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Danrng Ara0emifs

A LKxANDER MACGREGoR's 1os wEsT SSrh-sI'
"A Private Lessons and Glasses In Dancing dauy
NendRlssohn Hall 70 let for private entertainments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-13

TAPAN-CHINA. -,,,,.,.,,
u OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL.
Steamers leave San Francisco D. follows:
pFI q C...... o.. 90. liurlay, Nav %.
ARABIC - uSsslD yuAN -
superbly Appoinud -Superot Accompanying. 49,,
cabin plans and $3.50 Broadway, New York or
Room "a, Railroad Building San FRANCISCO.
LELAND STANFORD President
A pn
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Ocean Steamers.

A NcHok LINE. Y. s. v Mail Steamships
IS. CITY OF ROME We'd May 70 June ,t z9' JUN 49,
fourth Wednesday thefcaHIosL..
Balloon ISsssge, AGO and upward second class soo
GLASGOW, VIA LoNDoNDEtHfHaasco vsa
From Piar Al, North River. foot OF LoFoys$
EthOpa May lS ga - burneisaa. g. .. H.
Ea!@s or g 11sssSSe - 70 LIVERPOOL:
Cabin 40 and AGO Second class ESQ. Steerags 81
TrsyserS CrcufAf Letters Of Credit ana DrI" '0i ALI
~'@'S syoount Ieajed at lowest current reWA - -
urSnrpSn% piRoTHERS Bowling Green. r. Z.
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NJ LW- lORk AND CUBA MAIL %. NUM-
~ PANY FOR CUBA AND MEXICO.
From Piers 10 and IT, L. r., every Wedno day and Sat
urday a. p M Tor Havana and MstanfaA Gardens sld
Segua, and tor Havana and Mexican ports -
Saratoga Havana and Mexican Ports Wed. nav 10.
c. OF Atlanta Havana and Sagua Nht NAY -
NLagaTa Havana and Mexican Ports .... Wed. May %
For Nassau, Santiago De Cuba and CtenfucsOA
S. SANTIAGO 1huTHi9Y, June o.
For particulars, freight Or passage: apply =,
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CHARLESION. 5; "a ihe o9Hth STH Pug
FERNANDINA, FLA, AND WILMlNGTON, " O..
THE CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
From Pier ~, T. u. (fuUt k0otryeit--Ll at 2. m
CHEROKEE, Chsrleston and yackSonV TuoS, May j.
IKOOUOIS, Charleston and Jackson no. IN. May u
YEMASSEE, Wilmington and F"rtsndlnA Sat May ~
hrstClass passenger aorOmmD
insurance under open policy effected atone arm Of
cent WM l. CblD a. ,,,p'L "'1 y; nhV',l'
r G. Eyer G.. +. A. G. s. y. & =. Line. $40 BwyE Y.
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Jnsirnrtlon

For Young Ladies-City.
a Rr LECTURES FOR LADIES-Rev, Df. Gardners
"A school for girls COT 6fhave. Mira Gardner author
Of History in Rhyme. Lady teaeher "ehSeo neAe year
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Il LINES FOR CALLE0ENiA, JAPAhs GhiNXico
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND NEAlCO
From New YORK, pier foot Il CansLst, y. X
For SaD Francisco via the 1sthuus % Panama
COLON sails Monday May %
San FrancitCO LIST and BTaEnAn sta.
For China and Japan.
CITY OF EEW.YORK sails Saturday May Is. N.
For height passage and general information apply
eompany's once on the pier. foot Of Canslst. y. r.
NN-F~1' " BUILAY, SuperinSnienG
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PROSPECT HOUSE,

family ho,o Ibu Mohawk luynr Thu drNr> arr. lraG
vailed extending tAf. the most pittuft-4
,.nt"u a The MuhaNa Nuur7 The liver affords cNreIr
facilities for boating and nsrg Cuisine uH"1 eilrd b.
ig suli direct from The urlyhhUTng farms frrsh nj!
fruit yrgytAbes &C. in abundance Iair- - . FlU -
wurk Si-cal accommodations AMI fatcs Tor tales drS
thuuEhuU The sumner Dor further pauI'
lars address MOHAWK. Tribune Hflco
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31

