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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-01-12
Great Refructing Power.

THEY ARE rs TRANSPARENT AND COLORLEsS
A. LIGHT ITSELF.
A ND for SottncSS of endurance to the eye
y cannot he cNccllcd, enabling the wcarcr
to read for hours without fatigue. In fact,
iheX nr,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12

SrcnrrARY OF STATE BLAINE, man
who always has policy II some sort or
another whether protection at home or
guano in Chilli has a point upon which
10 start himself after being snubbed
by his chief Tho story is that
Captain \. T. Stubs. Of the Amer
can schooner Carrie \. Buchanan, which
arrived in this por, Yesterday, states that
his vessel was chased and fred on by a
Dominican gunboat while on the high
seas. Captain Stubbs is unable 10 &C
count for the singular action of the com
mander Of the war vessel, and has laid
the matter before Secretary OF state
Blaine. The Buchanan escaped after a
persistent chase, The shot, which was
fired directly a, the schooner, fell only Il
little short Of its mark
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12
sHrRMAN's cENrRALIzATIoN PLAN

A Washington correspondent pub
fishes the following interesting outlook
OF the Sherman plan
Colonel Dudley's Southern trip, A.
reported in the World, coupled with
other manifestations here, can have but
one meaning, As representative Southern
Democrats view the matter 1t j. that
if the Republicans in Congress can agree
upon a measure the National elections
are hereafter to be under the direction
and control Of the Federal Legisla-
ture. The pretext, of course, Is the situ-
alton IN the South, where, It Is alleged,
the Republican vote Is not counted un-
der the State laws, and wheS, as an al
legged consequence, Congressional repre-
sentatiOn Is not based upon the actual
voting population The election laws In
all Of the Southern States are now being
carefully codifed by order of the Repub-
lican leaders, so that their line of attack
may be formed before the meeting OF
the next Congress.
a measure which meets the views of
many Republicans in the Sherman bill
introduced at the last session, but at
day TOO late TO insure action. 1t is be
leved 10 be the intention of the Ohio
Senator to bring the bill forward again,
AID press II TO vote. 1t il
most vigorous assertion Of cen
tralized power, and, if it should
become a law, would cause the creation
Of over half = mil ion new Offices, the in
cumbents of which would be appointed
by the President with the consent of the
Senate, and thus in large measure the
popular branch OF Congress would
be placed under the control of
the Chief Executive and The
Senate To execute the Sherman
law there would be necessary 10000 reg
listers. 10000 Judges of elections, and
10000 clerks of elections. An army OF
that siz- could De manipulated by par
tisan President TO the most oppressive
extent, and made TO control almost the
whole Congressional situation.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12

GovEKNoR GORDON, Of Georgia, pro-
poses TO establish Confederate Soldiers
Home tina, shall furnish certain amount
OF work to the bene6ciagies, and make
the occupancy thoroughly honorable.
lie wants the sum OF $2jO,0O0 in sub
scriptions. and thinks that the plan can
be carried out Ii Is certainly a good
idea to give the inmates of soldiers
home every employment that is honora-
bic, and II is also easy 10 find great
variety Of work for the beuehciaries If,
as the Governor proposes, the widows
and orphans also can be admitted.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12

The always able Herald comprehend,
the journalistic winds that blow an1
change as fast as the inconstant moon
and it says that If Mir Harrison should
appoint, or allow bis subordinates &c
appoint 10 Office Democrats or shan
Republicans who do not believe In and
uphold the Republican platform and
policy, he would thereby debase the pub
lie service. lie would be making ap.
polntments not on the true and only
ground Of public service and benefit, but
as matters OF personal fayoritism.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12
DRUGS. MEDICINES. SO.
-.-.'.----f~ r .- $500 49, ~ - ~
C W { N S & M | N @ R
DRUG COMPANY
Wholesale and Retail
Druggists,
1907 MAIN ST.
OPPOSITE PosTOFFICE.

