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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-16
CONDEMNED To DEATH.
Calling OH the President.

WASHINGTON. D. c., March ia
number of delegations, majority of
which were from the District Of Colum-
bia, managed to see the President this
morning in the all-too-brief two hours
that are accorded callers. General Long
street and Georgia delegation secured
an early hearing. Representative Wise,
of Virginia, and number Of his Repub-
lican constituents called merely to shake
hands with the President. Among others
who managed to get the Presidents ear
were Senators Morrow, Hawley, Eyarts,
SAWYER and Hiscocki Representatives
Bingham, Thomas, OF Illinois, Sowden,
with James 5. Biery and Frank Hearst,
of Allentown, Pa, and Henderson, OF
Illinois.
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DUDLEY. THE DANGEROUS.
a Piece of Gossip which Has Caused a
Great Deal of Comment.

WAsurNGToN, March lj.-There has
been current of late in political circles a
piece of gossip, said to be well verified.
which has caused great deal of COM
ment. 1t is stated that few DAYS after
the President arrived In Washington q
note was sent by Private Secretary Hal.
ford to Colonel W W. Dudley to the
effect that the President sympathised
deeply with him on account of the
criticism and obloquy cast upon him by
reason of his Blocks -of-Fiye" letter.
but requested him not to call or attempt
any personal communication as it might
emharrass the incoming administration.
Colonel Dudley piqued and chagrined
replied that he was not in need OF SYM
palhy from any one; that he had done
nothing Of which he was ashamed.
and that he had no favors to ask
A. the Inauguration ball Colonel and
Mrs. Dudley met face to face the Presi-
dent and Mrs Harrison, and were pre-
sented with hundreds of others. The
President greeted Colonel Dudley as If
he were perfect stranger, but after
hesltallng q moment presented Mrs
Dudley to Mrs Harrison Much i'll feel
ing among Republicans is said to have
grown out OF these circumstances.
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4 good story is told about one Of tho Maine
Central enrincerL Last summer, when tie
Vanderbilt car was at Bar larbor, thf
manager Of the Maine Central sent an eng M
down there TO tase the car to Portland Iht
run was made Ia very quick time. and al
brunswick tho train stopped 20 take on water
Vhiletbere sir. Vanderbilt got out and sale
10 tie engineer that be didn't want him t'
drive so fast The engineer, the veteran
siopson. looked at him a quarter Of u min
uts and thea said. Il am running this trair
nnier orders from Payson Tucker to 10 II
Portland ut IO1 II you want 20 stop here
a.. right. II you want TO so to Portland .e'
IL" Ile got In. Bangor Commercial
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TELEGRAPHIC FLASHES.
TIE LATEST FROM ALL PARTS or THE
COUNTRY.
GEORGE f. STONE RESIGNS
FROM THE TERMINAL
DIRECTORY
DUNN a ComPANY's WEEKLY REVIEW
or TRADE.
Iascott. the Murderer. Thought 10 he In
British Coiumbia-A BIg Fire In -,
Louis Miners Ecscued at
Teunsyivania Coal Mine.

NEW YoRH, March lJ.-It was an
nounccd that n want Of harmony pre-
vailed I'm the Richmond Terminal dircc-
tory, and that George + Stone. who was
one Of the reorganizers of the company,
had rendered his resignation.
Mr. Stone said "lt is true that have
rendered my resignation. ] am Tired OF
attending 10 so many railroad affairs,
and would have resigned long ago. but
continued to serve simply to oblige some
of my friends who are interested in the
pr0perfy.'
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n.,,.,,. treatment Of Constituents.

The other day d western congressman cant
,,to the senate restaurant with two constitu
epts GOOD nleB, but a little rustic IN appear
ance and manners and unused 10 convention
elites and points Of etiquette that are un
known in Wayhack. The restaurant was iul
OF Indies and gentlemen. As the CONGRESSMAN
seated himself no OF course removed us hat
A moment or two later he noticed that hn
uu,utored friends had not removed tnei'
hats. lie hastily put his own hat oaen on w u
head and wore it during the meal Cnesler
fleld could not have done anything inner 'nSi
that. Washington lost
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BADLY RA2DRED.
Handsome Man Makes Murderous
Assault.

