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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-13
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Train No 90 connects daily at keysvilh
for Chase Cts. Cimksvlo, and Oxford
Durham. Henderson and Raleigh con
meets a. Greensboro Cor Durham
Raleigh. Salem. and Winston, and niI points or
North Carolina ID vision. no Salisbury llr Ash
Vile. HOT Syringe aud al points .n Western
North Carolina, and at Charlotte for c. Z 8
A. X. r.
Tm.n No. Sc connects daily AZ Greens
bCr0 for Salon, winston, Raleigh. Colds
AshoyiIo. Hot Springs. aud aI points %
Western North Carolina; at Charlotte VIII
Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta railroad iel
Columbia, Augusta. Aiken. Charleston, swan
nah, Th0masYiaC, Ga, lae k-Qnfile 1u1 olhe'
FLORIDA pOiats: also With Carolina Contra
railroad for Wilmington.
Trains from Cine south arrive az hich'o0nc
aka m nUi B. II % II
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The throb Of brea-ing heart, tho cry Of
unaglilns Tanorse, came - rae the otLet
l-y ia an envelope It's a little indefinite
bus tho writer hints al - condition, and the
theory can Jo worked OF. by The reader
KrD ErDrua. WIN you please put this iu your
caiah-s payer Advice % married men-lJ
11t 1o mean V..h your g.va7 BY keeping your
money from la- ! have been the cluse of drig
ing q eool a1tar iairlsflr. woman % dlstrucl
sion Gn many yel,s Der seuyo-r and sAe 10
noble lo csk i.s lor money for Deg pocket wo.ll
90 Goal cor.l make good Tie wrong have Gone
Tor SID. nas a -oai kll nnrce AMI wi.o 60 nle
Obj I1xscoae llck & W. -gy guI 90 good Tor
sea- seq ylrl losta1i 4 --E S lao-al-.
-Dllal9 Nv
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-13

We are delighted TO see that some
conservative Republican papers ike the
New York Times recognize Bill Chandler
AZ The undertaken Of the Republican
party. and point out where the funeral
IL II Bill goes on bis wicked way OF
course IL is in the power Of the
Republican party 10 make the South
ern States sort Of Hayti with
barbarian rule Of ignorance and an
election bureau managed by Federal
officers 10 carry the South according to
any technically which their election
bureau wopld use.
But the hnal overthrow OF the party
that tries such a thing is 50 certain that
we really wish they would try H.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-13

Mr.. CoLMAN, chief of the Agricul-
tural Bureau, IS 10 be secretary Of the
new department, At least for few days.
or course The new President can name "a
new man 81 be wishes. Dudley might
be a good Secretary Of Agriculture II
Wanamakcr is a good Posimaster-Gen-
eral. Secretary Colmsn will, no doubt
take bis seat in the Cabinet IS soon as
The appointment is completed by the act
OF the Senate. and his appearance as
member OF the Cabinet council will set a
precedent for the status Of his successor
under the administration OF Harrison
II is not to be presumed that the Senate
will be guilty of 70 discourIeous and i'm
polite an act as to decline 10 confirm the
nomina,-n made by the President.
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Mr. HABRls0N's dilemma " is good
We would ike TO know what the new
President is to DO If hs hearkens unto
the Mahones and otser monkey states
man % the South, with the annex organ
OF the Northern Radicals played on 5y
Bill Chandler Mr. Harrison Is a very
strong man, bot be must be doUbly
armed In proof 10 resist the policy OF
the Radical wing Of the Republican
party, thai goes for running tho south
iust TO maks 70 one great rotten
borough" 10 be counted Tor the kePub-
hean party.
A policy OF teciionalism may be high
sounding for a time, with the lurid &C
counts Of Arkansas murders, but In the
long run, the American people are TOO
sensible 10 stand anything Ike this. and
they know tuat the one and only way TO
settle the Southern difficulty is TO let the
Southern people settle It,
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Wholesale and Retail
Druggists,
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OPPOSITE PosToFrIcE,

