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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-02


The object ~ the ABOVE suit . 10 subject
the ono third lnt. rest og T.. n. ctait0n BOB the
remanfe-. after tho 1879 estate ~ biz mother,
Mary Jane + straftOn, IN that certain piece
OF parcel ~ baud IN the city OF Richmond,
Virginia, Ou Leigh streei, between Second ani
Ihitd suc. g.. commencing one nund cd feet
east OF Second street. running thcnoe enst
wurily along the north line ~ Leigh street
and fronting thereon thirty feet. aud running
back 40 right ANGLES and between parallel lines
one hundred and twenty feet tO an alleA
twelve feet vide, 20 tho lien OF a decree % the
Circuit Court OF Campbell county. rendered
AZ be- October term thereof. l-$l. ordering D..
NJ sirittnn Ia pay 70 T.. ID. Gallon. receiver,
the SIM AZ two hundred and eleven Is ~ dll-
lars. with interest from thc 20th October, l-sl,
AMI recorded in the Clanccry Court M fhe
city al Richmond on tho 10th January. lr.l
aud 20 the lien OF judgment rendered a. De
November torn. 1870, OF the Circuit Court M
tappiell county for tho sum az eleven ln-
Orfd aud thirty dollars. ~ b. discharged lY
payment az i've hundred and my dOlfr-,
with interest from 25d December, lel8. fni
onty- three H-lOJ dollars, costs. In favor of
the Commonwealth OF Virginia. who suCsat
fhe rrlat Ou OF and Tor the benefit ~ T. j.
II rndOn, Iecoli er, etc. Vs. +. VI. otmtton ani
John oore. recorded 10Th May. ISL. IN Oh am
CRY Courl on tne city OF Richmond. nd ar
ndayit having been mad and ~, . that the do
fcndaut, l.. VI. -frattun, T. not resident az
pear here wi hin lfteen days after due publ-
cation 81 this order and Go what Is Necessary
10 protect his in crest In this suit.
\ copy Ieste;
CHARLES ". GODDfN.
pAgp 4 Can pR. ID a fflrk
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-02
CAPITAL Prize, 100000
LIST OF PRIZES.

10000 TICKETS AT TWENTY DOLLARS
EACH. HALVES, 10; q Ahl Eh7' o.
TENr rms. g. TWENIlEIHS. 81
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-02

llhluflNHi
against
Noah s.. Holt and --- Kendali. millors AMI
PARTNERS, doing husin0ss under the nfm MAINS
and style ~ y. ". Holt s. Coz. Delrnfiaf-.
In case and upon am attachment returned
executed.
The object o. this suit IT, % recover lll' H
the defendants fit1O with Interest f'@nu
at tine rtfco r six per cenfum per anulm f.n
AurI2f. l-ss until paid, and 90 attach 'n.Hs.
tate % tues said defendants boz iho c'tf MI M N.
m0nd. aud subject the same tO the layu0' d
the p'alnrins' claim.
And aildsVt having been made ana hlrlI .tl
fhe dcfond ants are nOn-re3ideuts uI i.1
State % is ordered shat they appear here iHa
ntto-n days after due publication hereof 900
DO what r. necessary tO project thei Il..i-
ests in this sui-.
A copy-Ieste;
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-02

Wife" Hush What is that noise y
Husband (sleepily)-" What noise y
Wife" | thought | heard sound like
something breaking
Husband (reassuringly) e." Oh that is
nothing but the boys down town break
ing their New Year resolutions '--Lo,oeR
C.tlESn
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-02
THE GREAT
Iron and
Wild Cherry
TONIC

SHOULD BE AND Is UNIVERSALLY
PRESCRIBED
by all physicians; preparation OF IRON
WILD CHERRY, and PHOsPHAIEsi 10 such
form as 20 be- readily assimilated by the sys-
tenn It's ingredients are found IN all grains
in wheat, corn, SC, and 10 Is delicious 20 the
taste. 10 IS not quack medicine, Dut
scientific preparation. IL Is unialhug IN such
diseases as arise from indie estion OF FOOD
such ~
Dyspepsia, Headache&c.
Il Is the only tonic known which will re-
lleye
NERVOUSNESS. EXHAUSTION.
WEARY BRAIN. wAKEFULNEss.
II IS unriyalei as a brain food, and neryo
tonic. Every mental on physical eNertion pro
duces a waste OF the Iron Hnd PhOsphates q,
the body: the tonic supplies that waste, anu
imparts new energy 20 mind and body, gving
new life 10 the body and fresh yigOr 10 the
brain. the seat OF intellectual power. In
NERVOUS PROsTRATION.
HYsTERTA. MANIA.
Il + Invaluable. For
WEAKENED ENERGY,
IMPAIRED VITALITY, and
ABUSE OF ALCOHOL,
Il T. unriyaled
wherever there are organs that are weak
ened. or whose healthy action has been I'm
paired or altogether suspended, II 10 unequal
ed In restoring their normal power. giving
them new strength and yigOr, and rendering
him TO whom they were formerly source on
misery, once more capable OF enjoying inc
pleasures OF life. In all diseases OF the throat
such as ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, and GROUP,
its effect IL marvellous even I'm tho
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-02
Grand Monthly Drawing

AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC, NEW OR
IEANs- TTESDAN. JANLAhl ID. lssl
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-02

The World remarks on his boom that
" the Worlds record for the year 1888 is
something TO excite wonderment in the
world of journalism Briefly put it is as
follows
Total number of Worlds printed during
the year, 104, 473, 650--an average of 2Sj,-
447 copies per lay. This record was not
approached by any two newspapers in
the United States
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-02

Merchant to Collector" John, are the
Simkinses going to receive today
Collector" saw their card in the pa
pers TO that effect
Merchant" Well, take our bills for
September and 20 up. You haven't been
able TO get in the last twenty-five or
thirty times you have called, but you can
get there to-day | tell you, John, So
ciety is a great blessing if you only look
at il right - Warrington Critic
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-02

NIRG MAIN THE CIRCUIT
' 1OrRT OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
DECEMBER 10TH. lsss;
T.. c Younger " Mlnhser, and g. Mllbiser
mercha n and Tartners. doing business unirt
the firm name and style OF l.. 4. Younger.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-02


A man once gave me a fiye-dollar
gold piece for a shine" said the boot
black
" He must have been very generous, +"
replied Merritt, not taking the hint and
giving him nickel.
NO replied the boy he was drunk "
THE Nashville AmortcaR calls on Mr..
Grady 10 name the Professional South
erners of whom he complains, and de
clares that the people of Tennessee arc
Americans Quite right We join
the Americoa ia calling for that
broad.minded Americanism that is
common cause with the North
and tho South for 1t is the
spirit thai inculcates deep and
abiding belief IA our free institutions and
the necessity Of a common consent in
fostering that sentiment as a practical
one ON which we must all agree what
ever be our differences OF politics
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-05-31
NEWS SUMMARY.
To Absorb Persia,

Frank Clergue Of Bangor, Maine, has
organ ized the bank OF Persia, the Persian
railway and construction company, the
Persian electric light company and the
City Of Teheran water works company,
each with 81 900, 900 capital, and has started
for st. Petersburg, where he will comp etc
his negotiations with the shah of Persia
and the ear Of Russia, during the r meet
ing there early in June. Clergue carries
with him strong letters of recommends.
tion from Secretary Blaine. Clergue' $
Bangor friends claim that the secretary
has so much confidence in the success OF
his enterprise that he will take some OF the
stock. Clergue is heavily backed by the
Reuters. Tue death of Allan Thorndike
Rice was great appointment 10
Clergue. They had arranged To travel to-
gether TO st. Petersburg. Rice was to have
introduced Clergue at the Russian court as
his friend, thus giving the young Bangor
man the prestige OF having the whole state
department Of this country behind him.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-05-31
FOREIGN.

The German reichstng has passed the
aged workingman' insurance bill.
the Gillian government has ordered
ten forty -fve-ton Krupp guns for coast de-
lenses.
Robert T. Lincoln, United States minis
ter to England, was presented TO the
Queen.May Is.
Queen Victoria was 20 years old May
"A. The day was celebrated throughout
her domain.
The Gar is going to make an extended
Serious strikes are reported in many
parts Of Belgium.
Advises from Berlin are TO the effect
that the Samoan conference have come to
an agreement on ali the questions at issue.
Mail advises from Hayti contain copy
OF trea entered into between the Legi-
time government and the rench repu oil G.,
by the terms of VIII CHI the French secure
valuable land concessions, the right of free
entry and u reduction of - per cent in Gus
tom duties. French capitalists re also to
be given the preference in all railroad and
other pubic enterprises In re urn, the
French republic agrees TO assist in sup.
pressing the Haytian rebellion, and accords
Hayti a subsidy of !, 50O. O0U francs and two
war vessels Hayti is also granted the
right TO purchase arms and ammunition in
France.
Queen Victoria has another grandson,
Princess Beatr ce, wife OF Prince Henry
of Batenburg, having been delivered OF u
son on the II list inst.
The steamers Beresford and the German
Emperor, collided in the English channel
on the morniug of My II. Eotn vessels
sunk almost immedia ely. II Is said that
over 80 persons were drowned.
Three thousand masons in Berlin have
gone on a strike. The demand that their
hours of labor be nine per day; that they
be allowed an hour for dinner, and that
work be suspended an h ur earlier on sat
urdays aud the evenings preceding public
hol days, nd that they receive full pay for
those days. They further demand an in
crease OF from 80 to 20 pfennings per day
in their wages, and that they bo gwen two
weeks notice OF discharge.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-05-31
WOLVERINE ITEMS.

