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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-23
Cardinal Gibbons and DIR. tie Kes

Cardinal Gibbons. the consecrator OF
Rshop Van de Vyver.left for Baltimore yes-
ter Inv morning on the II o'clock tram lie
was escorted 10 the Union Station by num-
her Of dgnitaries Of the Roman Ca,hol'c
Church. While at the station Dr. "
who was also there. was seen by the Cardi-
nal. who advanced to meet him saylns
s.,yhv yonder is my old friend DIR. hoge;
plI 90 and speak to him" DIR. lioge ana
me CARDINAL became well acquainted WIN
each other when tie Cardinal was bishop oi
Richmond. They shook hands anu 7po"o
pleasantly for few minutes
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-23
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
A Day with Our Friends Beyond the
James.

Day with Our friends Beyond the
James.
Yesterday was the second days session ~
the Hastings Court, Judge Ingram presid-
ing
There was nothing for the grand jury 10
consider. and most Of the day was spent In
the consideration Of cbancery cases.
The suit Of Benjamin +. Lpse0mb against
Charlss Keller and John +. Brodnax for
81 900 was set for trial on Wednesday. De-
tober 3Oih. The plaintiff in the case IL rep
resented by Mr.. Edgar Allan. Judge Will
liam /. Clopton. Mr.. Charles '. Meredith
and Mr.. G.. X. Macon are counsel for the
defendants.
The suit of the Manchester Water Works
against the city Of Manchester. for the
water rent for the first quarter for city plugs,
which the city declined to pay on the alleged
noncompliance of contract on the part Of
the water company. il set for Thursday.
October 3lst. The Council committee met
last night. and Judge Clopton, the city at
torney. had consultation with them.
The school board met last night in regil-
lar monthly meeting. The regular routine
work was transacted.
MAYORS COURT.
The Mayor had what i called dull
docket Yesterday. Thomas theaiham,
court. but the ease was continued until
next Saturday on account of the absence Of
material witnesses.
Two youths who had an alteration were
required 10 give bond TO keep the peace for
six months in the sum of $50. The aggres-
sor was also fined $50.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
The Democratic City Central Committee
have extended invitations TO Hon. L. W.
Mckinney and Hon. John l.. Massey 10 adj
dress the voters Of Manchester sometime
between now and the close of the canvass.
The sale Of the estate of the late {. {. Nc
Rae has been in progress for the last two
DAYS. The homestead, the large brick build
ing. was put up yesterday evening, but the
prices offered being 50 low II was With
drawn. The lots offered for sale have
brought from $1,000 10 $500 per foot
Among the purchasers are Messrs. IL. Z;
Beattie. y. +. Pilsen, J. J.. Robinson and
Mann :. Valentine The sale Will continue
this afternoon and tomorrow afternoon.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the South,ide Land and Improvement
Company will take place AZ the company :.
office in the Leader building on saturday.
November ID. at T. VI.
Manchester f. complaining Of her electric
lieht.. Monday night none burned AT az.
Last night the same state Of affairs existed.
The many merchants and others using the
incandesccnt lights had to bring out Their
kerosene oil lamps. \ number Of persons
have signilicd their intention To stop using
these lights. This feeling l. becoming wide
spread. int. $500.
The Manchester people are willing 10 pay
for electric lights if it viii be given them.
bnt they are not willing 10 put mp win ms
kind Of Inconvenience. Of which the last l.
moi the first time that the Manche-terians
have been treated this way.
Revival services begin tonight III the
Central Methodist Church.
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Yesterday afternoon, at i5o'clock' flne-
street Church was filled TO overlooking bN
a large and fashionable audience To Wit
pess the marriage OF Mr.. CLYDE W saunders.
the Young foreman OFF /. llill n CO.'S book
office. to Miss Mary &. BADGER, one oil me
most beautiful and accomplished lVuns
ladies of the West End Rev. >; d. ii9 n''D
niaved The wedding march. Mr.. Frank
Fli;son was the best man. while Messrs.
Uonraud Freeman, Daniels, Paoli, DAVIS
uorze and Hanley were the ushers.
The young couple left on the c:2o Tram
for a tour of the North. They have the best
wishes for their future prosperity oil hoo'
of friends and acquaintance.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-23

