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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-05

Denfert-Rocheroau and the three DAYS panic
aud run Oh tho banks are the latest sensations
IN Paris The public wero 50 Interested that
for two days they stopped talking about Bou-
hanger, which shows how deeply France was
stirred There was meeting OF directors az
which some harsh thing, were said 10 the
manager, and Dee az once went home and com
mitted suicide by shooting himself Ia the head
VI Dsnfert-R0chercau was most favorahly
known for prohily and business ability. and
IN thirty wears bu,ine-s a. a banker had uni
tormly ben pruieli. be- consented with the
other directors 10 advance money 10 the con
per syndicate, and the consequent luDutatiou
ON his honesty was more than he could bear
Tie was WidOwer with two children. The
directors assert that bis suicide wes not dus
70 criticism. but 20 tho receipt 81 a TELEGRAM
from the Russian government ordering the
Compton Il Ea'ompte 10 hand over the bal
anee OF the Russian loan. 5000 90 francs. 10
another bank This completed the ruin
Examination showed that the bank had 81
ONJ'vO francs worth OF copper in is ware
house. 10 had also advanced -. COO. 900 francs
on second mortgage on copper, and had guar
anteed Tor two years the contracts OF three
great mines and agreed TO take $1,000 tons
more. Ia short, lis whole capital and re-
serve were embarked in copper when that
metal fell over one-third in price, with a
further downward tendency" The syndi-
cato holds 10000 tons OF copper, which cost
1t over s5O,OOO,OU0, aud Its losses cannot be-
much less than SeOOo0,0O0 The shares OF
The Compton d Escompte fell from 1000
francs 10 $50, and its affairs will 10 wound
up, lis assets having been passed over to the
Bank OF France
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-05
FlELD.DAY FOR SPORTS.
tt Day to be ray OF Much Pleasure IN"
Armament ~ Richmond College.

The lectures at Richmond College will
be Il pended to-day for the Public Field
day Tor Sports. which will take place tins
morning at 10 O'Clock.
The students have been making active
preparation for the occasion, ana Wilt
their best 10 entertain the public. Inc
executive committee, consisting OF III
&. H. Wand, rof ssor F. Booiwrght'
and II. T. Jones, have arranged very
interesting programme.
The exercises VIII begin promptly al
10 o'clock and last until !, and viii be
resumed IL 33D aud continue all the
esening.
rne following is the programme for
the dag
one hundred yards run--Conteslanls
Garrett Louthan, Jones. II. l.. and ii.
W Rvland. Trumbo and Baker
One-auarier mile run-Contestanis'
Hurd aud Thomas.
nigh jumpins-Contestan baso!'
DickerOn, Loulhan, Trumbo, anu Ky
land, W H.
Mile wslk-Contesiants Chambers
HAYES. Hoover, and Jones, II l..
Mile run-Conicstanis. Thomas ana
Hurt
Throwing ball-N olurtecrs.
Putting shOt-kincannOn and Hurt
Basc-ball-Frst nine IS. second nine
Me.srs. Williams and Bngby, captains.
La.vu-ienBis-Ba Pollard, II. L..
Walker, Wilbur, Winston. and Harrison.
Prize drill and prize run by the mem
bers of the gymnasium class.
Hurdle race-Garnet, Hoover, Hurt,
and LOuthan.
Broad iump-Jones. II. f., and Trum-
DO.
Tug of war-COntestanis Members
of the Junior and IL Greek class. Cap
tains. Messrs. Hoover and Louthan
Foot ball-COntcstan The two teams
Of the college, Captains Baker and
>huck
The winners in these contests will re-
cciye prizes and Banners 10 be delivered
publicly az the close of thc exercises.
Professor Thomas Cornelius, {. NJ.
lIazen, and H. II. Harris, Jr., constitute
the Judges for the occasion.
The most attractive feature IN the
days exercises will be the Arhor Day
which will consist OF planting OF mag
nolia- and evergreen trees on the lawn
by the graduating class assisted by q
numDer OF young ladies chosen by The
class who will themselves throw the first
earth upon the roots ol the trees lhls
class consists Of For Master Of Arts,
Messis. Trainham, Harrison and llazen
for Bachelor OF Arts, Messrs. Baker, Nc
Clarity, Jones, BristOw, simms ana
WOOdsOn.
Ample preparations have been made
for the accommodation OF large crowd,
and no pains will be spared to make the
Field day interesting and enjoyable to
all
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LOCAL ORES.