Keeps large and we'll selected stock Of fancy
TOILET SOAPS and PERFUMES. COsME-
TICS. FACE POWDERS. BALMsanda all kinds
OF beautiful fine English. French and American
HAIRBRUsHEs. CLOTH BRUSHES, FLESH
BRUSHES. SHOE BRUSHES. TOOTH aud
NAIL BRUSHES.
We keep all the year round PLUSH CASES
suitable for Bridal Presents as well az Ladies
and Gcntlcmcn's travelling SETS
All kinds OF MINERAL WATERS both at
wholesale and retail. Wearc agents for the now
Justly rDyspepsiacurec HAsECIrY
LlTHIA wAg o.. which wa deliver IN any
part Of the city for y cents per gallon. Per
sons suffering with Kidney affection viii 80
woiI ~ drink this water freely.
We make speciality - rtung IirsSts
AMI keep n full stock always on hand, also
SHOULDER BRACES and CRUTCHEs, all
kinds and prices.
We haveall the leading brands OF CHEWING
TOBACCO and kecpa nice line OF CIGARS.
Give our PLANTATION CfGARa trial. Re-
member 90 try our NELLIE BLY, CHEWING
TOBACCO.
Physicians prescriptions carefully prepared
hy competent Pharmacists, ana none but the
pTNESI MEDICINES ctD.
Persons contemplating having painting done
ought 90 call and grt a Color CART and PIT .ee
uf WadeswOrth's Silica Paint, which u better
and chcapt than Lead aud OH.
Please remember that verifying usually
found I'm first class wholesale and retail drug
store. 20 20
Owens & Minor Drug Co.
OPPOSITE POsTOFFICE.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12

TIE Chicago Triiune has valiant
and sialwort idea Of our foreign pc icy
which should embrace Hayti the
Nicaragua canal, Cape Horn and any
thing else that it can see on the map.
And. says the 7ribne our country
must have "a firm foothold in the Samoan
islands, half way between San Fran
cisco and Melbourne II must become
possessed Of IIayti and Cuba, or both
There must Doe no question left of It's
supreme rights I'm the Gulf Of Mexico
and the Caribbean sea There may be
remonstrances from foreign powers, but
what would those amount 10 when a
navy more powerful than that OF the
remonstrants met them al the gates
Then Canada would no longer play the
bully 10 American fishermen, FOR she
would know that It would mean that
Canada would cease to exist except as a
geographical expression.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12

be leaders of each section Of the party
in the advanced position at Washington.
The fight is for the patronage, az that
IS the cohesive force OF that party, and
the "Mahoneiles' and ANT Malone
ties" alternately knock st tie door OF
the White House 10 gain the admission
which is called recognition" 1t WAS
understood only few days after Mr
Harrison's Inauguration that lie did not
propose to recog nize divided party, foi
the simple reason that 1t would be &C
knowledging a good cause Of quarrel in
his own party; and since that was known
there has been a vain endeav0r to har-
monte the two snarling factions.
The opponents Of Malone have kicked
against The pr.cks that goodcd them to
pull according to the masters orders
without recognizing the fact that the
Bradys, Riddlebcrgers, Wises and all
such were the creations Of Mahoncs en-
tcrprise, and when these individuals
think that they have an. existence separ-
ate from Mahones will, they had as
well suppose that the animal creature
called u parasite" can exist without the
thing TO which nature has attached 1t.
The political parasites of Malone
have endeayorod to assume separ ate il.
diyidualites and though the master may,
fall it is quite certain that they would
have been better of in The main political
existence Of parasite than without any
existence at all As It looks now, Mr.
Harrison does not mean TO disgrace his
administration with Malone Then
why should he disgrace it doubly by rec
ognizing the Malone paras ties after they
have lost the only source Of their exist
ence
We conclude, therefore, that President
Harrison will amt reoTganize his party
Il Virginia on the simple basis Of the
1875 900 negro votes that he can count on
with certainty, and the respectable white
Republicans who are not parasites OF
Malone. The parasites are dead as
soon a. the President freezes out
Malone, and The geological and
ontomo logical character Of that
party may stand the chance Of Darwin
ian development upwards, whereas under
Malone or the recalcitrant parasites il is
quite certain to develop downwards to
wards the prehensile or tail swinging
propensities Of the political gorillas
These are the terms of critical obser-
walton, and the intelligent reader will
perceive that the present chrysalis OF
butterfly stage of the Virginia Republi
can party, changing from grub worm to
a higher order Of insect, or from monkey
to man, teaches the moral of a change OF
policy for the Democrats.
The moment that the Republican ad
ministration relieves the South of tho
fear of negro domination other CUES
tions will threaten the Democratic party
with formible disagreement, and, there
fore, we need to look wisely and prac-
tically al the battle-ground where We
are likely to be confronted with an en-
tirely different set Of Republican leaders
who will still be able to muster as many
Republican voters as in the last election
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12

That festive young beguiler of un-
ssuspecling females, Dion Boucicault, has
been ordered to pay the alimony due his
divorced wife, Agnes Robinson. The
stingy old scamp had the impu-
dence 10 de, line to pay, and
has very properly been made to do II
All of which would be good idea foI
the next play with the advantage that +.
would be in one sense original.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12

