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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-31

II Is time that the Republican candi-
dates for Governor should come out of
their holes and sound the tom-tom of
the local annex of the G.. o. p.
blow, buglc, blow. set
wild echoes flying.
Answer. echoes. lying. lying, lying"
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-31

1.-THE Busted ex-Texano is the title
of story written for the New York
World by w. Ii. ii. Murray. Twenty
years ago Murray was one of the most
popular preachers in Boston. He
wrote Tor the magazines and
lectured. Financial troubles drove
him from the pulpit and
he became a wanderer. He tried a
farm in Texas and restaurant in
Canada. aud failed. Then he picked
himself up, resumed his pen, and now
makes a living by grinding out sensa-
tional stories. Few men have gone
through more ups aud downs than Mr..
Murray. Constitution.
AFRAID.-Mr. Harrison is afraid to
look down into the waters of the Ches-
apeake Bay. He thinks he will see
those same hungry faces he left behind
him in Washington.
In all candor. we must say that
this thing appears 10 be getting some
we haven't been misled by its adyo-
Gates, was designed and is main
tanned for the express purpose
OF preventing trade, yet here are
the protectionists, as big as life,
bowling for subsidies Of ships 10 carry
on the very thing that the tariff OBJ
structs when il dosen't prohibit. They
are telling US that we've got to get out
and get markets for our goods, just as
if they hadn't told us the tariff had
provided. or at least would provide a
home market for them. Exchange.
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Train No. 5O connects daily no keIs.
for Chase City. l.n sfIle, HrI NNI.
Durham. Henderson and ltI.fl Dn.
meets ~ Greensboro i0r Durham.
Raleigh. salem. ana Winston. nnf 81. points .l
North Carolina ~. vision. Hf bury f.r A.N.
vile. Rot Springs ln. a NfH |n Western
North Carolina, $500 d.. Charlotte .lr g.. A.
A. q. r.
Train no. o. connects daily no Greens
b0rO' for Salem. Winston. NN. En. Colds
boro'. ana Nalehesd C.ty.a Salisbury fUf
AsncYIIr. HHf springs. lIi HN I..N.N H
Western N0rIn Carolina. 1I Charlotte WIN
Charlotte. Column N.l and Augusta ra. rfH l.f
CO|umN.i. Augusta. s. .Hn, Chan. '...N, tlIN.
nah. Ih0mastl.c. ra.. Ileks0uf. I. ari Uf'.f
Florida points also Hth Carolina Contra.
railroad Tor ISL n.nFfnl.
Trains from tla South Gr-.fc 80 Ricl-ori
5.lla.lu. Hui N.rI.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-31

The New York politicians hold the
fort in the confidence that one faction
or the other can proclaim the Demo
cratic candidate for President in 1899.
The previousness Of the move is APP
parent, and it is fair to suppose that
the two factions may fight themselves
to death and make the people Of the
provinces see that feud in New
York puts the opposing chiefs out Of
the question.
For we all know that such a local
contest means that either party is ready
to knife the other. and give the State
to the Republicans rather than see a
rival win.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-31

DEMOCRATIC ofiice-holders have been
marching homeward since last March,
and their tents are being filled with
Republican recruits.
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DUvAL & MOTIONS CELEBRA

~ TED HORSE TONIC,
for Horses. Mules. Cattle. &c. Cures scratches
in dogs. warranted 10 cure chicken and hog
cholera. Read what those who have used i
have 20 say:
George y. Smith. Atices. Hanover county
Va, says: Duyal NOrtOn's Horse Tonic
Is the best tonic | ave ever used.
II. c. Alexander, Old Church. Hanover
county. Va. says: Too much cannot ie said In
praise of Duyal q NortOn's Horse Tonic.
John l.. Curtis. Warwick {. H., Va: / think
10 almost indispensable 20 our raising hogs.
Jos. T. GarrOw. Warwick. G. H.. Va. says
IL is the best remedy / ever saw for chicken
cholera, as dozens of my ncighbOrs will testify.
4. +. Campbell. Managonick. King William
county. Va; / had valuable dog with
scratches which | had give up 10 die a few
doses of the Tonic made a com plcte cure
Price. - and % cents per bottle. For sale
boy all druggists. Sample bottle by mail for
p cents IL stamps. +. 7. REEVE a co,
Richmond Va
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Gbf Yailp ain,fs.