Yesterday the Governor commissioned
+. A. Burnham. OF New York, commits.
si,ner of deeds for Virginia is that State
The oyerseerers of the poor of IIenrico
county met Yesterday at The courthouse,
approved sundry warrants and trans
acted the usual .Ouiine business.
Al the annual meeting Of the Phladcl-
phia College Of Pharmacy, held March
10Th, the degree OF Master in Pharmacy
was conferred on Mr.. L. Roberts Baker.
OF this city, who is an alumnius OF this col.
lege.
Rev. |. J. Spencer preached a power
full sermon last night AZ Sevcnth-sireet
Christian Church to large congregation
on Excuses Mr. lIaddOn Watkins
sang two very sweet solos Mr.. Spencer
will preach again tonight
Mr. James b Elan has sold 10 William
Ashby Jones $50 T. ct OF land with
brick dwelling the con, lying on the
north side OF Park avenue and joining
and Lombardy streets, for u.s.
)00.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-05
MANCHESTER.
Items Of Interest from over the X

items Oh interest from over tbe RIVER.
Daniel Wilkinson, n wel-kpown col.
ored blacksmith who has lived in Man
chester for years, died Wednesday Of
dropsy
The new Methodist Church at Chester
field Courthouse will be dedicated on the
fohrth Sunday In June Rev. DR.. J. J.
Laiferty will deliver the dedicatory ser
mon.
The new banks quarters IN the Leoder
building are being rapidly and hand
somely fitted up. They are supplied with
all the usual conveniences for such bust
ness, and the Office, when it receives its
finishing touches, will exhibit neat and
attractive appearance.
Nj David Feiterolf, Of Pennsylvania.
has Just purchased the ,eniralia tract at
Centralia, embracing three hundred and
ffiy-eight acres, and has moved there
with his family
4 little i0ur-year old son of Mr.. Joseph
Perduc. who lives on Decatur street, be
tween Eleventh aud Twelfth, was severe
ly injured yesterday afternoon by Icing
run over by brick cart. The little fcl-
low was sitting down in the street, and
the driver, Solomon Jones (colOrcd), says
he did not see him until il was too late.
The cart belonged 10 Mr. RcdiOrd, the
brick manufacturer.
The Manchester Frc1iag Lcadcr OF
yesterday says "A deed was admitted
to record in the Office Of the clerk OF
Chesterfield County Court yesterday,
conveying 10 Ware b. Gay all OF the
proper Of the Chesterfield Coal and
Iron Mining Company, situated in the
neighborhood Of Midlothian The price
paid was thirty thousand dollars. This
does not include all The mining property
at Midlothian. but just the property
owned by the above company.
"Mr. GAY. who is Boston man, is pos
sessed Of considerable means, and Is
largely interested in mining company
several miles above Richmond Ii is un.
derstood he intends developing the
Midlothian property at an early date, as
there is considerable coal yet TO be OBJ
tanned in that region.
"This will doubtless be good news Il
the miners residing in that vicinity, as II
will afford employment TO large mum
Der Of men and bring considerable
money 10 the county
There will be services at the Presby-
terrain Church tonight at 8 O'Clock. ser
mon by the pastor, Rev. j. Cleveland
Hall
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-05

