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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-12-07

f. S. Ballard was driving his pony
Wednesday evening, and when in
front of Z. Y. Griggs', the pony be
came frightened at the cars, and sat
down On the ground. as sensible
horse should, until the cars went by
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-12-07

Since 1878, when under the eio ial management Of
Mrs. Mary Mapes Dodge, tue publication OF ST. MICH.
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recently said 10 is the mode and Ideal Juvenile mag
writers OF America and Eng and and the best arts.a
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more than suo people read each months number :,
tor Early In Its history her young peoples maya.
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-20
LOCAL NOTES.


~efllrr al '"' 'i'''' W ''' '''''
49," Drii'h'
General Bradley ]. johnson WAS ih '''
cify Yesterday.
Mr. john g.. t0rvu. Dl iHe 'AHi-'
IftNn'. i- ln iN' 'iif.
I'll. REGULAR t.Iu 30 I.. .rrIIt Court 'l
Richmond lclr- n-m rf.a.
Mr.. p. j. Farrell. n.IH .'. t'n tHlIr' .-
is able Co Doe out. hni '- -.'ii quite i'''.''
EN-Iu-ticc -. T.. CHM ha- heeu appoint. I'd
postmaster ~ Glen ADnn. llenrico county.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert ~. Power, VIII
ina,c the cts tomorrow inr % Nrni tlp
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MAYOR john i'"'. 'li.. ',a- i'lNI i'" '' '''
riif irm W a~hii-iIn. ~ '. inh i''.'''.'
hi- dHiit- a- hi"l o' f"'4't.
SIR. Robert ". MHny. assistant Treasurer
ol the ,hn-lleaAr lnd '.i" Halfway '''.-
p'nN. mas it~i-h.n. u h"- DIT"
announced VINO Niii ~u''ct" ii.i''
Mr. William D.. In-loy. form rf of Obj.
TIMES. hut nov Oi -uF Durham ''.''.
WAS DOB fle civ yesterday. and received
warm greeting from bis host o. ific1''.
Th. Richmond COLLEGE students rill h0.d
religious services in fhe chapel 90 iie >o'-
d.ri'> Home sunday af u nrlNch y. NJ.
and 100 the chapel at fIn A'm-lNu-D af
g. NJ
I,d.,.. v.,1..p -r.,.i.. rul I.lt. fi.
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...t, 1n.-la, suo win address fI. ,nt.r.. Of
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-20

bong before the >lid Eth dav Of MAY. lSNq.
yl fAr said defendant. we'll Knowing the
premises. and. although bound ~ aforesaid
foo keep said street In safe condition and
ircr from all distractions for the Use of the
public amt toe plaintiff; and during the
nighttime to warm AN persons using said
street ri the dangers aforesaid 10y suspend
n- ai said place "a light Dr other adequate
.l-nai. Co reveal the same and 10 warn the
public Of Che danger did not keep
lId street IN good repair nor place
said lghi or other danger signal nj
-ild obstruction during the night time. but
10 the contrary. wiilfuiiy. negligemny.
lnu-iully and uniu-tlN permitted said
rect 40 the point aforesaid Ia remain anC
4r iu sad dangerous condition. and OLE
~irucied a- aforesaid. and did NOT warn the
PUBLIC Ni said Instructions and lis danger
Gus character Jos light or other adequate sig
nal: $40 That the plaintiff. Robert +. Morris.
Nh' WAS them and there passing i'm and
along said street ou horseback. WAS hy the
1.i 10 said horse. which fall was without
ituf Cd. his. aud accustomed hy said ohstrlir-
Il.u-. severely wounded and injured. haN-
ii- l'-. ih. said plaintiff. knee-cap knock
'H "ui ni place. amt receiving very danger
Nt- And painful wound, over his eye and
iHntii h., %. id. and WIS Otherwise injured.
ud cui amt bruised.
ih' r.untn l- r.pr -entad 10y Me-srs.
Staple * NHufrrd.
Ih- nest case Was that Of james u. Han
c'ch .in-t Berger. Loath ~ Myers for
$1,000.
IA" declaration SAYS that Mc->r- Berger.
i-ith * Myers. le~-ec~ Of the Mozart Aca-
denny % Music. and also the employers Of
certain man named Mike O'EDurkc 10 act
Is -l"'ial constable within said building
during ODE conduct OF theatrical perform
i1re- given in said Academy. that ON the
iri d1N ni October. lS~l. tine said plainiill
purchased a ticket az the ticket Office of said
Academy az Music 90 witness the per-
i'fn1ncc i0 Doe given ON the evening
ol tine day aforesaid: that when
lle sud rluntIn had entered the said
Mozart Academy of Music and was upon
.Ir steps leading 90 the dress circle Ohc
n'he -iNon to fhe upper part Of said build
n-l ihe s1id Mike OR1uke. the ageil aud
servant Of tlr sud defendants. with force
end arn, assaulted tine said plaintiff beat
AlH and threw ham with violence 30 tho
ground. ami. also. with great force and yiu-
AHrc Threw the said plainiiii ont ct window
nd on 10 a balcony of the said Mozart
Academy 81 Music. and Kicked him On the
chest and stomach. and pressed upon HIM
with h.- Knees. and otherwise assaulted and
injured him. by means of which the said
riuniH va- then greatly hurt. bruised and
wounded. became ~ich. store. lame. and dis
ordered. and remained ~ from the date
aforesaid 90 tine beginning Of his suit.
VIZ. Edgar Allan IL the plaintiff attorney.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-20
MEMS 0vERCOATS.