ATLANTA, GA, March 15.-This morn.
ing Charles L. Hamilton, Of Savannah,
made a murdcrous assault on bis wife az
the Kimball House Mrs Hamilton il a
stylish blonde aged twenty-five. Hamil.
lon is handsome man OF thirty. Mrs
Hamilton reached Atlanta yesterday from
New Orleans, where she has relatives.
She was accompanied by her six-ycar.
old SON. and took room on the sixth floor
OF the kimball House.
This morning she was followed by
Hamilton, who went at once to her room.
Hamilton says he found a man there. and
when he demanded his son the man and
Mrs Hamilton made fun Of him. He
thereupOn drew razor and cut at his
wfe's throat, inficting four-inch
wound that reached to within a quarter
Of an inch of the iugular vein. The ra.
zor struck the windpipe and piece an
inch long was broken from the blade
The boy saws his father kissed his mother
but -he cursed him and then a quarrel
arose. and the cutting occurred. iiamil-
Ton gave the alarm Immediately and
made no effort 10 eyade arrest He is
now in Jail. Unless suppuration or
blood poisoning takes place the woman
will recover The hotel people deny
that there was any man in the room.
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C
TOW1qW1eUrll,
c92iiceRCo.
C0IOred Dress Goods.

Extreme latitude il ai-
lowed for individual taste
0r Whisns. Every shade OG
Green 50 permitted and
seems 90 he regarded ~ the
most popular color.
a Zine 0fmiXcd Ia brics i'm
very extensive variety and
sR beautiful COieriIgS we
are Offering nj sc B-2c. a
beautiful exhibit Of plaid
WOOIcn~ we have atsG ss-1C.
Althc low figure Os'lsc. we
have Challics that simulate
very closely these made i'm
France the patterns are
delicate and very Chasic.
Sn a!s-wOOl novelty in
pIai;ss aEi stripes we are
OFF eFing at J0C.: ljnsi dOs.s
bIc with, eight wards maxi
Iug a frOCk.
BsOEsDsEsES are very
unique ami novel. having
.hG hemssitChed borders
attached a. a garEsisusc.
Eaiscs who want the COR
rect STYLES ia dress will do
well 30 gave Our stock an
eXaIninatiOa
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SIX IMPRISONED MINERS.
Little Hope Now Expressed of Rescuing
ThOm.

SHAMoKrN, Pa, March 15-Yery little
hope is now expressed Of rescuing alive
the six miners who are entombed in the
Black Diamond mine Ii was thought
that two of them could be reached to-
day. but at an early hour
this morning a fall OF coal
occurred bringing down thousands OF
tons. il is thought that the men were
then killed or will be sulIocated. 1t will
take several days, at least. to make pas
sage way to the men, until which time
their fate cannot certainly be learned.
A dim hope is felt by some people who
foster the thought that the miners are
under some part Of the roof. which will
save them The mine wac always con-
sidered safe by mining experts, who say
that the causes leading to the accident
could not have been foreseen.
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FALL RIVER, Mass, March lJ.--The
strike situation was unchanged to-day
The members of the State Board OF
Arbitration were in conference with
members of the Neavers' Executive
Committee, endeavoring to bring about
settlement Of the strike Many opera
tives are taking advantage OF the strike
10 80 TO Canada or TO The old country on
vacation.
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WASHINGTON.
A DOCUMENT TO OFFSET THE CLAIMS
or THE TORIES.
RUSSELL HARRISON HAS 4 SEN
ATORIAL BEEN HIS BONNET
SOMETHING Cosby ABOUT "BLOCKs.
OF-F1vE" DUDLEY.
The latest Foreign News-A Woman Badly
Kssored by Her Husband at an At
lanta Hotel-The Situation TN
changed at Fails River.