Keeps q large anil Well selected stock OF fancy
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RIGS. FACE POWDERS. BALMsandall kinds
of beautiful lne English. French ana American
HAIRBRU SHE'S. CLOTH BhUsHEs, FLESH
BbUsHEs. SHOE BRUSHES, TOOTH aud
NAIL BRUSHES.
We keen all the year round PLUSH CAsLs
suitable for Bridal Presents as well as Ladies
and Gentlemons travelling seis.
All Kinds OF MINERAL WATERS both at
who.esaloand retail. Weare agents for nov
lustlycelebatcd DyspepsiacuIe,' HAsEClIf
uruIA WATER which We deliver IN ans
part OF the city for IS cents per gallon. Per
....s suffering wllh Kidney affection VIII do
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W1 mlEs speciality Of ltuus lhLs7f7
and keepa full stock always 0n hand. also
SHOULDER BRACES ard CRCICHEs. all
kinds and prices
Wc hayeau the lealing brands OF CHEWING
TOBACCO and keep nice luo of CIGARS.
ol,e our PLANTATION ClCARa t..a. Re
member % Try our NELLIE BLY, CHEW lN6
TOBACCO
Physicians prescriptions carefully prepared
Us competent Pharmacists. aud mono Dul the
Pi-Nf-T MEDICINES USED.
Person. contemplating having painting lone
OUGHT COB call sul e. @ q OF Caro- ono pm c+
0i NaieswOuhs silica Paint, when De- better
and cuOaui D. tlan Lead aud oil.
p.olse remeu bon tuat for everything usually
found in "a 1nt-class wholesale ana retail dtus
store. ~ Oh
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OPPOSITE POsroFTI0E.
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TIE OYsrEB.--It f. well 10 keep up an
sctive discussion OF the oyster question
Something must be done 90 save lAe
States greatest industry The ne1t
election viii undoubtedly he the most
thorough oyster campaign Maryland
ever knew. LISA matter that must be
considered in the light of common sense
and patriotism, and not ia the blindness
Of passion and seldshness. Every voter
should get an enlightened understand
Ing Of it.--Bqt.mgTe 4msrsyan.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-13

THE most bitter and Incorporating
soldier Of the North says that the coun-
try ought to put the Confederate soldiers
on the same footing as the Union yete-
rams. Could there be a more singing
rebuke to the partisan sectional spirit Of
the Republican party: General sher'
man was the COmmander-in-Chief
of the United States Army He was
the general Of the army that oyerran
the South, and was charged with wan
tonly burning Columbia. Now if this
man CONES forward 10 assist the cause
for peace and union. in Heavens name
where are the partisan demagogues IN
the North Who want 10 inhame The pas
sions Of wal by uncoyering the Goals OF
fire that are under the ashes
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TLANTIC COAST LINE

RICHMOND AND pETKff1DF Raj.
ROAD TiME TAHff
Commencing Tl EspAY, JaluIr %
100 pm. trains un lnls ro1- uO.i rl. 81
9Tss
TRAINS SOUTHWARK
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TIE New York Herald appreciates the
value Of the State of Virginia as big
figure IN the Democratic column, but
when il says e1itorially that Colonel
OFerrall will be the next Governor Of
Virginia. IS makes mistake that might
not hurt the Democratic party
much in this State, but might
severely trouble Colonel OFerrall
with the management of boom that
would let him down Ike parachute
from q very much inflated balloon. Col
onel OFerral is very good Democrat,
doubtless. and We shalltry 10 help him TO
be elected 90 Congress, but the ColOnels
bee is previous in fact bis bee can never
gather gubcmatorial honey. The Colonel
can paint the empyrean with the sresks
and stripes OF oratory and whoop up the
ungrammatical sensation al a crOssroad' s
meeting. but for big craftsmanship we
would rather see some other candidate
for Governor. especially "a the Colone
could not possibly be elected even II
nominated
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-13

SECRETARY WHITNEY has been the
piee. ds resistance of the Administration.
The people know how our naval service
was hired out 10 Jobbers, and when we
contrast Mr. Whiiney's aggressive and
enserpr,sing management Of the Navy
Department with the corruption that
disgraced the country under Bill Chandler
and his side-partner, John Roach, we
wonder how it is possible that the Re-
publicans could have effected the resto'
ration OF corruption.
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-13

The people who insistupon increasing
the tariff on tin.plate declare that II the
industry should he once established IN
this country. she home supply Wouiu
thereafter be made as cheap as the ior-
eign supply and we should nave 'he
whole business IN our own hands.
This being the case, says the Philadelphia
Rfeoyd. why do not Mr. ThurOer and other
anxious capitalists who arc Interesting
themselves IN the matter put their money
into H. They can get the tin on which
fbere e. no tariff charge. as cheanly ~
fbe tin.makers in Wales. Iron ana
stee, are made As cheaply in Alabama as
in ENGLAND. and both are roundly pro
tcciod After they roll ont their sheet
iron or steel plates and coat them with
lin the thing Is done. and they are al
ready protected as the law stands against
foreign competition by 33 per cent
duty If tin plates can be made in this
country As cheaply as they are made
abroad there will be a profit Of 80 per
cent. on the output.
The Thurbers and Jarrelts, who are
asking the goyernmen, to advance them
$4,000. 900 a year in order to start the
tin-plate business, ought 70 be ashamed
81 thensolves Those who expect 80
resp the profit Of such enterprises
should put up their own money instead
Of reaching into other peoples pockets
for il
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-13