rCHF BooK OF oPENALR spoRISS aStSorIty ON on
pages, atr en,' ssuents Rules Tor sailing swiin
m hs plsyine shooting horseback riding Ss. No "
I'LL Al ncf copy, Published BY Ihn IrpunI ,he nress
aiming and universally complmsnsea W Inc p''
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5apiuss Banks.
EMICRAMT
INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS BANK
5ICHAMBERS ST., NEW-YORK.

New-York December 3lst, 1889
DTVIDESD-Tbe Trustees iOf this Bank have Ordefed
that Interest be paid deposors entitled thereto for the
x months date at the rate 0f Ihfee ara one
Half per cent per all sums up TO he limit OF
Three Thousand Dollars $1,000.
Interest will be credited undOr date OF January 1st ana
will be payabc on and after Monday, January 2o, 1880
HENRY l.. HOGuEI, President
DAVID LEDWITH Comptroller.
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piuioen0 Notices.
A TCHISON, TOPEKA AND SANTA FE
RAILROAD COMPANY.

A TCHIsoN, TOPEKA AND SANTA FE
RAILROAD COMPANY.
THE INTEREST DUE JAN. /. 1890. on THE GEN.
ERAL MORTGAGE FOUR PER CENT GOLD BONDS
OF THE ATCHIsoY, TOPEKA AND SANTA FE
RAILROAD COMPANY
will be paid on and that das by the UNION TRUST
COMPANY OF NEW-YOIK. at their cnices, 73 Broad
way. Ncw-York. and Room o. No. 95 Mlk-st., Boston
and at the ofce Of Barring BROTHERS COMPANY
London.
The payments OF interest VIII be made only upon the
CERTIFICATES OF the UNION TRUST COMPANY
which cover the old issues OF bonds deposited as below
upon presentation Of such certificates at either OF above
Offices.
ATCHIsoY. TOPEKA & SANTA FE 1st rs.
ATCHIsoN, TOPEKA & SANTA FE IN CHICAGO 5s.
ATCHISON, TOPEKA & SANTA FE TRUST IS, lou'
ATCHIsON. TOPEKA SANTA FE COLL 5s, 1887.
ATCHIsON, TOPEKA & SANTA FE PLAIN 5s l9-o'
| CALIFORNIA SOUTHERN 1st o..
| CHICAGO SANTA FE CAL. lst 5s.
! CHICAGO KANSAS & WESTERN 1st IS.
! GULF, COLORADO G. SANTA FE 1st IS.
KANSAS CITY. TOPEKA WEST. 1st IS.
! KANSAS CITY, TOPEKA WEST lNCoMEA
| KINGMAN, PRATT & WESTERN 1st Gs.
! KANSAS CITY, EMPORIA & 50. 1st IS
| LEAVENWoRTH, TOPEKA S. W IS.
PUEBLO & ARKANSAS VALLEY 1st rs.
| SOUTHERN KANSAS WESTERN rs.
| SONORA 1st Is.
! SUMNER COUNTY 1st.
| SOUTHERN KANSAS G. d. SIS.
| SOUTHERN KANSAS T. d. 5s.
| WICHITA & sOUTIIwESTERN 1st Is.
| WICHITA & WESTERN Ist Gs.
To facilitate the work. the Union Trust Company will on
and Friday morning 81 accept certificates LETT
at their Offices and Ncw.York, giving temporary
receipt same and returning original certificates with
| checks for interest on and after Jan. /.
UNION TRUST COMPANY OF NEw.YoRK,
TRUSTEE
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financial.
OFFICE OF THE
Atehison, Topeka g. Santa Fs
RAILROAD COMPANY.