Hundreds Of Oycrco1ts' This may give
YOU an idea of the magnitude Of our stock.
hut when 70 comes TO The beauty Of the
styles. the perfection Of the III, the faultloss-
ness OF the IN kcs, 40 pen or tongue can d.
justice To our goods. They must be seen 20
be appr. ciatcd wish You would bring youi
tailor or some irIond who j. a judge of
clothes. along and let him accide VIII ihcr h'
lia. ever seen such iiue and fashio.abl
Ovcfcoats ior 80 little money In All ms ~
p,iicncc. cur light AMI medium wcig
hnglish tox style Gal, ovcrcoats. IN pariicu-
lar are perfect marNcls of the tailor's ART
Come in and tfya tsw Of them on. II You
dc. you can't rcsis; the temptation TO bay.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-20

NEW IDEASi NEW MAKES NJ" ~
TERMS, Won find them by the thousan" 40
our handsome BOYS CLo'hiN" ~ 49,,
MENT. Unlike other houses VIC w 80,
content with going along over me S''n' w
path and showing the same Ola p"''''n,
year i'm md year out. Every season W.
ByYs' DEPARTMENT Is stocked WIN u.
latest and most popular novelties III NJ
suits. Short Pant suits. and Long RAM "'.''
and fall and winter iss0-'oO are no' "n'' -
execution 10 this rule, but actually 'hi""'
the preceding season In the shade Mo'n'iS'
mink before purchasing your Boys Cioin'
INK. II you want garments ihai "' ~ ~
rablc rs they are stylish As noDDy a. ~ w..
are cheap. then patronize "iiih b'7l"N
FAMOUS BOYS DEPARTMENT
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-20
THE BOSTON'S
MARVELLOUS ATTRACTIONS IN
Roys' SUITS BOYS OveRCOsTS.

MERE SIDE SHOW Tharstho light in
,.,,ch most other sfor.s regard BOYS ana
, mn pKTN'- OVFRCOhrS. They show
e.,y styles-a gray brown. blue. black
and expect their customers - take heF
,noice from tins limited assortment af 'un-
united prices. Bat. fortunately. these old
s.,v merchants mistake ihc Ideas ~ tl.e la.
,en,s and the notions ~ the boys. ihe 'orn.
er want quality and lew prices. While iIN
Inter. proud young America. want as iffse
variety and as pretty Styles TO select FROM as
,boir daddles. Here "lHE POS oN como.
~ ,he rescue. Theis STOCK n BOYS OVER.
rOATS fsa vcfi,abie c9mbnafo1 = l1an
NV aud qulilfy. beauty aDd cheapncss, and
mus ..youna and old afo pleased.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-20

The annual conference 81 tine Methodist
church m Nir-init viii meet 100 the Broad
street Methodist fur.h on Thar-dlA. 80
yemhDr -. Bishop 4. " Wilson viii pre-
..d.. !Ar membership of lhr conference
consist Df DID, mni.trr- and ~ssent, -Onc Lay
iric-ain-. "a total of 2,6. Tines represent IN
nurrhe. and .,5u white hethol'et~ in
Virginia.
lh. body meets 40 different point, ia the
state each yelr. 81 is in important lodN
40 IFS meetings ihD pastors 90 churches are
moved from one 10 an0ihcr and thu Meth
ldi-i people look with interest 10 the out
come ut Us deliberations and the appoint
mnrf-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-20
THE BOSTON'S
WONDERFUL INDUCEMENTS IN
MEMS SUITS.

