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The Progress., 1889-02-23

The people Of Syracuse. N. Y, are
indignant over General r w. Leaven-
worth's will. It ostensibly left to the
city $1,000 for park improvements.
pubic fountains, monuments and a
seminary for young women, besides
bequests to Yale, Hamilton and
Syracuse colleges and a number of de-
peidents. It is said the property is so
entailed as to make the bequests prac-
tically delusive and Of no avail. Con-
sequently many pledges publicly made
by the deceased are violated. Parks
and avenues were named in his honor
with the understanding that he was to
contribute to their Identification.
The Progress., 1889-02-23

The Honey Grove Pa.) Herald
mikes this mysterious announcements
There is welding coming, md tile
Herald is under oath. Guess who it
lis, then wait about \ week or two, and
you'll know who's in trouble. 2
The Progress., 1889-02-23

"A Georgia newspaper tells Of a
slender, delicate. and sweet young
woman who went to a ''su gar boiling"
the other day. She remained twenty
four hours. during VIII G., she ate four
teen stalks of sugar cane and drank
tifty-seyen glasses Of cane juice.
The Progress., 1889-02-23

The force Of physicians at tho
city hospital of Cincinnati Is % 70
doubled. 5s..
The Progress., 1889-02-23

AN lNDEPEnDEHDEhT NEWSPAPER.

Published In the Interest Of the White Earth
Reservation and the Northwest generally.
An Exponent of Higher Civilization; a
Fearless and Zeaicus Advocate whenever
Right and Justice may need . Friend, and
to Fraud and Oppression . eleePless Foe.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-26

THE United States Supreme Court be
fore adlournng rendered a decision
which will have a healthy effect on
communities afflicted with trust COM
bines.
The case was Gibbs against the Con-
solidaled Gas Company of Baltimore.
The complainant was the general man
a,er of a corporation engaged IN the
bnsipess of 1.-The owning, improving
leasing and manipulation OF gas prop
srtv throughout the country. lie
sued 10 recover for services IN ncgou
a.ipg and concentrating an arrange
mept and settlement of differences be-
tween the Consolidated aud Equitable
gas companies of baltimore. The ar
rapgementr was simply a combine by
which the two companies bound then-
selves 20 raise the price oil gas
I'd fuel to high profits. - the pnO''c
wa. made TO stand and deliver. aud the
two monopolies pocketed the tribute.
The court held that the combine was
Illegal. and that Gibbs could not re
cover. The decision was that the ia"
Of Maryland forbiddiug suc's comoina
tons was constitutional, and therefore
the agreement between the TWO corpo-
r.tions was Illegal.
The opinion further states that the
Inv scannot recognize rs valid any un'
dertaking to do what fundamental doc
trine or legal ruledirectiy iorb'ds. Nof
c,n it give effect to 0nv agreement the
making whereof was an act violating
law. So that. IN short. all supulations
20 overturn or in evasion OF what the
law has estabi,, he'd; all promises inter
feriug witt the workings OF the ma
chinery OF the government many oil Is
departments or cbstructing its officers
In their official acts or cerruptng them
all detrimental TO the public order and
public good in such manner and degree
as the decisions of the courts nave de-
hned, all made to promote what
statute has declared TO be wrong are
void
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-26

THE MAGAZINES From WEST *
JOHNSTON The Harper for June Is
brilliantly illuminated with its usual
Illustrations. with some special pictures
for the first month of summer.
~The Brook Whose Society the Poet
Seeks" is a charming bit of landscape
the priucip.e features Of which are a
farm house IN the distance and a pearly
brook in the foreground with an Indian
canoe. Among the attractive articles
are -Socim Life ia Russia, by lIcomfe
he Tognc." ~ Little Young in the
World Part III. by Dudley War
ner:r "rae Negro on the Stage" by
Lawrence Halton, and many other at
tractiye articles.
.Scrsbner'S The June number has a
number Of interesting articles. slave
~ in Africa 10y Henry Donmead. is a
peculiarly clever sketch Cf subject
that is quite novel. The PAPER on
Electricity, - 10y {. +. Brockett, is ex-
celIeut, and the one on Bass Fishing
is charming to the reader who has ever
delighted in that fine summer sport.
Among the articles are: "Castrogiov-
yani.n The Muster of Ballantrae, y
Monsieur Mason" "Sappho TO
Pha0D.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-26

