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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-02-07
PRETTY IRISH WOMEN.
They are as Common as Sunlight in t
81

They as Common Sunlight in the
Emerald Isle.
The Irish ladies are perhaps the
prettiest in the world, always except
ing our fair cousins. the Yankee bellies.
Their features, it is true, are less regu-
lar than those of English women, but
they triumph over them with their
soft creamy compilations, their large
appealing, gray-blue eyes and long
lashes and sort of indefnable charm
and demure coquetry, yet thoroughly
modest manners. Every third Irish
woman" wrote the Queen in her diary
when last visiting the country, lis
beautiful, and some of them remark
ably so.
Their hair and eyes are simply
lovely" Apart from personal charms,
it is impossible not to admire the
gentle grace and dignity of the wives
and daughters of the Emerald Isle. Go
where you will, defy you to find an
Irish woman who is otherwise than
naturally distinguished--the very bar
maids being superior in bearing
and speech to many English
Duchesses. The list of beauties
is long one, and looking back
we can recall histories of the extraor-
binary loneliness of the three Miss
Cummings, who, when they came to
London. had actually to be escorted in
Hyde Park by guard of soldiers sent
by order of the Secretary OF State, so
overwhelmingly was the crowd press
ing upon them. Then there were
Lady Denny, Lady Cahir, Lady Glare
and many others, to say nothing of
the present young Duchess OF Lelns-
ter. one of the most attractive women
of this or any other day.-Dublin Let
ter.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-02-07
The Famous Lard Corner of SS3 Brought
to Mind.

MADISON. Wis.,, Jan. 30.-McGeoch,
Everingham & Co., while trying to WORE
the great corner in lard IN Chicaso IL
1883, borrowed 100000 of the Continental
National Bank of Chicago, and gave prom
issory notes indorsed by feter Meueocl
and Daniel Wells, Jr. SUIT was orough'
-, ,srove,. 81. 916. due on these notes. The
demurrer of the defendants was overrulee
in the lower court and yesterday the SUI
nreme Court refused to reverse the order
Of the lower court, holding McGeoch ane
wells liable for the amount SUED lor
This was the last suit growing out or tnt
collapse of that gigantic lard corner.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-02-07

Well Fixed for Dirt. Farmers
wife to Tramp-Well, now that you have
got your cold meat, I suppose you
would like Worcestershire sauce.
French mustard, cream salad, ground
celery. Tramp-Madam, don't want
the earth! Farmers Wife, shouldn't
think you would. You have got more
than your share of it on your face now.
Burlington Free Press.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-02-07
-"What is an orphanpn as,xe

-"What is an orphanp" asked the
teacher of the class in definitions. No
body seemed to know. well, Tn an
orphan" said the teacher, seeking an
illustration that would not reveal too
much. AT this a. hand popped up and
the owner OF it exclaimed: IAN orphan
is woman that wants to get married
and can't. "-Harner's Magazine.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-02-07
Kenna's Defeat Predicted.

CHARLESTON. w. Va, Jan. 31.-Several
leading Democrats who have heretofore
been known as Kenna men are now pre-
dieting his defeat, and the opposition to
him claim his name will be withdrawn in
a few days unless he is elected, which,
they say, is impossible. He still MAIN
tains that his chances are good.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-02-07

The New York World figures that
ONLY one woman in eight objects to the
smoke of good cigar, and it predicts
that twenty years hence man may
smoke in any car and not give ofense.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-02-07

The light of friendship is the light
of phosphorus-seen plainest when all
around is dark.-Croweu.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-10
THE CocKADE CITY
Removal OF tie Butfer-Di-h Taotorf \
Prosperous Little Town-Didn't Know
it was Loaded Sc
|-rarfgI fo fha TIMES

