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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-06-14

To Our CUsToMERs.-We have
Just received a new supply of the
latest styles OF Sateens, Seersuckers'
Lawns and Challies; all pretty and
seasonable goods. Come and get
your first pick as these goods will
not last long. Our shoe depart
ment is receiving special attention /;
it will pay you to call when need
ing shoes. Quick sales and small
profits at
OLCovICH Bros.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-06-14

Tuscarora is TO have a Catholic
Church. Carpenters have begun
to build it.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-06-14
JEwELRY MADE TO 0RDER
Repairing dore Quickly nd Rel lblg, and All
Work Guaranteed

Opposite Bullion & Exchange Bank. Carson
City, New. mchstfs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-08

amion eass stop short The natural increase Of p
population must sudden sto pSs i al h.;
around this enterng different result in the f s p
Sound win these n p No man in his right mind viii adm.
for minute that such thing possible immigration win continue a in
the Children sOoOooo people viii keep right on being born
and development all continue as usual and towns O TODAY
will be cities decade hence cities today second Chicaros IN
In fact everything keep right on in the old track; real estate
values suburban property accustomed advance someh
Ike years time old denter viii tell YOU
paonizny how he bought Mon sr each and
how he had only had confidence resources Of wn.
he would have done thousands instead Of having to
work for living It's the DID, old story and grows very onoouous Brace
and BUY NOW improvements which are sure to come
You viii never have better opportunity cannot guarantee present prices
last day longer They subject advance without notice You can
rich keeping your money the bank Do not
lose opportunity of investing advantage Of common sense
and little For plates and full particulars
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-08
Des MOineS

i the trade center Of Valley probably productive
district as there Of the earth Des Mne the natural
~ Of The great coal fields iron mines and deposits
hills % mics back Of town proposed county the
new county South King county endvon to have
sd Parties who openly admitted themselves as being the agents Of the
Usn Pacific railroad land Moinex
The Associated dppahe. that Massachusetts syndicate have
paper factory there
Aesand Sinclair Ontario Canada has property the
mcars Bunon Co. Seattle purchased property
for purpose Of putting la brick and tile works that point
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-08

rryHE h ofos IN The soAeu Pacific Land copaas unoa Park
ada4aon De sioesb large and the demand still continues
MS evidence d investing pube think favorable Of
De mone. fed Ard shy do they Because De'
Mones exactly lindsay between and Tacoma and subban'o b
being esae tn niles in an city, minutes
ride distant ~hep The electric line being completed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-08

mills which shut down San Francisco
ship Puget being
responded locating MONIES
fact Mor great manufacturing and in
enterprises 90 operation whose
already securing necessary property which
railway surveyed through Mo and
their speedy construction is necessity and certain to be accomplished
Company Huntington Park addition
large Any reasoning being admit money invested
absolutely that certain yield
handsome profits on the Property
any other large country bought years will
day Od 5000 per With country which has natural
why expect results
here have uanred study history large
cities country apparent them
without exception have grown continuously.
Not decade passed rapid growth popula
don consequence
osn immigration that pous continuous into this almost
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-14
RRlEF rsLeGRAMs

BtIIlronI Nr. August l3 -fmncis "
lI Irr n prominent citizen OF Baltimore, Hnd
N.0fhpf Of Archbishop William II. Elder, OF
, Ir.iuAatI uI. .i iuis morning
HITFAI0. N..August lbs. J. sherman
anIf.t. I0YcfIige have been arrested in
connection with 30 e3OOOOO shortage Boz the
counts ~ the Asslcinici Grain Elevators.
I,nftN ApoII-. lNn.. August l3. -lniorma-
..lH If. nrtu irDcltrI lloI ll.siu 90 hHf.
l-on. giving tNe positive insurance mat Dee
uIIltIsli Indianapolis On The 22d instant, in
rDmaln iwo or three days.
NILNArKFF l... August ij - 80 ana
.HlIt nuur ihi~ morning tne police iniici ID
IUe nllf boo fne upper story ui house on
IU. outskirts OFF tHe city. ~rNcfW men
.umIrl nuf Of fnp windows nuc iIau was
EIll.f two hHi legs urrEvu. aud several utn-
.fs HtiD nilf injured.
NfW NOEk. August l3.-ElWard Lcbbiom
..Dinicd.. loohkeeperof Fuller N Whitney
has robbed his employer, oi lpn re is
Do-l0s. Mass. Ausu4t i5.-lhc police toe
ilE aIf.- -tfI lr. liarpci ou ilc charge ol
performing 5000 abortion 900 NcIlic Nfiin
wiitn resulted 300 lef dlnin
NIW tOLA. AUGUST lh-luc oilro of O..
IDth. money broker. so $50 Broadway. WAS
entered Dy nilnWaN men shortly before noon
fl.Illf. and one az them Shot at tuu prupr.c-
fOt Nni|e iue other attempted io rifle tht
m... F-lflWrr Au alarm Was sounded flHl
.tn-ai fnr iIIrtt. fl lnu uNaN. uNf 20 them
Vas captured hy alpIceman iAe oihef es.
.I.NI
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-14
a BLACK DANIEL