........ nuns .t,rv ,Np ms HOME.
.-l.tr.lr,l.n.. 3D.. n ihc aur-
49, .......,.,lsi.i..es. llo prose
..f. I...,,.tf.owu,rof many
2 nv ......'..sa,I ama- "a fortune.
.mn1 Ifwr.th .ahomouuid
ls.,t n.ltr -a.ame 90 "Gr.t class
......, ~..li.n0.-hiaat ly.
~. f.sn i..ua.cn-aeOd m organizing
...f..,.r.. fh.uc... and finding tas
ny. r.l.roral.e. rr0pomiel the
l,.....0.f..l iIra FDr year or tNo io
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-26

and prmluced boat that approaches
The style of the American centre-board
sloop.
II 20. We may have more trouble IN
holding the cup than in the past contests
which were simply trials between the
cutter model and the sloop model.
ii Brother jonathan should lose the
cup. he will be quite satisfied that he
Is able 10 win it back.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-26
NEW BOOKS.

1,,, PRIMITIVE FAMILY. by G. n. SrARKE,
Pm. u. D. APPLETON q CO.. New York
through WEST, JOHNSTON 4 Co.
This is the sixty-iiflh volume of the
international scientific series. Its OBJ
iect is to discover and trace from It's
earliest sources the origin and develop
men, Of the idea of the family. The
onnosition expires ed to views of former
writers on this subject is sustained by a
wide range Of c0llated facts, and by
careful arguments deduced therefrom.
The writer sounds proper note of warn
INC when. speaking of the present legal
relations between husband and wife
and the growing tendency TO make
Them more and more independent OF
each other. he SAYS: 1T IS incumbent
upon us to declare that if legal indie
pepdence. especially with respect to
prcpertv. Is given TO both man and
wife. a cause of separation is intro
ducei into marriage which must sooner
or later lead to the granting of divorce
from arbitrary motives.
How 10 STUDY GEOGRAPHY. by fEAN'i
"a. PARKER ID. APPLETON 4 Co., Ne"
York. through WEST. JOHNSTON q Go.
Not only 10 the teacher Will tins
volume prove interesting and instruc
tive. TO all intelligent persons who
have not succumbed to the fashionable
ignorance about geograpy' 1t VIII p'
found most useful. 1t is an endeavo'
to raise the study Of geography from
the parrot-like acquisition which mos
of as remember il to have been into a
thorough study of The material basis OF
the two great halves OF physical life
structure aud climatic.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-26
As To LAND BILL'ALLEN.
GIVING LIFE, STRENGTH AND FOR
TUNE FOR Az IDEA.

