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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-10
LIGHT AND AIRY.
fHirOntancy.


"And what DO SEQ 10 your hand, pretty maid
That doth Of the future foreieh'
IL. wonderful volume Of fate pretty maid,
10 the eye that peruseth It well
Thus snake. though didn't in honesty kao"
The meaning o. one little line;
But this much knoS-ii vas whittier than sno~,
That hand that lay nestled Ia mine.
It was vh,er than snow ard perhaps nigh
say
Il vas some degrees warmer, rs vel,
Add gazed at IT, lucs ia studots Nly
IS made up a story % tell
There's q wonderful deal in this fair little hand
Quoih !. "bui there's principally tll'-
F0r such temptation, how could withstand
And filed 20 al up With a Er3
There was much IN that hand, I've good reason
know,
Having learned 70 my lasting regret
For this circumstance uappolel some TIRES dsJ
ago,
And ny ears bright crimson yet
John Z Ly0ai IN once Week.
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DESTROYING illusions.

A Boston lady visiting IN this city recently
told some friends that her son being now
years old, she thought it proper TO explain to
him that Santa Claus was only pleasant
fiction To her surprise the lad, Instead Of
regarding the information complacently, was
thrown into a towering rage
80 you've been fooling me all this time
about Sandy Claws, have your heexclaimed.
We'll, next thing you viii tn me it was all
stuff about our Saviour. Iwouldn' mind that
20 much, but thought Sandy was real -
New YORK Journal
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FASHIONS EVE UPON HIM.

he loved stately maiden
Of Tsthetic. cultured t.ste,
And promptly at her service
His loyal heart be placed.
lie struggled long and nobly
Her nlgide1 love TO gain.
But she qlcnched ais life's ambition
ln words both cold and plain.
For when be stoopcd 10 rapuHe
Her answering words 20 catch.
She said his hair was auburn
Aud bis mustacbe didn't match"
Laura W sheldon to Judge
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-10

New Prima Donna-Oh, mother, my fort
une Is made
Pround Mother-Has Nh Llbretto, ih'
great manager. signed With youi
YES; It's all fixed. He IS 70 pay all my
expenses, for board aud clothes, yoa know
every cent OF them"
but how much a nighiF
"Oh, he don't pay me anything for singing
I'm new TO the public, yet, you know
But you said your fortune was made.
"Itia Lam 10 save hall get Tor recon-
mendlng toilet soaps, face powders and
pianos. r-Philadelphia Record.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-10

sueat guns were Introduced into fighting
ships in 1905. AZ first a few cannons or other
pieces OF ordnance we're mounted on the decl.
Of the galley Gu barbette, TO be fired over the
sides, which were very low. Soon after the
top sides were raised and port holes were cut
through thom.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-10

A dress OF yellow Grape lately made in Parf
had the train wrought with jewels in a pat
tern OF spiderwebs in which were entang1ed
moths and dragon lies Ruhies' emeraios
and diamonds were mostly USED and broad
band Of them went Gil around the train
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-10

SUFFERERS WITH blliousness, consti-
patton, Indigestion, and sick headache
VIII dnd perfect cure in DR.. David 5
Vegetable Liver Pills. They act mildly
and produce no lad after.eiiecis Only
rs cents for box Of twenty-five pills
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-10

