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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-08
Office OF Agency; Over Merchants
Eleventh Streets.
Tho Par Value of the Stock IL $500
Per Share.

This company owns over 26,oDJ front feet 81
lots. lying principally along Grove avenue,
Floyd, Main, ana Cary streets and the Bouie-
ward.
The advance of the city IN western direc-
ton. Is obvious 60 ail.
10 is equally obqiousi thatSbhe growtl and
Improvement have been on the lines OF Grove
avenue. Floyd. Main. and Cary streets. which
are All convenient and acoe ssihle To- street
railway facilities.
The growth of the city must continue along
these streets. and it seemsc probabc that be-
fore long they wis either be taken into the
city. as tar out as ihe Boulevard. or will OBJ
tain city improvements. under special act
the legislature.
PERSONS PROPOSING TO BUILD.
Persons wanting 20 acquire homes for them
selves in an improving locality. where every
examine the properties OF this company,
which will bee marked by sign boards posted
upon each trace of land. and plats can b. seen
NJ the office ~ the agency, over the Mer
chants National Bank. corner Main and
Eleventh streets.
Fse company viii make special tams with
parties desiring 10 build. and 20 all such Will
lend hfty per cent. OF tho value Of the lot and
Improvements at per cent. on long time.
The properties we're acquired at prices much
below the preseOt market value, and the com
pany can afford 10 Sc on reasonable terms 10
such buysrs.
Attention Is also called to our properties on
Clay, Leigh. Moore. Lomnirdy, and other
streets 10 the northwestern part Of the city.
which are reached by the Electric line and the
Marshall street horse car line.
JAMES H. DOOLBY, President.
GEO }. ROGERS, Secretary.
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OUR esteemed friend, the Dispatch, has
discussed the slavery question in man
ner of picked reminiscence that makes
one whistle as when passing a church
ward TO lull superstlious dread when
spected spcctres seem stalking in the
pale glimpses of the moon.
But when you get black ghost in the
moonlight, it is as scary as the Black
Sail of the Morse Pirate, Lors VOWED,
who could beat the Flying Duichman
when he sailed in the teeth of the wind.
Goodness gracious, and gracious good
ness-several times backwards and
forwards-if we sre to have picked
legends then give us something
blood Guiding like the Mythic Pirate
who slew the deputy pirate and set his
skull on his chest of gold for a Voodoo
charm.
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1t has long been accepted as maxim
in the legends where wise mems
thoughts shine like the sign posts on the
roads of history that country should
not erect monuments 10 its civil stFifes.
We do believe. however that the
American civil war may furnish an
exception, since as Governor Gordon
very tritely put IL, the wal spirit on both
sides was a sentiment of patriotism, and
the causes Of quarrel being dead, We
can praise The heroes Of both sides with
equal pr de in The courage Of the Amer
lean soldier But as for perpetuating
The ugly features of the war, the John
son Island story the Andersonville story,
which is all lie as far as the charge
against the Confederates Of cruelty goes,
and any other story like them, the idea
is bad.
But the great ci,y Of Chicago always
intent on advertising even when it is a
fire, took the notion to buy and remove
the Libby Prison They began to do it
this week. and il was announced that
every brick would be put in its
proper place just as taken from
the original walls at Richmond,
and the unparallel attraction will be
offered of an entire building, moved
by rail and rebuilt exactly in its en-
iirety as il stood when the blood-thirsiy
Rebels ncarcerated the Union patriots
in its walls, admission % cents, matinee
Wednesday and Saturday Sunday
school contracts at reduced rates.
The first section of the Libby was
taken down and moved out few days
ago. 1t was TO be followed by the adj
veriising picnic, and the boomers had
prepared automa,on victims of Rebel
cruelty and articulated skeletons to cele-
brate the arrival at Chicago. But the
train got of the track in Ohio.
near the loyal town OF Mays
willie. The cars were upset and the
bricks, all marked with each ones pre-
else place, tumbled out by the thousand.
Then the alarm of the disaster spread,
and the patriot Buckeyes Of hayseed de
gree flew from far and wide and seized
the sacred bricks for mementOes, and
before the disaster was we'll reported the
first section of the Libby Prison had
been scattered over Ohio, and the pieces
could not be bought back for ten dollars
each. Now as the contract with the pub
lie calls for the reproduction of the
Libby Prison. exactly as it was in the
days when hlocd-thirsiy Rebels made lis
walls howl with the agony of Union pa
iriois. the question is, how the speculators
are to get around the ardent enterprise
of the Buckeye relic stealers.
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BRtTToN's NEW Fox AThe British are
having no end OF trouble with very
peculiar tribe known as the Chins. who
Infest the western border of the new
British possessions in upper Burmah.
The Chins do not care a snap for Queen
Victoria and whether Britannia
rules the roOst or not they insist
upon n0n-interierence with one of
their very strange customs Ii is their
firm belief that agricultural interests
cannot prosper without the sacrifice Of
human victims, and they look 10 the
neighboring tribes to furnish material
for the sacrifices. The Chins are the
best fighters in that acknowledging.
The Emn relief committee in Lon
don were somewhat amused by SANKEY'S
report of bis urgent appeals to Emin to
abandon his province and return to tho
coast with the explorer. The fact is that
the letters which the committee sent 10
Emin by Stanley urged the governor
Of the equatorial province not To
abandon his country. He was told that
he was preserving nucleus for future
ciyilizing efforts, and that he would be
amply supported in his struggle to pre-
vent his province from falling into an
hy.-Etchaage
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DY VIRTUE or THE PROVISIONS
ID Of certain deed Of trust FROM J: W.
Rl h and wife TO the undersigned dated june
Dth. 1884. and recorded In the clerks office
# the ChanOcry Court OF the city OF Rich
m, nd. u. u. tn. II. T. 30. default having btrn
made IN tn PAYMENT OF certain notes therein
socurcd Il. and being required 10y the holder 80
ises. on
THURSDAY. MAY 9TH. AT 7. NJ,
the and Il. sCrihcd In said decd-tO wit sixty
IS tw.i and screnty-fivc feet sOuthsidc Of or
angc street, forty three feet east of 4. James
street with four 90 frame tenemenfe thereon
TERMS. hy consent, Onc third cash; bal
arcc in six add twelve months.
AlONIO l.. PHILLIPS. Trustee.
PoINuFXrER & DESo0S, Auctiuueers.
Al ~ inf
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The state OF New York is graphing
with the attempt to make Niagara Falls
big ring speculation.
The area surrounding the Falls is a
State reservation, but corporation has
gotten bill before the Legislature to
give them the franchise OF the
great Phenomenon so far as the
privilege to turn aside portion of the
the flow of water. and adapt Niagara to
the requirements Of money-msking
lob. The bill has been fayorably re-
ported 10 both Houses of the Legislature.
Now let Us see what the New York
Legislature will do with the grea, job to
farm out Niagara Falls.
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CONN BOTTOMS