Have YOU bought Your new fan suit Yet .
No Wei. come right ia and fake your pic.
and III from a stock that for stylc. G. cgancc.
ext mt and low prices stands without peer
orrNal. Ne don't think we have missed
yet ing a single new pattern or good quality
oai this season. To examine QUO entire
ma nmoth Stool, woald lake hours and days.
Ju, tell us about the rrl q NoU want TO pay
ana The pattern of color you fancy. q we
vii show you The finest and .cNi values ever
off, red 10y any Richmond business house.
THIS may seem rather loud tlik. hui we have
the goods 10 back up VIVA. wc sly. aud an
assurance based upon a sound knowledge is
very different thing from mere Dug or
boast.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-20

'Diim >ilDm0H>kF, the oracle 81 st,ic.
desires 10 state that lac PROPOSES 10 take the
winter before the first Frost. aud ci,c men
oi Fashion a liic-pr,crycr in the shape
at the most elegant suit Of ciOthc, than can
DE, baili.
Look un his counters. and contemplate
your manly form in his large mirror. and
then know that the gias, Of fashion - in not
reflect thing Of beauty unless the modern
Apollo is clad in the best style, Il Ia Saio-
HiDnsfv.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-20
POLICE COURT
\ Mule case ana o,l.er Minor Matters.


I'm ihe court Yesterday Lindsey lIome,
tcoiordl was charged with breaking in the
night time the stable Of Mr. j. {. Phaup.
and stealth. mule. bride. and saddle. all
valued 40 >i~1. This robbery took place
ia~f Friday night. Sergeant lomln~on cN-
mintd into the ca~c and traced the thief 10
Spots Yl>unia county. near the Wilderness
Sergeant iDmlin~On went there and cap
tured hi, man and also the mule. llolme,
Is ID coal black. powerfully built darkcy
and had Just come out Of the penitcntiary
The hearing of the evidence Was cOntin-
ued until Tuesday.
Hattie Montague (colorcd) WAS required
to give security for thirty days for trespass-
ins on tAe premises of Charles II. Lang
lOfi.
,orneha johnson. di>orlcrly in the street.
Fined 50 and COSTS.
Emma jackson. lighting in the street.
/ MpI So and COSTS.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-20
CITY CIRCUIT COURT.
Two Damage suits Institute.

Two Damage suits Instituted le.tcrdas.
Two suits were instituted in the Circuit,
Court Of The city Of Richmond YESTERDAY.
one against the city of Richmond for - Nul
and one against Mcssr-. Berger. lcath n
Ntere for 5000. They were as follows.
Robert =. Morris. jr.. an infant. by his
McNt friend, X. /. Morris. against the CTS
of Richmond. for 5000.
The declaration -sis that ihc r0ni bed 90
SIKH street, al a point between Leigh and
JIs hs0n streets. on the ,iIi dlt a. Nn.
i~>3, and before that dat. had two parallel
nd 'es Of earth some twenty-five inches
high, extending from ihc side of the street
OFT aud ''''@-- The same more than fwl
thirds Of VI which said Ol,e,rnc-
lion in sai defendant had notice
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-20

John I. Anderson and wife "a fra Glaze
brook. bali 81 undivided interest iu ldj feet
on the north side az NindCr. between 'ar-
ter and Washington. near the western linz
it, Of Richmond Sliz.bi. Robert :. puke and
wif. 10 Jefferson johnson. 4 p. aero. 10 ih-
upper end Of iirnric0 county. Si211: }ohn
Dunlop. special commissioner. 20 !. 4. All
dcr-on. l53 feet on the north -ideof " Under.
between Carter and Washington. SG.s 80.
James .. Cox and Vic. 20 James lewis. 80
feet on the north side &C J., near Twenty
hr.t. improved. >-W.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-20

The condition ct affairs in the county H.
getting more heated and Malone himself
has AN interview on the subject. The fol-
lowing telegram addressed 90 the tiNr~
WIS received last night.
~lllsr inter, ,cWei Malone. 8c,erldee
viii remain IN the ueid until the ballot il
.puutDd Gord-h,r. Taylor
=. u. nf>N.
ALLsN +. fi,Eni~. 'cnmiticc.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-20
Ms. seVeRfDGE REJOiNS.
liz Perfectly Agrees With His Opponen
IIgHNDNp. VA. Dpiolef 10 iSSl.