The following were the arrivals yes
terday al the different hotels.
AMERICAN-Julian Price, Meherrin
J. VI. Hudgins. Caroline county, Va; G.
/ f. Norwood, South Boston, Va; f. W
Tucker. Z. r. Ilamlin, J. l.. Swisher
Virginia. NJ Z. Montin. Irwin, Va; Pau
lrOmvulitz, san Francisco; t. I. Hall
North Carolina; A. y. Turney, Norfolk
/ Va. ". L. BantrOhOmm, New York
Mrs Gardner, Clover, Va; \ +. Jahnke
Jr., Richmond, Na,T VI Hewitt, Charles
| City county, Va, G.. G. Johnson, Buck
ingham county, Va; ". b. Willy, Arkan-
sas; Mrs. W ) Bowers, Hanover c. H.;
J j. Roberts, AryOn, Va; b. o. James,
Goochland county, va; W. } Woans,
Montreal, Canada >. Jackson.
brakes Branch; r. f. Walker, city; +.
W. Goldman, Virginia; Allie Dillard,
Old Church Madison Dabney. Pow
hatan G. H.. Miss VI. Mule. Miss Win
ner, Robert Mcintyre, l.. l.. Don, Her
bert Gresham, George b. ellison. Miss
Edith Merrell, Miss Minnie Miller, Miss
Geraldine McCann, James A. Carroll,
Mat Carroll. Miss Evelyn Blow,
Gilbert Gregory, James Carroll, Mr.. VIII
liams and wife, Miss Emma Calef, Geo.
f. Campbell c. W Haywood, James 4.
Kierran, John II. Blume, Walter Long.
Geo. W Howard, Miss Bliss, Miss Lille
Kayenaugh Miss Ella Brock, Miss Airline
Athens, Miss Rita Carroll, H. ii. Aiken,
Rice and DiXeys Adonis Co
HOTEL DODsOS .-GeOrge b. Aiken
Baltimore, Nd; George A. Traylor,,
Washington, ID. C.; j. VI. Wharton
North Carolina; L. r Bear, Delaware: X.
r Mogridge, Philadelphia, Pa; j. Il.
Jackson, Virginia; J L. Swisher, I. VI
); IL. l.. Davis and r. II. Wilkinson,
Buckingham; Mrs Charles Wright and
child. Kentucky A. b Murcell and wife
and F. Prayer and wife, Cleveland. O.:
J. \. EnslOw, Florida; {. l.. Hewitt, city;
G. T. Henly, wife and nurse, Virginia.
Miss ;. b Grymes, Chesterfield, Va; c.
c. Miller, North Carolina; Thomas Gooch,
Philadelphia, Pa; Gus Kahn, New York:
IL. Cooper, city; j. b. Anglin and
Thomas VI. Miller, Virgins; j " Fuqus
>urry county, Va; ID. Cornell, Irwin,
Va j. McGoyern, Virginia. H. A.
Branch, city,
A OhD0s - N'Ohf iUF lltuttt IL. l. ]
Rel hard kochmann, Geo. ;. Sheppard. |
VIM. A. Boyden and 5 T. Durham, New /
ok; Mr. and Mrs. Syon Mrs. c. ). /
Draper and II. Copley, Virginia; j. A. |
ieckley and wife, Mr. and Mrs Char. /
Iniied States Army; Mrs. Jas II. Will /
Jams, Miss William aud Miss Sallie
Williams, Brooklyn; h. X. Quarles,
Ala; r. Colbert, Amelia
county; Mr. and Mrs r. G.. Dun, New
! ok; Geo. b. Todd, jamestown, New
ork; ". G. Mcdowell, Lexington, Va:
Robert Ii. Leadley, Chas Campan, Jacob
fells, +. I. Day, Harry Tell, y. 5. An
erson, Geo. Rocks. +. d. Weswell, w.
ur5ana, j. X. Yirtine, W. II. Higgins.
/. Yak, +. Knauss, T. T.. Smith. |. j.
icGloye, W. j. Goodfellow, Detroit
Baseball Club; G. II. Halberstadt, Potts
lille, Pa; John l.. Sledd and wife, Wash
lgton, ID. C.; c. j. Sommer. Baltimore;
7. l.. Thompson, L. Liverpool. o.; Geo.
,. Endren, James Hibbs, Philadelphia:
ohn g. Draper, Miss Draper, New Yorl
lrs. Hough, Manchester, n Y; Mrs.
elsa and son, New York city; G. Ii.
robson, New York; Mrs Mamie Page,
irginia; I. b. Wsddcll, New York; ".
True, Miss True, Long Branch, New
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-05

The latest of Mr. Edwin Rice's pro-
duciions, "Adonis,' was given at the
Richmond Theatre last night 10 large
audience. 1t provoked laughter from
b-e ming TO end. As "a rollicking jolly
piece. good music, pretty girls and pretty
costumes alone, is far ahead of any per
Torrance of its kind Mir Henry t.
DiXcy is the "Adonis,' and
proved himself successful The play
is but frame for the work Of the per
formers, sketch which furnishes set
ting for the specialties of Mr. Dixey
The performance was hit The chorus
was excellent.
The matinee prices for Saturday will
be as follows Orchestra, reserved. ST.
admission, - cents; dress circle, 80 cents
No extra charge for reserved seat in
the dress circle.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-05
Joint Committee Meeting