Boston, Dec. II, 1882
At, meeting Of the Board Directors held this day.
The following preamble and resolution UNANIMOUSLY
adopted
WHEREAS It IS onicialy reported to the Board that
denos OF bonds under the Reorganization Plan aggregate
in Europe $50 sis 700 and IN America sos 547oeo or in
all $50 7eo and also decisive majority Of each
and every one of the hiry.six OF bonds Of dc'
Atehson System has been deposited and therefore, all
rights OF holders to make deposits have virtually ceased
NEVERTHELESS. 1t being the desire Oh the Board
To prevent Injustice and hardship TO distant and absent
holders who have either become acquainted with the
plan or through circumstances were unable 10 avail
themselves Of It, It is therefore
VOTED That the Chairman be authorized 10 receive In
his discretion bonds deposit under the Plan up to and
including the thlrynrst day Of December. 1889 under the
conditions heretofore announced
By order OF the Board OF Directors.
GEORGE c. MAGOUN Chairman.
Referring 10 deposits OF Bonds nfter day
shouId be rendered at Offices of
KIDDER, PEABODY & CO..
113 Devobshire-st, Boston.
UNION TRUST COMPANY.
73 Broadway, New.York.
BARING BROTHERS d COMPANY,
Bishopsgate- within, London, 4. G..
crpc1,rAR ss OF THE PLAN OF REoRGANIZA.
TIoN MAILED UPON APPLICATION TO AEoVE
OR TO -
J. w. REINHART.
4tb Vice. President.
Y5 Milk Street, Boston.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-31

NINTH NATIONAL BANK,
NEW-NORb, Dec. 20, 1889.
4 DIVIDEND OF Three and One Half 6 1-2)
~ per cent upon the capital stock Of this bank has
been declared PAYABLE aid after January 2, 1900 -
The Transfer Books viii be closed from December -3
1850 10 January 2 1900. II. u. MARIO, Cashier.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-22

,,fcsenied al the Richmond Theatre, th''
was sufficient 10 attract attention. anu w
interest il created caused me h"u7' ~,
filled last night. even io the peanut e'l''N .
The prologue opened ~ usual WIN ln'
always 10 be- seen servant. du-''' !" n""''
hanging away lightly on the lurh''ui''
until The ..\h. here he comes, announces
tbe apuporancn of some one else, ana then
ends with the old fashioned chestnut dealh
scene. ....
Then the play opened, and expectation
,,as on fip-fop. and the first act went of
very smoothly, the spectacular effect being
who'll, satisfactory.
I'm the second act the appearance Of the
nogro's head and the African sea-cOasi ri
sunrise WAS very pretty. good deal of
yiinpowder j. clrplessly burned in this act.
and there j. quite popping Of firearms.
I'm vet the third the mysterious woman
Ayt-hl '~hf"- plays divers remarkable
wizard tricks and stage rants To the delight
If the gallery gods.
Act fourth take, sometime 10 Kill | ,tanc,
who has incurred the cnmi,y Of ">he' 10y
marrying Leo Nincey. q tail gentleman.
very much resembling a Frgnklin county
farmer.
I'm act Gfih ">he" lodges behind e tank oi
lire and comes back "a .hriSelcd mummy.
and draws herself into - small compass a.
possible. Nbereup0n Leo. who. IN eNpecia-
ton Of such a circumstance. had thought
filly held 0H 90 her veil. delicliely spreads
il over her. and the play j. ended.
u WAS mot exactly" Rider llaggard' :
'~hc." but every near it," M least near
enough 10 please every one by the me
scenic effect presented.
The play VIII De- repeated tonight.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-22

the person Of =. Lewis and was given four
months in jail.
Floyd jackson and George Ford tboth
colCrcdl were arrested on search warrant
charging them with stealing pitchers. gob-
lets. plates. forks. knives, spoons. lard. Ne,
from Mrs. i. Il. Rahancau. Flo,d jackson
was employed M Hahancau's restaurant
two months ago. and from that time Mr.
Rabancau. who runs the establishment for
his wife. had been missing articles from the
restaurant sunday morning he Was
caught stealing a lot of lard.
lloyd Jackson also ran cook-sh"p AT
No. . south Seventeenth street. and George
ford kept IL while jackson was working ~
Rahancau's restaurant. jackson would
steal what he needed from the restaurant
and Ford would come after il. and The cook
shop was therefore run nj Rahaneau's cN-
pcnsc. jackson was given four months IN
ial and Ford two months.
William II. johnson tcolored), charged
with strikin. Emcline Gary, was find $40
aud COSTS.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-22
POLICE COURT
a Chinese Row and Ofhcr Gases.

