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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-19
Arlington. Ride to Philadelphia

I INtW lNih NNll4..
AT BIADENsBuRG.- The four mem
+ beers of the Reception Committee were
lall Cayerts and IalbOts. who bad strict
notions ON questions of this character
and were opposed 10 breaking down the
f barriers of society Washington how
ever, pushed hi. would-he managers TO
one side and warmly shook The hands of
/ the study women of South MARYLAND.
many of whom had followed him in the
7 field, and the village historian declares,
even kissed more than one of
their pretty daughters lie chattcd
with the small farmers about
the prospects of the tobacco crop and
spring wheat, and 90 the village mcr-
chant painted q fascinating picture OF
the future of Alexandria and Bladens-
burg when the waters of lhe Ohio should
flow into the Potomac and the riches of
the West be laid down ON the Nharycs
of the old Southern town for shipment
across the Atlantic The great Potomac
Company had then been incorporated,
but the commerce of the great West
sought another channel and Bla-
densburg and Alexandria are less
important in every way to-day than
they were i'm the last decade of the
eighteenth century But the coach was
az the door 20 this time, and the Presi-
dent elect had not yet paid his BILL At
first the landlord insisted that there was
no bill TO pay This made Washington
mad He insisted that hc always paid
for everything he got, and the bill was
made out Ii was a. moderate sum.
supper, lodging and breakfast were
charged for al the rate Of 81 each for the
gentlemen, and fifty cents for the ser
wants
OFF FOR BALTMORE.-The morning
was chilly 4 sharp east wind was
blowing and a stout coat was not UNI
comfortable. The morning was so raw
that the President-eleci. i'm order to
escape an old-fashioned Maryland cold.
called To Black sam 10 pull M the
horses. Descending from the carriage,
he mounted one of the saddle-hOIses
that had been led by the bride and
whipped him into a sharp canter He
soon dstanced the rest of the caNalcale.
After a sharp ride the General resumed
his seat in the carriage with Colonel
Humphreys. and the procession moved T.
on at "a smart pace until nearly noon, .
when. in spite of wretched roads. the F.
travellers reached "Spariiers.' noted .
roadside inn and halfway" house near F.
Elkridge Landing Here the party took f
dinner. land the horses were baited.
When the city of Baltimore came into
view in the distance, crowds began 10
line the turnpike, cheering loudly and .
shouting congratulations 10 the Presi- .
dent elect. George bowed right and left,
and Colonel Humphreys smiled indul-
gently. lou might take of your hat
to them once in a while, lac suggested.
whereat the General removed his headI
covering and rode bareheaded down Co.
lumbia road, through Baltimore street.
and down Light street TO the Fountain
Inn. Passage through the crowded
streets was but slow. aed il was not I'M
Ill o'clock that the General descended
from his carriage and grasped the hand
of his host, Mr.. Daniel Grant. /
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Appraiser Leach. of Philadelphia, Is
getting himself disliked in the shadow
Of his very impertinent performance
OF classifying certain imported arli'
Giles according TO the supreme dictate
of his own self-constituied authority
and wisdom. instead of pausing a Few
minutes to give condescending order 10
the Congress OF. the United States on the
details of tariff legislation.
Men like Leach have many time ana
oft been caught in the whirliglg OF a
sudden difficulty all along Of their prac
tcal ilustra i)n OF that wise
saw to the eff ct that fools
will enter where angels fear TO tread
The Philadelphia 7dnos says that
it is sincerely DESTROYS to sec our worsied
industries fully protected against foreign
labor. as it sincerely desires TO see all
our general productive industries pro-
tccted, and We appeal to the sober sense
of the organ Of the Manufacturers CLUB
to take pause and consider whether a
reckless precedent against the sancliiy
Of law and the prerogatiyes OF the
courts, by an utterly inexperienced and
irresponsible officer, j., a safe way to in
icrpret importau; laws when the courts
could be opened every day 10 perform
such duties.
Leach may think that he hath GER
tain capacity to stick by the grace of his
pious Republican instincts, but all the
same we opino that the Administration
is not bent on possessing itself IN the
discredit of such parasites
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CITY Tk\ES.