WAsHISGroS, March IA paper
signed by nearly all the members of the
House and Senate of the Fftieih Con-
gress and prominent officials of the gov
eminent, stating that the intelligence
and wealth of the United States support
Gladstone and Parnell In their efforts
for home rule in Ireland, will
shortly be forwarded 10 England. The
paper has been in circulation for some
time, and its object is to offset the claims
of the Tory press of England that oniy
the ritf-raff of Americans are in sympa-
tiny with and lend active support TO Par
nell and Gladstone.
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IMPORTANT COMPACT
Between Anchor Line Transportation
Company and the II. and -.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March ia
special dispatch from Erie tonight says
that the Anchor Line Transportation
Company has formed an important com
pact with the B. and 0. Railroad Com
panv The Anchor Company. whose
headquarters are in Philadelphia, and
hose home por, Is at Eric. has con-
tracted TO handle all the Baltimore
and Ohio lake traffic and bring 10 Erie
The Anchor Line Company has con-.
tracled for extensive warehouses IN Erie
for the Baltimore and Ohio traffic. This
new arrangement consOl.datcs the Balti.
more and Ohio business and brings IL
from Sandusky and other ports to Erie.
The Anchor Line officials say that the
contract viii add about fifty per cent. 10
their traffic The new Arrangement has
compelled the Pennsylvania Company 10
pat in about S20O0 900 worth Of improve
ments, in which TO handle the Baltimore
and Ohio traffic by the way of the Erie
and Pittsburg Railway to Pittsburg.
This is one of the most important Traffic
arrangements ever made by Pennsyl.
vania corporation.
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NEw York, March l5-Catherine
Sockmsn, a beautiful young woman. has
appealed foT the revocation of The letters
Of administration granted on the estate
Of the late William B. Allen, grandson
Of the late ComodOre Vanderbilt,
claiming that she was Allen
wife, and Is entitled to his estate. Her
claim is disputed by Aliens children,
who assert that after her mothers death
Mr Allen did not remarry
There is said 10 be much mys-
terry about the case, and some
interesting developments are expected
he claimant was formerly goyerness in
the 4 lien family.
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WuRFsBARRT, PA, March lj.-Mss
Fannie Robinson, well-known young
lady of This city, was taken from her
bed yesterday, carried down stairs, and
married TO w. d. Griffin The groom
came from o long distance once before
10 marry his betrothed, but she was
taken suddenly III and the event was
postponed This time the bride would
not consent go p0sip0nement.
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The Daily Times VIII.
~ soon as praCticaDle.
move IFS cniiTC pian! and
Office to the iirsi floor 0i
the large and COaIi,n0d'ious
building No. G0iEa>i Vain
street. recently occupied
Nv Wm. nitchcis y 90.
Having added largely 10
the former outfit. the
" Daily Times ~ now pre-
pared go GuiflI all shc re-
qsisilc> OF "A five, progress
i've newspaper.
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Award ed silver Medal for III. ueroi.m

WINDSOR. ONT, March l5.--The life
saving department of the United States
have forwarded TO Walter Clause, of Cedar
Springs, silver medal, for rescuing
several persons from drowning of the
American schooner o. NJ. Bond,
wrecked in October 1897, near RondeaD
Point.
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Death. uoder Mysterious Circumstances.

P0RI TOWNSEND. OREGON, March l5.-
John NcEhefon. wife, and six children
came here last January. Shortly after
wards two of the children died very sud
denly. their death being ascribed TO
iiptheria Since then two more of the
children have died under rather
mysterious circumstances. 4 rumOr
bias been IN circulation lately the
children were poisoned, and
the coroner has ordered an inquest 10 be
held tomorrow. McEhcrOn was arrested
for inloxicalion on the day OF the funeral
Of one OF the children, and his wife is
also incorporate
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AMtsEMeNTS

kCADEMY OBJ MUSIC.
o. : nlfgfn IS LEATu. Le,sec3 and Managers.
NfDsDAY. March I-fh. Three nights ami
WEDNESDAY MATINEE The gnGdgst
IrliI.f .f.uu ever seen iu Che south Tho ils
tulu-ntt imeriliuact0r
LEWIS MORRISON.
supported hy his own effective company in p
mi.uicent lspeetcuar production oi
FAUST
lucIuling the wonderful BROCkEN SCENE.
.fI Obj. 90 wtIs ul living NI. -.trfiinl
tI1.fricai effects. a ear IfiH ot miguit -nt
a.rnefF. advance iu prices.
BIV 0t e fnr sale ~ seats bow open.
mf d. d. H. lI sd
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LEXINGTON.
A Rig Land and Improvement Company
Chartered.
Special 10 the TfNya

lSpccitl 10 tne lihte
LEXINGTON, Va, March l5-Judge
mclaughlin has granted a charter for the
Iron Gate Land and Improvement Com.
pany, authorizing them to buy and sell
land, minerals or mines, and giving them
the privilege in the counties OF Allegheny
and Botetourt to lay out towns, streets,
md TO construct and operate furnaces.
water works, street railways, electric
lights, &c. Minimum capital $4,000,
md maximum $2,0Oc,OOO
The central point of operation in this
county will be at Iron Gate, on Rich
pond and Allegheny railroad, just east
OF Clifton Forge. Colonel H. c. Parsons,
OF Natural Bridge, and F. o. French,
president of the Manhattan Trust Com
pany. Of New York, are the promoters
Of this enterprise
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/. He Tntcntte

ViCTonA. B. C.. March ia man
supposed to answer The description Of
TescOu. the murderer OF Millionaire
SMELL of Chicago, has been arrested at
NauaimO lie gave his name as Charles
Palmer He arrived on the noon train
Yesterday and his suspicious actions al
once dteW the attention OF the officers
he engaged boatman to row him 20
Gihriola Island, telling the latter he was
hunted and wanted 90 escape from bis
pursuors A storm coming up, the voy.
aye was not made, and Palmer then Of
fcred liycryman 500 to drive him out OF
town as far as possible While preparing
io leave Palmer was arrested. lie show
indications of insanity.
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A FATAL STAB.
A Youth Plunges Knife into the Body of
the Head tmploye.