UbLIsHRp EVERY DAWN THg YEAR
ny THR TyMRs PUBLISHING COM
fANY, OFFICE Dol EAST MAIN STREET
nfCHAOND, VA.
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YOUK RBVEREgAD



The T.qorfo hoUte Pop Niumoi
The steamers uf fNe IH. 10 modes .i
7 beauty. ELEGANCE. Hll lNli....
fieaEc Richmond
1890 aul % a. p.rI.
Arrive Baltimore flfaNt halt'mNff
ftIHm N.N.
Arrive N.elmoldflaU lni tlIiN H.n.
Fare Richmond tl Baltimore. flet Glass
g., second cIHfs. $3.50.
The York River Zinc affords superior lf
panilges ln business u0n In enabling fN n I'D
leave iuCnmUr1 pear fr. close uI fnn l.. a
Transactions. aDl arrive 30 baltimore tl.f
negt m0nlls ti-tr having ENJOY it.sii.
ful nights rtst trle from .ll dl5t and 10
railway travel
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATIONS
Leave Richmond '2d So oepoD. 2. s.u.
Arrive Richmond, o. .H pa
sDsIy. flaily except SUNDAY.
Depot and ticket cnlc loot 40 Wiz
street. up. IOWA once. corner fcntn hli $500
streets.
PFYTDN RANDOLPH. JAS. L. TAfirF
Gene a Manager. Con. fHs h..It
SOL. HAAS. Jos IS. INi
I.she Halfzss, l'. ts-sr g. .0li
aol5 lItHm rt. t..
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NEVER print paid advertisement as
reading matter says Father Dana,
prophet and augur. We follow the
wise saw Of the great augur, and there
fore we must explain that our remarks
on Parsons and his Chattanooga Con-
vention to infuse the Democratic party
with the Republican idea of Protection
are not advertisements Of the Natural
Bridge Hotel.
OF course the general reader VIII I'M
derstand that Mr. Parsons, as a hotel
keeper, understands that if he can get
up a convention or circus. free excur-
sion or picnic. it is good paying thing.
Blu. we wish to be understood as
not exploiting the Natural Bridge Hotel
when we criticse the great Reform
Parsons movement in the South, and
the Parsons Convention at Chattanooga.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-31

TRIALS OF A PROTECTIVE EDnOR.-
Mr.. Whitelaw Reid is enjoying himself
at Paris, but the able editor left in
charge of Mr. Reid 5 paper is sweating
blood these days. The able editor let
his feelings get the better Of his caution
few weeks ago, and he jumped with all
four, that Is, with both fee. upon the salt
copper. and other trusts, threatening
them with a repeal of the tariff ii they
don stop squeezing consumers. Since
then life has been a burden to him.
Folks hired with British gold have
been asking questions calculated
TO turn protectionist hair gray
in single night. They want
him TO tell when trusts ceased 70
be private affairs with which even
the President had no right to interfere.
He Is also pressed to explain what the
tariff is for if it is not for the purpose
OF empowering the manufacturers to
corner the market and squeeze con-
sumers. Nor is this all.-Chicdgo Ners.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-31

The object Of this su.t j. to have set a-ide
anil declared null and void "A certain decd OF
assignmenf from Margaret =. friedchn'ih ~
n IioSenbarg 4 i-fee. dat "A 9TH day OF Apfi,
$50 asd du y recorded in ire clerk once 90
The Chancery Court OF the city OF hchinon"
and 10 subject the property therein cohN'b.n
- the paympnt of thu debt. due the phihllu \;
And affidavit having boen made ana ni'l
thlf tho defendants. Goldsmith. Idt hrhch ~
90 npany. David Spcrr. Mayer StiaL~ ,yin-
many. Nandcrcst Brothers VI. Nai,scnh,n' as
= stern krtuthal Brothers. Charles cfuovl-
house 4 Son. Al l1fncr. VI. NeuncfHei n 'h
many ", g.. Humherg Company. l.. Men,
Thomas Bell 4 Company fredetick W. Al
cock Friedman 4 Company. :. Scnie-eiutel
Cans grofhsr~. T.. Frieducfscr :. Ncssuaih
Garfucr A Frclcuhcif :. Dluhclspiel. r. hti
irr q Thomp-ou. H. and II. Adams. Hcilnor =
Straus. : :. SalomOn. lj. N. Bittlc. Ncldhou-e
A Sons. T.. Huchncr 81 sons. Carter 4 Tom
nany. l.. Danncuhum. Son * Company, Ven
man brothers. John l.. Baker. L. iicrhpt y
Company. Beileyiller Brothers. William iteiss,
q Sidcnbcrg A Company. l.. Dacmtre. Lew
Brothcrs. Sacks 81 Brother. Harris BROTHERS
Newltter n Rosenbtum. ID. tundlng a Spm
pany. Eckstein a Merthcim.r. i,issiFan, y
company. tuuai 4 Durmnut. ~ hoinei TEN
x Brother. Fomer. 1logg company, j.
Uyne. a Company. X. lindhc m. Lilchson
Sfcuart 4 COMPANY. ". Held. Joseph bcckcl
A Company. 4. 4. WOodhr iEe Company. VI
Kugbartz and National PapetcIie company
are non.residcnts Of the state of virginia, % D.
ordered that they appear here within nlteeu
days aftcs due publication or ln' uiu,l' aiu
do what is necessary 90 protect ncHeciNto III
thi. suit.
A Copy Tcste ......,.,,- ~,
CHARLES W. GODDlN, Clerk.
POLIARDA SANDS. p. 20 ana ohNt 81 f .s...
KAIFW.l. Aif i' ifM
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LEGAL NOTICES.