Fifteen persons were taken 90 jail Nosier
day from the Police Court; some sentence,
10 that prison and others going hccau-.
they did not have money with which 10 pa,
their lines.
Among the eases tried were the following
Him lee Lung Wing, l.. lunging and l.
Lung were charged With being disorder,
and lighting in the house sof sam Quon-
thong who runs laundry on Eighth street
near Broad. l.. Lung wa~ also charged
with carrying concealed weapons, to-Nit.
A dirk knife. and sam Qu0ng 'hong Wa-
charged with keeping a diSorderiy house
This di>ordcrly conduct happened en sun
day night. There was present fifteen OF
twenty cclcsiials. while moi brought 0ul ina
4, evidence. The belief il that they were all en-
gagged IN the Chinese gambling game of
''iang-tang.r and that the gambling was ihe
cause al the disorder. Him Lee Lung Ning
and J.. Lunging were each fined - and
COSTS for disOrdcrly conduct. l.. lung was
fined so and costs for carrying concealed
weapons and his dirk knife confiscaied. and
Sam Quon2 thOng WAS discharged.
Charles Thompson lcolorcdl. charged
with being disOrdcrly on The public street.
was fined s. and costs
William smith (colorcd). gambling. was
. fined $50 aud costs.
n Henry Hunter (colOrcd) was fined s. and
osts lVi "lhg ueofu'fIl ana rrt1ilug q
disturbance ~ Mozart Academy lasi >aiur-
ala, night at the Lamb meeting.
Edward johnson (cOlOrcdy. was fined 500
and costs for carrying pistol concealed.
Paul ~. Clair. charged with a>saultin.,
Annie Ford with brick wa, fined s. and
costs.
Thomas Harris fcoiOrcdb. CHARGED with
heating sarah stewart on the street. vas l
fined $40 and costs.
l.. II. Lesshc,ien. fighting and creating a |
fl fictchcr's house aud on the |
street, was fined 81 and costs.
julia Ann Fry fcolored) stole $40 from
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-22
THE TURF.
Results and Entries for the Racing NJ the
New Jersey Jockey Club.

| Results and Entries for the Racing nj Thu
New Jersey Jockey Club.
First race. ihrcc-fourihs of a mile-~wif
first. oracksman second, Facial Il. Third
/ iimc 49,.
second race. one and onc-siNteenih miles
lIuntr-,s first. I.archmont second. Dcfaultcl
third. Time i:ji.
Third race. ihrce-fourihs OF a mile Robes
pierre iir~f. Cortland second Ocypcte third
Time 20
Fourth race one and onc-cighth miles
i. \. Il. first. Lonely second. Ta,iston third
Time 2:oi.
Finh race. five and onc-half furlongs
Hop. lilly. trei. Tacitus second. taspaI
third. Time l:ii.
sixth -~icphanic first. Brown Char
les second. Glendale third. Time l:jii..
rNrEir> FOR TO-DNN's RACING AT ELIZA
Brrn. N.J.:
First race. one mile Reporter. rs;
Zephyr rus. liS: lleydey. ll3; >am WOOD. III;
Craftsman. ll3: ;aviston. III; Tipstaf.
ll3: fhcod0>ius, ~; Il. John, l22; LaNina
Bell. NO.
second race. one and 0nc-sixtccnth miles
Gus GRAY. ll3: Hyperion. ll5; Ilariz-
burg. il3: Burnside. ll3: Woodhurn. llS;
NictriN. ll9: The Belle. no.
Third race thrt c-f0Hrth> of q milc-t ivil
service. IFS: llcathcrton. lis; ~ir John. MS;
Li~imony. rs: 1alia blackburn. 10
Fourth race. one and onc-siNtccnth Of a
milo Little Miuch, iiG; King crab. rs:
pcfaulier lt; CasiaWay H., Jos: Come
mara. -: Pelham, -.
Fifth race thrce-fourihs Of a mile Glory.
fii: NcIidcn. mt; Mauoia. ii4; Vivid. III:
Belle Dor, ll9: Pearl sci. -.
SIKH race. fhrce-iourihs of mile. sell
iue-Iiiilc Barefoot. los: Village Maid. lW:
II. Mary. ne: Ncwburg. 100; Arab. go, :
Puzzle, lr9; Vivid. iU; i;ichelicu. ll5:
Mute. H.; Lotion. ll2.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-22
LOCAL NOTES.