Removal Of Tie hutter-nl-h laotor' y
Prosperous Little Iown-Didnt hno"
it was Loaded Sc --
-,
fLlER-b lh', y b. / tnIN"iy y All oI
ibe machinery OF me huiier-dish factory
was removed to-day 90 suffolk whef.
With larger buildings and increased
facilities, The business will he conducted
90 greater advantage. Many OF me old
employees viii remove lo SUFFOLK oul
fully sevcnivilFc Young white women
will De thrown ont oi employment
A Gentleman rom tfeWe, me hitf
town chat the Norfolk and Western
Railroad Company has established about
forty miles from Petersburg reports TO-
d9y'that weekly paper will De c-iab
l-hei shortly hy parties from Danfiiie.
IS tribe of red men will he organized
there next week and q ilonrishing ma
oaic lodge has already been instituted.
Rohlcries have been quite frequent in
the village of late. and iasi night VT.
son general merchandise store Was
entered and robbed of both money and
personal yaluahles
A Young man named William smith
while Aandlinra pistol, was painfully shot
e- Doe result OF Dis carelessncss The
accident happened Yesterday and VIII
'nnrlciiate Sir. Smith for work.
The regular monthly term of tbe Ches-
tericii County Cont SSH bee'n oh Mon
iay ncXt The criminal docket m ms
term viii Doc larger ilan usual Among
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-10
MOZART MUSICALE


The attractions for the musicale TO.
morrow evening are unusually novel
\ double Quarteitc OF young ladies from
! stockholm Sweden. and the celebrated
| humoriai and imitaior, MI Edmund J.
Phclan. have been engaged.
The Swedish ladies octctte ~ composed
oi eight Young ladies possessing superb
voices. The programme was selected
and arranged ly The late Professor
August Edrrcn. choirmaslcl royal opera
for the Kingof Sweden, and have created
the greatest enthusiasm wherever they
have appeared.
THOgH alNF-PtHr I.
l. Overture" Calph dc liIgdad Bolidon)
Amat.u orchestra.
% Ortoffe-1. summer Evening Lindhlail.
o. swedish Polka sing arr 10y soder
ann. swedish dies.
z Character iul3atiO ,> OF Henry J. D.yey a
h Irving ~ sony ~ English You Know.
Mir Edmund f. Phelan.
song. Contrelf0 -"Pcr swincheard"- (Ei
T. 5~e,io-"Kor .cud" Polka-lwalinl
PART IT,
o. Quar;ette-"My Native Vac Pie.h;
Misses SundbJrg Carlson Sohlbefg ana
= s"n ,,'' - 10 Longing for Rome "- Jo-
eci,h0ni. Miss Agn,s Suherg.
T. Ocf.ftc-" swedish Wedding March w. $50
dtrfuaui Swedish lalic,.
y. Song. AltO New Years Dag 80 lGeiJesh
Miss i.ahcfh ifruse
49, Character citation" botc1s Penny
royal A maiden lady OF dubious agc. Ar'
Edward H. Phc.sn.
II. 4. trftc Strcn de" by the ScashOrc w.
fKierulN swedish ladies'.
PART III
u Octct'e,, WALTZ Song -,Linibladl Swe-
dish ltdf' IS.
I3. Duct-"In the Woods Wrangen. Messrs.
Strnhorg and nruse.
II HvmO ons impersonauOns- Mr.. Edmund
r -Pnean.
Il; q t.tfs.-0 sleep In Peace Morning. o.
beautiful susanna in Baby Bell
nam. Swedish ladies'.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-10
pnndifa Kamahtl >arnsoati.

The public OF Richmond is earnestly
invited 10 attend meeting 10 be held
Thursday. r. bruary Nth, at s.lj i. NJ
i'm the hall Of the Young Mems Christian
Association building, in behalf of the
cause represented by the high-caste Hin
doc woman. Pundita Ramabai.
A paper will be read al this meeting
telling the story of Ramabai, giving a
brief but vivid sketch Of the condition of
the child widows of India, and full
account of the status of the Ram
abm Association, and all business
details. Every denomination will be
Represented on the platform. Bishop
Randolph viii make a short address. Dr.
Hoge and o her distinguished ministers
will show their interest and approval BY
their presence 1t is greatly 10 be de
sired that large audience should be
present so that the Richmond people can
have their minds informed and their
hearts moved 10 respond to the appeal IN
behalf OF the child widows of India,
who are subjected 10 such persecution
and degradation.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-10
THE CITY b THE SEA.