THE Atlanta Constitution thinks that
the Northern papers arc as wise about
the negro question a. they could be
about Boulangcr and French politics,
and 10 adds hat here is the secret of
the whole business II the Northern
communities were infested by threat
ening element, open TO bribery, and
ready for corruption in every shape, the
North itself would be solidly Republi-
can, solidly Democratic, or solidly any
other thing TO escape the trouble.
"The only wonder is, that sensible
men. who ought to understand and ap-
preciate a dangerous situation, are so
ready TO discuss il without taking into
consideration the dangerous probability
Of negro rule. There il no color line in
this danger and no party politics. 1t IS
simply question whether property and
integrity shall take care of themselves.
At the North such problem would be
settled somewhat unanimously. AT the
South we hone 10 settle Il peacefully"
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12

WILLIAM HEARD lcolored), seems TO
be making business Of getting up cases
against railroad companies for dis
eliminating against passengers on ac-
count of prejudice. For the second
time he has succeeded in getting before
the Interstate Commerce Commission
on u case of prejudice in that he WAS
compelled TO travel in q second ella )
coach.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12

\ New York paper says that Mr.
Ward McAlh-ter is a pretty well shorn
lamb by this time but the wind does not
seem to bc tempted for him to any great
extent And this ia a tale to teach the
mere ordinary mortal in this country
that society may accord "A certain posi-
ton even in the charmed circle of the
four hundred but all the same, American
common sense docs not recognize the
four hundred. except as so many very
silly people, who affect the distinction of
birth with manufactured pedigrees and
whose cherished circle can altogether Just
furnish enough brains 10 make an idiot
like McAllis.er When Thackery was In
New York be used to be SO bored with
the alleged selec, society that he ran
away every evening and went TO the
Bohemian Club 20 find good company
And Il ia Just the same to-day with the
"boFelandH OF snobbish pretentiousness
ana ornamental stupidity.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12
Leave Arrive
No. Richmond. PETERSBURG
TRAINS NORTHwARI


Nos. n. and @ mako 300 stops. 40. %
stops only on signal az Chester 40. 81
stops ON sigma 40 CeufraII. 30. 3, stops
only on signal az Chester lcnimlia AID
Manchester 80. ti stops on sigma q all
regular stations. ana ris0 at lcmrle's az
Port Wa.thell. Nos. 3'. s., 81. 81 and ol.
will stop al all citations for qff.rn-'f.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE.
On Trains Nos. "A and - sloopins-csrs Re
tween New York and Tampa, Pisa, lyIa JRct
sOngillCl. Or Trains Nos. - ent ~ sleeping
ears between washington and Charleston
and between Washington and Jacksonville. Or
Tram nO. rs sitcping-CHrs between Sow
York and Jacksonville. ou Trains Sos. la hnt
IS .siecpng-oafs between New York aud
IhomasFlIlc. Ga.
THh Only ALl-RAILLlNETo NOhlOlk
LEAVE ARRIVE.
Richmond. $50 Am. Norfolk 40 Qn
Richmond, 'g00pm. Norfolk. piO rr
Norfolk, ss2U em. Richmond 1907 an
Norfolk, 800 ON. hIebmt n1. 3 1o pc
These trains n.sO make close connection
tor fsrmv.le. Lynch tuty and foutr
western pon1s. and an stations GA the Norfol
and " cstern railroad.
RM. SULIY.
bupcriuttn1+uf.
r. T. u. Nf3td,
General superintendent
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sol Haas. Traffic Manager sap z
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12

DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
IL AND POTOMAC lROAD.-Scnedui,
commencing APRIL -d 1893 - eastern
standard time.
81 AN. leaves Byrd suesssfati1n daily. stop
only 81 Ashland Junction. Hifcrd
and rrcdcrCs-hur< SLEEPER O.
Washington and Now York.
liUi am. leaFes 49, rd street. .farI.. naiv. ere
Celt Sunday. Sleeper to Washington
81 m. leaves hsrd- stlsel sc.uos dhl5
deeper Co New York.
50 sm. arrives Of byrd street ststi0n daily
Sleeper lrOg hes York.
ssi pm. airyea a. pyris,res, station daily
stops az op.ttfiurr Milford
Junction aud A9hl1 q sleeper irCm
Wasnll ~, % an New York
li5 pm. arrives al IfrI-s Irct- station 1H.r
except Sunday. sleeper from Wash
iustOn.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
80 pa. Accommodation. lea-os Ayrdstree,
station arrives ~ Ash.s1d az pm.
eo pm. leaves flca agrigr az Ashland
Giz pm.
s.s8 asa. accommodation, errives ST. Ryri
street stanoni leaves Asa'sn ~ i.s.
$50 Pm. arrives o. EIbs leaves Ashland o.
C.ATAFLOR. General Ticket Agent
z. Il. y. MYERs. 6elera. saueru.ealent.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL.
- ROAD.
TWO DAILY TRAINS 10 NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO LAADUBU re
SCHEDULEIN EFFECT DEctMBbK2j 1855
LEAVE RICHMOND.
a50 A. NJ. Daily, tia Richmond arl Petersburg
railroad Leaves Petersburg litf
A. 81. daily; arrive Norfolk l-t
$50 A. NJ Daily. ria Richmond and Petersburg
milrnal Arrive 90 PeiersulrR lO
A.. ~ SO. leaves Petersburg lub
o. 81 L IL ..
Roanoke. Bristol. Knoxville. aud ID.
points South nnd West. lHhOt0li
COACH TO NADlOkD.
800 p. N. Daily. ria Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. Arrives Hf Dfnr-luA 80
65JP. NJ. laYD- Petersburg IiUP
NJ, daily. arriving Norfolk $3.50 = .
N. thROUGh CAR TO NOk
FOLK.
600 2. NJ. Daily. Eta Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. arriving at Petersburg af
$50 r.. ~, connecting with Train hg
J, leaving Petersburg W 40 b. NJ
Tor tafmlliIf, Lyuchnur-, Roanoke. /
pocah0ntas. Bristol. Knoxville Chat /
ianoosa. and all points south and /
West.
PULLMAN SLEEPING CAR ACCOMMODA /
TONS
No i-sleeping-oHr Petersburg 10 lrst0
without change. leaving Petersburg daiiy 40 /
900 +. VI. Pullman sleeper L5ucnDurg O. /
Memphis, without change.
80. Pullman -ic,p,r L}nchbuIg 20 Now .
Orleans, and Roanoke To- Cnhtla no0 ga without /
change
Tickets. baggage-chccks, aud an Information T.
San bee Obtained az Richmond and Petersburg /
Railroad depot. a. ". CARRIERS. lU'u Main T.
street, and at tue Compauy's Office, on East /
Main street.
General Passenger Ascent
CHARLES @. EDDY, Vice President
General Office hlauohe. Va.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12

NIRGINIA-IN THE CHANCERY
' COURT or THE CITY OF KChAOND.
Tltf 21rH DAY OF MARCH. lssg:
Elizabeth ID. sheppard ..... 600. ...... Plaintiff.
against
William y. Sheppard John If. Sheppard.
Sterling 60. Sheppard, II. G.. Wood and sallo
Wool. his WIFE, and William ". Crump,
trustee. .--.-...-.,..-.. .......-...- Defendants.
n CHANCERY.
The object ~ this -uit is 90 have construed
by the Court q certain deed % settlement. e1-
ecufcd ln the month Of February. lsi2. by
Sterling j. Crump tO william ". Crump. trus-
tee for EllI betn ID. sheppard and tO procure
a sale uud tr the orders Of the Court OF the real
estate described zoo the said decd. being Thirty
six feet fronting on the west side or Seventh
zfrceI. between Clay aud lelyh streets. IN "a
city OF Richmond with the brick dwelling
thereon. numbered by street uumher5li north
seventh street. and proper disposition OF tie
purchase money. And affidavit having been
made and Med That u illlam y. sheppard. John
NJ. Sheppard. SlcriTng 4. sheppard, A. &.
Wood ana -allle Wood. Ibis wife. are n0n-resi-
dents OF the State of Virginia 10 IS ordered
THAT they do appear here within fifteen days
after due pub lcatlOn or this order, and DO
what j. necessary 90 protect their Interests ~
this suit. CHAS " GODBIN, Cltrk.
A copy 1este
W. W. s. 10. 4. CRUNP, pa. mh2rIhiw
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12