Apples-ChOce early, per barrel, sl.W "a
q IS mixed lots si.O0to sl.2j.
Bac0n-N irdnia hams. choice old, l9c per
pound. new hams small, Is 10 l4c new
hams large. 40 to l2c sides, 10 10 lie
shoulders, io Zoe.
Beans-ChoiceN Navy, $l.75 TO 800.
Black Eye peas-Sl 40 % 1868.
/ Becswax-lS TO pc po7 pound
T Buckwheat-3 o. Sic.
ButeI-Nirginia creamery ~ TO 22c; fam
lily packed Virginia j. to 2yc, choice yell
low. store packed (Jirgiuial rs 10 lnc, store
packed. mixed color and sweet. II 10 l4c;
store packed fair 90 good, 10 20 TIC.
kgrs-ln crates ,troshl, Is to Nc in boxes
aud barrels. - % 13c.
Poultry Dr-ssed-Chickens, II ID l5c. per
pound. Turkeys, Ia % l6c per pOul0.
bucks. 10 % l2c per pound; Geese, o 10 Sc
per pound. Turke IS 1--we 9tO Toe per pound;
Dried truit-Peaches peeled . to SC ; uh-
peeled halye, 20 3ic ADDles sliced Be- &c
quarters y 20 Be-; Cherrie- pitted 10 % lie
Black bern. 10 l. b0rtleberries 10 &c.
Featlers-Prme i've goose, 40 10 43 per
pound. mixed. - To SOc.
Flaxseed-Per bushel. sl.l0 TO sl.20.
Hides-Dry hints. light weights, 10 Sc
per pound heavy weights, &c per pound; dry
sailed, &c, (WeiJ salted. &c; A-een 30.
Hogs-pressed. 70 &c;
Wool-Tub-washed Is 10 300 per pound
unwash-d, 2vc per pound.
Larl-Pr me country. y 10 93o per pound.
Oni0ns--ln barnes. 81 IS 70 $50.
Oranges---s 75t0 500.
Peanuts-tancY stock, per pound 1 70
Sc. medium, p 20 30.
Poiatoes--PeT bushel, 80 20 55c.
ROots-Ginseug perPound, s2.25i Seneca
per pound. 80 10 35o.
Game-Rabbits. 10 20 lgc-
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RICHMOND, Va, February o.
nEFrrInns rrpnnrFn 10 aFcEFrARY.


OFFErffGs REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat--2l, bushels.
COrn-L22S bushels
DAT 20 bushels.
Nj Onai-lj tons.
sALEs EEPoRTED TO SECRETARY.
Whoat--Iongberrv 10 bushels good al
q SIS. DO. - bushe good az Ell 0f Sort
berry. l5G bushels YER good az Ell o.; DO. lC
bushels very good III fl.02. Total sales oi
wheat 2l3 bushels.
Corn-Whitc, 81 bushels prime at i7c.; DO
rs bu.he very good At 10 Total sales o!
corn. 2js bu.he-.
Oats Nixed. o bushels very good on
private terms. winter Is bush Is goOn on
private terms. Total sales Of oats, LOIS
b she's.
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THE SPORTING WORLD.
PRIZE FIGHT BETWEEN TWO YANKEE
PlCKANINNlES.
ANOTHER HUMOROUS 0) SETTO
on long ISLAND
joins T.. sULLIN,N rOdNG A. 4 run.
hfLK,
ns-c ball News - The Famous Polo
Grounds 4 Rowing Tournament
Uig t.ckinu Main ga
Prospect
Ii coIro-n.nacnoe n III 49,


,.,
''''D' '' ''' '"''I
N.m Nunk. February S-pcoplc who
.I.....f. Utal. .eea great many funny
.I. course of thrf travels. but
....t ,rrr much whether there was
.... ...n ANYTHING really iuunier ihan a
e incident which tools place just
...Ia small thirteen round goo between
t.. ca.ore- boys np me river ihc other
TO was "a novelty ana one lAal
passed. anything ever seen 200 ring
lae pass were Joan Puts ood
.u lIrner both OF whom were about
.f tl.r, ON. and weighed about ilS
rI W.L0t they knew about nrhi-
..ll he learned bv a school boy ,u
..... ltT hoar. lu, they had plenty OF
ul wont iu to win and ih-t
made f4c n-nt interesting. Ia tHt
Har of Obj" W'i 'o.h wore 7HlN
... sod Hfal in io 900 ea'H oi I'i
.E tmn Pitts WAS Drawer ihth
......lI nul swung DIS l-Al DO
rnr. tr.t without doing amy
several times tarncy ma1e
nnI fn WHOM De m'sci The
I.r.. .lI each ma De 1umpe' up ani
nme t.rr.a.e ihfea,s-ooai "''i me
..as to d' ulcn he got Dds second
Iheu ltt- WON'T stare Ais flsni
..Nmi.m... iour an1 'ai~n't WoNla
f.. HHGi again. There was plenty
n. .ta iun .n One Eight and me Inno-
H.r .a which tHe men went on eaoh
made ..l oltimeis smile large eA-
uIl. NAttueys la- nsou
"t9 -I.t ID n '., oi D.. " ..'i ' .i.
...' 10. ,.'...-..'-.l ,o ',' '...,I'
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'.. I..,.'.i,l. rer,
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~. .n-t lr1e roff.r
.rf rse. linn fe.l al, bc
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.... ,IHa .,..tI.r f.lar .cr. a.
.rt.. I.af.. ras lis threat
,..,..f., fr d.. tb,,t..ntt
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uI u-l.r ptn. r..rre4
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-10