Mr.. john ". Volt. of the Fredericksburg.
Free lance. /, I'm tine city.
Cardinal Gibbons and Rev. REYNOLDS 60
wariin called on the Governor Yesterday.
/ Granville &. and Jane, VI. NalcRtin,
have gone out ON Western business trip.
Rev. DR.. \. l.. Dickinson has returned
from the West virginia Baptist Con' ention
The attention of the Hastings Court yes
terday Was occupied with civil business
only.
Rev. Edmond Wall. Of Man, land. read the
service and preached IN II. James Church
sunday.
Rev. Dr. !. !. I.anerty i announced for a
lecture 40 \enablo-~frcei Baptist Church
neNt week.
Ec,. E,crand Meade. the evangelist Of
ihe diocese. OBLIGATED morning and evening
al Monumental Aurch last sunday.
Mrs. Nciric Cordlc. widow Of the Ia G
David =. 'ordle. died last night al her res.
dencc. NO. 10 north Fourth street.
Mr. sun Ellis. business manager Of tie
Met Ollm Opera Troupe. which sings here
next week. Wa~ in the city Yesterday.
s very large audience attended the No
TART music0i> last evening, and the line
programme was very acceptdbll rendered.
Rev. John Il. Mason. rector Of -. Georges
Church. Fredericksburg. preached both
morning and night "a all saint, Church last
sunday
Maj" William II Anderson. OF Louisa.
formerly ofthc old First Virginia. j. on a
visit 10 friends in Richmond and Manche~-
Ter.
The board Of director, 81 ihe Methodist
sunday school society met SUNDAY evening
at hroad-~trcet Church and elected officers
for the ensuing year.
The many fricni- Of Mis-, Lizzie Kelly.
daughter ot Mr. and Mr-. William II. Kelly.
viii doubtless be- pleased 10 learn of her re-
coNery from a recent severe attack Of ~
phuid fever
one hundred and ciehiy-fyc extracts oil
judgments obtained in the Civ Circuit
court IN favor Of The Commonwealth in
coupon eases. were dockctcd Yesterday in
Ga" 'hancery clerks Office.
\ concert wifi bee gi,cn Tonight at the
lhird->irrci Methodist Church for the bcnc- |
tt Of the Coiored Young Mems Christian
Association. \ similar concert was given
last night AZ tinh-,trcet Baptist Church.
The annual reunion Of ~ Compan, |
Association will be- held AT SANGER Hall |
TINS evening from To - O'Clock. There
viii bee an election of officers. and every |
member l. requested to be- present.
The prummcr-' Democratic club viii hold |
their regular weekly meeting hi, cyenngat
O'Clock al their club room. No. - north
Ninth street. and all commercial traveller.
are respectfully invited 10 be present.
Mr.. William Foster of atlanta. formerly
# Manchester j. in the city. he will be-
married 10 Mis-, Dora Hall. Of south Laurel
treet. tomorrow afternoon. The marriage
will Dee quiet and after the ceremony Mr..
mi Mr.. Ln.tDr Vii LDnAl IN III. >nnth [
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-22