against ,.s..t.f,.
Margaret ;. Frcdcnhcim and \. ieuoiiine.',''
her husband "A. Rosenberg. trustee; fahnie
Uotfigheimer. aud r.. \. Cannon ana ON
ho'''0 ....... Defendants
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DIEDMONT AIRLINE

DIEDMONT AIRLINE.
RICHMOND & DANvlLLE RAILROAD
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE lO
THE SOUTH.
PULLMAN sLEErrR~ on ALL NlHr
TRAINS.
SCHEDULE EFFECT April IM
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-31

XTIRGINIA-IN THE CHANCERI
' COURT OF THE CITY OF MCiiNOND
THE I'M DAY OF MAY. 1852.
VI. NJ. Davis and j. o. Bantam. partners under
the nrm-namc of NJ. 81. Davis Coz. ...-.
II liiiltln' ~
against
W. +. Griihhs. doing business under the firm
name Of So. r. Gruhbs & Co.; the virginia
Fire and Marine lrsurlu g. company, ana
the AlcXaudfia Home Insurance. COM
many. Defendants.
rs CHANCERY.
The object of This suit is O. attach the debt
owing by the defendant the Virginia IRE ana
Marine Insurance Company o. the dcltheAhl
vs.. +. Guhb.. doing business under the hiin-
name OF vs.. J.. Guhh- ~ Co.. and to attach me
debt owing by tine defendant the AI'Aatati
Home Insurance Company 10 SAID dfichlahi
W J.. Grubbs s. Co.. and tO subject ine Same
10 the payment OF the debt due tothc piaintih
hy the said defendant W. +. Oruhbs 60.
And affidavit having been made ard hica
thar the defendant ". +. GruhDs - not res
dent of the State of Virginia, DO IS ordered
that hc appear here within iifcrn da}. altei
due publication of this order and DO whas ia
necessary to protect Dos interests in THIS suit'
A COPY ieste:
CHARLES ". GODDlN. Clerk.
DAVIS A NClIWAINE. 3. %. mAlI law
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-31

Alexandria Progress: Workmen are
now Engaged at Wheat's old mill in
putting it in order for the soapstone
factory to be opened there by the
Messrs. Evans, Of Philadelphia. The
engine is being oyerhauled and made
to work. and on Monday next Messrs.
Aitcheson & Brothers will commence
putting in the machinery for cutting
the blocks of stone, &c. Already force
of men are at work in the quarries near
Clifton, Fairfax county. getting out
the stone for shipment to the mill here.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-31

WHEN TERMS EXPIRE. Having dur
ing Cleveland's term, through their
majority in the Senate, inexcusably
delayed the issuing of commissions to
suitable appointees, the Republicans
now propose to take advantage OF their
own wrong and cut short terms of Of
fee, to the end that this administration
of false pretenses may claim the credit
of observing law while gaining patron
age by breaking it.
For this purpose Republican organs
are trying to popularizs the novel
theory that "A term of office under the
United States Government may COM
mence before the completion of an APP
pointment by the confirmation of the
Senate. The claim is set up that four
year term ends four years from the date
on which the incumbent went on duty.
even if lie commenced work before the
confirmation Of his nomination.-N \.
Star.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-31