The annual meeting of Company As-o-
citation was held last night in Sanger Hall.
President Charles X. skinner was IN the
chair
The following officers were elected ::
Charles K. skinner. president: Maxwell T.
Clarke, first yice-presdent; Major |. y.
Brander, second yice-president; Mr.. James
y. Boyd, third vice-pre-ident; Mr.. X. A..
Brock. secretary; Mr.. X. IL. Gillian,
treasurer.
4 motion was adopted looking to procur-
ing pictures of all members of the a,socla-
ton in group, and a movement was set
afOOt 10 erect a monument 10 the memory oi
the members of the company and associa-
ton buried in Hollywood.
After business a lunch was enjoyed.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-23

In this court yesterday the garnishee
cases Of the POrtner Brewing Company.
John DAILY, l.. ". staten. and W. ii. Cox
against l.. Lapenta and - Gordiosa,
which began in this court on Monday. De-
i0ber 18th, when all day was spent in the
matter. then adjourned 10 Saturday. the
18th, aud after partly hearing it then was
continued until Yesterday, was. after argu-
ment. decided. This garni-hec suit is di-
rected against Messrs. Hartman Il Co.. the
general contractors under whom Lapcntd
&C.. were sub-contractOrs. The garnishee
suit claimed that fiarman II Co. owed
Lapenta &c. certain amount Of money.
The jury yesterday gave judgment IN favor
Of the plaintiff, for s22O.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-23
"The WIFE"

The six hundred and iifty-eighth perform
ance of "Ihe Wife" viii Introduce this Ia
nous success To the patrons Of the Acade-
my Of Music on Thursday night. The com
pany is under the direction of Daniel Froh-
man, manager Of the Lyceum Theatre, New
York, where The Wife, spent lis two hun
dred and thirty-nine consecutive nights 10
full houses III the original production two
winters ago. Miss Eta Hawkins is the
bright, sprghtly soubrette in the east. She
il acknowledged one of the clcyercst in her
line on the stage today.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-23

The will Of Edmund Griiiin was admitted
IN probate i'm the Chancery Court yester-
day. The estate is distributed as follows
To Johannah Brady, 500; Il. Peters
Church. 500; Kate Brady, all Of the house
hold and Kitchen furniture. The remainder
Of the estate is 20 be- divided equally be-
tween Maurice j. criiin and James /. "rii-
In. sons Of the deceased.
The estate il valued at $1,000.
Mcssrs. Is. NJ. Quarles and {. Ii. hagan
qualified as executors.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-23

Mrs. L. {. Daniel died last night at :
o'clock at the residence of her son-in-law.
Mr.. Richard Brook. at No. soj, east CLAW
street. in the seyenty-eighth year Of her age.
She had been sick about a week with bron-
chiti-. and owing 10 her advanced age was
unable to resist the disease.
The deceased was most estimable lady.
She was a Miss Bronaugh, Of Georgetown,
ID. c.. and was highly connected in this
city. Notice Of her funeral Will be given
hereafter.
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silver Convention.

The executive committee Of the National
Silver Convention has requested Governor
Lee 10 appoint twenty delegates and twenty
sltcrnates 10 the National Silver Convention
70 be held in Il. Louis. Any citizen Of Nlr-
ginia interested in this silver question who
would like 10 attend this convention should
communicate with the Governor.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-23

A meeting Of Republicans was held at Il.
Luke's Hall. Twenty-sixth street, between
X and 5. Mr.. Pollard presided, and speech
es were made by MIR. William II. Beye-
ridge, Rev. Reuben Monroe (colored). Of the
Baptist Church Deacon james Gordon and
Justice Harris fcolorod).
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-23
ASK your grocer for the Dunlop
Patent Flour. Phone 275.-sdv
Dv.pep.,a and Liver Complaint.

Is II not worth the small piic~ ~ IS cents
"a free yourself OF every symlt0 IN of III ~
distressing complaintsf liy.u think 80. call
at our store and get "A bottle OF sinh hs vial
Ger. livery bottle has a pr ten guarantee
on II. Use accordingly, a, itit does you n
good II will cost you nothing. sold by DO .
ker Brothers and II. NJ. shields 4 Co., corner
VI Fifth aud Marshall streets.
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Circuit Court.