The Joint meeting OF the Streets and
Grounds and Buildings Committees was
held Yesterday evening at u o'clock on
the corner of Ashland and Reservoir
streets. for the purpose of considering
the proposition OF Dr-. Hunter McGuire
and Hugh VI Taylor, io donate 10 the
city @ lot of land joining Ashland and
Reservoir streets. provided the city make
certain improvements thereon, and allow
them tO use the street That inlersccts the
lot. also % small lot adjoining Tor the
purpose of building thereon.
The committee. for the present, dill
not accept The proposed connection, but
decided to see the property that these
gentlemen wished to acquire, thus Civ
ing them AN opportunity 10 purchase TO-.
After the joint meeting adjourned the
Committee on Grounds and Buildings
held a meeting for the parpose of CON
,idering the proposition Of Mr.. JAS. II.
Do0lcy in regard To exchanging
% piece OF property near The New Rescr
y0ir for the Clark Spring properly, be-
longing 10 the CITY.
The committee decided not 10 take any
action in the matter until their next reg
ular meeting
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-05

York: b. Rosenfcld. Baltimore; J. h.
Olis. Boston: ID. ". Hall, New York;
r. Davis Evans, Lynchburg; f., A..
Brooks. Dayton, o.; Harry ID. Marx,
Columbus, o.; G.. W. Eneman and wife
Cincinnati, o.
MURPHy's r.. G.. Adams, Pi,tsburgi
Pa: G.. A. Rodgers, {. I. Lyon, Baiii'
more. Md; j. Edward Lighton, Syracuse,
\ y: Hon. A. NJ. Aanline, Chicago, HI
Judge Charles Gauger, Philadelphia, Pa
T. ]. Hcnshall Charles kemp-and VIE,
Rochester: Arthur p Helton. Brooklyn,
y. Y: A. A. Clark, GAINESVILLE. o.. Il: l..
Jenk ~, Morrah, y. y. G.. y. Jenkins
Elizabeth, " j.; o. l.. Edwards NorIolk,
Va: Peter Manuel, Lynchburg, Va H.
W. Walker, Bostoa. Mas, Colonel John
II. Meyerderick, Philadelphia; G. Henry
Wiliiams. Baltimore. Md.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-05
SNEAK THIEVES.
They Are Doing n Lucrative business IN
the CITY

Los. week sneak thieves entered the
hallway of the Valentine House, corner
OF Capital and Ninth streets, and stole
an overcoat from the hat rack &. Last
night sneak thieves made a second visit
and possessed themselves this time of
two oyercoats, and made good their es-
cape.
The business done by sneak thieves in
this line during the past winter has been
enormous. A few OF these thieves have
been caught, some jailed because found
guilty and the others as suspicious charac-
tiers, not being able TO give an account Of
themselves In most instances the
thieves have been negro youths, but one
or more white ones have been found in
this business.
there are many places In town where
these coats are bought at trifling price
and no questions asked A policeman
last night that the loss of up
wards of two hundred overcoals stolen
this way from Railways had been report
ed by the owners.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-05

ALBANY, \. Y, April At the eyon-
ing session OF the Assembly the SAXON
Electoral Reform bill was made spe.
cial order for Tuesday morning for final
passage.
Senator Roberison's bill making IL "A
penal oiTcnse to give or sell liquor or to-
bacco To minors under sixteen, or for a
pawnbr0ker 10 lend money to such mi
nois. or for such minors 10 attend skat-
ing Kinks alone, was passed.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-05
SHREWD FlGE-BuGS.
4 Band of Them uneartied by the br""N
Iyn and jersey CITY Police.

New YoaK, April "A band OF
shiewd frt-lugs has been unearthcd 10y
the Brooklyn and Jersey City poiice,
The band is identified with band oil
Chicago anarchists. The members OF IL
located in Brooklyn last Decemocr'
several of them engaged small stores IN
different localities, secured al the IN
suIance they could, and then set 'hem
on fire.
Their plan to avert suspicion was to
break kerosene oil lamp. to convey the
impression that il was lamp explosion
from which the fires originated. Ine
dre.bugs used bags filled with volatile
and benzine encirclei by gunpowder'
10 which a slow fuse was connected.
The minute it touched the gunpowder
the whole place would be ablaze' and all
traces of how the fire originated ohllt-
Grated
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-05
OLD DOMINION CLUB.
The Meeting Last Night-Election of
Offlcers.