XIRGINIA-IN THE CHANCERY
: COURT or THE CITY OF RICH
MOND. TIE SIN DAY OF APRIL. 1859,
Charles Engel.......... ............ Plaintiff
against
A, laide Cncor. formerly Adelaide Bitzor.
ana Camille l. uger, her husband.
...t..tt...t.t. s...tttt. -. bcIthlhui5s
The object OF this suit r. 20 attach the real
estate 0f fhe defendants anding 90 the name
Oi Adelaide Bitter now the vile OF camille
inlrr. fO WIFI. AID ~ That certain lOf and parcel
coz land. lying and being iu the cry Ot Rich
WOuI. Va. beginning ON the -uutn side OF
west Nam -trrrf.a dl-fane OF b, feet from
the west side ff Haryie street; thence running
WD-twardlg On said south side OF Main street
l02 D. fcet aud iuuning back 40 right ans es
within parallel lines llj feet. and tO subject
the slne t0 tie payment 90 the complainant
claim. costs. &c. And affidavit having been
made and filed that tho defendants. are nom
residents .t fhe state of Virginia. 10 e. ordered
that they appear here within fifteen days AZ
ter due publ. alton or this order. and DO what
ls necessary o. protect their Interest IN this
suit. A tOuv- Icstc.
CHARLES ". GODDlN Clerk.
WILLIAM tLEIESHEfHEa, p. a,
ut1-ruiw
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12

90 Reading offices In reading matter type.
ccnts per hne. y nparei loaded. u GEMS
line
- Wants. marriage and deaf n ticos. not
otdIng eight mes. - cents each inserti b.
Special CONTRA rates furnished on az
pication.
Auction sales, egal Notice. and tmuse-
p.nt Advertisements ~ per inch each In
.crtion
Rejected communications will no bo re
turned.
Entered M the Richmond (va) postofiOe ~
CcOnd class mntfer.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12

The Washington correspondent OF the
Baltimore Sun says that there is q spirit
OF despera ion in the persistency of the
oiliceseekers whose staying qualities are
so discouraged by The Presidents de-
termined stand. On or about the 4th of
March the cOuntenances OF the men who
throngod the hotel Hobbies were bright
with the eilnlgence Of victory and the
glow of hope; now the remnant that
remains, and even the left over form a
legion, present faces where are 10 be
seen the lines OF disappointment min
gled with those of patience and de-
termination. Such are the men who are
as faithful in their attendance at the
White House and departments AS was
Lutte Miss Elite AT the Court Of Chancery.
II is pitiiul and painful sight.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12

Jack the Giant Killers feat Is nothing
compared with the dsily doings of the
Telegraph-Pole Construction Company.
With kind iairy's assistance Jack
grew a bean stalk In night. But iele
graph poles sprng up ike mushrooms
overnight TO the dismay Of the house
holders. And there is no firy work
about il, either-Balfm0re American.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12
YOEsA River ggAE


Daily oXcpIt sunday.
The Favorto Route to iialuuof
The steamers Uf this limo AIu models or
beauty, lUginco, and comfort.
fltuEr Richmond
f32D and %. up.m.
A4uYr baltimore leave Baltimore
hHu.m U.W.
Arrive Richmond 1l ald flUlyHn.
Fare NcnmOuu o. balumuft. .II.I lIh,s
s., second class. si1l.
The YORK River Line AFFORDS sUr.I..r fN.
Vantagcs tU business ucu Iu enabling fN.u fi
leave Richmond near tile close OI ftl I
transactions, Hnd arrive at Baltimore ..I.f
next morning, after having enjoyed b tHI EIt-
raj nignts rest, free from tho uuet tui rUIf. n
railway travel.
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATION.
II ave Richmond Gjd st. dop0p. tDnm.
Arrive Richmond, " f5 DBL.
'Daily. italy except sunday
Depot and tlkot.0ilre foot .l NIrfTa
street. up town 0fioo. corner TENN anl fa'l
streets.
PEYIDN RANDOLPH. JAS. l.. TAYLOR
Conc al Manager. Gen. D. $40 Ag.lt
SOL. HAAS. Jos. .. POTTS.
Traffic hanaea-. Div ffsa'r AGENT
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payaOie 20
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ARRIVE RIcHNOND
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al points NoTth aHi south
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al poinC in Ia south. and Richmond. tradf
ieEsoqrg snd Potomac railroad. tor me soflt
AT Lexington with bHtiiuolC and Ua.1 la'
road, making close connexions HL Harper
Ferry % and from pitfsDlrg ani the N af
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PROFESSIONAL.
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JAMES LYONS. WILLIAM II. LYONS
I YONS & LYONS,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNsELLOR5
AT LAW.
No. IA Skaters Building. Richmond, Va
We will give prompt attention 10 law bus
ness In all the State and Federal courts OF the
CITY OF Richmond and adjaeept counties
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