Cause. Three Negroes to Commit suicide,
CHICAGO. fLl. August l3 A fIi5Nne spec
clal from Birmingham A'a. says. saturday
last three Young ue-to men, driven To- ieIi-
gi0us frenzy iY tue celebrations ol hn uld
negro named l.. jackson, who claims tl Doe
Daniel thc Prophet, were persuaded iu lt-
lieNe that the, were representatives. OBJ SHADE
rlch Mtshacl and Ahrdnsso. iur inift
lSraeUtes who entered the fiery iurnN.. n4
Nrnuchadnelxar Of old. Under fut iufu-
euce 0f ihrr ueW Lrunhet ihe negroes llin
..u'ams. Peter bultam. uud 1921
NerlIfr. deliberately cu-cud tlc gate
of tine CuuOla of The ~eloss furnace ana
ui.hcd into the white heat of melting .iuu
When they failed tO come ont Jucksol, thr
prophet, proclaimed THAT he saW lhein ii
n the ain with fhc smoke The furugce at
tended hy angels. and sHit tlat they would
revisit tne parth again nest sunday. Inc
negroes propose 90 meet az church next ruA-
day urd viii continue ln pray }er all dag, WIN
Jackson leading. and VIII await The dtscO l'
of the three children of lsrcltc.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-14
CITY AND SUBURBAN.
LOCAL NEWS IN AND ABOUT THE
CITY.


''''' ''''''"S' ""' ''
"'"'n'''er and the Other in thc County
Tho Court,-Bricf. aud rer-on.l.- -llom,
nnppcni,4.
Non,i"i ihomas j.. Rosser 10 in the
Guy 'ne guest of the Exchange.
N'. Ie'er 4. Subiett has returned tC
'"o Guy liom his country place in Pow.
"d'"h county.
The Committee ON Relief of fhc Poor
held their regular monthly moetinc
iast night and awarded the iisual nuar.
tfrlv contracts.
III. .It,rl.r, S,,....i. .er. I
dua Go.lffc a dclcgatc no the conysn.
on. pad the Turs office a pleasant
VISIT last night.
lf...r- .l,o Az pi.t..,l.., ~.
rl, A.. l@s ~ prD'i., ,'i'' ''" i,..,,.. ~ -.'''
A., p,~r Nil - r...'.' i1'..
.c0li.r. .,ein. ,i.o ..,. ''' '''''' ,
eiorani ,lrfory ioq ,,'rI, ,r''.ir,I.
.frrrf ro..ntIc ,,nrcbe.el a.. G.a
1fontmonfsl Cb,rrb rro,. .,. D-n.
r4n. estate
d.. u- ,r..
,'''' ,''' ~ ~ ioi '''. y
,. ..t.. .,. IT,. .i'''.,''' - ~ ~
,fr p - Ton ~, cae w. W.. e.'.D1 W.
., H. All
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fs...f:+ll
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-14
THE COCKAOE CITY.