The regular meeting of Old Dominion
Club was held last night at their rooms,
corner of Main and Eighteenth streets.
President Higgins presided, Mr. K. A.
Hughes, secretary.
After the transaction of sundry civil
business, the club went into the election
of officers for the ensuing year.
The following officers were elected
President, r. 4 Hughes; First Vice
Pr sident, W. J. Holmes; Second Vice
President, W. ". Wood; Secretary,
Henry Cohen; Treasurer, John ii.
Frischkorn; ergeant-al-Arms, Jonas
Stywald All these officers were elected
unanimously
The election OF three trustees was
postponed until the next meeting.
The chair announced that he would
appoint the executive committee and
the other various standing committees at
the next meeting.
1t was decided that the President in.
vie some prominent speaker TO address
the club al the next meeting
Adjourned
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-05
Fred Douglas In Florida.

JACKSONVILLE. FLA, April 4.-Fred
Douglas was to-day guest of the col
ored people \ procession numbering
500. including military companies, es-
corted him from the railroad station To
the Exposition grounds, where
he delivered short al,
dress. congraiulating tie scolored
people of Florida upon their progress
since emancipation. Tomorrow he lee
lures nj the Exposition. The city Is full
Of colorcd people from all parts oil the
South. Fred Douglass remains here tw
DAYS longer
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-05

NIRGlNIA:-lN THE CilANfUM
' con Kr or TIRE CITY OF RICHMOND

XrIRGINIA:-lN THE CHANG lN
' COIKr or TIRE CITY OF RftIN.,n
IHElsr DAY Of APRIL. l,-s
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Hlir 2 lNnfnf d.. STIRLING II...f.
g.. Guue|ry and Hope lhNnH..
Ann lttn Thomas. haitian. r lN.. ..
NIli am 10. ,Chr tlf r nuu Nfut..I I.. .....
jaime. O. lam'ttf. "a. II. llim.lfI. f..H
rumptt NJ O.. Philip. a.d Ju.a. i.. $780,.
Mary j iHninl--. William N. flH... II.I.
rihll A. Ich0i-. MarccNu- N f.HH. S.
e.. Fort ani JuiIa 4. T.. big wir. NI..f ID.
Minis and N1fy. his wife llHnIf D. N...f
and Many J up. h.s wife, "a IIfM ID I..-
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90 ana sun, DIS NIte. John n HI
jaime. T Denny. AIg. Denny. William n.
Denny. Isabella iiUl. John n .lI.'
I,Nn Maria hh. John d. Adams. I .n
Pierce nnl hNl.u. Dos MI|N. john N.
Peter pcLick. ". q. florence aul fI'O l...
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against
William D. Astn. william a.. A.fIn JHm.. u
fsfu. >flIin 4. Hutchinson. D. 30 I.fn.
Aimed s. tstiu. JOHN AsfIn. william h.fn.
Nil Jam A.tn. Potter Adams. lphIIm 'HI
frf~Uu 1ri Flora a Icc. hI. wIir. ifIfII N.
ll0uhs, Clarence NcsNiit aui AuN f l.
wife. hoNerf pitm1u anI Mary D. his n ...
70 s-tr Thomas. NarglrD- IHNn. Hu I.fff
rary unhnHWn. un infant HlNi. IlD ODD. I
GO -HIIn lrUiCk. decreased. Iirr N.
tnNnn. If such tNcrn Do. Nt.'rflIDIfs nI
william a. Thomas maternal HuIf IIill.
lrfl A-fIn. r ftN- ONO INnn. IlNn or
NlIlIm Adams. deceased. NNH NltI sHntNf
fNr -.iI rs iNiIm a Thomas mfIfr.HI uuuf
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Wlu hF N'ffut 90. descent ifNHu fuf lHIUfnN
NI mlfDInl. uncle ui Hunf of -fIu NIIIi n
a Thomas. Hfo Interested I- Dob. cIf. lf lN
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fI.u 600 fIU IUuNs of which " IIuW a IN.uI..
hir uI ih cumif oi honito uhi r'.Nr '.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-05
The Powhatan Club.

There will be a very important meet
ing OF the members OF POwhalan Club
tonight a; the club rooms, and it is de-
sired that all the members, as far as pos
sible. be present Among the principal
matters which vi be brought before the
club is IN plans for purchasing a suila-
bic building which will answer the in
ereaslng needs OF the club
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-05
4 BAR ROOM FIGHT.
A Pistol shot Fired aud the Fighters Ar
rested.