Al, whom Thousands should ncver-
ence. Cor III. Thought Gave Them Homes
=. ~ov Poor ard Tricndlcss some In
,.res,ins gaci. About 80. iifo and WORK.
In the Village 81 New Albany. o., a
fow miles from Columbus. hto' I'D &C.
,....,.rian orce famous under ihe ro-
br,o,,.t Of Land Iili Allen. lis name
"a William Allen. De devoted Che u'.t
vcars Of bis life 60 occurring i'' i'-
.,... of .se homestead act and other laws
f,,orin., aud o~norhip' he spent DDS
s......,,... i, tl,at worh. and Is now waste
in. uayinad.lapiilted od farm h'u.,
d,n.ndent on charitable neirh."r' inf
H. l..,. necessities Of iifo. There D. %
,...,lsr tradition chat Dr. Joseph isnaro
Gnilofin died by thc machine Ne invent
ed. itis rot true. lui 30 shows subtle
,o,nlsr sense OF the way .unh i'''-'
1r..n Turn out IL stuc. however, in't
a.. 1i.ooyerar of the great tom,ii0.
i,io died in poverty CHAT ,he inventor
~, ,n.. cotton Kim gained nothing nli iaN
.rlffl .k DO. IIIN NIl.NN '''
~oll in California narrowly escaped lal-
neri.,a. and even so hs Tate "'.i' "''N
this WQam Allen.
F,on his fame bass largely le.n ias.p
from him. for of tho.cvho heard 'D.
r.r.o a majority naturally concluded
Z mad the great homestead ai'oai. "..'
Governor William Allen "ia'np Ni'''
',,, Vlcno. and u -mieol hi.par-toat
J,s.laimcr Dee is eui credited with Do.
And furthermore. DO must he ''.n.''''
I.fiho homestead act WAS ono oi those
measure certain Co hafomanf authors.
,s.,ct would certainly m'o bacon pas ID
+, limo Fl Gland bI -.l,n h.l ne,'i
r..l and mang mcn might f-l eL'im
the credit of originating d.
William ill,n va. born DO Nniiam
county Conn. 30 $500. learned i.e
nrin,crs trade .al worked Or a"''''
In Newport. r.. j.. upon the ola "'9 ,. ID
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-26

The state is always eloquent because
4, has the Inspiration Of truth. which Is
q grace to the following handsome
compliment which We clip from IT'S edi-
t'rial.
"Our esteemed neighbor, the TINES.
h A established itself Ia its handsome
w quarters on the southeast corner
7 nth aud Main streets. ana has maze
G .nsiderable Improvements IN It's force
= ID equipment. Capt. Page McCar'y :
! ng aud brilliant services m behalf Oh
the Democratic party aud ms matAe"
ability aud accomplishments as Jour
u list give him well-dererVed p'pu-
lsrity aud influence That make them
q Ives felt in bis directionoi the TINES
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-26
TuE COURAGE or LITE.

Commerce nccessitates currency
medium or means Of exchange. to rep
resent value and facilitate giving ana
taking. Strong impulses. ins'incuve
notions as well as our wants and appe-
tite.. move Us to give and receive 70 De-
stov our valuables and supply our
wants. We are all members one OF an
other. And. shut up one from another,
we DRY Up. wither and die.
o. sod docs with ms. rs we with torches do'
Nlt light as FOR ourselves
Commerce aud interchange and cur
r.ncy that helps both, are a part oil the
divine order and government. And a
soand and reliable currency. valuable
and dignified. sterling and enduring
be.psaks and manifests the character
Of the commerce and the wealth that 1t
facilitates and represents. a deDased
currency betOkens and promotes de-
m9ralization. With such, trade lives
and moves and has its being IN distrust
AMI fraud. English currency and Eng
hsh character have been Identified
\ ,thing stands for absolute reliability
lik. hound sterling and Bank OF
England note.
TIE Son OF Sirach says the Almighty
his made all things double. one over
AGAINST another. The whole world Is
mat like "A great picture-book for the
infant soul. for man in the first period
and Stage of his existence. And weare
taucht and impressed. and learn les
sons from the Divine Instructor through
the works Of His hands and the course
of His providence. without knowing
What is going on.
Many people of the better sort scorr
the idea that trade IS the business o.
n,c and vet it is so. And God ha'
made Ms all for traders. and set us anC
,ur world TO make US trade with ont
n,ther. Only the Almighty neve
.,esnt that we should coDfiue on
trading TO filling our stomachs, o
.lothiug our bodies. or the gratliicatio'
If the lust Of the flesh, the lust OF tn
ewes and the pride Of life. All tn
trading about cornmoner things Is but
TYNE and picturcof the higher commerc
Of humanity. the giving and taklD
ofvaluable, between human being;
n tween soul aud soul: wherein heart
and mind interchange their good thing
for mutual advantage. And in tn
biab commerce a sound and sterlln
currency is all important.
The drbased paper currency OF COZ
yentionalisms. the counterfeits of SC
c.ct, words and phrases, the irreJeen
I able and oft protested baseless notes
Pc -t,le and ctiquette-polite lying an
fine General worthlessness of the world
issues depIives social intercourse OF
host inprovemont. its very life-m
tual confidence, comfort ana goo
will. The very bad currency of Il
b commonplace world spoils all
e trade.
But there is life worth livin
There is a big ana heavy trade carr
e IN here i'm this world between 90
IF men and by good men; between hone
Il hearts and by honest hearts. The
80 moan the things they say. and lnte
the things they do. They have tn
own currency, the mintage of the 50
the outcome of the gold of charact
'' the courage of lite-the polyelot-l
universal language of truth-that he
the commerce of Heaven, aud ini
tntes "a life that may be everlastl
., chat never faiieth.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-26
WHERE is that Republican paper:

WHERE is that Republican paper
The people banker for some Iac'
,oli,ical news of ribald style. and all
Democrats will welcome a Republican
organ at Richmond. There is no occa
sion now for any well-deser'ec
asperity !" aud all that the TIMES CALI
for TO add to the growing attractions
Of its columns is a Republican organ
1t cannot be denied that if we coulc
hive such a paper published in Che olo
Office of the TIMES and with tie com.
nleie outfit that Is there. like a full
suit of armor waiting for a warrior o.
don it. the result would be highly sat
isfactory to the Republicans, for they
would think that some doughty knight
might enter the political tournament
and "uuhorse the lustiest challenger
By the same token we recall abe
glowing woris OF one Of Virginia
orators: Tell Massey I will meet hn
in the political lists IN rhetorical en-
counter, on foot or on horseback witt
lance or Laitle-axe. ior, reared IN ih
weird woods of the wilderness, wher
the ghosts of heroes stalk IN the I"'
elimpses of the moon, my figures q
oratory are, like the thunderboits q
Jsve, forged in dark Cyclopian caves.
But as Byron remarked when j
quoted another poet:
"Thesc words are Wordsworths' every hn
Tor Gods sake. reader, take thcm NOT %
mine
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-26

A, tho western end OF the Senate
hsr IL n niche which was lntenoe"
Co.. a Inst merely. as were all tue o'no'
~. 49, in that building. But TINS one
I'D NO enlarged aud heightened up
yards so as TO accommodate tue nsulS
and il appropriately tinted, Wou'u p.o
duce a pleasing effect by the com, .'S'
of the white of the marble WIN d ~"
room or blue background. !. .l.
MIR. CLAY is here supposed 10 De n''~
mo his Great speech in the Senator
,Le limited States on the COmprtnn's'
In ~" ~ ts,O and it would seem emf
u"n,Iv nroner that he should now Dc
''arr,,,,ad IN be in the midst OF Senators
= sneaking presence, though silent W
o,ornaI marble. Here be might Si'hu
az if delivering ms INA se97
and nrecious thoughts that Sh",i
not die as long as l''io Ill
last and although hls stony ear sso1'"
never again hear 1.-THE applause u ~
tening Senators. and his eye gaze vnis
in "rayless majesty upon ne Dusy
Genes before him. yet he would sun "
there. "a feastIDg presence ~" Vi
The effect of placing life.slze statues
T., o,'nronriate positions inside OF buiid D
| ings is strikingiy shown IN the pv''0o'
and art galleries of Europe. bu' l''
mans the most imposing example - ~
/ no found in London. rs the Visilor
onters the Palace OF Westminster ne
nasses through the great nail of w iliain
Rufus.r now but the vestbuie 10 Inv '"o
dern Parliament House. On eacu si'0 "a
This ancient ball stands IN granH array
hfe .size statues of Lord Chahceii'''
and other dignitaries Of the realm upon
,oJestals scarcely elevated above Vhe
aoor One feels as If IN the very pres
once If the men themselves. ana Is az
n,ost ready 10 Weld them attributes OF
-. ord majesty How different
could be the effect were these same
statues placed on pcdesials in the court
yard al Joining. -, g.,
If restored to its former place li
tho temple. the Clay statue VII
sutfer not only from the eiiecu
of climatic changes put VII -
subjected 10 the same chances oil ihu',
. lotion TO which it was before expose"
IL a mistake to say that tins was uon'
! bv strangers or by the bummers Oh 'n'
/ F.oeral army who infested the Guy Ii
, 1SG5. II was the work OF mischieNou
p and vicious hands, done before ln'
. car beoun. The same miscreants maH'
every eifort by throwing stones , 10 u,
iure the bronze efiigies on the WASH
I incton monument. bat they proven 'u'
/ hard. even for their moral iudura'lon
I THIS state of things must ever preN"'
t. ON our public parks aud grounds, UNI
d a proper police system Is enforced T.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-26
Cruthes Clutches Clutches y at
OWENS & Minor DRuG Co,
Opposite Postoilice, Richmond, Va