Messrs Wei ington II. Burt Of Michigan,
and Charles burger Of New York. who
have been v s.tin england as representa-
tiSes of q movement TO unity American
salt interests have 50 ed from Liverpool
on he Umbri The English sat uu on
entered into an al lance with Messrs Burt
aud burger winch assures harmonious re-
la ions between English and American
ma r cts and the full financial support re-
quired
Their G.. Mudge paper clothing company
of Bctfoit, h ; eju recognized at Port
Huron with capt. stock OF $4,000. TIE
pant will be removed 10 IA city and vii.
utilize portion Of the product of the
Mich gan Sulphite Fibre company. The
works o the tier We're started buta short
time arc Jt - expected that the new con
CEN viii employ ado Il two hundred ham -.
Henry Cook while fish nc in Pine Lake
near Dowa giac, fell gu. Of las boat and was
drowned, May -.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-05-31
An OLD Mans Misfortune.

Edward Murphy, an old man who served
eight years in solitary confinement in
jackson pr son Tor 81 murder never commit
ted, and who was rele sed few ye RS ago,
was found ne the junction in that w
the other mo ning with his head cut open
in several places and his eye badly bruised.
He had bled freely and w Zen found was so
weak that he could scarcely stand. He
could not ell what had happened, although
he thou yht he had fallen down. He was
cared for by physician who says he will
recover Murphy is an eccentric character
and rece v05 a pension of $500 a year from
the state and spends his time roaming
about tho country.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-05-31
,rho statement having been telegraphed

The statement having been teiegraphed
over the country that the pension appro-
priation has become exhausted Commits
sioner Tanner expresses the hope that the
pensioners will not be unduly alarmed
thereby. The fact is that he has simply
made the usual requisition which sends the
money from the treasury into the various
United States repositories. where it will
be subject 10 the checks Of the pension
agents for tie June payment.
There Is "A famine at =, moa, and Admiral
Kimberly has rec uested authority TO aid
the starving people.
Canadas Pacific coast defenses are TO be
pushed TO completion Us soon as possible.
Elk Commissioner of Pensions Black viii
hereafter practice law in Chicago.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-05-31
Gets x22.OOO.OOO.

Thirty years ago Robert Shields acquir.
ed a homestead on the banks Of the Nilsson
ri river on the site where the city of Oma-
ha now stands After .perfectng his title
he left Tor California with his wife and
family and there acquired considerable
amount of property Some twelve years
ago he moved TO Puget Sound, and has for
some years been working 8 day laborer
in Puyallup. After he left for California
the Omaha town site company jumped his
claim and included it in the land 1t sold.
Shields began suit against the company III
years ago and the case has been in the
courts ever since. The supreme court of
the United States has decided the case in
his favor and the damages have been as
sessed at a., 0O000
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-05-31
Weekly Crop Report.

The daily temper ture for the week end
ing May - has been 2 and 300 below nor
ow the average; sunshine below the aver
age w tn AN unfavorable effect on corn.
Other crops have made good growth, wheat
heading N fendwee aud Monroe counties
Straw is short, clover and timothy show
the effect OF the drought. Frost w re-
ported general. except in Mason and Gee
ana counties on the I'D, but the damage
was not serious.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-05-31
Martin Iynchpj.

About o'clock on the morning Of Nav
81 about twenty masked men forced the Jail
in ort HUI, n open, and took the mulalto,
Martin, cut ami hung him 10 the Sc enth
street bridge, where his body ss,ll hangs.
They dragged him down the street, not IN
officer beng in sight Martin is the tramp
that entered the rm house OF John ellis.
tour miles west of Port Huron, aboat two
weeks before, and bruta.ly assau ted and
outraged his wife. She has been in pre-
carious cond lion ever since She is not
expected TO live.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-05-31
A Proclamation.