special to tne ilmts.|
piIrr-Hrro. August .5.-Air. john cole
l ffrlH. rand Oue ol ilc most prominent CIT
l.re nf Girrnt ille county. Ma, Ncd ln thal
county fIii. morning uf fsuittnlue ol the brain.
Afr Cole WAS. for number OF years, tne
lnuuriefor of GarrIts Hotel in THIS city.
if. fNl- about ~IAtN-uiuc years ol age.
NnN0f fOIlef tuis moaning flhdeitd "A
carefully prepared opinion in case ol uuth
general importance pruuouuclng u.s. uncnn-
.fIfuffuuil nn ordinance Oi the city luI os-
f..-u specific license tax OF SO per tnuum
Uu every person or nrm Tor tnc privilege oi
manufacturing and huttllng Tor sale p -, sln-
a.r4le nud other such beverages. Mf. Jullu.
litr.ri ui tnl5 ety. "a manufacturer
of non. ginger ale and such beN.
en4o, declined tD pas said spe-
c.al license tax and was proceeded agalns
a- violating thc revenue laws OF the city.
Nr.u.A LYON. Ali Lieuert counsel. aIsued
fnf case several days ago before the Mayor,
with much carncstuc-, ana auillty. Mayor
Collier this morning rendered nls decision
.u-fHIuiu. tur IOsit Dn taken DN Mr. Llcuett
and declaring ns unconstitutional the .rdi-
nance Of the ciiN imposing said tax. thereby
holding that amy business which can De
reached hy tns ud luioffin system fannpi pe
J .uIltltei to liceuse taxation even hN the
/ Legislature lbs %, lnucn less by the common
/ e.. uncu of a clty.
! Tho first l0ad OF iFht W03 Aaulci oyer
I the llfcisuui aud Asylum Railroad today
/ ID consisted oi granite tO Doe used iu the re-
] raIrins OF the streets OF the city, and was
i brought from tlc Quarrles near Petersburg.
/ SIR. Boudlr. one Of tIe most euterUri,ing and
. .tf-.etilr busines, men of our community
/ expects tD nave tur fflriepufA anl
ASYLUM Railroad completed in The
course OF three or four weeks
So that the same VIII conneei
.,itr tfo main line 90 the NpriOlk and
/ Western railroad Just beyond the city limits.
/ James Walton convicted OF horse stealing
/ af tne recent term of the Hastings Court
I ANA seuteuccd.io three years connumecnttr
/ tnp upnit nilafy, was taken over 10 hch'
I muu1 this afternoon.
Mr.. Edwin Dromgooie OF Brunswick. one
oftno delegates 10 the uemoor4tla cQps vh
zion j. 'n t,le lily so-Aay
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-14
THE plTTsYLvANlA BAPTlsrs.
Centennial of the Roanoke Baptist A>.o.
ciHiion.
Special 20 Tho Times


CHATHAM, Va. August f3.-rho hundreth
annual session OF the kOluko Baptist ASsO-
citation assembled hero to-day. and the fol-
lowing ASSOCIATION officers G cctcd: r. a.
Jones. moderator Joseph y. Anderson.
clerk: }. r.. Whitehead treasurer. The ses-
sion of the association VIII last until Thurs
lay afternoon.
After the opening exercises this morning.
Rev. ". J.. Hatcher. -. d., oi Richmond. de-
lVcrci ara able alircs> ou the progress of
tle Bapfl,is during fhe century which was
pronounced hy good Judges in the audience
to Dee one OF the ahlesf cnrffs ON such sub
ICct ever heard DO these parts.
The dinner hour was spent hy the large
congregation in discussing the elegant yiands
which the good people of Chatham hrd
spread on barge tables ln the beautiful grove
surrounding the church building. I'm the
afternoon Dickinson. OF Richmond deliver
cd au able address ou "N hat baptist princi
pies aro Worth to the World. ana was f0l.
lowed hN nr. q. ~. ky land. who delivered
very Cnlre.f afdrs IS On the importance ~
Irr>erF nag material, ior Baptist history.
After fne reception uf visiting members
from other associations fho afternoon scs.
sion closed. lhe niGlf session Nns devoted
t1 1r able and finished address ou tho iii.
tory ol fle Roanoke Association rs RCN.
George b. fnlcr, ID. U. OF UsuNllle. Ihc
centennial has been grand success. and this
has been fed iettor DAY fOr fne Btriists in
litfsf lN1uia. The rceuIuf business of The
as sncistiou wi. BEGIN Tomorrow Rev. "
ID Thomas. u. D.. 90 Richmond College. ~
attending the n-,NrIlf Iru
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-14
vRolNlAMEcHANlcs' INSTITUTE
annual Meeting Last Night--N"nas'''
and OMcrr- Elected.