NORFOLK. February "a deed OF
trust for 100000, from the Seaboard
Compress Company TO the American
Trust Company, of New FORK, ON the
property recently purchased by Comma.
darc H. Hatem0n audi other capitalists
for the Atlantic and Danville road has
been admitted tO record iu the
clerks office of the Corporation
Court All of this properly will be util-
ICED hy tAe Atlantic and Danyile pe0-
pile and DO IS thought that The portion
which lies in Portsmouth viii be used
for union depot by all OF the roads
running in ihe CRY
The Board of Trade OF Portsmouth at
meeting held last night, appointed u
committee go confer with the railroad
companies on the matterof q union depot
for The city, and AS all the roads favor
the scheme. % will no doubt be promul-
gated in The near future.
Property for machine shops for the
Atlantic and Danvilie people has already
been purchased, and Che contracts for
extending the tracks from Hodges ferry
% Portmouth awarded
Captain James vs.. Gilmer, the veteran
commander OF the Norfolk Light Ariil-
lery Blues bias resigned from the COM
Daly, and, 10 is understood his rcsigna-
lion BIAS been accepted he has been
connected with The company for thirty
four wears. and the men now recognize
The fact that they have lost q valuable
man
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-10
THE CITY.
iTTMS COLLECTED YESTERDAY BY
THE TINES REPORTERS
7HE MOVEMENT AGAINST TIE
TER uINAL CONPANY.
PIoCFFptNGs of THE VARIOUS
COURTS OF JUSTICE.
An original Washington Inauguration
Iau wanted -- K.ii : In m" ~oi
dlcrs' Home Museum Other
Local News.

YcsierGa,.was the day set for hearing
bv Auorne, General Ayers Of the petit
ZION to declare the charter OF the West
Point Terminal Company forfeited on
account of its having purchased certain
lines of railway not authorized by the
terms Of los charter. and therefore IN
constitutional
Tho point 40 issue is whether or not
Acknowledgement Ayers should institute
proceedings In the nature Of Qno car.
ranto Co enquire whether the road had
the right 10 acquire. by purchase or
Otherwise. the control of the various
lines which constitute the great trunk
line known as the Terminal system.
Tleclmplainants Whose names are not
riven were represented by Mr.. Samuel
\ Dickinson. and the Terminal com
many bv Judge Waller r. staples, Col
nnei ". vs.. Gordon a'd Ex-Governor
Hoedlv. of Ohio. These gentlemen
made lengthy arguments before the
Attorney General, who took the papers
and reserved BIS decision as to whether
or not ho should institute the proceed
incs peiiioned for
IN is generally understood that the
Norfolk and Western Railroad, al tue
instiraiion Of certain Philadelphians' Is
nj the bottom of this movement.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-10
Hotel Arrivals.