The Circuit Court Yesterday did nothing
Of public interest. \ humber of guarnishee
cases were disposed OF.
Captain Alexander Coke, appointed COM
missioner of the court, appeared and quail
lied.
Mr.. :. l.. Kelley qualified to practice law
i'm thi, court
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-23

In the Belt-line cases yesterday Mr.. W.
{. Preston, counsel for the railroad, moved
Judge Wexford for the dissolution of the in
functions restraining the road from run
ming through the lands Of Messrs. Patterson
Blanton, and others. The Court heard the
motion and some argument, but took no ac-
ton. The matter will come up again.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-23

The Richmond Choral Society gave at
their regular rehearsal last night st. Cecilia
Day in an artistic manner, and il was en-
joyed by those who were fortunate 10 be
present. The society now numbers thirty
eight, and are q credit 10 any city.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-23
state Board Of Pharmacy.

The State Board of Pharmacy-Mr. Robert
Brydon. president-met in the city yester-
day and were all day engaged in examining
applicants for license to practice as phar-
macsts. About twenty-five candidates
were before the board, which will conclude
IL lnhnrs fO-lAX.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-23
On n Matrimonial Trim.

Mr.. W. A. Foster, OF Atlanta, formerly Of
Manchester. is on pleasant visit 10 Rich
mond. To-day at 2 O'Clock he will be mar
ried 10 Miss Dora ". Hall. Of No. ll2 south
Laurel street, and they will loave for At
lsuta st : o'clock.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-23
JOHN BOW Frs.

No. Z Governor street.
MARBLE AND MARBLllIlr SLATE
MANlEl~.
FINE WOoDE> NANiff~,
SlAiEANDfiiEH tAhiu-.
GRA - ANDFE>ntif~;
GAS CHANDELIERS AND -nAlI~.
HOr-AIR FURNACE, And F..N. 'f
STOVES.
A la ge variety 90 HEATING ~l.N i'
RANG =. AND tOukINp ~iNN
Fiue BRAS FtNDrH- AND fi.I -'I-
The GRAND Ill STOVE ANu At
NApOff GNoh ~ We.
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Property Transfers.

The following deeds Of bargain and sale
were recorded yesterday in the Chancery
Court
james II. Pcay and wife % Mrs. Virginia
p. Newman, wife OF Charles IL. Newman,
~ feet on Clay, northwest corner Twenty
eighth. improved ST. 400.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MRS. VI. \. JENKINS. Marion. Mass.
SAYS / hope that all who are afflicted With
sick Headache will give Bradycroiine trial.
WE have speedyand positive cure for Ca
tafrh, biphtheria. CaHker Mouth and Head o.
ache IN SHlLOH'~ "a Arr II ttNtDN. 4
Nasal Injector free with each bottle Sc II
If you desire health and sweet b cath Price.
80 cents. sod by BOdeker Brothers ana
ii. NJ shields & Co. corner OF mn ana Maj
shall
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-23
Iuspectors for Richmond.

Governor Lee Yesterday appointed Mr.
William u. Lee -four inspector and Mr.
Thomas 7. Atkins fish inspector for Rich.
mond. These appointments take effect
January l, 1890.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-23
GET the best--the celebrated Dun
lop" Patent Flour. Phone 72j adv


VIII you heed the warning the signal. per-
haps OF the sure approach OF that more ltGrl-
bic disease, Consumption? Ask yourselves
II you can afford for the sake Of saving 80
cents, To run the risk and do nothing lOl h..
We know from experience tnat Sniloh's cure
will cure your Cough. II never faiis. IIls
explains why more than Million OF Bottles
were sold the pass year IL relieves Cfou
and hopping Cough at once. Motne d
not be without IL. SAM L. bottles q ee. sold
by Bodeker Brothers ana I'll NJ. shields 4 CO..
corner OF Fifh and Msishall streets.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-23

ELECTION.