CONNECTIONS.
Train No 81 connects daily at KeysvillS
for Chase City, Clarksyille, and OXFORD.
Durham. Henderson aud Raleigh con
meets A. Greensboro for Durham
Raleigh. Salem. ana Winston, and all points On
North Carolina Division; 40 salisbury for Ash
Vile. Hot Springs and att points in Western
North Carolina. and ar Charlotte for C.. 4
A. K. K.
Traa No. 81 connects daily AZ Greens
boro' for eaiem, Winston. Raleigh. 6Od--
b0ro'. and MOrchead City: 40 Salisbury fOI
Asheyiile. Hot Springs, and all points, in
Western North Carolina az Charlotte with
Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta railroad for
Columbia. Augusta. A ken, Charleston, sysn-
nah, Ihomasviie, Ca. Jacksonville aud other
Florida pOirts. also with Carolina Central
railroad for Wilmington.
Trains from the South arrive at 6ichno1t
5.l5a.m. ard 3.3O pm.
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HOWE RULE.-But when IL comes 10
selecting a Pennsylvania lawyer for q
iudgeship in Florida Tor the purpose of
providing a place for one of Senator
Quay's fayortes it is a violation of the
home rule principle of which the PEG
pie will have a right TO complain. IL is
doubtful if Mr.. Gilkeson will be very
cordially welcomed in Florida in his ju-
dicial capacity by either Republicans or
Democrats. The people have q right 10
believe that they can furnish sufficient
judicial capacity for the Federal Bench
In their own State.-N J. Iu~
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REM EMBER ' @sai ' e rl by.
is GUARANTEED 1879 FOUR NATIONAL
BANKS OBJ New orleans. ana The Ticket, are
signed ly the President Of an ln-tltuil. D
whose chartered right. arc recognized 100 the
highest Courts. therefore. beware OF all lmi-
tafiuus ur Anonymous schemes.
ONE DOLLAR Us the price ui the smallest
Part or fraction OF Ticket lS>i vi - Us
in any Drawing Anything in our htms Di-
trci Tor less than ioliir ls "a suindic.
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THE 0xEHuNDnrD AND Flrrr-Tnnrr