lie Perfectly Agrees With His Opponent.
RICHMOND. Va. October H. 1881.
Io hc Ldtor of fhc DoHy Times:
Please allow mo % say in answer 10 the
card of Mr. Theodore 1. TAYLOR. that |
th INK him for agreeing with me in my state
mcni That his nomination was obtained bv
uiud. have never claimed that he was
ashamed t0mDct me. but that he is ashamed
TO face tfc public a- the nominee OF j. " .
~ouiIW Hti'- bogus convention. As to my
charge OF Mr.. Taylor's being an ATHEIST. will
Doe deny IL His fine tooth comb will no
doubt be- needed IL he associates with hi,
Boss >outhward. whose associations tend To
ilc propagation of ,crmin. If Mr. TAYLOR
is satisfied. / assure him nm. Respect
fWiy. ". II. BEN BRIDGE.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-20
HE JEFtS. -.

Opening BAL of this Popular Jewish Or
gnnirition.
The Jefferson Literary ana social Circle
gave their opening ball Of the season last
Thursday evening AZ BelSiderc Hall. The
occasion was notable for the grace aud
beauty Of the participants and the general
enjoyment ot ~ present.
Among The fair onc- who added Ia III
pleasure Of the ENLIGHTENMENT were: y.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-20

The Committee on streets, Of which NJ.
Lewis d. trenshaW. Jr.. is chairman. Viii
meet to-mgrruw morning at . O'clOck. TINS
: VERY early h0vr for the commlite to A.
-embic. and II may Dee possible that those
Ahn ara prompt, in Attendance will have
ID NAIl mn MhIIe Tor 4 lnOrllm.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-20
l-rnl cry lr.'n.irr..

N rW cul cnANcFHY c0rnr.

~ IHE CITY CuANCFRY COURT.
Henry e. Euhank and wife 20 4. T.. iai-
cnt.Ar. - ie,t ou iAe south side of JdN. near
Buchanan. improved. .O.: John &. Gibson
and wife 90 Jlme- n. NucA.I-. feet on the
north side % Graham. heiW .en Fulton Stree.
and Williamsburg avenue. >..-,. q nf.r
e.. tuy Co.. ~aliic b. -iout- trustee. - i.et
Zee lAf east ,'is II second. between tA.
and Canal. Sl.31l. Anna T. llaNlii- eNeru-
tors TOO Charles or. touHriin. toii feet oH
the south side of Franklin between First
and second. imp0s .d. >ls,5n. Clarence
Peyton', trustee to Emma Pc, ton. wife e
Clarence FcNton. i5i, i,et on Leigh. north
west corner 0f Graham. improved. fl..Oo;
n. N. smith and VII. fn Levi, elifr D.
feet GA liD south side az 'lrf. near Fourth.
>6A; ~lllie II. -fnrr- trustee o. DeUrg, T..
GnN. % feel On the cl-i side OF second. hr-
tween CARY and Canal $1,000.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-20

The hoy Trinity Mission will begin the
thrl session Of H. S'nl as school this
evening al { O'Clock AT the old SUNDAY.
school room under The Ballard House. Tn,
sunday school j. conducted under The ali,
sspircs 0I i society connected viii - '-"'. :
Episcopal Church.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-20
The Garni-hee { ase.

The garaishee case. wherein four parties
are suing Hartman X Co., contractors on the
Belt Line. for money which they claim
Uarman 4 GO. owe /. Lapenia and -
G0nii0sa ,ub-c0ntractors. full particulars
Of which were given in last Tuesdays
TME>. came up again Yesterday u lie Cir
cut Court Of lIcnrico county. Without
concluding thc ease il was continued until
next Tuesdp,. when il viii De- heard in The
Iity Circuit Court room. The Jury wa. adj
joulnrd 10 meet there Al 10 O'Clock Tuesday
morning.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-20

mnsting. Cnnri Yesterday.