Jusr think the Old Virginia ChcFoot
factory paid one half of the tax that
Was collected in the Second district last
wear on cigars and cherocts, and from
The increased demand for the above goods
il will no doubt pay greater Sorlion the
oming year.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-26

THE following remark was made oil
the manufacturer of the Old Virginia
Cheroots by judge Of a good cigar
.phil. If il were not for the price OF me
Old Virginia CherO0ts would smoke
them I'm preference 10 any lO OF I'D cen,
car on the market Dealers supplied
bysncssrs. Powers, Taylor * Co. ana
Whitaker. lander x Co.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-26

IRELAND's WORST ENEMFs.-lhere Is
mo LONGER any doubt that Or. Otonin'
~ chicago. was murdered. There are
also cogeut reasons for believing lua'
The crime was the outcome of con
-piracy On the part of men accused ny
tronin of misusiug funds subscribed TO
further the Irish Nationalist move
ment. .l.. ,f,.
dutv Of honest Irishmen is PLAN. iht
history Of this murder must be PROBE"
fo lie roots. and an the perpetraloi'
,n.tigators and accessories teiofe OF
,fter the fact. must be- forthwith
brought to jtstice.-Ner YORK o'N
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-26

LORD DuSRAvEN 5 yacht, the Valky
rio, has satisfactorily shown that she
O. beat the best yachts OF her class IN
England. and II now remains to be- seen
whether she can beat the American
sIoop that is to be selected to answer
her challenge for the cup. IL is be.
Iieved hat John Bali has conde'cend'd
10 modify his traditional yacht model
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-26

LIP. Rourr. Of this city, has been APP
nointed agent for the Waite y bartlett
Manufacturing Company, of New \ OK.
If in want OF anything IN the electric
one. write or call on him.. Catalogue on
application. u
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-26
pure Liquors.

If YOU need any pure whisky.
brandy. wine. and cordials for family
and medical use, and want 10 save
from - to 30 per cent. on your pur-
chase. call on 5. HOrFHEiMER,
1920 east Main street.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-26

Panacea Water cures stomach, bowel
kidney. and skin diseases Pleasant
reliable. keeps for years and VIII cure
Iohn A. Williams oxford. y. c. Head
AGENCY for l.. 5 A.. oxford, y. &. For
80 hy GEOIGE oCn0EN,
a, Richmond. va.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-26

Yarbrouehs Mild Barley Is meeting
wifh great favor, aud Is particularly
satisfactory to that class of consumers
who want a mild. pleasant chew. II you
have not tried 10. DO so. 10 can be found
i'm anv of the lCaiing stores.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-26

Nus. MISSIONS SOOTHING oftuf tn'u.
.i,c,vs h. used when children We cuilihs
teet6. ltrelieves the little sufferer h' "nt,
ID produces natural. quiet steep 10y '''..'f
fhe child from pain. ana lht n.", '",...,
,,,,t.s ~ "hr.ghf us % button. u i- Ac3
ei,s.ant 10 taste. 70 soothes iho chiil. ,"li.n'
fh. fums. al ass all pain, relieves II 70 i,.u
.tfes the bO .tls. and ls the h'rt hn' VIZ
.'iv for diarrhoai,. whether arising from it.lh
,,, or other causes. IWtntF-nNe '"'e
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-26