The following were Tic arrivals yes
ierday at the different hotels.
HoTrL nonsox i. 4 McDonougi
Greensboro. y. G.. " u Cook. Wash
ington: $ + Hancock city = 7.
Robertson. j. T Powell. Charles Curtis
Virginia. Arthur Culhecm, New. orh'
Ray and RoNlcs. \ Splitter, Virginia
e. \. Vaughan. Y \. stephens N,W
York: George 4. Joncs, John VI
Lsthrop. James Lakey, Jersey Ciiy' W.
Bayesi, New York. James Ianicle, def'
sey City; Fred W walker, New loIA'
Nine BRO de- Marion. Washington.
DAVIS HOrsF.-J r Pinnoy, Dr a
q Carr. Durham. y. c. &c Wrcndeai
Danvile. Va; $. 4. AGolder Baltimore.
Md. IL Bell and wife. West Ioini'
James II Downing, Raleigh, \ g.
Thomas p Baton. Philadelphia, pa@ J..
c. McWade. Campbelliown, y. 49,
Charles T. Mcpherson, Lewiston, Fa.'
" b. Selden. New York. J.. u. Loane'
Morton 5 Ellis, Baltimore, Nd; J.. r.
Saver, Elizabeth, y. j.; l.. y. Pinkeiy'
Brooklyn, y J.. " Bogert, New ofh.
j. G. Bcecher, Philadelphia, Pa, 5 Mar
Gus. S. NeWbaucr, New \ ork, George NJ
Cater Savannah, Ga VI VI Anderson
81. Louis. Mo- Maurice Laushcry. Sew
York: J.. Chambcrlainc, II. c. broui-
well, In Crosse. Wis.
FoEDs George y Hartmann, New
York. William Policy, Melbourne. AVS
iralia; W L Thompson, r. VI e.. tna-.
II. Morris, Chicago; Paison Mayer, Dos
ton. ". A. Harris. wife and child, j.
" RYAN and wife. ". S. Woods0n, Jr.
~. Theo. Hcrx and wife. Brooklyn,
Chas. ". Void; W H. Beliloy i.lla-
delphia. W Il. Buelwel, Norfolk Naa
+. S. Rogers, Philadelphia, O. G.. Gage
". D. Gage. H. W. Bacncr, j.
II. Duffy. Miss eager, New York
Geo W. Fuartcll and wife, Washington
y. G.: J. L. Edwards, Danyille, Nas j.
&. Greenman. New York. ! J.. Fair
child and wife. Milton, Pa; d. VI. Dun.
ham. South Carolina: Joseph Red-way
Camden. \. j.; Tho,. Ncllns and W..C
and daughter. Orange; q. NJ Harriet and
wife. / Il. Clifford, Chas Clifford and
Mrs. Carrie v, Philadelphia, Mrs
Or. 5. II. Bergen, Mrs. J.. $
TAYLOR and Chas. NJ Falaait. Toledo
o.: j. c. Ackley, Bridgeton y. j.
Thos Mattron. 4. i. Mattron. S Mat
tron. Ms. A. i. Thornton. W. J. White
BP Evans. Philadelphia T. q Whit
new san Francisco. +. q. Barrett and
wife, Boston. C. L. Harris. Baltimore
Mr. Cabeu city
.,,-n,-.- poo1 po1t.mora
~ . ~ y l. T. H. ,1o' AIl.-S.rr T. q ef,f.r
-. ~ 7 l,,T,naa x;y,iofa Paloa
~ - 81 Naslr,i7s Tenn +
,,,.. Ill., l,,,..1,, r.rra. r. Tdo.o,l.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-10

Captain u J. Hand Wa in The citl
Yesterday lie belongs 10 Grand Army
Post. No. =. OF Philadelphia heis stop
ping at the Hotel Dodson He heard the
"taikn of Or. Hoge 81 Lee Camp rooms
Friday night. Though an eX Fedora
soldier he has q great big thro5 In has
heart for the old vets OF the south
Yesterday he was the recipient OF cOur
tesies ~ The hands Of some OF the Lee
Camp boys.
VI. William X Lyons yesterday quail
fed in the Circuit Court Of Richmond te
Sevenih.strcet Christian Church
Preaching al 8 p VI. by Rev | J.
Spencer. communion service AZ II a NJ
No preaching, as previously announced,
the Rev G. L. Morrison having been dc
tanned in consequence Of death in his
family.
Tie Board of 4 dermen will meet to-
morrow night az the Council Chamber al
7 O'Clock
The Council Committee on Finance
viii meet 10 ihe Chancefy Courtroom at
0OclOck
Messr-. JacQuelin S. Ware, Of Clarke
county; Sigismund Ware, of Farmville,
Va. b. 4 Hancock, Judge OF Chester
field county; T.. Rugg, Of Henrico coun-
~, AMI ]. T. Neur0hr, OF Henrlco, were
at the capitol yesterday.
There will be a musical entertainment
In the basement Of the sacred Heart
Church Thursday. February l4th, al 100
=. NJ. az which will be served supper
Refreshments, valentines, &c Admis-
sion, 10 cents.
Rev r. d. Ilogman, Of Bristol, Tenn,
who is conducting series of meetings
at the Lcigh-sireet Baptist Church, Is
one Of the most useful, honored and clio.
quent Of all the ministers of The Baptist
Church IN Virginia lie will tll the pull
pit Of DR.. Goodwin, the pastor Of Leigh
street Baptist Church, at both VI the
regular services to-day.
This afternoon there viii be an address
by the visiting minister at o'clock.
These afternoon meetings for men are
largely attended, and already many con
versions have occurred
William T. Henry, supreme secretary
Of the Shield OF Honor, was in the city
last week. The purpose Of his visit was
10 organize lodge OF the order He
did 30 with the assistance OF Messss. II.
J. Drew and II : Luck This new lodge
b named Virginia Lodge, No / The
officers will be instituted on Wednesday
night, February ~. 1889.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-10