Yesterday afiernoon James Couch and
Buck Spotswood (both cOlorcd) got into
a fight IN the har-rOOm of the latter, on
Seventeenth street, resulting in Spots
wood pnring Couch out of the room.
At the door Couch, it was said, drew Il
pistol and fred IT, The noise was heard
by Deputy High Constable j II Rel
wood. who was in the neighborhood.
lie ran to the scene and arrested both,
Speisw0od and Couch. He escorted
them to the First police-station, where
charges were preferred against both for
fighting in the street COUGHS pistol
was found, and the charge OF carrying
concealed weapons was preferred against
HIM Both of the par les were bailed
for their appearance before the Police
Court this morning.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-05
Robert Garrett Returns TO His Country
hmm.

BALTIMORE, MD., April 4-Roberi
Garrett returned 90 his country home
near Baltimore, this afternoon. \ re-
porter visited him this evening and states
that Mr. Garrett looks very pale and
does not weigh over 10 pounds, 81
hounds lighter than he was two years
ago. Mr. Garrett stated that bee fen
quite we'll. but did not want 90 see any
body on business matters.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-05
Ambulance Call.

Yesterday morning at o'clock Mr..
Litterman, an employe at the Danvile
depot was caught between two cars and
injured. The ambulance was su nmoned,
and DIR. Davis, the physician IN charge,
carried him TO the City Hospital The
injuries ar not thought dangerous.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-05
Ihe rre.laent oolng on a fishIng GOO

WAsnlNGr0N. D. c.. April 1.-The
President is making arrangements TO go
ON fishing trip Before the adjourn
ment of the senate be told several OF his
friends that be thought OF going away
for a short trip in the early part OF
April. Ii is probable be will go down
the Chesapeake saturday with Secretary
Window on revenue cutler 10 DE gone
two or three days The details OF the
arrangements have not been made pub
lie
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-05
Artemnteh to cnmmll snlelle.

BRooKLYN, y. =. April Mrs Lrcy
Capill. a sister of the ate Congressman
Alahoney, attempted TO commit suicide
to-day by jumpinl from window of D p
residence, but was prevented Dos "a nurse.
Grief over her brothers. death hss un-
settled her mind
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-05

SAN FKANclsco, April THE direc
tors of the Southern Pacific, of Ken
tncky, elected general officers to-day
The only change from 1883 Is
tnat c. Crocker takes the place of his
father as second yice-president, and a.
\. Towne becomes third vice-presideni.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-05

Mr.. JERE H. TRAYLOR, travelling sales
man for +. r. Penn < Co., says. have
been a sufferer from sick and nervous
headache all my life but found perfect
relief from using Bradycrotine.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-05
NJ. OENFsRT-ROcHEReAU.

He Was the Manager Of the Compton,
D'Fscomptc aud lie BILLED Himself
The sudden collapse Of tho great French
cooper trust, tho consequent failure OF the
banking concern known ms the Compton
dEscompie, the suicide of H. manager NJ.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-05

FoRr DoDGE, Ia, April 1.-The United
States marshals who attempted TO make
eyictions from the Des Moines river
lands to-day, were met with armed re-
sistance and driven from the field.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-05

When Baby was sick. we gave her Castora.
Whom she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss. she chung to Captoria
Whom she had childron. she gave them Ca.s,oriA
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-05

THOSE PEARLY TEETH may be kept
so by using Phenol Mouth Wash in con
nection with Kalodont Tooth Powder
For sale by
OWENS * MINOR DRUG Co.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-05
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STOLEN, FROM NESrBROOk
- FARM. Henrlc county. Friday ni.lt'
March -, lssy ore DARK BAY MAKE thlr-
teen years Old black m meant tai; black legs.
The LETT fore Snee is slightly swollen. On
the inside OF the fciess near tho sholli Is
are some white hairs. Newly shed on she
front fest. \ prominent eye, and rather gay
looking I'm harness. about fifteen hands
high The shoes are stamped with tho initials
OF the smith. J. ". T.
TEN DOLLARS EDWARD for tho return
OF the marc. TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS
for detection OF tho thief.
ANY IN ormation may be given 70 Major
JOHN POE, Chief OF Police. or
JOHN WREN,
National Police Detective Agency,
ap ST. ilu0 Bank street. Richmond, Va.