The very best liniment 10 apply ana
rub with IS "The DiXey Nerve ara noeh
Luimont" Price - cents everywhere
Don't use any other and SO waste Time
md mlntE.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-26
All kinds Of pure medicines and min
.ral waters at
OWENS & MINOR DRUG Co.

ehen Baby was sick. We gave her castorsa.
When she was a Child, she cried for CasioFia.
When she became Miss, she chung % Catohe-
When she had Children, she gave them cas''ori.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-26

Nothing beats our Chocolate MIX
eteke OWES x MINOR DRUG Co
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-26

Sleepless nights made miserable The
that terrible cough. shDoa's Cure IS by
Remedy for you.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-26

Give your horse package of "DiAle
Condition Powder 10 You wish improve
ment in looks and speed
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-26

johnny. -I DIS mother, II d'pt VAN
you 20 pay 0itl ,lat lii.o irlnnsoncs 10y
any longer. ia yoa lD1r|
"Irm. s.l johnny.
"Now, don't ietmc bear % you disobeylns
mem
"No'm. rsllJohany. dn,lfuily, "hut imay
feht him. nont Liz uart co. Punch
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-26

Chase City Iithia Water on draught.
OWENS < MINOR DRUG Co.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-26

That hacking cough can be so quickly
cured by ShilOh's Cure. We guarantee
Owens & MISOR DRUG Co.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-26

If thereport about chat Hayt az eNpe'
dition IS not a ghost story Do onsn1 10
be. The surplus large os II is' IN no'
bio enough t. be squaniered on 7lcn
excur.ions Tor the profit aud recfcalon
or presidential biographer- ard othti
nets Of the personally conducted au'
miuistration.- Exchange.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-26
Gb1 yailu ain.fs.

III BLisHgp EvERy DAY IN THE YEAR
ny TUH TINY PUBLISHING COM
l'ANY, OFFICE rOi RAsT MAIN STREET
Mon NON d. VA
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-26

Remittsrecs should oe mao by draits
...oss. postoffce orders or regissorod lcite'
PAYABLE 10
THINKS PUBLISHING COMPANY,
~ .hluOiit. a.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-26

Arsenic Bromide and Lithia Water ON
dauehl 40 our Soda Fountain
owens ~ MINOR DRUG Co.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-26
THE DAILY Tihh
Oily DELIVERY.

oITy DELIVERY.
De,verco In any mart Of the city and das b
ch ~tcr by carncrs Mt ~ cents pr wees
f'ersons desiring che TINES dehVerca ~
t,cir homes can ses are u by posun caro- re-
QUEST or, ordes through telephone NO e'S
waen delivery Is irregular Immediate com
plsint should b. made 70 the Office. The nd
srss may he changed IS desired. II care IL
tasen in all cases to mention the old and ne~
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-26

THE increasing demand for the Oi'
VIRGINIA Chcroots is sure sign OF the
entire satisfaction that they are giving
10 beware OF an mutations aud see ii''l
INV same IS ON every package, as they
are only manufactured by
p. WnmLooR, Richmond, Va.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-26

IsIr"NO NAN S LAND 1.-The ques-
ton Of jurisdiction ia the matter OF the
crime which was perptlrated at Ar
lngion last Monday should occasion no
difficulty. and should be readily set
tied. As tie crime was committed on
property owned bv. and reserved ex-
clusiyels to the use of, the United
States, it would seem at first that the
case fell clearly within the jurisdiction
of the Federal counts.
But the code of Virginia declares
that any part OF the territory OF that
State ceded to the United States shall
be within the jurisdiction Of the State
courts unless such jurisdiction shall be
incompatible with theintent aud mean
lug of The act OF cession, - UoShpgtoR
Post