The fall term of the Circuit Court began
yesterday judge Wexford presiding.
The only matter heard Of any interest wa.
the lollowiugs
some Time ago Mr.. James j. Green. q
wcll-knoWn lawyer. received injuries in a
wreck ~ the Virginia Midland Railroad
which laid him mp for life. lie sued the
Richmond and DanNillc Railroad and got
Judgment Tor Sl2.ooO. Not getting his money.
tHe plaintin. 10y counsel. levied on one loco
motive and several freight csrs. Ia order
90 release the locomotive and cars the rail
road company gave bond for the full amount
of Sl2.OOO and the costs. &C.. making the
total Si5el5..'. with Mr.. James u. Pace rs
security.
Yesterday Judge Wexford gave judgment
in favor of Mr.. James Il. Green aeainsi Mr..
James T.. Pace for the fall amount of si3.-
Ol5.-.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-22

The funeral Of the late Frederick From
m'r took place sunday AT 2:3O o'clock L. VI.
from II. John. Geunan lutheran Church.
The sacred cdiiicc wa, filed with mourning
friends. Impressive service. were conduct
cd by Rev. Nr. Wcnzcl: the intermcnt was
made al Hollywood. The active pall-bcar-
ers were: Mcssrs. +. Il. Fairlamb. ". \.
WYATT. Il. Brauer. VI. liricl. ". IIozappcl.
William koss. I. Ncurath and 4. l'nkcl.
The honorary pall-hearcrs consisted of:
Me-srs. W. \. Lambert. Joseph kirsch.
George 1ohicn. Fred Drummer. Jacob Wolf
y. t-sis. Joseph ~choch and Charles Well
Nr. frommer was one of the oldest butch
err IN the New Market. He was born at
Balliscny, Germany. september -. l>2G.
and came to Richmond in 49,.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-22
reformation FOR THE PEOPLE.

nil,dv constitute great essential factor ID de'e'on-
M Insurance and are really the foundation OF every
thing that renders SEMloNrINh idNiHD ' ~
poricrs either desirable profitable ,,r,
While the premium rates Of the VI. ~ Al
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY are about the same as OF '"e
~ obor conuanes issuing these pohcy-contfacts MS o
v;rd are very much larger enabling to return much larger
amount of surplus its chief competitors Vhei eoes
w w of Tontine Distribution accumuiatlons PRIOR t0
naturity while the NORTHWESTERN does showing s''ns
already contributed exceeding in me cases the o 'e
companies for a much longer period OF time
send date of birth for estimates to
JOHN b. CARY 4 son,
rocooood1ul Genl Agents, Richmond, W.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-22

JONES Mrs. GRACE f.. JONES departed
th life oct0 Ier 10th az 1910 T. clock. AGED
nine ytHf-.
FRIENDS ana noquuhttnces are respectfully
Invited 10 attend the funeral M he rirsf
African hantist. Church, MS luesdayl
ENE\lND 40 O'Clock
HAii Died. sunday ufght. nj ID o'clock.
DO Cd lingering Illness. which she bore with
christian ioftitude. iltl G.. beloved wife az
X. J.. Hal, in the fOrty-fnurth year of lcr
age. She leaves devoted husband. farse
children, asncr, TWO sisters ana two brother,
90 moGru their loss.
Funeral Will take place az Pine street Hau-
list Church THIS luesdnyl MORNING az
.. % ociock- Friends and ncQuautauces OF
me inmily age respectfully invited 70 attend.
so flowers.
John f.. Harding. 40. 1903 west cary street.
on october 2Oh, tDM klDWtl.L:.aged
nineteen years
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-22
BEVERIOGe ENDORSED
by MEETING of County Republicans.

