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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-26

Dramatic representation Win any degree
Of excellence requires very versatile lhi-
emf and many varied accomplishments
The mind. the eve and the ear have tO he
pleased. and with all This thc actor ol
acfreSs must assume anOihcr'- character.
feel anothcr's emotion, and yet retain hi- 0l
her own personality and individuality. Miss
Lillian Lewis last nighf c--aNcd tine role ui
Lena De-pad i'm AS In Looking Glass.
The complex emotions of this character De-
ulirp Great deal of discreet judgment On
be- properly presented. she ai first design
inc. then love stricken. and finally mm0l-o-
nnl. Lena il in character as many sided as
the surluce Of a finely eat diamond in emo
ton a. changciil as an April day.
Miss Lewis erasp- all the requirements
of this part with truly wonderful lud2-
ment. and inyOkc~ "a character 80 arii-ticai-
Is finished in detail. that one must ac-
knowledge lis truth. such women u~
Miss Lewis depicts exists and they do just
what Miss Lewis does What higher eN-
cellence can an artistic achieve than present
nature naturally Miss Lewis has pro-
round knowledge of the human heart and
soul. and she j. born actress.
I'm As i'm Looking Glass" size has %
character which she plays in a manner
worthy of comparison with Jefferson
Rim" Bcrnhardt'~ ~' amille." ~alNini'~
..othcUo." or Booths ~iiamlei." Her com
ccptiOn of Lena is grand and noble and Deer
acting Of II is sweet. WOmanly. tender and
soulful. The play is a good one and pos
~cs-cs all the element. of popularity The
scenery j. handsome and appropriate and
the company j. "a thoroughly good one.
Each one j. capable and fills his Or her part
we'll
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TYPOGRAPHICAL WIT.
paint. That Every Practical rrinter-Edi-
TOR VIII Appreciate.


A rapid comp will distribute more let
ters in day than n mail carrier can as
tribute in a month. although comp
has 70 read all Of his letters before dis
tributing them. Fortunately for some
people married and SINGLE. mail car
ri,rs are not required to do likewise.
like mail carriers. comps are liable to
drop letters into the wrong box, occa-
sicnally
Questionable-Y2
Circular lettor-O.
An open letter-C.
Fowl case-A hen coop.
Tailbearer-1he letter @
Casematcs-Printer friends
Composltors are the only class OF men
who work hard and take their es nc the
same time. and who set tandius.
ALWAYS crooked-Thc letter >.
The long and short Of it and 7.
Good printers are never hard cases.
Sever coumtcifcited-prinier- Quoirs.
CopperfaccI types Of mankind-in-
dams.
Double loaded articlcs-Cannon loaded
with grape and canister.
4 printers purse is never 500 iull but
what it has space for more coins.
There is this difference bciwccna ulin-
ter and II Splinter: One works with his
fingers and arms; the other with DIS feet
and legs.
4 printer may strictly observe the
golden rule. but the steel rule lhat iits
the measure Of his composing stick Is oi
more Interest 20 him.
Pied ttpo i, something chat printers
DISLIKE; bat whom it comes To pied chick.
On, or even pied veal or mutton, thccase
is entirely different
When opposing armies come together
the conflict is generally decided in favor
Of the one that forces the other io ioa.
after the greatest amount of loaded mat.
ter.
At roller skating rink short time
ago a typo attracted considerable aiien.
ton by his graceful and difficult move
ment.. Nothing strange. ' said enc oi
the audience, "for printerto beat home
with the rollers
a Sub with a battered hose. on eu.
tering newsroom the other night, WAS
asked who had -iuse,d him. CA fellow
with stick, De- replied, "anl CD slte
mine j.. sacrificed mine o's.' That pHt
"a 10 further intervicNiag.- Detroit
Er-. Pm.
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A Letter from Rev. >. Il. Hawthorne, Of
Atlanta. Ca.