Based upsn resolutions adopted by the
live stock sanitary board, the governor is
sues a Ir,c,am ton prohibiting tie impor-
tation of Tex $ cattle or any others raised
sout OF jhe3 tn parallel OF north lattL de
Unit tie III a. day OF November next, ex
cept such as are in transit across the state,
such only to be uuloaded al yards designat-
cd for hat purpose viii h are placardcd
"'For The lecdIng Of Texas cattle only."
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-05-31


Laura Bridgman, deaf. dumb, and blino.
from two ye RS of age, made Widely famous
by Charles Dickens in his "AmerIc II
Notes" also e many plbic references to
her wonderful into igence, died at the
south Boston asylum, where she has long
dwet, May -, aged 90
At the age OF eight Laura was placed in
the 10 'kins institution for the blind at
Boston and DIR Samuel G.. Howe under
took 10 instruct her. The first step was to
teach her the names OF OBJECTS and THIS was
done b. putting into her hands some famil-
lar artic.e together with its name in raised
letters. Sowly she began To recognize the
words and as she continued TO learn she
gained "A knowledge of arithmetic of geog-
raphy and al o learned 10 sew and do
10 Isehold work. The character of God
wa explained 10 her and soon after her re
liz Gus feelings became strongly developed.
NJ - Bridy oman taught in the
Perkins institution With great
81 Ccess. The facts in her life have been
referred 20 by theologians, phi osophcrs
and medical men all over the word.
The miners strike in Westphalia, Ger.
many, is en- led, AMI the miners have re
turned TO work.
Elaborate preparations are being made il
Berlin in honor OF the visit OF King Hum
bert OF Italy aud his son, the Prince o.
Naples
Whitelav Reid, I'm ted States minister
10 France presentei his credentials %
President Garnet on the Est inst.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-05-31
Grand Officers f. & A. NJ.

The Grand Lodge r. & A. NJ. has e'ected
the 70 lowing officer, for the ensuing year ::
Right e.uinent grand commander, John
Gerow, Mar halt; eminent deputy com
manaer, VIM. q. Doty, Ann Arbor emf
nent grand neral ssimo, F., &. Smith,
Pontiac; eminent grand captain general,
Jefferson =. Conover, Coldwater; ninent
grand prelate, l.eJ. r.. A. Blades, Detroit;
eminent grand senior warden, Harry l..
Anthony, Sturgis; eminent grand junior,
Charles II. Pomeroy, Bay City; eminent
grand ire surer, II. Shaw Noble, Monroe /;
eminent grand recorder Will IN Il. lines,
Grand r. pids; eminent grand standard
bearer w II am T.. Jewett, Adrinn; emf
nent Grand sword bearer, +. G.. Wheeler
Man istee; eminent grand wdrder, A bert
St les. jackson; eminent grand sentinel,
Alex McGreCOr d. troit
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-05-31
THE STATE.
NO GYMNASIUM.
Legl.Intive Notes.

State Money Viii Not Build One for
the University.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-05-31

The question of intro lucing the kinder
Carton system in tn public schools was
discussed IN committee of the whole few
DAYS ago. and its adoption favored.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-05-31

Tho house ways and means committee
has reported the university bill. The 10 al
amount recommended is s2Ot, $50, or $40,
mittee cut the library fund from SO. 900 TO
$l5.0U0, and the contingent fund from 8,
900 per year TO $3.50 per year. The com
mitiee was unanimous in r commenting
$4,000 for a hospital at Ann Arbor. A sec.
tion appropriaung $10,0O0 for new gym
nasium was reported without recommended
ton. The entire forenoon was spent in
discuss az tins section, and it was finally
vsted down by 81 To AL.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-05-31

The bill to amend the charter of the Lake
Shore and Michigan Southern road, making
it sub oct 10 taxation upon the bass Of the
general railroad law, was defeated in the
senate.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-05-31

The house has passed the university ap-
preparation bill.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-05-31

The senate committee on judiciary and
the liquor traffic have reported the Ii uor
tax bill with amendments, making the lax
on WHISKY $500, on beer 500 and on brew
ers S!5. They have struck out tie druggist
section of The house bill and adopted the
provisions OF the present law referring TO
druggists.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-05-31
Live stock.