OFgrCF or COLLECTOR OF DELINQUENT
TAKE RICHMOND. Va. April ,, losg.
pY An ORDINANCE OF THE
IL CITY 1T Is REQUIRED that notice
shall he given n the daily newspapers, under
the direction of the Committee on Finance.
that the LIST OF DELlNQU ENT TAXES
on REAL ESTATE for the preceding year
VII he published in one or more of the daily
papers. and also the time and place OF sale OF
said delinquent real estate.
In accordance with the above. notice f.
hereby given that said list will be published
In the state on SAL RDAY. the III day Of
April. and on SATURDAY. the Attn day OF
NAV. l.sg.
The sale will take place in front OF the City
Hall, on Broad street. between the hours OF T.
O'Clock VI. ami O'Clock L. VI ON MONDAY.
the 9TH day Of May, lssq.
All persons who DO rot wish 20 have their
property advertised and sold must pay before
the 10Th day OF April. 1850.
JOHN 4. MEANT EY,
Collector OF Delinquent Taxes.
ap 3 eodtMayd
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Hon. RUSSELL HARRISON In this
country the title is also one OF courtesy.
but its use is pretty definitely restricted
by custom TO executive, legislative,
judicial, and even municipal officers OF a
certain grade of importance. Mr. Wan
amaker, for example. as Cabinet
officer, might properly be addressed as
the Hon. John Wanamaksr, and, doubt
less, he was so addressed by Mr. Russell
b. Harrison.
In returning the compliment by OFF
cially ruling that Mr. Russell b. iIar
rison Is entitled to the style of Honor
able because he is the son OF the Presi-
dent OF the United States, and bis post
office address is at the Executive Man
sion Brother Wanamaker presents TO tn
public a novelty red hot from the baer
gain counter, the latest and sweetee,-
thing in American manufactured GERS
mony.-Nep York Sun.
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WHO CAS- EE GONIHNOKT
There il respectable number Of can
didaics. and they all present various de-
erccs and amounts Of claims, as we
say in politics.
All the prominent men in the Demo
cratic party of Virginia have followed OF
lead the party through the difficult trials
wherein there has been a good deal of
personal attachment
Oratory has not so far yielded to the
modern spirit Of the times as not TO h
counted for all it is worth on the court
green and that element will go far to-
wards the choice of candidate by the
convention. but the fact will prevail that
the man who displays the most strength
will win thcprize. 1t is well that there is
no rivalry. that is at all better, for in truth
we have cause to know that the Demo
cratic party of Virginia cannot afford to
sacrifice its welfare TO personal rivalries
or even to personal preferences.
Thus far the Republicans have gained
strength by n certain lack of party spirit
in the late administration, and the sud
den surprise of the people generally al
the conservative policy of Mr.. Harrison.
But while the Republican administra-
ton has succeeded in eliminating to
some extent the fear of the Republican
party that was such power of CO.
hesion i'm our own ranks, still ii has
not gained any recruits by deser-
ton. We remember that the South
western section of the State did vote
with the Republicans, but as soon us
they found out that the Readjuster lead
tlo were hot ptttti RtHio'io'' ina"
Ben Hill, they promptly marched back
into the Democratic camp. On the
other hand. the recalcitrant position of
some Of the Republican Leaders against
the colored cohor is calculated to
weaken their party
When one looks over the roll of the
party chiefs who led the Virginia Re
publicans to victory in 1881, they look
like so many bruised monuments of war
with but little life in them for another
grand battle Malone has made
himself disliked by the captains
he made and ingraiitude sharper
than the serpents tooth has
stung him into the disease of scOln and
bitterness The captains themselves
have made the mistake of not owning
the ClltI WHO liANt lHtlHf anu tH'N ai'
as bad a. the Democrats who would take
the devil to beat Malone
For men of the Republican party
such as Yost, Lamb Blair, Bowen
and many others, We fail to see how
they can avoid the Mahone leadership
without melting the little brigadier to
do what in the intriguing part of politics
is termed "kniSng'
Altogether, we conclude that the Dem
ocratic party of Virginia had better get
a good candidate for Governor, who is
capable OF making an active canvass, as
Fi,z Lee did and then let US hold the
party on It's true Democratic record, and
when the time comes LEI the whole line
advance and assault The enemy on their
past bad conduct and rally our own
people on TO place OF safety.
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Tnr Secretary Of the Treasury recently
received letter inQuiring whether the
transfer by manufacturers from any for
eign country to the United States OF
their plant, machinery. work people and
interests, or any portion thereof, with a
view to permanent settlement would in
any WAY conflict with the statutes relat-
ing TO alien contract labor, and also
whether such OF their machinery as has
been in use would be entitled to free
entry.
The Secretary answered that the law
~ IL stands could not even admit the ma.
chinery free, much less the people
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AIRS. JOE PERSONS REMEDY