THE ONE HUNDRED AND f1FTY-THnEE
ELECTORAL NOTEs-The Uernd. after
enumerating the standing Democratic
maioiities of the "Solid South, says
that these are the so-callcd border
States. The solid South consists OF
sixteen States, casting lj3 electoral votes
Of these Delaware, Maryland, Virginia
and West Virginia are now plainly un-
certain States Governor Lee says the
Democrats carried Virginia, but with so
small margin as 1911 majority. lie
may see it 90 the other way -four years
hence West Virginia Is probably To he
counted in the Republican column in
1892. Delaware has already a Republi-
can United States Senator, and as 10
MARYLAND a change OF little over three
thousand votes will detach her from the
Solid South also If President Harri-
son rules wisely and in a conservative
spirit the lj3 electoral votes OF the
solid South may easily be lessened in
1892 hy %, leaving only Ia out of to-
tai for the whole country OF 4l3. count
ing in the electoral votes of the new
States.
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RAILROADS.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
~ WAY COMPANY.
SCHEDULE EFFECT MAYED. 1889.
LEAVE RICHMOND.

LEAVE RICHMOND.
sa5 A. NJ For Norfolk. Old Point and New
port News. daily.
Pullman Palace ear, Richmond ID
ODD Point.
Louisville Daily. Norfolk 30 thi-
ton Forge: daily except sunday
clifton Forge % Cincinnati SOLD
train 10 Cincinnati Central Union
station. Pullman Huffcf sleeping
Car Charlottesville 10 inclunatl.
800 P. NJ. Through Mail for Norfolk; V'o
800 +. N. Gordonsviile Accommodation aliy
except Sunday.
SO 2. NJ. Fast hxpsess for Cincinnati an, and
trial Union Passenger Sta ion, GIN
cinnqfi. for the West and North
wfsr and m Union station. Lon
vilio. for the West and Southwest
Pullman BuGet Sleeping Cars T.
Cincinnati and Louisville.
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
$50 A. NJ From Gordonsyilie. daily excepl
sunday. Ill
8l5 4. ~ FROM Cincinnati and Louisville
daily except sunday, west OF Cli-
ton Forge. daily east OF Chiton
Forge.
sos p. NJ. From Norfolk and Old Point, daily.
Pullman Palace car, Old Point 10
900 p. NJ From Cincinnati and Louisville.
daily.
station. Broad street near Seventeenth.
Ticket office. Corner Tenth and Main and
railway station. n. w. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent.
1T. HARAHAN. General Manager.
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The report Of partial failure of the
sugar crop in the IVES, Indies of coune
leads TO corner on sugar and raise
OF prices. One OF the unfortunate things
in this connection is the existence of the
sugar trust. Consumers are wholly At
the mercy OF a few men who control the
output OF the refined product. Actual,
or even reported scarcity OF raw sugar,
Immediately affords prelex, for an arbi-
trary advance in the price OF refined
grades. aud there is no recourse but to
pay the difference and get as much salts
faction rs possible out of the consump-
ton OF high-priced sugar.
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The CaARMANsHIP.-l here appears
10 be considerable agitation among our
friends. the so-called tariff reformers.
over the matter of choosing a successor
TO the late William Ii. Barnum. of Con-
necticut as chairman of the Democratic
/ National Committee
Mr.. Mills. Mr. Carlisle, Mr. Clifton r.
Breckinbridge, Of Arkansas, Mr.. William
Campbell Preston Breckinbridge, of
Kentucky, and the rest OF the amiable
gentlemen who tried their hands at Dem
ocratic management a few months ago,
are said to be quite anxious tina; there
shall be mo step backward. "-Ne0 York
SIM.
Bells HuGE BASKET or HEADs-It
appears that the number of postal clerks
removed by Superintendent Bell up to
the lst of May is much larger than has
been stated The assistant headsman
of the Postofiice Department puts the
number of removals at about 1000
but. 10 consequence of the haste
with which his work has been performed,
he is unable to give the official figures
! There il at the same time remarkable
difhdence about affOrding TO the public
any information as 10 the number of Re
publican postal clerks restored by Super
intendent Bell 10 their old places
As pretext for this ruthless pre-
scrintion i'd was asserted that the sus-
pension of the civil service rules was
necessary in order to restore the efficient
Republican clerks who had been re-
moved by President Cleyeland-PAili- /
delphia Herald.
Teacher-Adams do you know who I
made that nolsey
Adams lwho is the guilty one)-I /
know. but do not like TO tell
Teacher-You are a gentleman. sir
Ltfe
sweet spring is here the circus posters show /
And likewise the espressmans price per |
We also know It 10y tn" pallid poet
Who calls upon Us with his little ode
-Amsrica.
The New York Sun il the last news
paper one would expect TO criticize the
cries of fraud which was raised by some
Tulih0S AZ lIt IAiott a. "a
President Hayes drove by. Just how
il can consistently find fault with
these cries whenever since Mr. Hayes
inauguration il has done its level best TO
insult him in the most open and deliber-
ate way, and when.it still persists in call
ing him Mr. Hayes while all other eN-
Presidents are given their proper title, it
is difficult 10 discover Boston Beac0n
TnF great and only 400 of New York
city, after celebrating the centennial by
getting gloriously. or rather inglori-
ouslv, drunk and making an ex-
hibiiion of themselves that would {
have justified the closing of any bum
bar room of the slums as disorderly
house. have furnished another example ,
OF their refined manners and delicate d
taste by INDUCING in an amateur circus
performance. Having now reached its c
proper level, Il is to be hoped that the 9
400 will not try 10 rise above it.-Nash- '
vile AmericdH. a
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Remitianccs should be made 10y drafts
checks. rostofiicc orders or registered letter
PAYABLE 10
TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY,
Richmond. Va
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Tar declaration of Frances centen.
nial celebration is in the words Of Presi-
dent Carnot:
AFTER many cruel shocks, France has
finally broken with the personal power
OF one man whatever title he may take
She now recognizes as alone sovereign
the laws enacted by the representatives
Of the people
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KINGS AT THE EXPEDITION The
royal boycott on the Paris fair evidently
is not TO be universal, since, according To
the Figure. the Kings OF Belgium,
Sa1ony, Greece and Seryia will visit it.
These are not monarchs as potent as
some others in Europe, but they would
serve to break any rule of giving the
cold shoulder 20 this republican show.
If it be also true. a. has been reported.
that the Gar will lend his presence,
there will be a very liberal supply Of
soyereigns for this exhibition after all
Exci0ngc
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LEGAL NOTICES.
XrIRGINIA-IN THE CHANCERY
' COURT OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND

XTIRGINIA-IN THE CHANCERY
' COURT OF THE CITY or MoND
THE lifn DAY OF APRlL l.. ls-Y.
IN the matter Of the DISTRIBUTE % ~ fhe estate
OF kcziih Nash. deceased ~ pnie.
Itappeanng 10 the court that more than one
year has e. aTscd since william irrNler quail
fed as the administrator of said kcIIah Nash.
deceased. and IL further appearing tothe court
that fcpOrf of the accounts of William Trek
lcr. administrator Of kezlah Nash. deceased,
and of the debts and demands agains the -
tate of ke2iah Nash deceased. has been nlcd
in the clerks Office az this court. the court.
ON the motion Of William ircXlcr. adminl.tra
tor a. Aforesaid. George v. "A His Nancy Liz
QOn. and Gcnrgianna Matthew. distributes
az the said kezal Nash. deceased. doth order
that the creditors of said ke7iah Nash, de-
ceased. do show cause ON the 18Th day Of June,
1889. against the payment and delivery ol the
estate OF koziah sash, dec ased, 10 his dis
Tributes.
copy Ties e..
CHARLES W. GODDGN. Clerk.
ap1i iav-3w
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IMPORTANT.
4 Il L. Il - -LIL =

New Orleans. Ia.
or VI. 4. DAtrH1N,
Washington. ID. q.
By ordinary letter. containing Money or
der issued gy au Express Companies. Now
York Exchange. Dmfl COZ Postal Notc. " q
pay charges on Currency seat 90 us hy Lk
press iu sums of - or over
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OIEDMONT AIRLINE.

