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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-12
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Statistics show that there are 20000,OO0
dogs in the United States, Tat the sum Of
S2OO,OOOo0 IS required 70 support this army
Of hea lodgers, an amount Of money sum
cient TO keep in comfort 10000 families. Il
IS difficult 10 understand why there should be
an hundred worthless canhles tolerated O.
one dog worthy OF being mans companion.
The dogs that make night hideous, that bark
when they should be silent and that are voice
les when their bark might be Of service,
doqs that are miracles OF ugliness and hairy
epitomes OF all that Is vicious these are The
beasts that predominate and that should re.
ceiye the attention OF d modern dog Herod -
Pittsburg Bulletin
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Ihn Modern Magakine.

Quillpen-I understand, M Caitooun'I iS''l
that your house IS contemplating the issue o'
new magazinei
Mr. Calfbound-We have 50 announced
Ouillnen-What are 10 10 the principal
literary features Of the first NUMBER
Mr. Callbound-We haven't thOuSr' Any
,hing about that yet. The most iAPcFtah'
thing. Of course, is TO get tskirs design io'
the cover. .-Bus.iis.e.. s.y. rIu~
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-12
The Cigar Makers Union Receives Set
Back.

SI PAUL. Mss. March 1.-THE
Cigar makers Protective Union of tai-
city received decided setback to-day
in decision by the supreme Court re
rcrsing ly vote of three TO
Two. the order of the lower court.
10 is held that the device
placed on boxes of cigars made by the
union men indicates only that the cigars
lre made by some members OF one
of the unions. and is not legal
trademark The dissenters hold thai
the member. Of q union should have the
benefit of the superior reputation of il,
products in market. resulting from their
superior skill and the application of a
symbol by the members ON the articles
made by them indicates the origin of the
article
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-12

ALBANY. y Y, March ll-Charlc,
IL Hagan, under sentence OF two year,
and eight months at Dannemora, shoI
and killed himself this afternoon in the
Albany Jail The crime for which llagau
reciyed biz sentence last week was that
Il embezlling several hundred dollars
.wo~th OF iewclrv belonging TO Nelson
sorrs q Binghamton diamond dealer.
U4par was employed by him as a traye,-
inr salesman, and all Of the property was
anpropriated sud disposed Of in this
affy
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-12

Pre- Prominent Citizen Critically III
Police NcwS.


Especial to the Tines
PETERSBURG, Va, March Shortly
after midnight this morning the store
and residence of Mr. r.. :. Chandler
corner of Gill and Joncs street. was de-
-trovcd by fire, the origin of which is
altogether unaccOuniable. Mr.. Chandler
left Tie city last night and was absent
when his property was destroyed The
loss is probably covered hy the insurance,
which amounts 10 g 800
Mr. W. ID Barkley, fog many years y
tobacco manufacturer here. Is critically
ill and his life is almost dcspaircd of.
Mr. Barkley seemed 10 be quite well I'M
tii few days ago, when hc was at
lacked with a glandular affection which
his physicians have not been able 70
diagnose.
Captain W i Hinton has recovered q
valuable diamond ring which was stolen
from him hy laithless domestic. The
girl foolishly offered it for sale in one of
the icwolry stores of the city Robberies
of this kind have been frequent this
winter, and the Jail has been kept filled
with small thieves.
Hiram Banks who figured in a shoot
ing scape here ON Saturday night has
eluded The search of the police and
effected his escape lie left his victim,
Fred White. negro gambler the legacy
of two pistol wounds.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-12

Phianthropist doyouslyl--l am delighted
TO learn that You have promised your sicS
daughter so on the day she Is well enough te
90 out.
old Closefst-Yes, the doctor said she only
needed encouragement 49,.
THAT viii no doubt do her good. Fifty
dollars i, good deal Of money to h"r."
''Yes. and TO me, too, but It would COST
more than that 10 bury her. New fors
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-12

Thc DaiIS 'Eime> " Will,
a. soon a. praCtsCablc'
move ils CHiurC plant ana
office tO Tie first iiOor OF
fi,c large and COIGIn0iioti~
building No. 0Ol East Vain
street. recently 0cce?icd
-, WIN. MITCHELL - 90.
Having added largely q"
shc former outfit, 'hc
Daily Times - n0W pre-
pared 10 fulfill asi the re-
oms>stcv OF u live. progress
ssC new spaVcr.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-12