1t gives me real pleasure to say word
for medicine which believe is destined
to be- a great blessing To the afflicted
everywhere. 10 il not the cunning de-
vice of "a qu0ck but the discovery Of a
scientist. IL Is the result OF many years
of research and experiment 10y an emf
uent specialist Thousands of my
Southern friends know what sufferer
from Catarrh have been.
Six months ago. by the device of my
physician. | gave up tho pastorate. 1
have used two bottles OF Kings Royal
Germeiuer. and while | cannot say
that | am completely cured. / do affirm
that it has so far reiiercd me. | eXpe-
tience no pain nor discomfort.
feel it 10 be my duty to say also that
the effects of this remedy upon my
wife have been even more signal aud
wonderful. She has been almost life
long invalid from nervous headache.
neuralgia and rheumatism. In aperiod
of thirty years she has scarcely had
days exemption from pain. She has
been using "Gcrmetuer about two
months. \ more complete transforma-
ton | have never witnessed. Every
symptom of disease has disappeared.
She appears Obe twenty years younger.
and is happy and playful as healthy
child. We have persuaded many of
our afflicted friends to take the medi-
cine and the testimony of all OF them
is that It is q great remedy.
j. b. HAWTHORNE.
AH0Hia, Ga. July l2th, 1889.
Dr. Kings Royal G. ,rmetuer is now
put up in a concentrated form for con
venience in shipping in eight ounce bot
ties. One bottle added TO seven and
half pints of water will make a gallon
OF Royal Germetuer. 4 wines iassful
a dose. A tcaspo0Hfd in a wine glass
ful of water is a dose Of the concen-
trated.
Price. 3 80 per bottle.
OWENS q MINOR DRUG COMPANY.
Oppo. Postofiice, Richmond, Va.
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>implN Perfect.

The Union Pacific Railway. The
Overland Route has equipped it,
trains with dining cars OF the latest
patent, and on and after August 18th
the patrons Of its fast trains between
Council Bluffs and Denver. and between
Council Bluffs and Portland, Ore. will
be provided with delicious meals. the
best the market affords, perfectly
served at s5c. each. Pullman's Palace
Car Company will have charge of the
service OH these ears.
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HENRIC0 RAIDS.
GENERAL COM MI NGLING OF
WHITE AND COLORED SPIRITS.
White-Skinned Men Nominate Negroes.
and Vicc-Nersa Hezekiah Jonathan
". III. Beveridge White to Make "A Kick.

4 peculiar scencc might have been Wit
messed i'm the Iienrico County courthouse
Yesterday. where the negroes of the county
and "A few white men had assembled az noon
10 elect candidate for the House Of Dele
gates.
The following nominations were made:
I!czckiah Jonathan (col0red) by Giles Jack
son: II. j. kirtlcy (whiie) by Major Bur
rill: George W. Thomas (white) by j. Is.
stuart 1this name was afterwards with
drawn: William II. Bcyeridgc (whiic) by
James Russell. and Lewis Harris (colored)
by sheriff J. y. southwark.
The afternoon was used up in speech
making. while the air became dense and
odorous. and the colorcd chairman was I'M
able 10 keep order.
THE FIRST BALLOT.
About : o'clock. however, the uproar be-
gan when the first ballot was call. The re-
suit was declared insufficient toelect. though
Bcyerdge led and claimed that be had rc-
cciVed majority Of The votes east.
One negro moved tO elect BeNerid0e 10y
exclamation. int the chair would moi listen
to any motions. and said the only course
was 10 take another ballot. This created
the greatest confusion. and made BcNcridgc
red-h0t mad. aud he swore ne would not be-
cheated He said he had been nominated.
and he wouldn't be east out.
II was AT least half am hour before quiet
was secured. and during the time general
fight was only partially aNerted.
THE SECOND BALLOT.
ON the second ballot Jonathan was de-
clarcd nominated. BeNcridge said that Doe
had been cheated ont Of his election and i'm
tended 10 run anyhow. The body adjourned
about q o'clock.
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NEW OFFICERS