New YORK, March lj-Christian
Weiss, head employe at Henry Drey-
poos butcher shop, IA Tenth avenue
was stabbed and fatally wounded this
afternoon by Patrick Mehan, aged four
teen. who was employed as a
store boy in the shop. Weiss
ordered Meban to clean the shop,
and cautioned him to do the work well
as he was often careless. Mehan picked
up a sharp knife, and, uttering an oath
aud an indecent epithet stabbed Weiss
Just below the heart. Mehan fed, bat
was captured this evening at the
house where servant-girl of his
acquaintance was employed. The girl
had concealed him In her bedroom.
He told the detective that Weiss had
bounded him and made life burden TO
him. John Babb, another employe in
the shop, who witnessed the stabbing,
denies Mehans story. Weiss is dying Of
internal hemoIhage.
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New ORLEANS. March 15-Charlotte
Clestin ,coloredl, aged S9, was found
dead on Il sidewalk in CarroltOn this
morning with bullet hole through her
heart There is no clue to the murderer.
The w0mau's sister, on learning of the
tragedy, was So overcome with grief that
sine attempted 10 drown herself, but was
rescued from the river.
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Dun d co.'s WEEKLY REVIEW.
The Past week freo from Exciting
events. ana the News Mostly Negative.

The Past week Free From Exciting
events. and the News Mostly Negative.
NEW YORK. March 1j.-R G.. Dun &
Co.'S weekly review Of trade will say
The past week has been free from eXcit-
ing events, and the news has been mostly
negative.
fhe new administration has not sud
denly disturbed finance ssand the consent
of Commissioner Walker 10 serve as the
executive of the Inter state Association
has not lifted prices of stocks. Business
is sfill comparatively quiet, but slowly
improving. and the. great strike of
wcay,rs 40 Fall River is no, ex-
prcted 10 last long enough TO
disturb trade. Wheat has fallen
four cents for the week with
sales of Sj. 600 coo bushels here; corn d
one cent lower and oats quarter Pork
products are unchanged. bnt cotton has
again advanced, though receipts continue
up 10 last year No change appears ia
coffee. and DUt fraction in oil, though
in the latter there was break and par
tial recovery. Except I'm wheat, the
speculative markets for products have
been comparatively quiet.
The reports from the interior this week
almost uniformly indicate some improve
moni in business. though the complaint
of slow collections is about as general
as before On the whole, while the i'm
proyomcnt in trade j. slow and narrow
ID is clearly helped 10y the failure OF
wheat and copper spcculatiOns, and by
the movement Of prices toward a lower
level For the week the decline IN
average prices of commodities has been
nearly half of one per cent, and since
March -, about three iourths Of one per
cent
The business failures during the last
seven days number for the United States
223. and for Canada 81, or a total of 26l
as compared with q total of PSI last
week and 232 the week previous to the
last
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.FIELDEN. sCHWAB AND NEEBE.
4 Motion TO Amend the Records Ia Their
Case Denied.

Case Denied.
OTTAWA, ILL, March l5.-The
Supreme DOurt to-day denied the motion
TO amend the record in the case Of
Fielden, Schwab and Neebe. Council
for the anarchists claimed that the
record was untrue in deciding
that the parties were in court
when the decision was rendered, ana
that the sentence of the court was. there
ore, illegal The court decides that the
Supreme Court is not a trial court of re-
view TO pass upon the record OF the court
below, aud discover what errors, if any,
exists Il would be preposterous to ex-
pect that prisoners should be brought
from distant Jail or penitentiary, TO be
present al decision in any case before
The court. The declaration, now come
the parties was but a mere foim of law
in this court, and could not be otherwise
construed
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DUyAL & NoRIoN,s cELEBRA-

DUYAL d NORTON'S CELEBRA-
~ TED III RSE TOXIC,
for Horses Nuics, Cattle. &c. cures scratches
IN dogs. warranted t. cure chicken aud hog
cholera Read what those who have used IL
have 10 say
gorge -. Smith. Atlees, Hanover county.
Va, says; Dusal NortOn's Horse Ionlc
Is the best tonic have even used
H. {. Alexander Old Church. Hanover
county, Va. says zoo much cannot he said In
praise Of Duval \ NOrtons Horse Tone.
John l.. Curtis. Warwick G. H.. Va: think
II almost indispensable 60 our RAISING hogs.
Jo-. T. Harrow, Warwick, c. H.. Va, says
IL is the best remedy | ever saw for chicken
Cholera "a dozens Ot my nelshOors viii te. tiiy.
T. +. Campbell. Managonick. King william
county. Va; had a valuable dog with
scratches which had give up 10 die; few
doses OF the Tonic made com"i-te cure.
Price. - and - cents 10 b q q. kor sale
by ali druggists. sample bot lo by mail Tor
sS csnts Ia stamps. I. p, REEVE 90,
Richmond. Va.
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Justice Matthews.

