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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-21

William Green, q c0lored youth, was
before ihe court On the charge Of steal
inc two shirts. one vest. one pair oi
Boz, * pants .-malll one pair of boy
panis lHfgel. al valued al -l3. from
Moses Meyer. Moses Meyer keeps "a
clothing store on Main street between
Fifteenth and Seventeenth. The youth
went into lhe store while the proprietor
was ian the rear part aud snaiched the
aforementioned goods and ran. lie
Wa, sent to jail for siXty days.
Susan Patterson .c0l0redl was
chlreel with curing and using u
decent language on the street % the
annoyance Of the neighb'rhood. She
was fined - and costs.
Rober Rlsland 'colorcdl was fined
-. lO aud costs for being disorderly on
The street.
Walter Dandridsc was charged with
attempin- ana outrageous ASSAULT iie
was sent on To- the grand jury.
George g.. Austin lcolorrdl was fined
s. ami costs for being dIsordeIly in the
bar-room of Samuel Clarksou.
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LOCAL NOTES.

Fruits Of all sorts are becoming plen-
tiful at the markets, but the prices
range too high tOmake them 20 readily.
There will be apigeon .hooting-match
at the Fair Grounds this afternoon az
! clock. IN front Of the grand stand.
MISSES Mary and Rebecca Angel. Of
this city, left yesterday for Jetersyille,
where they VIII remain during the
summer.
Mrs. a. c. Ellington and twochildron.
accompanied by Miss Belle Chamber
layne, left the city yesterday for Penn
sylvania, where they Will spend the
summer.
The Virginia Chemical Works-the
new buildings Of which were blown
down some time agO-haye commenced
the work OF reconstruction. end the
framing tlmbers are now IN position.
Col. G.. W. Carter, of Norfolk. has
been engaged by District Lodge Good
Templars 10 deliver temperance ad-
dresses in this city aud Manchester for
ten days, commencing tonight at I'M
ion-StatiOn church.
A man made a mislick with a chisel
and cut his hand very severely. lie
went from Caldwell 5, lll5 Cary street,
10 Broad street eugine-house. In all
his walk he failed 10 find a physician,
and ne went into the engine-house and
had the ambulance called. His wound
was dress ed, and be proceeded to his
home. His wound was painful, but not
serious.
Professor Charles l.. Cooke. principal
Of Hollins Female Institute. at Bote-
tourt Springs, Va. IS visiting in the
city stopping at Mr.. Montgomery West ;,
No. o22 West Grace street. During the
session which just closed the Institute
had two hundred and seyeniy-four
scholars, thirty-four of whom came
from Texas. Professor Cooke is one Of
the most prominent men in Virginia
devoted 10 educational work,
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DR.. THEODORE r. MAYO.
~. Death Last Ntght-skefch OF HIS
Life.

DIR. Theodore p. May o died at his resi-
dence on Broad street between iehtn
and Eleventh streets. NORTH SIDE, "
three minutes to 0 o'clock last night
DIR. Mavo was a historic character.
lie was born m this city in the year
1894. and consequently at the time OF
MS death was in the iif'y-hfth year Of
his age.
His early education was laid IN the
nr,vate schools Of this city after when
he entered the Medical College OF Nir-
GINA and graduated with the greatest
distinction. .,,.
He commenced life with a brlliancy
of career before him that few young
men are ever 80 fortunate as $50 pa ,'77.
lie was the son of Philip May. clerk 81
the United States Court here. ana the
nephew of Joseph Mayo, the celebrated
Mayor of Richmond IN bygOnc days.
He had numerous connections. was
widely aud favorably known. and bet
ter than alt. was the master OF ms pro
fession. He rose rapidly TO the
highest standing. and when me
war broke ont he offered his services
10 the Confederate Government ana
was made surgeon with the rank ol
captain. He became extremely PoPu-
lar. and was made brigade surgeon TO
Kemper's command with the rank Oh
major. When General James l.. KEN
Der fell upon the fated field OF Oettys-
burg his body riddled with bullets.
Dr. MAYO remained by his side ana by
his persistent nursing and perfect kn0" %
lodge of medicine saved General hem-
per's life. meanwhile sharing his cap
tivity. NJ,
The war ended he returned to klch-
moud aud entered into the Journalistic
field. He served on the Wing. DiSp0tch
and other papers. but he soon became
disabled by failing health to give ms
lime TO the work. and IN the latter
wears Of his life he has been out Oh the
business world. His was well-knOwn
figure on the streets, and his dry say
ngs and quaint humor often was the
occasion OF much merriment
A short time since he was confined
to his room. and a physician was sent
for. lie gradually grew worse unt'
death overlook him last night at the
hour named and relieved him from SUI
! fering. H..
The immediate cause of his death war
congestion Of the brain. -,
DR.. Mayo bad friends on all sizes
He was sententiOus in his sayings, never
| upnerved or restless. and was deeI
thinker. He was man Of no ordinar,
mould. and while he was not the mos
magnetic man IN the world. ne neVe'
repealed any one by hippanl ana diS
| agreeable illusions.
His aged mother has the sympathy o
the entire community IN her sore be
| I.aVpmput.
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.upposed>GcIclon Of an indian.