Appointments Made by the Electoral
Board of the City.
Tho Electoral Board OF thecift off Rich.
mond met Tuesday evening boz fho llu~tine-
Court clerks office and made tine following
amendments Of election OF officer, io fill
vacancies.
Judges of election First precinct loiier-
SON ward. SOB. L. B'00mher- fourth pre-
ciuct. ". r.. smith first precinct. Madison
ward. Henry =. Jennings second precinct.
,ia, ward. g. J.. ~hcpper-0n fourth pre-
cinct. 'la, ward. john +. Meredith.
REGISTRAR First precinct. Madison ward.
Julius g. il0h-0u; fourth precinct. Monroe
ward. I-ad0re L0fcu-tein. second precinct.
Cla, ward. William =. Jinhin~: fourth pre-
ciurt. Clay ward. i. J.. Lewis.
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lN tiA>CEEN.
The object OF ihl, suit is To- obtain d.
VOrcc ~ rilcui1 Wair'nIDni nom the defend
ant And aililnyit having been made and
filed that ANNE Minuce ls a nom I, sident OF
this state. it l> ordered tlat She appear here
Within flucHn days alter the duo publication
OF tnis order and DO what is nee, ssary 10 pro-
tect her Interests In tAls suit.
Ieste.
CHARLES ". GODDIN, Clerk.
GILES n. JACKSON. D. q. au20- hIw
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WEST END
Land & Improvement Co
Office OF Agency; Over Merchants
National Bank, Corner Main aud
Eleventh Streets.

Persons wanting 90 acquire homes for them
selves IN an improving locality. whore every
dollar invested will increase. Will DO well t0
examine the properties of this company.
which Will be- marked by sign boards. poste'
upon each tract ~ land. and p.ats can bo seen
at the Office OF the agency. over the Mor
chants National Bank, corner Main and
Eleventh streets.
The company will make special terms with
parties desiring ID build, and 90 an such N.I
lend nifty percent. 'ho value OF the lot anl
Improvements at D pe ut. ON long time.
The properties woreac, dat prices much
below the present market value and the com
pany can afford 20 Sc. on reasonable terms to
such buyers.
JAMES H. DOOLEI, President.
GEO. J. ROGERS, Secretary.
Ian II
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Professor t. W. Newman, now past so
years, gives us hint concerning the
food which he finds most Strengthening
lie says;
Il have never been FL convert to oat-
meal porridge, hut ind never tire Of
Yesterday potatoes fried zap with @
little finely sliced onion / can eat it
any number Of days without needing
change; though sometimes aay other Bit
Of contormable vegetable may be added
in. Without tho onion should not per
manently get on. In omclet with herbs.
cldyes axe more delicate than onions
Ny friends admire this much. II Herald
Of Health.
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THE WYOMING CONVENTION.
Royalty to he Imposed on the Coal Mined
In the state

CHEYENNE, WYo.. September 2j.-ThC
corporation element won the Constitutional
Convention hight 10 levy tonnage royalt,
on coal mined in the new State. The opera.
iiyes are the Union Pacific. Colorado
Coal and Iron Company. and sey.
cral lesser organizations. They market
2.Oo,VO tons "A year from Wyoming
and pay only Sll.. taxes. Proposition.
making eight hours legal working day,
and barring foreign police from the state
were adupted
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VETERAN FIREMEN.
A DELEGATION OF PENNSYlVA-
MANS VISIT RICHMOND.
They DO IN One Day what They Failed I"
DO In Four Years. Take the city Inc
Home Tircmen Give Them ~ WV"
i,1an-