Yesterday morning Rev Evans Payne,
colored preacher OF Church Hill, came
10 the Police Court with two negro
women, asking that Thomas Hewlett be
bailed
The Court set 3 o'clock p NJ. as the
time to hear the case. Justice Crutch-
field was present at that hour.
The mother OF the accused was present
long before . p. VI Along with her was
G. W. Lewis (coloredl, the counsel for
the defense. Colonel Spotswood, Com
monwealihs attorney, arrived at D
o'clock sharp Rev Evans Payne was
also present The Commonwealth at-
torney told the Police Justice that he
could not allow bail A writ of ha5eas
coyDus however, could be sued ont to-
morrow morning before Judge Wit, re-
turnablc that same day.
If Judge Witt viii allow bail, then the
prisoner will 90 free If not, he will re-
main in Jail
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-10
Waller crntchneld sent on.

Walter Cmichheld. the negro man
who was found Friday night burgiarizne
Mrs. ". c. Mayos boarding house al
the corner of Franklin and Third streets,
as fully reported in the TIMES Of yes
terdav morning. was before Justice
Cfutch6eld yesterday.
In addition 10 the facts reported yes
terdav. it wac developed that entrance TO
the house was made through the pantry
The burglar broke a pane Of glass, ran
his hand inside, and turning the latch On
TOP Of the sash raised the window and
climbed i'm He pocketcd seven six
sashes. three pocketbo0ks, four silver
spoons. three silver forks two handker-
chiefs, one pair OF suspenders, and q
book After this thieying he proceeded
10 get drunk on MIS- hayos wine7
and in that condition went IA
sleep In Mrs Nayos private room. ane
on her bed. Ii was in the room that be
was found BY Dr. Oppenheimer and
Mrs. Mayo while they were searching
for him after the discovery that tho
house had been robbed The thief was
sent on TO the grand jury as the militia
tive 10 the peniieniiary.
This burglar was also charged witt
breaking in the nighttime The dwelling
OF Henry G. Cannon On this charge
he was sent TO jail for twelve months.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-10

In The Circuit Cont Of Richmond yes
terday ii was ordered and decreed that
the name Of the LoOmis Literary Asso-
citation be changed to the Tobias Union
Two small suits were Instituted in this
court
Among the judgments ia this court gre
the following
A J.. Massner Bros * Co against
JACKIE llechler Judgment tor plaintiffs
in the sum of Sll15O
S. G. Lift against Hin & Frawner,
judgment for the plaintiff in the sum of
Sl501s
Hsxall Crenshaw Company against 7.
H. Lyon. verdict and Judgment for
plaintiff for 5S2l2;.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-10
A Warrington Inauguration IAN Wanfed

The following letter wac received yes
terdav 40 the TIMES Office
Gentlemen Tile centennial cclehra
ton of the Inauguration of George Wash
ineton as first President Of The United
States occurs in New ork on April 30th
next. and the committee are exceedingly
anxious to find fan that was used nt
the ball given in honor of Washington
soon after his Inauguration There were
300 people present al the bah, and as
each lady entered the ballroom She was
presented by page with q
Partisan fan, upon which was a por
trait of Washington in profile. There
will be a ball in the Metropolitan Opera
house on Monday evening, April tUn,
next. and it is hoped that one OF the
original fans may be found, so that DO
may be reproduced and presented 20 each
lady as She enters the building Anyone
knowing anything about The historical
fan in question. could communicate Win
the secretary Of the committee. Clarence
W. Bowen. rooms + and +, Stewart
Building. $50 Broadway, New York
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-10