T..nntuaI meptugoi luD memhciho OF the
NIr,In4 Mechanic. Institute was held i"'t
nIgif Iu fic aNs.uro of the oihrcis' NIL"
urc n,aN nom une rIif. 0efle'.is l"''i'"'
Elicit GA ltd the meeting I'D 'inti. ,.
There WAS 30 largo Hl iNiNt",g ," o.
.r........ .uD.I.i. iIel Alf. Joseph ". l"uN' "9
i.'..f..r Urvl. unanimously elccica.
Tn. |IlIuuIrs Of the last meeting were iN''
.,-f .rnro,.l as was also ine pfesld'hi
report flr tiD gaft traf. 49,. ,.,-s ,f
Dr.. f,llD,e.f.. sftle elected me h.tln v'
,flna.rr- George a. AiHaiatt f " -4'-'''
eue. ~ liain B.. -lmons. ,.,.f
lr. following were elected rs INC N..'ir
dIrlrt.f-. g. H Archer. Joseph h, ,.rui
Nm. q. Amm0ns. ~ p MNitchul u, t'n.,' p"
5 FrlNscr. Ashton ~iafkc. Joseph NJ. i.ilO .'
or,rt1n N wari ID A. Ain,u.' ..-i'i
az I1nss Wm. ~implNn. h,uell Hit'''' Do
=. Tower. llouiS D. Hnins. ,.t.. ,.,i,,,-
'r., hnirf of manager. elected tnf ioilo"-
in. officers. 1tur1r A. AlNriic,, ii. i,7','1 E
4 Norta-ue. Vice presidents Wllll"in l.. '''-
.'-.. treasurer Ihomds Lllett, secretary.
'fnD ful. .OWlug cOululticts were Hll..'''
~ -rhDoi.-W. j. Nhitehufsi. cnaiiin't"
tl..i,. d JolDs and ". D.. ~imons. ,..,.
Dn fEhihffIln Henry 4. Jones, 'il.'ii lli..''
p A Afr.Ilt. Joseph Al. Welsh, /. =. A""''
aud William ~imp.Nn. - .t.tr,.,or
81. rfefurts-E. a. Archcf fN'ii i'i""
AsI,lon .t.rlc and william Siiupkln.
H,,, = thrlr,. D4grion Howard. cnhlfhAh'
,,..'nh.u' laule and i0lert winter.
pu InNiflfDus-l 4o-ef, .hhi''i"N
u.ar, h.. H0lms ana II lbefi Whib.it
on FINANCE. j. Montague rhhll lhiun
pf.'of.I n. F!ayser ANA William 4. AIiii..oi'S
i.he institute W. oacu l)f the fesulHi S'''
sitt, ola flie first ol October nt...
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-14
c. ANOO CHANGES.

Another Batch OF Oid Ohcer> iurned out
The following employees of The Che-aprahe
and Ohio railroad have been noilutl WA.
lheir services wllluot be nee ded uiicf the ~
Of ~cLttmDct: ,,t...,.
raufain John r. Macmuido, division
fr,iaht agent Of the James River division OF
ia. t'hesapeullc and Ohio railway Ar. Ed-
v,ud y. Euhank. chief clerk. John l. Lew Is
man division ntlght az nt OF tne Chesa-
p.nke and OHIO: Messrs. T.. >. Garthwfi.ht' =
Henry t. Watkins, wood, Daifon, and ANU
lOtti, clerks.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-14
NEW ADvIEII>IutNi>.
S6uuquaea'n,
c9aiice&Co.
42S E. BROAD ST.,
Richmond, Va,

The coming season will
form an epoch in the Dry
Goods business of the city.
Extensive and ornate decora-
tons are being made to rem
der the store house more at
tractive.
The department system is
marked, so as to render every
individual branch wcll-nigh
perfect.
The autumn of 1880 we
shall exhibit the choicest and
most complete lines of
A Black Woolers and
Crepcs.
3 Silk Dress Goods.
c. Cloths, Cassimcres, and
Notions.
ID --Laces and Embroidcrics.
E -Colored Woolcn Dress
Goods.
< Linens, Damasks, and
Wash Dress Goods.
c. Wraps, Curtains, Hosiery
and Quilts.
H Skin and Fabric Gloves
fer Ladies.
X Dress Trimmings, Wors-
teds, and Buttericks'
Patterns.
No house south of Balti-
more is SO fully alive to the
demands Of an intelligent and
discriminating public. The
needs of the most iastidious
and closest buyers are salts
fed.
C,...f . .
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-14