Home Fircmen Give Them n 'ood
Time.
4 line looking and neatly uniformed podt
Of men j. the Hope steam Fire COMPANY
No. >. of Harrisburg. Pa. who arrived mere
Yesterday morning. The train That br"ushI
them was due here before nine O'Clock, nui
an accident detained il On rOufc, and ~ dl'l
not arrive until eleven o'clock.
Al the station the visitors were met by a
a DELEGATION Of firemcn of the Department
here. aud after general Misunderstanding ana
welcoming. the entire company maIrh'h'
headed by that excellent company 81 mu-
.ician-. the Commonwealth band Of Penn
syl,ania. To Eyensen'~ place, where h-"'
refreshments were provided. ~,
Na,nr Ellv-On and 'hief-Enginc'r iui J.
Ter. of Richmond. made addresses 81 WEI
come.
When the dust 81 travel had been washed
away bv plea-ant beverages. the line va
reformed. and the visitors were escorted lo
the Rroad-strect cngine-h0use. where ihrl
worn Hospitality received and shown the ai'-
paratus that we brag on.
The party then dispersed and went ABOUT
seeing the CITY i'm groups. Later III inc
iav they assembled i'm the Palace Hotel.
where MIR. Harry VI. smith made splendid
address. and said he WAS glad 10 see mo
visitors from the old keystone stale. ana me-
hoped their visit would Dee pleasant one IN
the capitol Of the Old Dominion. member
of the Hope Company responded.
The visitors are quartercd m the liotci
Dod.on. and will remain in the city until
tonight when they leave for Winchester.
Richmond il the firihe-t place south ihe,
have visited. Baltimore and Washington
have been taken i'm. and the party ha~
doubtless had q very pleasant time OF u.
The PLAYING of the band WIS very much
onioyod along the line of march The I'M
-tillmcnt~ are all brass. and the effect Is
martial like.
The visitors no doubt enjoyed the real
Nir,inia ho-pifahlr welcome that had been
extended i0 fhem for they literally cap
furcd the city. and were made 10 feel per-
fecflN ai home. 4 party Of them Yesterday
afternoon marched the streets with brass
band. decidedly ~ f0 N0scOff'. and ia-i
uighi another party took possession ot Nam
street. carving a couple of broom- on ihe
shoulder. of fip advance umul. indicative
Of the fact that they hHd madra clean sweep
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Ho-h Ul-honah. thc Jewish New Year.
began last evening 40 Is o'clock. and will
continue ior two days. 10 viii Doe generally
observed hr uii oar Hebrew fellow -ciiilrn-.
Two weeks after Ro.h lla-houah the
Feast of -Heroih or Tabernacle. which
takes place and continues one week, on
which thrYarl0u- synagogue lrr decorated.
saturday. OctouDr5. i- "l0m kippur' or
the Day of Aiunomani This day j. spent
hl the Hebrews boa f-i'n4 and PRAYER. and
vices ac hDld iu ihc -yna-o-lc-
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Miss Lillian Lewis closed her engage
mcni at the Academy of Music last night.
Tonight the "A 'old-Dat" Company COM
mcnccs threc-nieht'~ engagement. \ large
and efficient corps of musical comedians
compose the company, and their entertain
meni is intended for laughing purposes
only.
The Two Old trOnics." musical come
DIS. well-knoWn in Richmond. was written
from "A Cold Day." which fact will give
otu readers an idea OF the character of the
performance tonight. There has been "a
good advance sale of seats already for this
engagement. and the prospects are indica-
tive of gratifying success.
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M KINNEY AT ROANOKE.


Drummer Hobbed-New irginia Tow o..
KoANokE. Va. september -. special.
Captain Phil. W. Mckinney -poni yr-ier-
day and last night in thcciif. and lcfi to-dll
io fill am appointment at PULASKI. llr +, in
good health and spirit, and confident of
his election
While asleep in ihe gentleman, rocop-
uon-room at the lnion depot to-day. 4. a..
Campbell. "a drummer, was robbed Of gold
watch valued at $500.
Clarence NJ. tlafke has purchased >>0.@0
worth Of land ar Max Meadows. Mlthc
county, and will laI Oft town and build a
furnace al once.
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VIRGINIA ARSENIC, BRONnS AND
LITHlA WATER.-COmpare analysis and
you Will see that our water is yearly
three times the strength of any other
arsenic water, and contains no organic
matter. For sale by all druggists, and
by l.. 2. Routt. sole agent, Second aud
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The nan.e Of r.l...