From Rev. {. J. Gibson. ID. D.. minister of
Episcopal Church. Petersburg, Va. ave
used Mrs joe Persons Remedy in my own
family. and II gives me pleasure 10 say IL has
proved valuable tonic and purifier OF the
blood. aGd II thoroughly tested, | think vii
remove many cutaneOus disorders.
CHURCHILL J. GIBSON"
Psfsrsjurg. a.. January TO- lSSs.
For sale 10y L. p. ROUTT. Druggist, III east
NBin street AL
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The trial Of the libel case against the
London Times will occur next fall Tie
specific charges against the Times are
that it published fao simile of letter
dated in April, 1887, which was falsely
a.cribed to Mi Parnell, and that it pub
lished other letters during the trial Of
the case of O'DOnnell against Walter,
among them being the kilmainham let
ter, beginning Dear f." which the
Times. subsequent to the trial, called
genuine. Mr. Parnell will insist that the
case be confined to the subject of the
issue Of the forgeries, and that all ques-
tions OF political nature be excluded
from consideration
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SALE.

ln execution OF certain deed of trust 90
me bearing date 90 july Fih. l-,i. and duiy fr
corded 900 the clerks Office OF Hanover County
court. VIII sell at public auction on the land
of Washington Jones. about three miles cast
of Rural Point, Hanover county. Va. on
THURSDAY. April, 25IH. lS,P
nf ] O'Clock +. NJ. one TWENTY HORSE
pow Err PfRTABLE ENGINE AND BOIL
ER. made by n J.. Edmond.
This engine is now being used hy II. W.
Jones. ana is iu ~. "a running order.
Terms 40 sale. THOMAS MURPHY,
apl6-td Surviving Trustee.
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BoULANcrm and his party now call
themselves X visionists,' which appears
TO mean Tia, they intend TO revise the
present system Of government on the
ground that 1t is not what the people
Lave right TO-
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By Frank D. Hill & Co..
Real Estate Auctiunecrs.
GN. Eleventh street. Richmond, Va.

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Please remember That pltrything usually
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On Trains Nos. "a and 23 sleeping cars
tween New York aud Tampa. FA.. WA Jso
sOnviilcl. On Trains sos. r. gj and % sleep
ID, cars between M.eEIn ptOn and Charlie
rol on trains Sos. 10 and 81. sleeping caf-
between Washington ANA Jacksonville. Or
Train No. le -lceuing-Cart Icfwtn New
York and Jacksonville. on Trains No-. 2a and
Is sleeping cars between New York and
Ihomasl He ga.
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Az NAIL. POSTAGE PREPAID.

Rcmlttanccs should he made by drafts
checks. postoinco orders or registered lcttor
psyabio 10
TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY,
Richmond. Va.
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MAJOR boswell gave his yearly re-
ception in the hospitable halls and pic
turesque lawns Of Bullheld yesterday.
The month of April is lovely, but all the
same she is coquetiish jade, and meets
out her smiles Of ssnshine and tears of
rain with as little consistency as the
yilest tlirt.
But she was kind enough to accord the
Major and his guests fairly specimen
day, and the festival was as pretty and
gay as if they had gone a Maying.
If the tickle goddess, Fortune, does
not smile on the gallant Major this sea
son, then she is an inconsistent iiirt, like
the varying month of April, and her
shrine should be locked up, and ivy and
lichen should be planted there.
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AUCTION Sales.--future pays
------"--.--.lT77'---- .
by Il. u. Cbaf'in Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auc'icnecrs,
No north Tenth street. Richmond va