CfNciNNATI. March ll.-Judge Peck in
The Supreme Courl This morning decided
that the Judgment OF the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad for Sl,20OOOO is TO be a
first lien on The proceeds Of The sale OF
the Cincinnati, Washington and Balti-
more Railroad \ secree lor the sale OF
the road is now being prepared. The
decislon is 4 severe blow 10 the stock
10 lders of the latter road
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-12

READING. Penn, March ll.-BenJa-
min Walker, fireman, aged 2s years, ana
John Gilaner. couductor both OF Iama-
qua, were killed in railroad wreck AT
st. Nicholas. ON the Philadelphia and
Reading road yesterday The wreck
was caused by defective frog. -Four
teen cars were demolished The loss Is
estimated at $4,000 \ brakeman
whose name was not learned, had his
shoulder broken.
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GF0W1qI1edn,
c922iice8Co.
SILK FABRICS.

GrOCadcs are not Onis 'ss
GOOD form GOr spvissg. but
arcEss great demand. Many
scrt distinct and EioNCI de-
siss> Mc have just placed
upon oar counters. For
street. dinner a. evening
wear they seem equally in
vogue.
The attention 0f All ia-
dies who are interested in
sic art Of' good dressing -
especially and confidently
solicited.
ChOiCe ANA exclusive col
0uYsnes and combinations
~ifs bc show to-day.
~siic a'ranCaise. a.
- ~iciiian., Gre,>-
~ = = i Surahs are ia
..,..a.'., -. ,',., 80" -, V,4d. China
and snlia >;iI. ," W "a
anG curious pat, Iii
be a popular fad. ~
again. ia entire suits
@arn.suTc. ne worn up
thC streets.
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CWstao. March IA branch 0i the
ArbcitcrBund was organized at state
and Fifvirst streets yesterday after
noon jess Christensen entertained large
crowd with bis usual harangue against
capital. and reiterated his prophecy of an
impending social revolution and blood
.htd he also denounced the movement
for placing monument al the scene OF
The Uaymarket riot
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-12

FL PAso, TEX, March IA West
bound Texas and Pacific passenger train
Sas wrecked six miles east of ri Paso
his evening by running into an open
switch. The engine was hurled
lown ten-fo0t emhankmcnt.
ind The express, baggage, aad
trucks. tuned over and badly mashed
Two passenger coaches jumped the
rack, and were turned over ON their
sides The engineer and fireman were
painfully hurt by jumping. With the
exception OF few -prains. no one else
was hurt
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-12
JAKE klLRAIN
TO SAIL TOMORROW FOR LIVER
POOL.
SORRY HECANNOTGE GET TIER
WHACK AT SULLIVAN.
AN ORDER FROM THE INTER STATE
COMMERCE COMMISSION.
Publicity to be Given to Advances In Rates.
Fares, and Charges Latest TeIe
graphic News from All Parts
of the Country.

BALTIMORE, Nh, March 11-Jake
KiIrain left for New York tonight.
whence he will sail Wednesday for
Liverpool. Before leaving Kilrain said
he did not believe Sullivan had any in
tention Of fighting him. For this he
was very sorry, as he believes that as
sure as the sun shines he could knock
Sullivan ont
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-12

Princes, nukc-. Marguisos EarIs, Baronot,
and Barons Who Have Become Artists.
Journalists. Dentists. Riding Teacher,
and Day Iabo,er-.
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NEW HAVEN, CoNN, March 11.-John
l.. Sullivan arrived here from Bridge
port this evening, and is alternating be
tween the Globe and City Hotel bar
rooms, and is having lively time \
number of Yale boys are assisting in his
entertainment The police are de-
termined to arrest Sullivan on the first
sign OF violence ~ his part
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I.trwooD N D., March ll.-Cliiion
Hall. one of The largest hotels here was
burned to the ground al an early hour
tti. morning AN the guests escaped
without injury except Dr I. Wallace, OF
PHILADELPHIA, who jumped from "a
window and broke DIS leg The loss by
The fine is estimated at So 600 partial
framraI
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-12
Proposiuon 10 Complete the Panama
Canal

NEW YoRE, March ll-Dispatches re-
ce'yed to-day from Piitsburg stated that
proposition had been made TO the
Tehauniepec Ship CaQal Company 10
complete The Panama csnal; also that "a
meeting with representatives OF the
Canal Company would be held this
week. The latter representatives state,
however that there is no truth in The
dispatches
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-12
PRICE. TWO CENTS