The house Of Percy though Be- has hcO.
the Norman name. should Wice. With
all intent.. have changed iL Ilemaio-
of the old Norman line hai died ont u
llCS, when the daughter az tle iast ol
them married JoscciHa d9 lorf.in
brother Of Adelila. the queen az Henry
/. and som Of the Count of BrlOlat
Though the bridegroom camo at the
blood Of Charlemauee, the bride come
PEELED him o. chooso between taking h.r
name or her arms he preferred ODE
former alternative, declining topllt with
the azure lion Of llaiuult. which ha
since. with their crescent, been tla cIl F.
Of the pcrcys. and was one oi tlc moss
familiar features Of central London be
fore the melancholy demolition OF North
CUMBERLAND house. ltW0uii be tedious
story 10 tell how the NOrthumbrlan cs-
tatcs came in 1914 10 vest iu thc wife al.
Sir Hugh Smithson, of SimWich. The
head of a respectable Yorkshire family.
who received his dukedom twenty years
afterward NoW. believe, the North
umbrian rent roll j. nearly 100000. or
at least 10 was sDhel0fe tine agricultural
depression. Bat whom ihe division wa-
made in l,i4 northumberland was very
much wild pasimage or ancultisated
waste. and the more valuable haif ol ino
Percy estates passed 90 Tie Wyudhams
-BiackWOOd' Magazine.
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The following proclamation has been
issued:
"Ancicnt Arabic order Mobiles Of the
Mystic shrine. lllusirious Noble, Attcgd
Leyiet III khamis, 22d Day. First Month,
lleira 1907, MOharrum. answering % Thurs
dav. September 10Th. $3.50. az : O'Clock L. VI.
II. Adams Hall. Moumlul >0lcmniIaiion
Mariyrdom of lIussein. SOrrowful M,ster-
les. Grand Processions' Dcrsish Ordcals :
Realistic Representations. Solemn Chant
ings. GloriOu, Apoiheo>i,. /ikcrs on The
SON Of Ali. 10 CLOSE with the Traditional
Banquet
The camels are in need Of fodder and "the
Chayzin" is thin.
The ancient "llObOOb" will be distributed
10 the faithful, and each one should be- on
hand 10 receive his share
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KEILAR. Died. september 25ih 40 VIII
u4nsbur1. AUGUST kEILAK, in his thirty
si.th year.
O'Clock TODAY lhursdey.. Services M the
grave.
NOORE.-DIcl. boz this city. September
95th. issg Nv. MOORE, aged thifty-two
years.
The remains were taken 20 Keysyillc, Va,
for Dr. termeut
GRIFFIN rlol. n this city. september
2Gfn. at % T.. ~. Mrs. so san GRIFFIN, In
the Cigltleth year ol her age.
The funeral WIll tlko place nt 10 o'clock.
28fh instant Furinl at oalswood.
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Announcement is made elsewhere Of the
death Of Mr.. 7. ". Moore which occurred
in the city Yesterday, in the I'D year Of his
age.
Mr.. Moore came here some weeks since
from kcys,illo for surgical treatment. lie
was clerk for Mr.. ". {. Winn. Of that town.
and was held in the highest esteem by all
who knew him, and his employer speaks
Of him in the highest terms and most alice
tionaiely, and always reposed implicit con-
fidence in him. He leaves a wife and two
children. His remains were taken 10 KEYS
vile for intcrment.
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NIRGlNlA.-IN THE CHANCERY
' COURT Ot TIE CITY OF RICHMOND,
THE 21ul DAY OF AUGUST ls,9
Wilson Winirec.. Plaintiff
against
Annie infref. commence. Defendant
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NATURAL BRIDGE NOTES.-THE
y hotels Will Doe kept open with mU....I.f
summer service during ihc months .f -.l.
TENDER and October. -ppciHl monthly r.I..
given. The large number OF toui'>I.sff.I ...
daily warrant This ana insure 0N. f'.....
social life. The drynr~s ana great elevation.
OF the plscp make 10 one AZ the first ...'I. ...
sorts In tho country. J. D. WILSON
sci "sfIufN| '.NI
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.d,src 10 -10fneFS-

Mrs. Wlnsiow's Soothing syrup should al-
xav. De- used when children are cutting
teeth. ~ relieves the little sufferer az once,
~ ,,ra.iuceS natural. quiet sleep by relieving
the child from pain. and the little cheinh
awakcS as 'hrlghi As huiion.' n Is very
pleasant to tnste. N soothcs the child son.
ems tho gums aliays all pain. relieves wind.
,s,1iafa. me bowels. and is the best known
remedy lor diarrho-a, whether arising from
teethinI or other causes. Twenty. nNe cents
a hottie. Iu.fh.SaGW
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THE TURF.
Results and Entries for the Races at
Graycscnd OBrookiyn Jockey Club.