There was rumor that Ward, the
New York's famous sbor,-siop, would
be taken by the BostOns, and a great
deal of talk was the result. The rumor,
however, Is denied by those who ought
to know what they are talking about,
Nut II T. known positively tina, the Bos-
ton people have been trying very hard
for some time past 10 get Ward into
their team, and trying on the quiet, too.
New York. ] think, il too wise to let
their best card 20 without making az
least q little struggle TO keep him The
impression is that when the New I0rks
cross bats this season that Ward will be
in his old place, and will keep it until he
gives up the game, as he has been threat
cuing to do for long time.
ROWING NEws.
When the Australian champion rover,
Searle, made the statement that he had
won the championship on the Paramatta
river and that IL any one wanted 10 row
him they would have 90 do il on lhe
same river, 10 was thought that he would
not be accommodated very soon, as IL is
hard for professional " HON is contin-
uaily in The tracesto go 10 Australia, but
now William O'Connor. the champion
Of America, has written 10 the
Police C0ssfte, saying. that should he
win in the race hc is 20 row on March 3.
with Jake Gaudaur, hs viii go ~ once TO
sydney, y S. w., and row Searle any
where, any place, and 81 any time lie
D., confident OF winning and there are
a great many people who 10 not think
his confidence is misplaced Nor do |.
O'ConnOr is great racer in every way,
and there is no reason why he cannot
pull away from the Australian in a good
race
COOKING BAIN.
Arrangements are now being made for
one Of the biggest cooking mains that
bias been fought for a great many years,
and one Of the most interesting, TOO, in-
asmuch as The very best birds in the
warm, sunny South win be pitted against
me crack fighters of the North. As IL
stands now, there are 10 be twcnty-One
battles, and The winner of eleven viii be
ihe victor. The money will be big
very big for fighting Each battle
viii be for scotland ihe result OF the main
viii BIO for $4,000 The pit is 10 be built
'n Connecticut, and only twenty-five
men side are TO be present when the
battles come OF early next month.
IHAIIIERE
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WHOLESALE PRICE CURRENT.
Country Produce.

Reported by Paine i Houston, Commits.
ciOn Merchants, 1905 Cary Street.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-10
'OTTOy REPOH


AlNl hff iIililf
Quotations -Niddllng, 0sc.; low mid.
fling, 9ic.; good ordinary ssc.
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Groceries, Etc

Brooms-Two strings, 90 10 81. 25. three
string, Sl.50 10 400 four strings, 500 to
800.
Baskets-Wilow, t1.l5 to 81 80 per nest;
split, 5JtO 75c per dozen.
Can Tomatoes, 3 pounds, per dozen CSC
to o..
Can Corn, 2pounds, per dozen 30 to IS.
Rice-CarOlina, d 10 TO- Rsnge0On. o.c.
Salt-Liyerpool, fro o. store Ell 40; ground
alum from store per sack, Sl.OO TO clio.
TalOw-ltc.
Checse-Prme cuttirg, l4ci common, II 70
l2c, English dairy, lSc pineapple, 25c.
Lard Pure Sc; refined, Zoe.
Molasses- Extra, hogshead - to loc,
barrels 10 10 l6c; genuine golden syrup, per
galon, q 10 32c; New Orleans, prime TO
choice s. 10 SOC.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-10

n very euecuyo scarf pm contains al oD
long opal with a diaaoad at each cod and
Que on each size.
a beautiful scarf pin has derry cli = i
TOPAZ trimmed wish circi5 OF small a.lnooL
OK unusnal lust,E
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re BOW hardly any doubt that
famous polo grounds wiil soon De d
o. ils past The street depart
can yesterday 90 tear down the
around tae historic OLD place The
llat there .s q street llat must
tlI-i sud 10 runs night through
.e VI ilo grounds There has
iea' deai OF Asa! fighting over
asi.er ant tlc courts have nuaily
10 lusi the BAH t0ssef, NON
.-e -eH Workers will 20 either
jersey Ciiy or H0boken and
I. grJllls. but The gam
..f .aslc wIl not be what &, was In
..f Tor tle reason that hundreds of
people who sass SOME u the famous
t ou llc Polo Ground diamond viii
aelos. ibe river 90 see game
$40 people will not l0a certainty.
'e" lor.s may do living business
lers s. b1l tAey wil not. am
play iJ ias wonderfully cnlhusi-
Yais iaa' used iY gIcci them on
10. POLO Grounds. That is why Manager
. ..e does aol smile as largely as be
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Hay, oats and straw.