The board of directors will meet in a
few DAYS in New York 10 elect officers Of
the company. The old ones will very pro-
badly be reinstatcd.
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THE GLEN ALLEN POSTOFFlCE.
squire CHM Respectfully Declines the
Dlnce

The appointment Of postmaster for Glen
Allen. "A country pOstOiiice near Richmond.
which pays 5000 a year. having been ten
dered squire :. b. CHM, Of the Waddill
faction of the Republican party. has been
declined by the appointee. as will be seen
by the following letter
LAW OFFICE :. b. CHM,
9Oj BANK STREET.
RICHMOND. VA.
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REPORTS.


Reports from the different wards, adj
dressed to Chairman Guy. were read. and
We're very encouraging, indeed. house
toulouse canvass has been made. The work
has been done very carefully The name of
everybody entitled to vote, their residences,
ETC., have been obtained. A number of
Democrats removed from one precinct to
another have been transferred and many
new voters have been registered.
Adjourned AT S:iJ
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-23
RI,IG~. MEDICINES, 49,.

This preparation has been used f.i fN. l'''
ten years with the greatest slr.s..t.
ans and patients ts 20 nlirt's. ..,-
cine ia all vast ns diseases.
Pflce. 5Oc aud 81 per hottie. '--
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IMPROVEMENTS.


SIN the reorganZltiOn of the company
four million. six hundred thousand dollars
of the new consolidated tive- were put ASIDE
In nav for improvements and additions 10
the urouprty. The Issue of one and nall
millions Of those bonds has been recently
authorized bv the voting trustees ana the
hoard of directors for certain ePeclhed IN
nroNements. chief OF which are the payment
Of the new equipment purchased, the Ell
largemcnt of terminal facilities al Newport
News. Richmond. Clifton forge ana tihcib-
natl. and the erection Of additional SHOPS
and the construction Of five mile, Ol dvube
track in the New River district ana an
equal amount in the kanawha district.
This work is now going on
OUTLAWS.
The outlaws Of the company for the next
two or three years viii necessarily tie large
as il is the intention of the management 10
take out the few remaining wooden bridges
on the line and replace them WIN IRON ol
the heaviest build: 10 put additional ballast
on the road bed; to continue the extension
of the siding- 30 a. 10 accommodate the
long freight trains that are being run; 70
extend the various sections Of main track
winch are being buili-ail of which VIII Id
cilitate the large traffic of the company.
EARNINGS.
The earnings Of the company are increas-
ing each month. and the expenses tnotwith-
standing the large amount Of permanent
work which j. being paid for and charged
10 expenses) make favorable exhibit.
DEVELOPMENT.
There is a noticeable development Of the
lumber coal and iron interests along the
line which is promising for the future. and
there il remarkable increase IN the
passenger business. both through and local.
Concurrently with the reorganization OF
the road, new enterprises are being started,
and spirit of improvement seems to pre-
vail among all the people in the territory
10 which this line il tributary and speaks
well for lis future traffic.
CONDENSED BALANCE SHEET TO JUNE 30,
lSsl.
Cost of road and equipment
and additions thereto sy.9l2, l26 10
Miscellaneous stocks and
bonds ................... 1904 %
Special cash deposit to pay
overdue coupons ...... ... 3.u0i 40
Profit and loss f.23j. l13 -
STOCK.
Capital stock-Common ... iO,OO0.OOO 90
First preferred. ............. l2.WO.Vn M
Second preferred. ...... +.... l2.wo'OW %
Funded debt ............ $25.7I6. 53l ~
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-23

Mr.. Britain rendered his resignation.
which was promptly tabled. Mr. Britain
is one Of the best Democrats an jackson
ward, and the tabing Of his resignation
will keep him in the field as member Of
the committee. In his letter Of resignation
Mr.. Britain stated that he would work,
Notwithstanding that he could not be a
member OF the committee.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-23
CITY DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE.

The City Democratic Committee met last
night. Present: Chairman Guy. Secretary
Gates and Messrs. snelings, Bowry, Far
rar, Flournoy. Loving jackson, Cary, Val
entne. sayille, Ryan. Jacob. smith. Brady,
and Winston.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-06-08