The foliowin, citizens of Richmond
were registered in New York during the
week.
ABfmar'c-Mr John Pope
Fifn AgeuuC.-Mr J. f. ] Anderson
UludsDr-Nessrs J. Z. Branch, J y
Carter, j A. Davenport and J. Ii Dow
ley
Nurray HR-Messrs. 4. Blair, G.
Ross. +. II. Anderson and J. Anderson.
Gdkey-Mr H. c. Magruder and Mrs.
Magruder
Brrfh0lM Mr. " lsaacs and Mr. J. S.
Heller
ST. Jan9-Mr S. G.. Atkins.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-10
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tIft rNNf"H.N.I H.
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ronc. ,orRg-Cum.usl-Lfy dIl
Poncl C0rrr-CrU -F.y uI.gat H
IflIlIU
CtHcCir lDiRr ln.ri Monday II.
Ir.t Monday m hay. .nl l-f a...
NYlINlI
corarg cocal second Monday DO ..s-
month.
HANOVER COUNTY
linCt rr luritl. -.Hfa o. April frI .i..
tlh.r
c0rsry Comg-mnl Wednesday a ESQ.
month
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY
CIRCUIT couar-.5thot Nay aul i.taot N,.
corsIy Counr-secoal Monday 10 s..Y
LOUISA COUNTY
cHcrr Dorrr -yh of Ahr.l ana f.
coo.lf Clrar-seoonl MONDAY s..s
month
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-10
Police Noies

Among the cases which the quiet and
man to the point Police Justice decided
yesterday, were
John Ellis (coloredl, charged with
trespass on the premises of J. T. Turner
and assaulting with brick L. I. Cham
bers, was fined = and costs
Samuel Norrcll (colored), was charged
with cursing and abusing George NJ
Winston. His fine was 50 30 and costs.
William Berry and Pat sullivan,
charged with assault Berry had % pay
s. and costs and Sullivan $3.50. These
TWO fines were imposed because one Was
doubly deserving Of punishment as tie
other
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-10

Mrs and Dr. X. J.. Bowcock, who on
the return after their marriage from d
short visit 10 the groom's relatives, spent
several days at the residence of the
brides mother. Mansfield" HenricC
county, about one mile west of the city
on the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad left on the 3 o'clocb
train Friday afternoon for their future
home at Admission, Ala.
The bride WAS Miss Virginia c. Sands
an accomplished daughter of the late \
II sands, and the groom is ayoung ply
stefan Of fine practice in the city of An
nist0n They were married more than q
week ago nj The residence of the bride
mother in The presence OF only the most
intimate friends of the TWO families. The
ceremony was performed 10y Rev. Dr.
Hatcher of jhe Third Baptist Church
and the display Of cut flowers and pot
ted plants was very lovely.
DR.. and Mrs Bowcock carry with them
10 their new home the best wishes OF d
host of loving friends of this city
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-10

Attention is called 20 the advertise
meni of tAe Mozart Academy of Music
which presents some fine attractions thi
week. L0u. james and Marie Vain
wright appear Tuesday aud wednesday
and "eaid pa-hA WiIl bc presented foi
the resi- of the week
Nothirr at the Theatre until Friday
when Rober, Naute.l appears az Mon
bar.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-10
Ambulance Calls.

The city ambulance was called yesier
day morning 81 1925 TO The corner OF
81 James and Leigh streets to "a white
man who had his trousers caught in q
machine, thereby drawing his leg 10 the
machine resulting in bis leg being bad
w cut. TIE wound was dressed by the
physician in charge, and he was left
the scene Of the accident.
AT ten minu'es 10 10 o'clock ihc ambu-
lance was called TO the corner OF Grace
and Seventeenth streets, where "a c0lOrei
man was taken sick The ambulance
conveyed him TO the city almshouse.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-10
Hn.tIng. count

The Hastings Court was engaged, for
a short time yesterday afternoon, in the
disposition of minor civil cases The
iury having, on Friday, been discharged
until tomorrow morning at IL O'Clock,
judge Jno H. Ingram, OF Manchester
Hastings court, presided over The court
in the absence of Judge W.T. "a he did
on Friday
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-10

Tho conference on the Consular and
Diplomatic Appropriation bill, have
AIRY a a. an agreement. The House
conierees receded from their objections
10 the senate amendment appropriatine
$4,000 for tire protection to American
Interests IN Samoa. and the Senate
conlcrcc4 from their amendment appro-
priatin- 100000 for q ooaling stat on
al Apia. Samoa. the samc provisions in
substance being in the Naval BILL
Otlcr concessions Of minor charac
ter are made by each side