Dr e.. ". T. Brock. who was thrown from
his buggy while driving over io the hot
-rrlnls ana badly Auit, as an
uOuuftl In Sundays lfMfs, was
brought home yesterday on tile yestibulo
train. lie b. badly used up. nut although
somewhat disngured, is still IA the ring, ana
Will bc all right in u few days. lie says he
was riding In Two -whctlci
Jumper with ms friend. Captain Walter I'd
mend. when the horse became unmanagc-
able ard the vrni i.ic was prrcipitatcd INTO a
y zen alongside Tie rad. The Doctor shor
ohi rs if projected from calap'lt.
ana ZEN on his lead and tie wheels passed
over hts body, lie never lost consciousness
ht.t hai 10 bc driven seven miles before his
wound e. uld bee dressed, IL Is lucky that he
e..An-l 30 elsIy.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-14

Tine c.tv ambulance was calico '"'
'se,t5i5P NJ. TO thc tobacco factory q, '', io
n,.'..-,'.,f twenty fourth and cary s'i1, ,.t
eoiorcd woman who was .l,..,i 1,Asn ,n l.f homc
-i. "' '.'.,tr..fil, street. between Marsha" "i'''
CLAY. n.. tt. corner of Byrd and
-. h.,,i, 'i streets. tOa coiofed wohlnl .' te,1s
,,.r,f. She was taken 10 H'i
'9ae9,'o 9,'eorme6ael was the ephysconin eH''s'
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-14

c,,.ni, Court yesterday the ioi'o"
~ ~ s,,ii. ,ge e. instituted. inward Kerscv.
Gsoris y y 5sSi Ss'isJSl :Jls damages 500. Juds
meni conni1ii,,slaa co.,1 ,,lanton against W. j. Kelley
M M,nS, 5e Damases $500 Ats,I@y Ta,sy si7G9s.
s!s;5a 800 eS "ssiaisi sa,iseDnsii issuSd'
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-14
THE EXPOSITION or %.

Baltimore Naturally laNor~ Warrington.
BALTIMORE, ND. August ia meeting
WAS held at the CITY Hall tlis morning of tue
business men for the purpose of uifocut Ins
Ma~hlr gt0u as the place iDr holding she c-ie-
hratilu OF tur f0ur lunlIedtn auulNer.ArN OF
America. Governor Jackson presided. Alltl
"a general discussion it was resolved tlat
" tsningfOu Wls neutral ground, the city I
the nation, and the Capital Oi ihe oldest and
foremost American nation. ana is the only
urller site for the commemordtuu ol the
discovery OF America.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-14
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-14
POPE LEO

~ >,aa Ia Representative TO Washington.
BALrIMORF, ND. August l3-pope Leo has
decided 20 send representative Ol the Holy
See from Rome 10 Washington next No, em-
ber for the purpose OF attending the dedica-
ton Of the Catholic University. the funcs
tions OF this legate vail be nominal. the oh-
iect OF the Pope In scndiug him being % give
further AssnrRn.c ~ his hearty accord with
sne Objects Of the founder and promoters OF
the university.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-14

Mr. W H. coiqq, n9s s9ld a., sis S.iaS MlIh one m, of
and tan setter i,siin5 iiiod' ''q pnps. to Nr a.
ncl Deau.ii9i, ,,l civ Ladys dam w's lrini,S ,,
Atns e . ,s a,.6ine Rover ana sne ,oos 's ,u1 ol
sn2 r Ii To- he great champion Of 4se price pad
asld'tfM winners. Gios'gi', oni, & one OF Tie
was "non, ,ti 'I9 dogs in ihis county p"' j. s"'
..rIlv broken.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-14

NEw Y0Rh. August l3.-fhe argument In
the tlack case before Judge B0Okstayer "a
ihe Court OF 60 umOn Pleas this morning
lasted over an hour. and Tho movement 10
st aside "a decree Of divorce was granted.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-14

Sfw YORK. April l3.-lno steamship city
n iaris, which sailed from New York on
Wednesday la4.. and passed sandy Hook az
l.uj q. 81 of ilat tay nas arrived at Queens
tOWu Hex tines days. 2j hours, 90 nin-
utes-ls lH minutes ilster than ibc previous
he.t record for steamer going eastward
across The Atlantic.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-14
FOCRQUREAN, PRICE c 70.