Very Varied are the Vagarcs Volunteered by Ven.
turesOmc Vendors Of OVcrCOats for Vcrna1 Nesture
In Vile VernacuIar Various Very nVidOus inv cCtves
inv Oke the Vcrdent 10 Venture OR investments OF
Very Equiv OCaI Value.
Oar inNincibIc NcraCity NiVidI! Vents Virtue in
VOuChing that our SV OVcrCOats are in Vulnerable.
All the foregoing vs. meant 10 impress upon
the reader that new $500 Spring OvcrCOats are
unquestiOnably the BEST VALUE seen, and
that IL making II very broad assertion
we content ourselves b. saying that they are dead
bargains. All the rest leave 10 the unerrims
.agaCs, o. thc great
AMERICAN BARGAIN HUNTER.
They come in two shades--brOwn and dark
gray. Ehes strictly ali-w0Oi and will hold color
Sizes from 81 TO AZ breast measure.
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CnNNI..InvEn's Orrlrr.

RICHMOND. Va. February L.. lssg.
All parties Interested ln the decree from
which the foregoing are extracts. are notified
0f March. -" ut II o'clock 4 w., H- the
time and nos Office. 80. % .<lHier'- Building,
1s the place ior taking tine accounts directed
uy laid decree. ana all creditors of NicbOlas
Fisher. deceased. and Nuucftc Fisher de
ceased. are warned Go appear a. SAID time
an1 place aud prove their claims.
Glfsn o. under my hand a. commissiOner Of
The Chlncery 'DurI 90 fhe city Ot Richmond,
the day and year INST above written.
d. b. Y. DANIEL. iOm'r.
EDGAR ALLAN s. }. SAMUEL PARRISH. q.
a. lgiuiw
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Not Married To Freddie.

NEW YORK. March 1.-THE Erening
Pgst SAYS that an intimate friend of Mrs
Laugtry characterizes the story that she
and Nj Gebhard were married last
TUESDAY as false She SAYS that Mrs.
Lan.try has no, been divorced from Mr..
Langtry.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-12
DANYlLLE.'

seven Hundred COiored Laborers Strike
for Higher Wage.
Special to the TINES
DANyILE. VA. March ll.-SiX on
seven hundred colorcd lalorers. cm-
ployed hv the Danyillc Construction
company. building the Atlantic and
Daufille Railroad. struck for an increase
of wages from 81 per day 20 II %. The
company -eitoacccde, and the hands
are gradually dropping back to work
Willie r Elliott, of This city. cadet ai
lNmcrs school. Oxford. y. g., died AZ
oxford saturday morning OF pneu-
m0nia. and was buried here to-day
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!, NNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE

4 NNCAL STATEMENT FOR THE
y FISCAL YEAR ENDING THE Usr
DAY OF DECt MBEk. lsss. OF THE Ac-
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. ORGAN
lItD UNDER THE LAWS OF THE STATE
OF NEW YORK. MADE To THE AUDITOR
OF PUBLIC tCot Is fOR THE COW
MONNlALlU OF VIRGINIA. PI hSUANI
no THE CODE OF VIRGINIA. CHAPTER
53. SECTIONS l,s0 AND 1888. REGU LATINO
THE REPORTS OF INSURANCE COMPA-
MES
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surgeon General Hamilton on Tour OF
Inspection.

NEW ORPHANS, March ll.-Surgeon-
General Hamilton and anumber Of quar-
intne officers of various States arrived
Aere to-day on revenue cutter from an
Inspection of qarantine stations. They are
much pleased with the result of the nip.
10 is now almost certain that Or Holt,
.ystem OF disinfeciion and fumigatiOn
sill be introduced throughout thu
country.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-12

CoU0ns AND COLDS Those who are
suffering from coughs, colds, sorethroaI
&c, should try BRowSs BRONCHIAL
TRcsaEs. Sold only ia betes.
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J. ". MCLEAN. President.
II. Y. MEMPLE, secretary.
Sworn ~ IN the City OF brooklyn before
WIN. y. stebbn-, Notary Public Of kinss
county by j. VI. Mclean. President. and
Faufy Y. Wempie, Secretary.
J PLEAsANrs. GENERAL AGENT.
" b. LlGHlIOOI. SPECIAL AGESr.
Fij l. Main street Richmond Va.
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ConniISsroNEss NOTICE
~ THE CUANCERY COURT OF
L THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
Younger Loving aud wife. .......... Plaintiff