Portsmouth Enterprise: Congress
man Bowden was at the yard yesterday
comforting with Commodore Brown,
and as result it is said, that sixteen
appointments among the clerical force
and master woElsmen will be announced
to-day. We saw everybody who was
supposed To know. but could not obtain
any names. A well-known Republican
told Us yesterday that Jeffrey I. VIII
son lcolored), Of Norfolk. had been APP
pointed shipkeeper. The same gentle
man said that John w. CAST would be
appointed supervisor inspector of steam
boats in place of Mr.. Marshall Parks.
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Leave Arrive
. Ivf.h-ord poforshffrp
TRAINS EoRTHwARD-
-psly. tDaily except Sundayl.
aTnppING PLACES

Nos. n and p makes no stops. No. % stops
on signal 40 Centrlia. No. io stop. only on
siena at Chester tcntniia and Manchester
NJ. rs st0rs ON signal at all regular stations.
No. 65 stops on sigma u nll regular stations
ana also nj Temples ard Port Nu.thall. Nos.
3D. %. 81. 80. -. BE-. 3s. and iY will stop ~ al
PULLMAN GAR SERVICE.
On Trains Nos "A and % sleeping care be
tween New York and Tampa. Fla, lyiA jeos
sonviliel. On Trains Nos. -. and n sioep
IDS cars between Nsshin ytCn and Charles
tor. On Train No. IS siecping cars between
New York and Jacksonville. ON ltaln 40.
30. sleeping cars between Washington ana
savannah.
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THK DAILY TfMns
CITY DELIVERY,

CITY DELIVERY.
Delivered In any part OF tho city and Mar
chester by carriers at ~ cents per week.
Persons dcsrins 'he TINS delivered at
their homes can secure II by postal card re
quest or order through telephone No. Sis.
when delivery 10 irregular Immediate com
plant should be made 10 the once. The ad-
dress may be changed - desired. II care be
taken in oil cases 10 mention the old and ne~
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-31

Remitfs rQcs should he fnkde by drh1s'
shsohs. postonce orders or registered letter
PAYABLE 70
TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY,
Richmond. Va.
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rHE ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK


TIE ONLY ALL-KAIL In 7 TO NUhFN % y
LEAVE Arrive.
Richmond. rHtOem Norfolk. 100 pr
Richmond, '1aOpm. Norfolk. 30 pu
Norfolk, $50 am. Richmond. n 90 pm.
Norfolk, $50 pm. Richmond. 10 pm
Tsese trains also make close connections
for tarmYle. LynChhurg, Gnd south
western points. and an stations on the Sorfol
and Western railroad,
r. VI. SULLY.
Supcruftn lent.
Z. I. b. ny Shc,
General Superintendent
I. =. EMERSON. General Passenger AGENT.
90I. HAAS. Traffc Manager Sap IS
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Roanoke Herald The Virginia Pack
ing Company will begin operations to-
day on peas. They have already en-
gagged two hundred women and boys to
do this work. and on account Of the
bright outlook for vegetables. this
number of employees Will probably be
doubled during the busiest part OF the
season.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-31
gomcthtpg In u Namc-A Hard Hit
Plenty OF Ibcm-LooIsing with Wist-
fut tys~-Ihe Poor rig Iron uep-rne
Outlook Lively.

Grover Cleveland is the leader under
whom the Democracy can march TO
triumph in 1892. and be is proving
himself more and more worthy of the
great work to which he is consecrated
the redeeming Of the government
from the hands Of the Republicans and
placing it once more in the hands OF
the Democratic party. which is the
party Of the people.-Atloata Coastitu-
ton.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-31

The enthusiasm over Robert Lincoln
in England shows how public opinion
changes. twenty-five years ago the
English people were sneering at
Abraham Lincoln and ridiculiug his
low origin and his backwoods man
ners.-ETchGnge.
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ADVERTISING RATES.
ONE IsCH or TWELVE LIrns.

tV-Resdinr notices in reading matter type.
is cents per line Nonpareil, loaded. u cents
per hne.
pVspccisl contract rates furnished on ap-
picstion.
Auction Sales, Legal Notices. and Amuse-
pent Advertisements 81 per Inch each In
sertion.
Rejected communications will not be re
turned.
Entered at the Richmond (va) postofilce a.
second class matter.
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THE Poor Pig Iron MN Corporal
Tanner would do something for the
Door pig-iron men of Pennsylvania.
but the law allows him 20 draw money
for those only who are connected with
the army in some distant manner
Louisville Courier journal.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-31