In removing an old sycamore tree
near the north corner of old st. John s
church, skeleton was found Ne-ter-
day buried face downward. Several
parties yesterday morning went up to
see il. Numerous surmises were made.
but gradually il became the general
opinion that 1t was the remains Of an
Indian who had been buried there two
OF three hundred years ago.
The sycamore tree Is very aged one.
and some think that it was plantedoyt r
this body IN order 10 mark the grave
Ii was an old custom of the Indians To
bury their dead face downward and TO
plant a tree over the grave. II was
also their cdstom to bury with the body
t0mahawks, arrow heads. &c. bat none
of those were found. The skeleton WAS
reinterred where found. beneath the
roots OF The tree. The cause for re-
moving this tree was that the roots
were undermining the corner Of the
church. Ii is also desired 10 widen the
walkway at this point
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FROM THE CAPITOL.
The Golfer for the saPifoi-A> SILVER finic
fsom Lord Rotcfourt's CONN.

The color selected by Miss Mildred
Lee. Mrs. Fitzhugh Lee. aud MAJOR ".
f.. Gaines has been placed on the Cani-
toll and in a sufficient portion OF the
Capitol building to verify the excellent
taste displayed in selecting granlte-gfay
as the most appropriate color.
A few DAYS ago Rev. James II. Tay-
Tor. Of Rome, y. Y. wrote To Governor
Lee. stating that ne had discovered IN
a window Of a jeweler in that city the
silver plate from the coffin of LORD
Botetourt. and inquired Of the Cover
nor if the State OF Virginia wanted IL.
The Governor passed the letter To
Mr.. Charles POindexter. the state Ia
brarian. " no made an immediate reply
expressing thanks for the courtesy
shown in bringing the matter 90 the az
tention of the Virginia state autnoi-
ties. and asking that the plate be SCI
culed aud sent TO him.
Yesterday morning Governor Lee re-
ceiyed a letter from Mr.. Taylor. saying
that he had succeeded I'm securing tne
relic. and had forwarded lt to Rich
mond by express. without cost, To the
State Of Virginia.
Lord Botetourt was Governor of the
colony of Virginia in l76s. and at Inns
death his remains were buried under
the rostrum Of the chapel of William
aud Mary College. and the Legislature
of Virginia erected a marble statue % his
memory. which is still standing no front
of the College of William aud Mary at
Williamsburg.
His grave was piilaged during the
war. aud Federal soldier removed the
silver plate from his coffin. This plate
is solid silver. ia the shape of shirid'
ten inches long and five inches WIDE
and weighs four ounces. the inscrp-
ton Is as follows.
NOrbone.
Baron De BotetOur;.
O. b. XIV. oct.
A. d.. MDCCLNX.
IL T., LII.
Mr.. Beviliard bought the plate lot
old silver of Edward Lee. of New Lon
don. who got it from Mrs. Brown. OF
Verona. whose husband was a soldier
in the Federal army.
Edmunds DIggs. convicted OF murder
in the second degree IN shenandoah
county. and sentenced TO the peniteu-
tiary for fifteen years and eleven
months. was brought down 20 the peni-
Tertiary yesterday by Sheriff G. T..
Wightman. of that county.
G. ". Voolfolk. treasurer OF Orange
county: NJ. +. Swami, of Powhatan
county. j. O. Brocuch. treasurer of Isle
of Wight county, we've at the capitol
yesterday.
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Richmond nnrtmen.

The Virginia Boat Club boys expect
to 20 to BaltInOre on the 18th instant,
l. take part in the Patapsco navy regatta.
We expect the Virginia record % be
good The Richmond crew has trained
we'll, and is IN an enthusiastic mood.
II IS light crew, but 1t will get there
all the same. ~
The State regatta will take place at
Warwick Park. on the 4lh Of July.
The occasion will be a splendid one, as
at least SIX crews will contest. Among
them will be the University club and
the following crews: PotOmacs, Co
lumbias. Neptune, Oriel of Baltimore,
and the Yaruna club Of Brooklyn. y. Y.
Richmond people should have a pride
in this contest, ana we hope TO see our
citizens encourage our home boys by
turning out IN force.
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p,operty Transfers.