against
Charles 7. Watkins. August Engclklng lin his
own right aud Us cNecutOrOf NOnette Fisher
deccu-caI. dul Louisa EnZelklug his wife,
lgnaI Aiuner. a. Louis Aigner lin hts own
right and a. executor OF NiChOlIs lishor.
deccasclI, August Aigncr. Charlie Wagner
amt Rosa. hls wife. who WIS formerly kO,a
Aigncr Rudolph Aigner, Louis Aigner and
Mamie Airuer ............ ..-.-.-- defendants.
E5r0rf5 fou ~ d-clr m0fs m mis- cause On
me liM dqD ~ febrnHly. lssl
"lhe Court doth adiudge, order
and decree that this cause bc referred 10 one
or the commissioners 40 this court rOr the fol
lowing accounts and enquiries"
-. An account showing what debts are due
ana owing from tle sand Ni.nOa, Fisher.
deceased. and their priOuues. ID my" .
d. An account showing what debts IN any.
are now due aui owing from the tesitflN.
Nonette Fisher. deceased. Or her estate, and
their lriuntin-. u any
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VOL, III-NU NJ BER 9Ol
TuE RNEE.Y TINE,S.

Published every das sn the
YEAR. and the OssIv N0nda!
morning dali, issued iii
Nil.r.nia.
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n.,nnlcani chn,ing soap

Is the most perfect soap ever made. oenu
two cents for sample to Colgate x Co.
So John street, New York.
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For scroinla, and all blood diseases,
use Mrs Joe Persons remedy see
another column.
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4 LADY DESIRES EMPLOY MENT;
y viii 90 "a. Companion 10 a Lady; assist in
light household dulles mot menial. Is willing
tD make herself useful 100 q hOspitablo home
Reference exchanged. Address Miss A. H.,
care llitOr 0t the TIMES. mnl2 IT,
WANTED EAST GRACE
" Clay. 0r Leigh streets. furnished room
for light housekeeping inr lady ami two child
rom. Address. stating rent. &c "f,' caro- OF
the DAILY IINf- mh5 30
NNANTED-IO RENT \ HOUSE,
W centrally located. with six on eight
rooms. Address. stating location aud price
per year y. y T.. TIMES office. tt2stf
WANTED two GENTLEMEN
W bOar'ers lOrR nice room. glOI locality
and convenient 10 business and al the places
0t amusement. Address Y, care DAILY
TIMES. ia3Jff
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Dos waste money and time on
worthless things
Do get a bottle of DR.. Dsyid's cough
syrup and cure that cough.
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TsfE WHI(.,

FsiabIi>llcd January. ss1 }.
vas b.Orbcd ny The baiil
V,nc- DeCCHshCv -. Es~s.
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OPPOSITE POSTOCFTCE.
INSURANCE

Published hy Authority of the Auditor OF
Public Accounts OF the Commonwealth "
Virginia.
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-02-27

Leghorns lay more eggs than any other
variety of fowls; so says Felch. the patri-
arch of poultry in America. He also
claims that the white Leghorn will lay
larger eggs than other varieties of Leg
horns. He commends as an excellent
cross for practical purposes meat and
eggs-a white Leghorn cockerel on light
Brahma hens. A correspondent in South
ern Fancier says:
The best hen egg | have ever seen or
tasted is that of the light Brahma hen,
laid in her second year. This egg is dark
colored, rich favored, large sized, thick
shelled. ropy white, and heavy. rich
yolk. In size, weight and quality, the
Brahma egg more than makes up for loss
of number as compared with the Leg
horn. Mr. Felch says the egg of this
cross white Leghorn 'and light Brahma
lis large, rich and dark colored. and
strong she'll For all practical purposes
eggs for eating or shipping, or meat
for eating-I can commend this cross to
farmers who wish to cross with two va
rieties of pure-bred fowls.
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-02-27
Helen Williams, of Hammonton, N. j.,
a lady who has made success OF
poultry raising.
Incubators.