TnE good management OF all the de-
partments under President Cleveland
calls public attention 10 the difference
between this rule and that Of the Re-
publicans, when the civil service was
prostituied to the base uses Of political
trickery, and the fact, who will doubt?
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-13

The above ise fac smile Of a package
Of OLD VIRGINIA CHER0Ols, fill
size, and made Of the very beH Tobacco,
mild and sweet. Equal to any l0-cent and
better than any Scent cigar on the market
ASK for the Old Virginia 0heTootsi aud sec
that you are not imposed On By limitations
Ny name Is Oh every package
ron SALE EVERYWHERE.
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ADVERTISING RATES

v1s-Re,diug notices in reading-matter type
j. cent. uer fine. Nonpsreil. loaded Il cents
a linc.
Wv ,nrs. marriage and death notices not
exceeding e ght lines. p conis'sob Insertion
~ -pccial contract rates furnished on p
pbcaton.
,..,,.,n ~aie-. Legal Notices and Amnsr
M "a Advertisements ~ per inch efon
4 -erffpn
/ ... Al rn, Richmond VA Postofnc
% ~ laes naffG-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-13

fnrvu trrN
~ Pstesbur. Richmond
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Tng State OF Virginia is in = con
dition Of tax-paying difficulty that is
likely to cause serious trouble. There
fore the Democrsuc leaders ought TO see
quickly that the party should be put on
line of action that will unite the white
people and show solid front against
the attempt to break the party with side
issues
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-13

a NORTHERN paper says that, 1.-The
spirit in which the retired General OF the
Army meets the proposition TO extend
helping hand from our abundance TO the
needy survivors Of the Lost Cause, is,
however, rebuke to the narrow and
proscriptive feeling Of those among IA
who, though they had not the patriotism
or courage 10 night against secession, arc
very fierce in their animosities against
The South nearly quarter Of a century
after the ending of the conflict
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-13

THE New York Tribune says all the
world knows that the French copper
syndicate has not only been unable TO
make the price fsr all American con
.umers, but has been compelled 10 take
enormously increased quantities from
thi. country the production being great
ly stimulated here ia order to prevent q
collapse of prices elsewhere
What The deuce has the failure OF the
copper syndicate IN PARASITE do with the
gigantic organization OF trust combines
In this country
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THE DAILY TINRs.
CITY DrityfhYs

Delivered ia any part Of the city and Man
chester By CARRIER at ie cents per week.
Persons d-i1ng the TINss delivered Al
their homes can secure II by postal card re
ouosi or order through telephone No oi'
when delivery is irregular Immediate com
Miami should he made 90 toe ofhce The al
dress msy be- chang. as desired. II car" be
,rl.en in all cases 60 mention the old and new
nl.Il.s-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-13

WHATEVER else the Tory government
Of England may have accomplished, il
has succeeded in giving a wonderful i'm
pulse 10 the cause Of home rule in Ire
land This il has effected without wish
inc to do so, in the pursuit of its blind
policy Of eviction and coercion Seek
ing to crush the life out OF Irish liber-
Ties il has reused the indignation of the
world. And the low mutterngs OF a
storm are on the horizon, which threat
ems to break in sudden fury upon Lord
Salisbury and his allies
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-13
II 80. rosTAoE FRErAID.

Remittanccs should be made hy drafts
checks. lostonoe orders or registered ieVe'
pafsbic fo
TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Richmond. Va.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-13

THE police Of London have n theory
now that they have caught Jack the
Ripper In the person Of man who
killed his wife at Dundee. lnasmucl as
the man was resident Of Whitechapel
until three weeks ago, It il serious I'M
parchment of the sagscity OF these same
police that they were unable 10 discover
him during all the months since his series
OF dendish crimes began
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-13

UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
y OVER a MILLION DISTRIBUTED.
LOrIsIAYA sTATE LOTTERY rOMPANY

Incorporated by The LEGISLATURE m 1875. for
Educational and Charitable purposes. aud DE-
franchise made "a TaIt Oi the pres. goo state
Constitution. On i-.g, by nn oFeru helmins pop
ular vote.
2 mi-AnonallF Iun. aud lpcamh.r ana it,
GRAND SINGLE So MHLN DRAWING,
take place on each ~ Che uibrr ten months a
me year, 0ui are an drawn in public, at the
AcadeusfD Music. New % leans, In.
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4 TrMOR Is REMOVED.
JEsrP. GA. February .. ISIS.