DIEDMONT AIRLINE.
RICHMOND & DANvILLR RAILROAD
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE TO
THE SOUTH.
PULLMAN SLEEfEkS ON ALL NIGHT
TRAINS.
aguVnUTp IN FPFr HfvV April, n 1852
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YOEsk RIVER line

Daily except Sunday.
The Fayorlte Route 10 ualtlm0i
Tho steamers of this line ara mcdeA 81
beauty. elegance, and comfort.
fLcaye Richmond
f33Uuud fi.O pm.
Arrive Baltimore fLeave Baltimore
Sd pm.
Arrive Richmond 1920 and flola a.la.
Fare Richmond Ia baltimore. first Glass;
f2 second class. Sl6O
The York River Line affords superior nd
vautages 10 business ucn IN enabling them 4
leave Richmond near the close Of the days
Transactions. gnd arrive az Baltimore early
next morning, after having enjoyed delight
ful nights rest, free from the dust aud noise %
railway travel.
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CapitaIPrize, $500, 900
looea TICKETS AT TWENTY DOLLARS
EACH. HALVES. $40: QUARTERS, -
TENTas. .: TWENTIETllS. 81.


3,13i Prizes amounting to.........> i,05i,So0
NOrF.-Tckefs drawing Capital Prizes arc
not entitled 90 Terminal Prizes.
For Club Rates or any further information
desired, w1ite leeihy tO the Undersigned
clearly tefing your residence, with state
County. street. aud number More rapid
return mail delivery WILL De- assured Dos your
enclosing an Envelope bearing your full aI
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Owens & Minor Drug Co.
Wholesale Agent,
Isichrn ODd. Va.
WHAT An OLD MAN, - YEARS OF Abh
Has II . SAY
CONCERSfNG THE
Chase CITY Mineral wafer


FOnKLAnD. NOIrAwAY COUNTY. VAL
August D.. I''
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from dyspepsia, .lth JOS DUmUiUIi
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CITY Mineral Water. -fuf fUr aII
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gbs yailp Gimtrs.

ruuLIsHRD EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR
by rHE TlMks U9IISHlN0 COM
fANY. OfFICa S1o KAST MAIN STREET
RtNnMDND. VA.
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VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT CON
PANY's
JAMES RIVER LINZ
FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH.
NEWPORT NEWS. CLAhEM0Nr.
AND JAMES RIVER LAND
IEGs DIRECT.
AND ONLY DIRECT ROUTE WITHOUT
TRANSFER OK thANUE OF
ANY KIND.
CONNECTIONS:
At NORFOLK. closely With all lines for Bal
tinOre. Philadelphia, and New York same AZ
teruOon: also. Al Norfolk for Eastern North
NEWPORT NEWS for Old Point, hamp
ton. and smlthheld, Va.
And Al CLAREMONf win the Atlantic
Danyllie railroad Tor Wayerly. HicksiOrd. &c
ONLY ALL WATER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER by DAYLIGHT.
GREAT TOUhlsr LINZ.
Jamestown, DUTCH GAP, AND WAR
SCENERY.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
RATES LESS THAN HALF CHARG ED BY
RAIL LIN S.
FRS I-CLASS VI GALS.
The elegant and fast steamer
ARIEL
carrying United states MalD,
CAPTAIN DEYD.
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY
AT : AN. lSrkkh1-CARs CONNECT IN
FULL TIME tor above named places, arriy-
ing at Norfolk about $50 pm. Returning,
tha steamer leaves Norfolk. and
Newport News on alternate days, arriving al
klchmond about SD pm.
Through tickets 20 abOve.named points 90
sale on steamer and at CARRIERS Agency, No
100 Main street. Baggage checked through
sTATE.hO ENGAGED FOR DAY
OR NIGHT.
FREIGHT.
Freight received daily Tor Norfolk, Ports
mouth. smithhelc. Hampton, Old Point, wav-
erly. and HicksfOrd. Va; Washington, ID. c.;
Newberne, Washington, aud 1arbOrO, N. c.;
all stations on Atlantic 4 Danyile railroad,
Seaboard & Roanoke railroad, Norfolk south
ern railroad, and Eastern North Carolins
also. for Eastern Shore Of Virginia
and all regular landings on tue James river
at LOWEST RATES. and through bills 10
sued.
LUCIEN n. TATUM, Yce-P President,
No. iiis Main street and Rockets
Irwin WEIsIGER. Freight and Passenger Agt
tmyes-t