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF va
ornTsfoTs or VALUABLE REAL ~
- ,rrtN utNRIt q COUNTY. NEAR TIL
rhs.TTfkN sfBuRBs or THE CITY or
RICHMOND. VA.-By virtue 81 h,.le. 81
The hanoery Court OF the ely oi hisnIhy ,i'l
pronounced on the - daY "i NoN'iliut.' .i,o,,
sp,l, nf - O.n. ,nwardin. who sues FOR &c
against Doolcy n Purcell. trustees. Ae, me
t,nacr.sned. -pocial commi--i9ncf-' u on !,
for .,le fne following Pkprf III !. ui WI
Charles ". Purcell died 'eilei auh i"7@'ss'u
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DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC RAIlhOA .-6chcdut
commencing APRIL ed i4e - eastern
standard time:
30 am. leaves Experimentation daily; stops
only Al Ashland Junction. Milford
and Frederick 5hurg sleeper
Washington ans Now York.
llus am. leaves Byrd street afar.O tniiy. e.
cent sunday sleeper t0 Washington
Is. 3 p N. leaves Byrd street static. ..uli
sleeper 10 Now York.
$50 am. arrives al Byrd street station daily
sleeper IRON tew York.
e 33 pm. arrives az hyri street station daily
stops az ffcfcricfsturg. Milford
junction ami Ashil d sleeper from
Washirgt, aui New York.
7;ij pm. arrives 90 Byrd street station daily
except Sunday. sleeper from Wash
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT susDAY8.
800 pm. accommodation. leaves iyrd street
station arrives az Ashland st b pm.
5ai pm. leaves Elba; arrives ~ Ashland a.
SAB an. accommodation. arrived at BYRD
street station leaves Ashlsnt Al l.'.
an.
C.A.TAYLOR General Ticket Agent.
z. 7. D. NYEas. General suner'utendent
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL.
4
TWO DAILY TRAINS no NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS To LlNfflHI RG
sCHEDULEIN bFFtCr DECEMBLtel. lss.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
$50 A. NJ. Daily, riQ Richmond und Petersburg
railroad. Leaves Petersburg llt
a. ". daily. arrive Norfolk i-i
$50 A. NJ Daily. tia Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. Arrive ut lcfersDnrg lu.t
A. NJ SO. B leaves Petersburg lN.t
A. for farmuli". L}nchourE
Roanoke. Bristol, knoxville, tud ail
points South and West. THROUGH
COACH TO kADfOND.
800 P. NJ. Dai.y lia Richmond and Petersburg
nfOad. Arrives W trirr.ulg 40 .
go T.. NJ, layc- feter.hurg 600 b |
NJ. daily. arriving Norfolk $3.50 J. D.
NJ. ihbOJ Oh CAR TO NOh +
FOLK.
600 2. NJ. Daily. ria Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. arriving at Petersburg ai .
b5U +. NJ, connecting Nifh Train No .
], leaving Petersburg 100 ttm T.. NJ .
for farmfIr. Lyuchhurg. Roanoke, .
Pocanuutde. Bristol, huNttlNc,l mar. +
tanOOga, aud all points south aud .
West
PULLMAN SLEEPING CAR ACCOHMODA +
TONS
No. sleeping car Petersburg % BrhtO .
without change, leaving Petersburg daily AZ .
7iO =. NJ Pullman sleeper Lynchblrg q F.
Memphis. without change.
mob Pullman sleeper lYnchburg 20 New +.
Orleans. and Roanoke tO ChatianO0 "a, without f
change.
can be- ob.a.ned at hi0 hmoni and Petersburg .
Railroad depot. A. W. CARRIERS, inD Maif /
street. and at the Company Ohce. al East +
Main street.
General Passenger Agent
CHARLES g. EDDY, Vice President
General Office ltUaUUkt. Va.
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Mrs. LANGTRY, Princess of Millinery
actresses Is not only fond of good
clothes, but adores good dinners.
So she found chtf de cuisine who
contracted to furnish qualification for
all her culinary whims for Slj day.
The Lilly however, is a person OF
modern business ideas, and she elabOr-
ated her expensive tastes in d9oaner q {"
fourcAette. lunch, dinner and pitt soppcr
until theclef found himself in debit about
$500. for which sum he now proposes 20
sue Mrs Langtry.
Ii Is TO be hoped that there will be no
compromise, and that the Lily will have
= new style of "ad" Stolen jewels and
Worth gowns win not always do.