JEsUP, Ga, February -. lsss.
HnliR. Msdleias CoMpaay.
GESILrMEN.-I have had rheumatism IN rs
worst form tor el.ht years About three
years ago tumOr formed Ia my 0mach and
e.aIgel the chest or bieastbOne 80 that my
chin rested on the chest Have been treated
Toy i've physicians and have taken large guam
titles OF medicines without the sigh est
benefit, until ! benn the use or "hui nj
cItt Rheumatic Cure" ] have taken eight
bottles tiuunic It's Rheumatic Cure aud am
entirely free from pain. cal walk Tor the iiIst
time ia two years. The tumor Is removed.
Yours respectfully,
Mas. LAURA ALLEN.
A Leading Physician Of Iesup, Ca, Testfes
JEsuP, Ga, February u, lsss.
Hnaic.n N.aicins Company.
GENrLEMES.-I hereby certify that | saw
Afs. Allen on sth OF September last, aud her
condition AZ that time was as above stated.
recommended Hunnicuts Rheumatic Cure,
and she has heen improving ra Idly ever
,inoe. Yours, etc, g. W. DRAwDY. N. u.
Owens & Minor Drug Co.
Wholesale Agents,
Richmond, Va.
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IDiEDM0NT AIRLINE.

RICHMOND 4 DANvlLLE RAILROAD
SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUn
TO THIS SOUTH.
PULLMAN sLEEPER~ on ALL NiGH1
TRAINS.
SCHEDULED EFFECr IAN-Y. D 1879.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-13

RICHMOND. Va. April 4, ls's,
Dear Slr.-The Chase City Mineral Water !
htsn fccn getting from ynu has been USED
mrfiv hy myself aud a friend, with, So rag.
very happy results FOR torpid liver IN poth
cases. Yours trulf.
BENZ T.. CkDMp. or trump Wcst,
Coal Dealers, isip elst Cary street.
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glp Daily Gimra.

II liIsHED EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR
ny THE TINES PUBLIculNG COM
PANy. OFFICE s2e EAST MAIN STREET
gIcHMOND VA.
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Mhat yYas Wanting.

Young Bob was found by bis father sob
hing IN a corner
What's the matter. youngster@ he asked
"Why, pop bllDbered the boy, I've got
nickel and there iSn' I any slot around here
b i'op 1t in. Chicago News
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WEST POINT ACCOMMODATION.
.TEAai~sIPs
( aLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COA
~ pANl.
FOR NEW YORK.

Steamers leave Richmond EVERY IU kr
DAY and FRIDAY nt B Dina.
Steamers leave htH York ZOE lLCnunui
EVERY WEDNESDAY add sAlt hDAl
80 $50. n.t arriving u lllh4ond lion DAY alr
fBIDAt mornings.
Passenger ACCOMMODATIONS unsurpassed.
Cabin faf. 80 NeH ANfk Nih James FiFtr
route uncluting urs.sani urrl1i. ....t
ROuut-trp tickets limited fo Thirty days
after date 40 ISSUE. .......-t..tt t..ttt.tt II ~
-teeTuQc Wfl subsistence. .t..t.ttt.s n N.
steefagc, without Subsistence. ..,. t.. v
Cabin fare Via Chesapeake and Ohio niil-
rudltf.t.t. tff.t li ~
Cabin fare y|. MohmOndan1 Petersburg
railroad .s.. taaf.saHtHf. ffffft.. DOT Nl
Tickets o8n he oote.ued go A. vs.. GarDer's
1860 Main street, Chesapeake and Ohio and
Richmond ANA Petersburg lt Iyti and 20 COM
nany's Oldles. lNl Main itfee,, and wharf
Rockets.
Ffelghts forwarded and through BILLS az .aQ
Ing issued for points beyond AeH YORK.
Freight received lai-y lnll lu4r ul sailing.
Passengers leaving flnuUld Un hON
DAYsIl ESDAlSW EuNESD Y1.Ih q KS
DAYS. aaQ sAGl huAXe l4 Cine Chesapeake
and Ohio railway l"ia hoNpllt hrfUlat 500 "a ~
ard hy Richmond ana Petersburg railroad
same dayI ~ ln.3o am. VIII make c0nneC don
AZ NORFOLK VITA steamer leaving those
GEORGE ". a LIEN q Co., Asants,
No. lyll Main street.. and
slY lg-tf Company, Wharf. hocketts.
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The New York Herad is trying 10 foot
up the losses growing ont OF the late
street-car strikes. 1t estimates the loss
in wages to the $500 men on strike
AZ $4,000; the loss to the streei-car
companies, 100000 the loss to the
theatres, 100000 the loss to stores
and shops, 100000, and other losses,
$4,000 making q total Of over 100000.
The Losses for time wasted by employees
and others, and for property destroy
cd are dead losses which cannot
be completely ascertained. But
the inconvenience and spprehen-
sion inflicted upon nearly two millions
Of people can never be computed at their
money value, and It would be equally
futile to attempt 10 measure the loss TO
strikers who may fail for months 10 bnd
new employment.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-13