Hogs-Market active, firm and higher
light 81 lO.a4 90; rough packing, 20 Dc
I 81; mixed, ( l0di 90; heavy pac ing and
shipping,Si 40d4 b. Cat lie -Mar6e, slow,
barely ste dy; beeves, 50 i0,el 40; cows
and mixed 81 sO03 90; stockers and feed
ers, 81 40a3 40. Sheep Market firm
corn fed westerns, So oO,d4 20: Texans,
@3 10; natives, 2o@4 %; lambs, SOG
s..
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-05-31

Hogs-Market active and strong, with
prices 50l loo higher; Ii hit grades, "a 400
20; rough pack ne, ~ o0@ 81; mixed
lots, 81 1904 20; he IVY packing and ship
ping lots, 81 40Qot 81. Cattle-Slow, bare
ly steady; beeves, 50 50lg4 20; cows and
mixed, 81 c0(0I 40; stockers AMI feeders,
50 40@5 20. sheep Firm; corn fed west
ems, SO e0d4 20; Texans. s3u3 %; ma
tives, 50 25ClI %; lambs, ~ .0a5.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-05-31

The house committee on railroads has re
ported favorably ou the bill to regulate the
cost of bcrths in sleeping cars at II 80 per
night for lower berths an 81 for upper
berths The committee struck out the pro-
vision in reference TO parlor and chair cars,
regarding The use OF the latter as more
proper TO be regul ted by the comforts
which the indiSidual tr We ers might desire
and were willing TO pay for, while 5 eepnr
accommodations We're "a necessity for tired
nature
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-05-31

Whitelaw Reid, I'm ted States minister
TO France, presente his credentials 70
President CarnoL on the g st inst.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-05-31

Gov. Luce will veto the bill increasing
the salaries of Detroit justices.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-05-31

The senate has passed the bill TO increase
the .laries OF Detroit Justices
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-05-31

The house has passed and given immedi.
ate eject TO u bill Incorporating Crosse
Point village.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-05-31

The senate judiciary committee Is still
struggling with the Damon hi and it is
now robable that they viii make a further
reduct on by recommending a return TO the
system OF separate tax for beer and whis-
ky sellers 5 90 for beer and 500 for beer
and whisky.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-05-31

The house railroad committee las report
ed without Recommendation Il two-ceuts n
mile bill.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-05-31

The senate has pa se1 the house bills
authorizing imprisonment for life or any
term of year, f,r kidnapping, and directing
local boards o health 20 establish temper
airy quarantine in case of outbre k Of con.
tagious disease among domestic amin ais.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-05-31

The senate has passed the bill to increase
the .ur .sd.ction of the supreme court in GER
tain cases.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-05-31
New York Produce Market.
Chicago Produce Market.

Corn-May, 1890; June, S3fc; July
80 sc; August, 34l5. o ts-May, 2!,s
June, .2I(a5s; July, 225sc. Pork-Mal
and June, sll 40; July | 80; August
81 5718. Lard-MaJ, 81 7o,June; s. ~
July, s. 7714c; August, s. $50. Shor
ribs-May and June, So 7219 July, s. $40
August, 80 e714.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-16

ing-room with bay window at the end. To the
side of the dining-room il the buffers pam
try. The kitchen is in the basement, and
there are three chambers and a bathroom on
each of the two upper floors. The house will
be heated by steam.
Adds B. BROWNS RESIDENCE
Mr.. A. B. Brown is moving into his hand
some new residence on P street. near 18th. 1t
has an imposing stone and brick front. "a feet
wide. and contains twelve rooms. elegantly
trimmed in oak and cherry. and a wide hall
wainscoted with oak paneling and broad oak
staircase. The house is heated by the hot
water system, and was built by Emmert 4
Heisley. Mr.. Brown is partner of Mr.. A. T.
Britton. and moves into his house about two
weeks prior to the completion of
MR. BRIrToN's ELEGANT RESIDENCE,
on 18th street, just north of Scott circle. Mr..
Britton expects to occupy his house about the
LIST of April. Mr.. F. Langstaff, with his corps
OF decorators, are now busily at work laying
the walls with delicately tinted silks. Between
the mahogany beams of the ceiling of the
parlors and the oak beams of the other first
story rooms are plastic designs in relief, tinted
and relieved with copper and silver dashes re-
spectively. The carving of the hall and dining
room woodwork is in perfect harmony with the
exquisite workmanship and designs of the
mantels. The house is heated by the indirect
system of steam and hot water combined. The
house was built by VIM. p. Lipscomb. T. F.
Schneider is the architect of both houses.