THE DEMOCRATIC STATE CON
L NentIun meets ut the Afmoy on
IHII~DAl. August 10Th. nt i2 N. ln
tnr selection of your candidate for
Governor plpu-t do NOT forget my
popular oardldafcs for public favor. the Well-
knows brands of clgHfs-Nix: "NfW ERA
"NOIrNIEEH." "tlR-t llsIMtNI.'
.+NIlIIlA. Made under mF own supefNls-
ion. out oi thc best material. hf union labor.
J.I. GAlEWOOp.
fnciory 80. ls0.
Also. staple and fancy groceries.
ami /.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-14

From all thst could Doe gathered alta late
hour last ui-hf, ihe situation doe. NOT seem
I'D nr materially changed. n Hprcsr- tO Dee fhr
general Impression that Mex luuet wllI enter
lte convention with something over 900
foife, which VIII. Of course. place him dice
cidcdiy in inc lead. as the c0nve fIOu wlu
number. nu ln'd, lp-n members Colonel
Beifuc Will come nrxt. With ga sfrauafI cd
about 500. and The remaining luu Will ne
distributed among Mcssrs. Ncuahic. OFFER
iall. Tyler and Harris. ln The order named.
This. however, Is mere conjecture. ami fhc
real mcis c1u only nc learned To-day, Wilrn
lLn lLI.l MlLL.l |. llLnm
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-14
By CABLE AND WIRE
CURRENT EVENTS FROM ALL
OVER THE WORLD.
President Harri,on'~ Day al Bar uarbor-
The Anti-Mahoneites >tiil hickiur-A
eign and Domestic News Items.

BAR HARnor. NE. August I3.-prcsiicnt
Harrison received warm greeting ON his are
rival mere to-day on his return from the flls-
worth visit bv the midday boat. iic break
tasted with senator Hale this morning. ~un-
sequonty. Hon. John b. Rclman. recently
Democratic candidate for Governor Nr.
Nichols. OF Minneapolis, md other gcntic-
men, caliei upon the President.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-14
Iahone Getting ipHi, WORK,

-TArsTON. IA. August l3.--iOhr 4. Noon
eas appointed tN collector Mctnul as stamp
clerk lf thi- place, Nlce-CApta n William
ptton. $. Brown Allen Will Be- h.s deputy
THESE are both Mahonc appointments.
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RICHMOND S MORTALITY.
neport of the nosid OF Health Tor ~
Past week.

,..o,din, TO tne report of the Board OF
,,''ir., f,r flc week ending Augeht ION,
.',s th. whole number Of deaths ~ -
mites and 20 coiorrd. ...t.,,,,,
The rute of mortality OF whoi. po'e,a''1'' ,','',,
tnf tipsr OgO per aunum; wAltc pupU ,
49,, - o- utr 600 per annum coioie'
...'',,,',,i,tion. y-.I9 DER 900 per annum.
IN. mean teup peTafurc los Fcrk ,n'inA
AUGUST 10. 1852 - IL week 'h"'"s N"
oust N. lsss eio.2o. ., "a ,.so
spein1,il ior week cudif August 10 i9S"'
a o. inches: week cIdifg August H. 1850
3. 10 inches.
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The following ware tue lucky numbers In
the drawing Of The Louisiana Lottery yes
ieIday. s7.s3l, ~. .332. 1855, 63.5i), 30
2l2, 81, l22, 1901, 1920, 56,t9o, ol is03
vO6lc,
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Two conventions were held ycstcroav. one
was composed a. white men. the other was
composed of hiack mon. Tho white mems
convention was held in the city of Manchcs-
trf The black men ', convention WIS held ln
Iicuric0 Courthouse
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