= perfect cure OF hfoltl'rias
RrcusfoSD. Va. April 80, 1888.
Nc w. r. Hardy. Gear >ir-l nave neeD ai
f.,fei with dyspepsia for many years, ani
ft.afcd ny Intelligent physicians Who prescflp-
.I various remedies. but / cciFcd no. relief
unn. useiy mr. Chase city Mineral VISITOR
If ieflNfe6 Wt more Ian AL thcf rem dlts
...l.,ffnei do no suffer the least rom dy--
uDrsa. I have been using ynur ~ ter lpi
ncir'v year. and Boo my case IT, has made a
pLnFECr CURE. Very respectfully.
IS. b. LYONS. Barber,
ST. Charles Hotel. Richmond, Va.
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Address REGISTERED LETTERS to
INV ORLtAS. NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans IA.
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DAILY HNCErr sCnp.ft
800 pn. accommodation. .eHWe
stllon aIufpa ff Asn.f..
5N PM. leaves hloa arrives
t.h pm,
90 ara. accommodation, arrives
street station, leaves tssH..t
am.
s.59 pm. arrives 81 Elh leaves A.aar. 81
C.A.TArLoK. Go0om. rlsuAr
r. II. ID. hY-Iu. General t4r.rI T..f.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN IAl..
- 800 I'D.
D WO DAILY TRAINS f0 NORFOLK
TWO DAILY TRAINS iN Llh I.
sDHEDUILiN lfF tfnLc.Nul
lLAfa RithNuaD.
lio A. IT. uMl,l.a la.lm.uIa l'rt
rul uli. L.afHn I.I.I...
a ~ daily atr'H AH..A
a5OA. 81 uaIy. i,a R.rhmoriari p....
railroad AuIUsII F.....
a 81. hu.1 .Dtts Peter
!. fur .IuI.
hNlnUkr. BRISTOL hH.sIHI.
TnHfs ,Il. l IrI Nt.f. lHI..
COACH lO NAufOhl
600 T. ". lalJ. in ti-lmoai a.l l..
mIlNal hNi.Nt Hf
t4yf. N It.4 f.I.ie
So, daily, aIIIIlu. a.Il.
a. hhpLoh GAR 4N
FOLK.
go p. 81. laHl. sia Richmond a0I I.r.
railroad, affIHlHF ft t.
Nau I 81, cuunH.fIu. ....
J. lowing folDr-..Is
f0r iHul .l.. lfU..'.
PoClauut 81. b. .a.0. hH.A'
tann "a. lnl uN points 4.
PULLMAN sLEEplNgCAA AlcOlgO..
IION..
no l-.-learug-car Pater'.arr 90
mi o. H.
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FACTS ABOUT THE NAVY.

Anchors were invented by the Tuscans
Tho second tooth, or luke, was added by
Anlcha als ~. B. e.
Chain cables were introduced into tie navy
about ISL. Rope making machines were IL
vented by Richard Narcb IN i.s4
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-13

Says a Washington journal Satur-
day afternoon, about 4 o'clock I'm the
high tide Of the avenue promenade,
James G. Blaine walked along the his.
toric street. He was looking well and
had more color in his checks than
usual. But captious people noted
the fact that his overcoat was torn
up the back and needed the defi
fingers Of tailor Mr. Blaine is always
well.dressed and scrupulously neat
man about his raiment, and il IS proba-
bic he made some s0tfo toce remarks when
he took of that coat and saw the rent
Is Nr. Blaine to BE- split up the back po-
llticslly.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-13

No TINE FOR PrHLIc Business.
There are three weeks more for me pres
ent Congress 20 complete the enormous
amount Of business before 10, but the m
dicaiions are that the Republicans VIII
frittcr the time away in partisan debates
and efforts to keep Democrats out of
office. There are fifty important meas
ures which ought to be acted upon. but
they will die siill-born. while Senators
Edmunds, Frye, ingalls, and their asso
clates are discussing how they can pre-
vent Hugh 8 Thompson FROM becoming
Civil Service Commissioner and how
thoy can fl the railway mail service with
their own supporters-N / star