WARRINGTON, d. c.. March iJ-It is
reported that Justice Matthews will re-
sign from the Supreme bench, and that
Judge Gresham will be appointed his
successor before the present term Of the
court expires in May. The report, how
ever, cannot be verified on account OF
the present condition Of Mr.. Matthews
health
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TIE w Hlts.

Established January. 1924,
was absorbed hy The Daily
Eisl,c> December -. sss~.
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WASHINGTON, March lj.-There was
only one bid opened at the Navy Depart
ment to-day for the construction Of the
machinery OF the new cruiser, Maine,
building at New York. This was for
$13j000, offered by the QuintaFd Iron
Works, of New York.
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GAk kUEN SEED.
GARDEN SEED GARDEN SEED

We are just receiving our usual spring sup
plv OF FRESH and RELIABLE GARDEN
SEED, and invite all In want Of Garden See
OF the BEST QUALITY 10 give us a call
The growth OF our business ln this line during
the last twelve years evidences the superior
quality OF our seeds. and we promise our pa
irons in the future. as 10 the past, 70 exercise
the same care which has given our Seed their
deservingiy hish reputation with the public.
Country orders promptly filed. Al small
Seeds mailed free of charge. Large Seeds
cents per pound postage.
EP. REEVES Co.
Druggists and seedmen.
ID s-r ~ east Msrshaii street.
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ST. LOUIS, March i5.-The McCarty
Packing and Provision Company's build
ine az East 81. Louis was burned to-day
together with twO-stOry wooden hotel
The estimated loss is sac,
0)Ji partly Insured.
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The Son of His Father

WASHINGTON, d. c., March l5.-Rus-
sell Harrison Is said to be a candidate
for the United States Senate from the
new State OF Montana. lie will leave
for Montana as soon as all important
Montana appointments have been made.
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WuKEsBARRE, Pa, March ij-The
six miners entombed in the Black Da-
mond collery. at Shamokin, have been
rescued, safe and well, and there is now
as great rejoicing in the community as
before there was grief and apprehension.
The men were enabled to keep alive until
reached, because Of the fortunate fact
that the flow Of mir through the gang
way was not entirely cut Of a. 1t gener
ally Is in such cases.
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TnE HuGuESoTs used ,ar, horehound
and wild cherry for coughs and colds
and with good effect, and their descend
ants continue 10 use the same in DR.
Dayid's Cough Syrup of tar; horehound
and wild cherry
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PAINT.
.TULCAN FIRE PROOF PAINT. =

OF NLlf an Fire PROOF Pant and sotera vii H.
siyen on the Capitol Square, on Saturday ~ B.,
AT o'clocS. Railroad aud steamboat officials,
property Owenel Z. insurance men. and Other,
Interested ia "a ius property from fre are ln-
Gao bs obtained from
Mt PAIEA CO. General Agents,
llyg cast Cary street,
mrlS-f Richmond. Va
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Mr.. Harrison Witnesses the Performance
OF >adJy."

WAsHINGToY, d. C., March l5.-Mrs.
Harrison, accompanied by Charles
Saunders, Mrs. Russell Harrison. Mrs
Mckee, Miss Mckee and Mrs. Newcom.
ber, occupied box at Albaugh's Theatre
tonight and witnessed the performance
OF Nadjy' by the Casino company.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-16

Ny DENTIST SAYs: "Phenol Mouth
Wash is an excellent mouth cleanser, and
is 50 healthful to the gums; so have
just sent TO Owens il Minors for bot
te. II is only fifty cents SO says Miss
Debulant.
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FOREIGN NEWS.


BRTsToL, ESQ, March 15.-The Chi
cago team won its game against the All
Americas played here to-day by score
Of 10 10 3.
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DoS T waste money and time Oh
worthless things.
Do get a bottle OF DR.. David's cough
syrup and cure that cough.
Catarrh cured by Mrs Joe Persons
rnmelY
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BASE couN1EHFEITfK is he who would
RAIN OH upon customer any other ar
'icle Tor Dr. Dayid's Cough syrup, the
old reliable case.