Hav-No. / Timothy, per ton, 5000 TO
M. So No. .. Il 80 TO 30 mixed, 1880 ~
40. Virginia clover l2.CO TO 1890.
Raled Olt.-Sll.OU 10 1900.
Shucks-Baled, 30 10 &c.
Straw compressed, 100 pounds, 40 10 AZ
loose, pressed, large bales, 40 10 5)c.
Lumber, slaves, Etc.
Lnm ber-White oak. per 1000, $1,000 to
1900 West Virginia poplar, per 1000 1000
to2l 90
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-10

Manager A-,Iia is pr.dlng himself on
.. l.a. Ito BIAS ieyoMilOnilcd DE
.Mu1 ct baseball teams all over
country Since lle New 1Orks
tel faer BLACK uniforms last season,
c.fF ieam ll Tho country BIAS
..as.lgag tle advisabliiy OF ioi-
GAO load The Lou.syi..c Gin.
s aal tlo Aille.lcl have an.
l laf iAey wIl come ont in
f..s season. Nu.rie rather regrets
.s II.a BIAS become common, be-
t. alI u0W have to get up some-
..F. le Says. and claims 20 have
a.t attractive uniform la A.s MUD
w. -L.l ae.n D. diamond.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-10

Cement-Union. per barrel, Sl.S5; Rosen-
dale. 80. James River, l.5o.
Lme-Rockland, per barrel, lilo tosi.i5
anchor. 81 .Oj; RiyeriOn, Sl.Oj.
Plaster-Lump, -. ground, 100 ealcinad
plaster. IS 20 10.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-02
Mn Neu Year. Table

should be without bottle Of Augostura
Bittcrs. the world removed appetizer oil e.
auisite flavor. Beware Of countcrfcis.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-02

DASvrtLE, Va, Dec. 3l.--Thc sales OF
leaf tobacco nj auction In this market for
December were i,2Oi,loo pounds For
twelve months Just ended, 1896, 0s5
rounds. Manufactured tobacco sold dur
ing the year, 1881, 1896 pounds.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-02

The general term Of the New York Court
Of Appeals yesterday affirmed the iudg-
meni Of Custer In the case OF the People
against Thomas G. Plat. Tho judgment
affirmed was the one which removed MI.
Plat, from tho position Of Quarantine In
spcclor OF New York on the ground that
be was not resident Of that city.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-02
Trustees Notice.

Notice Il hcrchy given that the undersigned. AZ
trustee will sell NJ public Ouicry for cash, IN mont
II the Court. ilon-c vi shelby county, Tenn. IN
the city oi Memphis, between the hour OF anda
O'Clock y M, on
Thursday, january 10, 1870,
All the rlrhi title aud Interest oi : Z. loiuno.
tSroiinn krnnc,, David l. kcuncy. " T. kcnncy.
g. II Kcnncy aud Iatrie May kcnncy IN and w
the following dcsrthcd lot ur patccl oi grounh slt
untel In Memphis shelby county, lenu. hnd par
tculnrl, drsrhbcd n certain lot ituniing ON me
south Idle NJ Adams stryct ~ ,cct, and rnpnng
tack between phllcl liuee 50 irti 70 me hiiey
bing neat wcst II the residence known as the
"kVunry llarv ,,
Said salc Nill he made under aud 10y virtue Of SIX
srtVrnl trust deeds made Ia the undersigned, AZ
trustee tn srcuur certain Indebtedness Therein 81
out aud In the Vaymcntui which dciauN w. peen
mndr ~ which iald trust deeds reference u here
mndc u. they apIcnr oi tccof'l 10 the hceislers
Onice nf Shelby county. Tenn. In lio1k liz pages
l,i Iig aud la and book ~ piHc az
tnuity al t,drmptinn. dover and homestead
waived. llibMAN ~ c'hNh'H N"hfN'
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DINPI.ES. black.heads red. rough, chapped and
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Election.

rlhhnldrfs are hereby notified that an cleo
ZION wifi bp held Vi the Iniou aud flanicu Hank.
Dn Monday. January ~, 1871. from 10 o'clock am.
mill O'Clock pm. to choO'c Directors therefor 70
serve the ensuing ycnr. 400, ,-.,,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-02