In this court yesterday the following cases
were disposed of;
George Manning lcolorcd). charged with
feloniou- assault upon Robert Evans ,col-
Ored). Wa acquitted.
William Kennedy (colored), who was
tried some time ago and given one year IN
the pcnitentiary for lelOnious assault on
Thomas L. Turner. was given a new trial.
which resulted. ON a plea Of guilty of fclp-
uious assault. tn 4 verdict Of siX months in
Jail and line Of -.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-20

The Ncw Dreams Dime Museum com
pau, viii give au exhibition this week op
Broad street, between Eighth aui Ninth. d.,
mermaid b. amoug the attractions.
YOU want a hrstciass il0l. ask
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-20

CHEW '.llIou Igbic-o b..t tea-
cent % ug 1913 fhe market Save ihe tu
tags aud get o haDds0m aud useful
pie-cLt.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-20

The Cardinal. Bishop and priests will
M ct AT the Episcopal residence this morn
Ing al lo o'clock in order g. prepare the lin
Of the procession. which viii lcaNethe Epi--
copal residence promptly at iO:3o O'Clock.
and marching through the street. will ascend
The steps 10 the pOrtico Of the church and
enter The main isle aud proceed TO the sane
fIlaIN
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1889-02-28

The Old Settler bill has been sign
cd by the president.
"A meeting will be held at Clare
more, March 9th, to arrange details
for the moving Of the court house.
TO parties desiring TO see the
great American president inaugurated
March 4th, the railroads will sell
round trip tickets from vinita to
Washington for 5000 upon the fol-
lowing conditions: Tickets will be on
sale Feb. "a TO March End, good re-
turning on any train leaving Washing
ton on or before March sth.
The entertainment being arranged
by the ladies' Of the city improvement
society will be deferred until the wealth
er becomes more agreeable. The farce,
"Sone so deaf as tthoso who won't
hear" is au amusing one and in the
hands OF Misses Blanche Hall aud En-
ma Beck, and Messrs. Anderson and
McCrnry, with the music and recita
tions, will form rare programme.
"A correspondent OF the Telephone
recently visited Ed. Crutch6eld, in
Saline district, and writes: Among
other curiosities he has a white wild
goose that has been with him two
years, and when spring comes. it
makes n circle around the home flock,
says good bye with n quack and leaves
for the far north, but returns when
winter comes. Mr.. Crutchfield ex-
poets him TO leave this spring in a
short time"
MIR. Wills has gone to Texas to
take look ut the cattle market. If
they are held there as high as in
st. Louis he will not buy. %. Frank
Billingslea received 40 head OF extra
good steers this week which cost, de-
livered here $40. 80 Messrs. VIM.
Little and J. o. Hall have returned
from Texas. A lengthy string of Tex
as cattle will follow in short time
between now and the 10Th inst. -.
tits reported that 2000 head oi cattle,
mostly young stock, have already
arrived for X. l.. owen.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1889-02-28
OOwALA ITEMS.
GALLAGHER.


Our school ia taught BY Miss Mamie Nc
COY.
"A series OF meetings is to begin here In
oowAia school house Wednesday evening,
March 6th
we learn that Mr.. james Ward has been
employed TO teach In the Cisrsmore Mound
school house.
The people at the Mound school house hre
keeping up prayer meeting and bible reading
on Wednesday nights.
we are having winter in earnest now In
spite OF the weather prophets, and the snow or
the season envolops mother earth to-day.
Mrs. Eaton and son Calvin returned last
Saturday week from their trip to GOingsnake
district. Miss Callie remained there TO teach.
There will be preaching aud public recsp-
tlon OF members in Claremors Presbyterian
shureh merit Sabbath. March srd. at II O'Clock
IN.
The box supper or the woman's Missiona-
~ society proved a very pleasant aud sueeess-
fui affair and the ladies realized over sio
from IT,
Rev. d. x. Allen started home TO Fl Glib
son last Thursday. The meetings at Clare
more In which he had. been helping, resulted
in much good. A number decided to accept
Christ as their savior. and the little church
starts OF encouraged BY ten additions.
Feb ~. 1889. ALrHA.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1889-02-28
IHEIx4UGURATION

ofthe PreSidcnt-elect will take place at
Washington on March 9Th. 1859, and should be
witnessed by all who can possibly spare the
necessary time. For this occasion the "Burl-
ington Route" with It's usual liberallty In
such easss. has made the remarkably low rate
OF one fare for the round trip. aud will sell
through tickets to Washington and return at
this rate, thus placing the excursion and 4
short vacation within the reach Of all From
the Missouri River q choice OF routes ls offer
ed. viz; Via Chicago, st. Louis OF Pssria, In
connection with any line desired sast OF these
points. The equipment OF the burlington
Route is surpassed by none In the way or COM
fort and elegance, and its time ls as quick as
the quickest. Tickets viii be on sale from
February 27th 70 March End. inclusive, and will
be good returning until March 10th. Go your
self and persuade yeur frlsnds.to go, and buy
your tickets over the Burlington Route (H. 4
st Y. r. RI