the sealed contents are broken, and hearts fail as
he passes by, but hope, blessed hope, whispers of
the morrow, ''it will surely come.'
Perchance It's amother's letter he brings-sweet
bearer of unsefsh expressions of devotion, fraught
with anxiety. All! the writing is so unable to ex-
press her precious sentiments, but between the
lines are unwrtten words that speak to the child
as none save mother speaks. Perchance the
band that pens it has lost its vigor-dear, gentle
hand-but it serves to speak of love and home
the while memory wells up in the throat huge
lump
Who is there that has not among their treasures
packet of letters yellow with marks of time,
sacred with associations kindlng sweet memories
of one long agone And the hallowed sentiments
once more perused open the door into the past
linking it to the present
Doubtless while the human heart has aught of
sentiment, letters will be forthcoming in the good
old-fashioned way. When letter writing has
reached its lowest ebb, to which it is rapidly APP
preaching, it will at once be lifted to the level of
the accomplishments where it rghtfully belongs,
and receive the attention it deserves.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-06-08
LETTERS.
BY HARY0T HOLT.

Letter writing is one of the lost arts. The BIZ
ographer of the future may well tremble in con-
temptation of this fact and gasp inwardly at the
terrors of civilization. The same progress that
has abolished the messenger, the stage-coach and
the carrier pigeon of primitive times, has created
havoc of one of the most valued accomplishments
and laid it away in dust on the shelf with the linen
samples and other womanly excelencies of our
grandmothers.
What the sewing-machine has done for fine
needle-work, cheap postage and nineteenth century
hurry has done for letter writing, and lastly the
typewriter stalks boldly in and snuffs out what
little sentiment is still attached to it.
Where is thy mightiness, O, pen? More mighty
thou art than the sword-but than the typewriter
less mighty indeed.
In the hurry which seems to be daily growing
upon us, one can readily look forward TO the time
when every family will possess a typewriter and
call In an operator occasionally to write up the
family letters, just as we engage sewing woman
for the spring and fall.
Fancy love letter on typewriter-a sonnet to
mady's eyebrows original in cold type, with "dic-
tated' in one corner.
How Cupid would chafe and vince! But Dr.
johnson says "a smart man never falls in love ,,
and therefore it will be safe to add never writes
love letters; at this rate one can easily imagine
love left behind along with other relics of the past
But what ponderous volumes would the letters
OF each days transmission make What, bits of
history OF romance of tragedy, of life in all its
phases are daily delivered at the hands of the post
man. Eager eyes watch and wait for his COMING
faces brighten with good news, faces blanche ere
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-06-08
The Woman's Journal of Boston says:

Little Rock Ark member of the city council made what
papers called g" rafting speech" against the appointment
matron. He declared that the who taken
the lock up degraded be recamable that
only the toughest handling lit for them For this he
sharply and Justly rebuked by the WoMANs CHRONICLE But
the city council of Little Rock favorable ear to the
petition which signed by the leading business of
city, and by the tax payers representing capital
three hundred thousand dollars, and have
the Office of police matron and to provide part of her
lary from the city treasury
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-06-08

One person suggests "Pigs in Clover" and an
lowing seems to be rather explicit as to detail, and
appears to fill the program:
For the Aernoon-Take fresh hammock lately picked
and add to two selected ofaverage size Lightly throw
together two loving hearts Sthe whole together and flavor
to suit the taste.
For the extra good boat set in winding river
to cool Add one moon, large pinch of stars and two we'll
beaten hearts Make pretty thick and float hour This
recipe is never known to fail
The judges whose names are published occupy
position as trying as the staff of justices in a
baby show.
The Arkansas Churchman thus quotes the Do
minion Churchman:
''Ihere is no more worship in listening to music
in church than in hearing it at a concert"
The world is composed of many men of many
minds the censorious act as balance wheels to the
enthusiastic, and everyone nclines to the belief
that their particular way is the right way. The
propounder of the sentiments quoted above is evil
IDENTIFY an individual unmoved by the concord of
sweet sounds. The less apprecative the person
the greater the critic, is an observation which
holds good in nearly every instance. Music may
not be worship, as the Churchman asserts, but
how about the choirs on high. The Bible scarcely
alludes to this eternal singing as concert 1t is
safe to conjecture that in better world those
"who never sing but die with all their music in
them will undergo miraculous treatment of the
vocal chords and join harmonously in the celestial
music. The man with no music in his soul will do
well to study up on this point for to the best of
orthodox knowledge he will be apt to find himself
out of his sphere, in a realm where everything
that hath breath praiseth the Lord