The brickmakcn Of Pittsburg and Ale
gheny have decided TO demand an advance,
In wages Of 10 per cent: on March and
20 strike II the Increase Is not conceded.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-06-20

1t was observed by Hugh Miller that, al
though this continent is the New World in
relation to its discovery by civilized man, 1t
is en- old world, much older than Europe, in
relation to the types of its animals and plants
For example, the big trees of California are
of older stock than any trees now growing in
Europe. The question has been raised If
some of the races of Siberia and Eastern
Asia have not sprung from American abo-
rhymes, rather than our Indians to have come
from that quarter.
In the case Of such plant as the common
heather Of England and Scotland, found
growing wild in Nova Scotia, it is matter
Of curious interest to determine whether it
Is native to the soil or has been introduced
from Europa.
Professor Lawson, Of Halifax, decides that
the plant had its home here. To his view
there was a time when the plant was abund-
ant In our northern lands, and its present
rare occurrence marks a dying out Of the
species on this side of the ocean. It's vigor-
GUS growth in Europe is due to the circum-
stance that it is there young plant on q vir-
gin soil.
It was Buffon's idea that all the forms of
animal and plant life common to the two
continents were introduced here after the
discovery by Europeans. The idea was nat
urally suggested by the rapidity with which
this continent was peopled and stocked with
all domestic animals and cultivated plants.
The teaching from Buttons day to recent
period has been to the same effect. OF late
the evidence has been accommodating to prove
this view to be not only false but directly the
reverse Of wha* had been the real order Of
succession.-Yo uths Companion.
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FOUR NEW STATES.

South Dakota, North Dakota, Montana,
Z Washington.
On February %. 1889, the President signed
the bill CT eating South Dakota, North Dakota,
Montana, and Washington states ofthe Union.
SOUTH DAKOTA The great Prairie State, to
which the St. Paul, Minneapolis Il Manitoba
Railway has three main lines, reaching Ellen
dale, Aberdeen, Huron, Watertown, and
Sioux Falls. Go to south Dakota via the St.
Paul, Minneapolis 4 Manitoba Railway and
pass through st. Paul and Minneapolis en-
route.
NORTH DAKOTA. Where is grown the Mol
Hard Scotch Fife Wheat; whose healthful
climate nurtures the most vigorous aud
brainy civilization on earth; where single
counties raise more wheat, oats and barley
than entire states; the soil OF whose fertile
prairies is richer than the valley of the Nile;
where the Turtle Mountain. Minot and Devils
Lake land districts invite the home seeker to
secure free home. Magnificent daily train
service to Fargo, Grand Forks Grafton, Devils
Lake, Bottineau, and all other important
points.
MONTANA, THR GOLDEN Treasure in hel
mines of precious metals; wealth in her 900,
| 600 head of live stock: profits in her fertile
fields, producing larger yield of crops than
any other state or territory; the richest
country per inhabitant on earth; where pros
perity is universal; which has the best paid
labor in the world; a balmy winter climate
| caused by warm winds from the Pacific. The
| st. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Railway il
the only railroad passing through con-
| tinuous agricultural country from st. Pau
| and MINNEAPOLIS to the Rocky Mountains
| 1t runs through the Great Reservation o
5000, 600 acres of land free to settlers, in thu
Milk River Valley. Wood, water, and Goa
in abundance; no irrigation required; the only
| line passing through Great Falls, with it
! 200 900 horse power cataracts; immense Goa
veins, and surrounding farming country O
| Tree land; through Helena, the capital cit,
and CONNER Cial centre of Montana, ant
| Butte, the ri hest mining camp on earth, t.
| San Francisco bv the Columbia River Valley
| Portland and Shasta Route, or Ogden, Utah
| to California points. Remember this is tn
and free cOlonist sleepers of It's own from st
Paul and Minneapolis TO Great Falls, Helen
and Butte. 1t is also the shortest line t.
Butte.
WAsHINGToN-The country Of tall timber
indented by Puget Sound, the Mediterranean
of the Pacific. Do not forget that the 81
Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Railway is tn
only line which offers choice of three route
to the Pacific Coast. The Manitoba Pacifi
route is the only line by which passengers e
route for Tacoma, Portland and San Fran
cisco can pass through Port Townsend an
Seattle Free colOnist sleepers run throug
Pacific Coast is same as by other lines, bu
prices of tickets are five and ten dollars les:
Take the Seattle route.
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nj. RY., St. Paul, Mimi.