Many parties who are contemplating
the use of an incubator the coming season
are looking at the different makes and
making inquiry as to their merits. The
matter OF selecting one should be care
fully considered. No doubt there are many
machines in the market which do excel
lent work; there are others which are per-
fectly useless, and simply 'catch-pennies.' y
First consider how much time you have
to devote to one, and don't be deluded
into buying an incubator that the inven-
tor claims needs little or no attention,
can be operated by a child, or Gift has q
self-regulator) will run for twenty-four
hours without varying degree. We do
not believe such a one is in existence. In
our experience sel-regulating incubators
are less laborious than hot-water ones,
yet the anxiety attending them is SO
much greater that we give preference to
the latter every time-Rural World.
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-02-27
Oyster Shells and Broken Crockery
for Chickens.

In the AGRICULTURIsT of January I'd
Mr.. Mann is rather censuring the edi-
tor for not correcting little errors in arti-
cles for publication when they are mis-
leading, and refers to a communication
on feeding oyster shells, and says, "Evi-
IDENTIFY the writer means to have broken
crockery take the place of oyster shells in
furnishing lme."' In that, Mr.. Mann,
you are entirely mistaken, for we do not
feed shells for the lime they contain. The
oyster shell theory is exploded long ago.
We are living in an age OF progression.
If we feed shells at all tits solely for grind
ing material; crockery or even glass is
better-any thing that is sharp. The
fowls use these hard substances to cutthe
hard grain and not grind it, as we usually
say. The grain and other food furnishes
them an abundance of lime, twice as much
as they need for the egg-shell. Herein Flor
ida we must furnish asubstitute for gravel,
for herein lies the cause of failure inmany
a yard. The hens not only refuse to lay,
but all are troubled with indigestion, and
from that other diseases of a more serious
character get foothold. We have just
received new mill for grinding shells and
bone; it works by lever power and will do
more and better work than those that
work by crank, and costs half less.
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-02-27
Food for Chicks.

Under this head we are going to give
our readers chapter from an experience
of two seasons with incubator chicks, and
if followed to the letter, they will succeed
in raising q larger per cent. OF their early
brood than they have ever done before.
hours; then place before them pin-head
oat meal, and as soon as they require
food they will help themselves; give fresh
water, with the chill taken off, in vessels
that all can drink out of without getting
wet The third day feed stale bread
crumbs, slightly moistened and busted
with black pepper; cracker crumbs will
answer as we'll The fourth day make a
cake of the following: Three quarts OF
chop-feed Goats and corn groundD, one
quart OF wheat bran, one tea-cup Of
ground meat, threetablespoonfuls OF vim
egar, one tablespoonful of baking soda;
wet with cold water, or milk is better,
but do not get it too wet. Bake in a slow
oven for two hours; when nearly cold
crumble finely and feed; if not too wet, it
crumbles easily, unless it is the top crust,
which can befed to the older ones. Con-
tinue this feed for week and add two
tablespoonfuls OF chopped onions or cab
bage once each day feed every two hours
the first week. At the end of ten days
feed four times a day the following: Five
quarts OF corn, oats and wheat ground
(the three ingredients making five quarts),
one quart Of wheat bran, one quart OF
ground meat, one pint OF bone meal; the
whole mess scalded and allowed to stand
one hour to swell .(Or scald about one
pint for one hundred chicks.) Keep be-
fore them, in tin cans, ground meat,
oyster shells, charcoal and coarse ground
bone. With this system of feeding you
can make them average two pounds each
at eight weeks old, when they will sell as
broilers for $6 to SO per dozen to any
of our first-class hotels. This is what we
have practiced for two years, or nearly
the same routine. The above is partly
copied from a little book issued by Miss
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-02-27

To whom all correspondence in regard to this
department should be addressed.
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-02-27
BEES AND POULTRY.
EDITED BY E. W. AMsDEN,
.ORAfOND,

oRMoND, FLORIDA.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-07-08
1t Puzzled tho Dentist.

'1t's mystery to me-" said dom
tist of large practice recently, ''thnt q
woman will make up her face to como
TO dentists chair. Yet many OF
them do. Hardly day passes that l
don't have some women in hero rouged.
powdered and pencied to the last de-
gree. You would think they would
hardly caro- to faco tho strong, cruel
light which I employ in my work, or
my own close, If ifinvoluntary, scrutiny,
but they don't seem to mind either
Only yesterday worked for three
hours over woman whose lips wero
SO besmudged with some vermillion
paste that it camo off generously with
overy use Of tho syringe to wash out
her mouth. Tho powder on her face
busted my coat sleeve with evosy mo-
tion, almost, and l discovered, before
/ was through with her, that even tho
veins on her temples owed their del
icate blue look to some outside influ.
ence."--N. Y, Sun.