There was q very good meeting al kellcr's
store. on the Brooke turnpike. last night at
which Mr.. W. II. Bc,cridge. Rev. Reuben
Monroe. spencer Reed and other local lead
crs IN Brookland district spoke.
The following resolutions We're adopted:
HcSoiccd. /. That the Republicans of
Brookiand Township, assembled in mass
meeting, do hereby endorse Mr.. William n =.
be'eridge as the Republican candidate for
the House of Delegates.
.. That we, the Republicans. do demand
the withdrawal of MIR. I. +. raylor.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-22
DISASTROUS FIRE.
Twenty-ninc Mules and Horse burned
to Death.

10 Death.
SUNDAY night. about halfpast 10 o'clock.
1n cmpioNc Of the Home Ice Company dis
covered light blaze in the stable of Mr.. :.
! II. llaWo~ near at hand. on Dock street.
/ between Iwnnty-cighth and TWcuty-ninth.
lie went 10 tine holder Of box No. T.. corner
of Rockets and Ash streets. only Il square
away. and woke him mp. but The holder Of
the key would NOT allow him t0 use il. I'm
flc meantime Policeman kcr>c had seen
the li-hi. and. locating the fire. turned i'm
aR alarm from Box -. corner If Twenty
hnh and Main streets, several squares
away.
~ this time the building was ON fire from
one end io Oh" other. Engine No. arrived
on il" scene with remarkable prompino--.
and fine engineer iu charge. seeing the build
in4 was hopclc~~ly gone. made up hi~ mind
that he had to stay all night, q, other build
iug- would surely catch fire. He put his
engine to work. ~ did No. I that soon fol-
lowed. Both had 90 pump from "a small
pipe that could not furnish wafer sufficient
Go allow the two engines 10 pat OH strong
steam. The flames were eNtingll,hcd and
adjoining property saved.
lhc rapid spread ri tie fame prevented
the saving of any of the animals housed i'm
thc stable, bat one: that was mule. and
was badly burned. The remaining stock.
rnH~i-tin. of iWeHty-HiHe mules and one
morse. WAS burned to death fine smell of
burning flesh pcryadod tho atmosphere over
O. large portion of the city. Eighteen sets Of
harness were also lo-i.
The insurance ON the animals was $50
pcr head. Nj. lIawcs stated their value
Wa- Slsj per head. \ mule recently pur-
chased cost him 5000. he used only the best
stock in his business, \ policy of $500 on
the mules. in the Virginia state Insurance
and 500 ON the stable in The \ireina. Fire
and Marine Insurance Company. constitute
ihe Insurance. Tho stable was wooden
building.
How the fire originated no one knows.
There was Bo Waterman or other person ia
lhr stable. One theory il. that a. the dock
is iuil Of trHmps, no doubt the stable was
used 10y them for night lodging. and by
smoking or other cause. set II on fire and
escaped out.
There Was ro interruption in Mr.. HAYES
business. yesterday morning hc had Ste
cured sufficient teams with which To- carry
il uu.
Gentleman from the county said that hc
lived two miles away and the light Wa- ,o
bright as iD enable him 10 read.
The people ON Libby Hi ~aw a beautiful
sight. many iadie, being present. having
come from, their homes 10 view il.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-22

The compass Of inventive thought and
creative fancy that led IL. Rider Ilaggard
10 east upon the reading world the novel
"she, were ~ iorcefiil that the mention Of
the name in any part Of the world was a
familiar sound. 80 when il was announced
that dramatlzation Of the work would be
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-22

Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday
In the city: To James Il. Patton and Ma.
iilda u. W Williams: Joseph T.. Morton and
Mamie Price fcolorcd): Clyde ". >aun-
ders ana Mary {. Badger; John J.. Walsh
aud Mara \. kamphaus
In The county. To Mitchell \. ohildross
aud Ida Savannah GIN; William Banks
Wood and MAYO Wood fcOlOrrdl.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-22
State board of Pharmacy.

The state Board Of Pharmacy will meet
TO-DAY in the rooms Of the Mechanics fnsti.
tuie To examine such young pharmacists
who may apply for a certificate. Mr.. Bry-
don. Of Danyllc, is the president Of the
board. quite number of Young gentlemen
viii be present. to stand the examination.