THE OUTLOOK LIVELY. - Senator
PAYNE announces that he will not, un-
der any circumstances, be candidate
for reelection. This will simplify as
well as intensity the Ohio campaign.
for with that formidable factor out of
the Senatorial race ali the young blood
of the Democracy will make an ambi-
tious pull for the prize With Murat
Halstead in Europe and Payne in re-
tirement 1t will be well for the boys to
wake up ITO the fact that the Campbelis
are coming Washington Post.
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HunHiCutt'S Rheumatic Cure,

PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
Ask yolr druggist f0r 10, and il ho HASN'T
10. make him order it for you.
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POrLARf,A SANDS. p. q. and SAMUEL PRE-
p,tru. mn. mylD law
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-20
The Supervisors.

TUESDAY, March 10, 1889.
The Board of Supervisors met yester
day, all the members present.
The report of the viewers of the Ma
tional boulevard was read and accepted
and Mr.. Wolfskill was notified that on
presentation of proper deed the sum o
$500 would be paid him.
The sum of $500 was ordered trans
ferred from the General Road Fund te
the Cahuenga Road Fund.
The petition for widening the Nationa
boulevard from Vermont avenue wa
granted.
A new election was ordered in tht
matter of the Lancaster school bonds.
The protest of Mrs. Hoist in the mat
ter of the Ninth street extension was
filed.
The petition of Dolores Cook, with ref
erence to a road along Castrica canon
was read and filed.
Proposals for court rooms for the new
Superior Court Judges were referred to
said Judges for investigation.
The stolen and embezzled goods which
have become forfeited by lapse of time
were ordered turned over to the County
Clerk.
Adjourned until to-day at 10 AN.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-20
and made public, existing joint tariffs
as above defined must be observed.

and made public, existing joint tariffs
as above defined must be observed.
A STRONG NOTICE.
The amendment further provides as
follows: SIT shall be unlawful for any
common carrier, party to any joint tariff,
to charge, demand, collect, or receive
from any person or persons greater or
less compensation for the transportation
of persons or property, or for any SER
vices in connection Herewith, between
any points as to which Joint rate, fare,
or charge is named thereon than is speci-
fed in the schedule filed with the Com.
mission in force at the time"
1t is therefore now an indictable Of
tense for any carrier to participate in the
reception of compensations above or be-
low the established rate for the transpor-
tation of any point traffic whatever.
This pro vision operates to prevent dis
crimin alton among shippers, and in case
of its violation, proof can be readily
made. Another provision requires the
Commission to execute and enforce the
provisions of the act and makes it the
duty of any District Attorney of the
United States, upon the request of the
Commission, to institute and prosecute
all necessary proceedings for that pur-
pose. The rule heretofore existing which
requires ten days public notice of any
advance in the rates established by indi-
vidual carriers, is enlarged by
adding the following provision
Reductions in such published rates,
fares or changes shall only be made
after three days previous public notice,
to be given in the same manner that
notice of an advance in rates must be
given. The effect of the amendments is
to place Joint tariffs and individual tariffs
under substantially the same rules with
out three days public notice, or ad-
vanced without ten days public notice !;
and the Commission must also be notified
of all contemplated changes individual
and Joint tariffs alike must be observed
in their integrity; and all Interstate
traffic is necessarily accepted under
either an individual tariff or joint tariff.
In reference to the application of these
provisions of the law to export traffic, the
Commission understands that tariffs new
on file in its office, established by car
riers accepting merchandise billed or in
tended for export by sea, show the rate
charged by the inland carrier or carriers
to the point of export, with notification
to the effect that the through rate is de-
termined by the addition of the ocean
rate from time to time prevailing. The
law contemplates that all traffic from
inland points designed for export by sea
must be taken under joint tariff or an
individual tariff; the tariff above re-
ferred to as now on file embraces both
classes. Under these tariffs the inland
rate to the point of export cannot be
varied without subjecting the carrier to
the penalties imposed for violation of the
law.
THOMAS NJ. COOLEY,
WILLIAM r. MORRISON,
AUGUSTUS SCHooNMAKER,
ALDARE F. WALKER,
WALTER L. BRAGG,
Inter-St Commerce Commissioners.