Results and Entries for the Races at
Graycsend (Brookiyn Jockey Club.
The following are ilc results Of yesicr-
days races:
First race, thrcc-fourh, of mile
Bella Il. first, Salyini second, Nanola ihird.
Time ILL.
second race. one mile-Swif first. Oars
man second. Taviston lhird. Time l:ii.
Third race. thrcc-iourih, of mile. Nep-
tune stakes Gregory first, Dilemma Sc
cond. Civil service third. Time l:l1',.
Fourth race. one and thrcc-siNieentls of a
mile. Woodlawn handicap tastaNaN
first. Badge second, Exile third. Time
2:0rf.
Finh race. thoc-fourih- of a mile Major
DAILY first, Kings own second, Emincnco
third. Time 1:l14.
sixth race. one mile. selling Aurania
first. Zcphyrus second, Blue Rock third.
Time l:liig.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAN's RACING At BROOM
LNN.
First race. one mile Craftsman. TO-
Aurania. lOi: Etrura. 100.
second race. one and onc-cighth OF mile
Bella Il. 100: Joe Lee. 100; Now or Never.
log: Calicnic. l0; Panama. -.
Third race. one and onc-siNtccnth Of a
mile. selling -laNi~ton. H.; sam Wood,
los: Iephyrus. l0i: Glory. %: Vivid. 80;
Lotion. q; Burnside. gS; Galop. %.
Fourth race. one and one-eighth Of mile.
second special Kingston. ri: Los Angeles
ll9: Reporter. ~; Maidstone, III; oregon.
ll2: Bravo. IL; TennN. li2.
Finh race. thrce-fourih, of mile. selling
-Gunwad. IN: Ralph bayard. iii;
Civil service. III: Oesa. i0}; Ripley. lV};
Cortland. l03: Queer Toy. lW; Oregon, 100.
sixth race. fhrce-fOurths Of a mile Ford
ham. III: Young Duke. IN: -. John. ~;
She. IA: Oarsman. iI2: Bravo. ll2: Free
dom. 10; Brdgelieht, 40; Nmaigerelic.
100
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ARE TIE OLDEST FANnY STANDARD
JOHN Frs,
No. 7 Governor street.

MARBLE AND MARBLEl/tD rIiIE
MANIEi~.
FINE WOODEN NANfIl~ ~.
SLATE ANDrfLE uEANIII~.
CRATES AND FENDERS.
GAS CHANDELIERS AND SHADES.
HuT-AIK FURNACES And FlKE. PLACE
STOVES:
4 large variety of HEATING STOVES
RANGES. AND COOKING STOVES
Fine BRASS FENDERs AND FIRE ~fI-
The GRAND OIL STOVE AND AURORA
NApOR COOK SIONE~ I.lM
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to-PARTsEB>IiiP NOTICE..

THE UNDERSIGNED. CHARLES j.
L SHi MAN AND SIMON oltlE. rrs'-
dents Of the city Of Richmond. in the state
OF Nirgnia, have this day formed a special uf
Limited partnership. Charles }. ~human io
be general partner and simon ~ycle to If
special partner The said simon - Gle. spec
clal partner. has contributed 30 said pal iutf-
ship. and actually paid in cash. the sum at
seven hundred and ATTY doiiais. ihf nrnt
name and style OF said partnership shall hr
Charles j. -human Do and the said partner
ship shall continue for term Of two years
from this date and expire on the I'm day N
September. 1891. The place OF business e
said partnership shall be la the city ol hichr
mOnd. aud the general nature 81 the busint, b.
10 be transacted II buyin aud selling SHOES,
boot. trunks, sc. and generally TO deal Ia
fabrics pertaining thereto.
Witness, the following signatures at kicn-
mond, Virginia, this nth day OF ~ertemncr'
1889 CHAs. J. ~HINA>.
SIMON >pCiE.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-26
af5.OOO Fire.

BUFFALO, y. Y, September 2j.-The
Union Dry Dock Company's saw and plain
ing mill and draughtlng house, with guam
tity Of lumber, pitch, ETC., were burned to-
night. Loss si5,oQQ; fully insured.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-26

Richmond il in the lead ~ tobacco
market. II is fact 80 well known that II
does not bear debate. Fair dealing, honest
prices and straightforward attention - guar
antccd 10 all who come 10 Richmond.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-26

Grau'~ Opera Company Appeared ai
the Theatre last ni.hi in the Bri-aud~
before good huu-c. The opera
was we'll put on the stage. and
wa, presented very satisfactorily % iho
audience which showed appreciation hy
continued applause.
The Opera will Dee repeated tonight.