The following deeds of bargain and
sale were recorded in the Chaucery
Court yesterday
f.. A. Saunders aud wife to Nina
Brzzalaro, 20 feet on east side Twenty
eighth corner NJ. To correct error, 81
+. A. Welty and wife to Martha h.
Lee, 10 feet on east side of Twenty
fourth between Broad and Marshall,
$40: h. +. Crump, special cOm-
missioner, TO Caroline Fox, 81 feet on
west side Of Hancock near Clay: Sarah
V. Paynter, executor, to Mrs. Kate A.
DodsOn. 49, feet on east side Twentieth
between Grace and Broad, improved,
~ 900.
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ALncnno,l,e Muns INTO a wagon.

Yesterday morning while a team be-
longing to Messrs. $. Biuswauger a Co.,
and laden with "A number OF barrels OF
lime. was crossing the Chesapeake and
Ohio track On Eighteenth street near
Clay. where it leads to the Church Hill
tunnel. locomotive ran into the Wa
gon and demolished IT.. scattering the
barrels of lime promiscuou,ly around
Eighteenth street. but not causing any
of them to burst open. One OF the
mules was badly injured: the other
very slightly 50. The harness was
broken SD as TO be unfit for use.
The driver said that the street gates
were up. and that he did not hear the
locomotive bell.
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tfotoi srrivais.

EXCHANGE AND BALLARD.-D. C..
Richardson, Richmond, Va. II. McA.
Tolar. New York; Charles L. Guile
mand. Amelia county. Va, L. b. Poll
lock. Philadelphia. III. HUI. New York,
w. II. Fennell. +. A. Layicombe, Gin
cinnat, o.. W. O.. McAd0o, Chata-
nooga. Tenn. T.. r. Waddill. DanyIlle.
Va. J. W. Wherer. Philadelphia. ~.
b. Talaferro. Gloucester. Va. h. r..
Prentis. Suffolk. Va. james II. Rich
ards. Baltimore. Aug. dc C0ster Ba-
lillian. Washington, ". G.. Dart. Nor
folk. Va Miss Grace ID. Cooke, Flu
wanna, Va
AMERcAN.-D. j. Goode Oxford. r..
c.: ". IA. Thompson. Richmond. Va,
p. b. Hancock Keswich Va, h. L..
Norris Frank Caldwell. Richmond o..
Wilkinson. Virginia; W. s. Embfey,
fredericksburg. A. j. Barman, Dayton.
Oh. W. Henne-y, Anderson. W. Va.
ThOs L. Blgby and wlla, West Point.
Va. VI. T. Bradley and WIFE Miss Ncl-
he Ball. William J.. Bradley. Rich
mond. Va, H. ". Lewis. Jackson.
Ala. Benz Lewis. Jr.. LaWrencelllt.
Va. $. A. Williams. Richmond ~. b..
Yawgor New York. j.. Barnard SAN
francisco. j. II. Irving, NusIDa.J. %.
Branch, Windsor. Vat. y. Rowland
North Carolina. j. T. Rodgers New
York. b. II. Pnaup. Chuh. Va. L..
Humphrey, Baltimore. Md. W. 81. Pare
rlsh. Richmond. 81 Il. Payne. Gable
Davis. Buckingham.
FORD s.-W. l.. Lacy. Mrs. Lacy.
Stuart Lacy. Monroe. w. Va. y. N.
Patterson, Baltimore. W. l.. Oliver.
stauntou, Va. Miss johnson Miss
Windlou, taimyllc. Va. II. O.. Par
Tish Baltimore. William H. Howell.
Suffolk. Va, G.. e.. Lambert. city. ID. Ia.
Goeth. Oxford. n. c.. W. l.. Gillian.
Farmyllle. Va. Z. S. Smlhn. Chicago,
j. ". Talley, Bueua Vista. Va, George
l.. Salh. Chesterfield. j. l.. Ford. Will
mngton. \. CIR W. Allen. Jr., New
York. Mrs. Auden. IalcOtt. Va.
MURPHY s.-P. McGough Bottom.
Mass. A. Is. Andrews Atlanta. Ga
William +. Shanks, Louisville. Ky. A..
Wright. Virginia; A. A Wright, New
York. K. l.. Harper, Clinton. No.
james W. Bales. Baltimore. Nd. H..
Sumter Smith. Bethel Academy. Va:
j. ). Hall. New York. K. ID. fucker.
Washington, ID. c., II. K Cammlck,
Philadelphia. Pa, George Ii. White,
New York; James H. Johnson. West
Virginia; r. g. Haggard New York.
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THE sUEEPsHEAD BAY RACES.
The winning Hois's-infrfes Tor
urirhtou Beach fo.Dny

The following IS tho result of the
races at Sheepshead Bay yesterday az
telegraphed to the Turf Exchange
First race. seven-cighths Of mile
Foleau first. Defence second, Neva
third. Time :2o 30.
Second race. three fourths OF
mile, "Zephyrus stakes -Blackburn
first. Cayuga second, Ouway third.
Time. 1.l) 10.
Third race. one and one eighth Of a
mile. Mermaid stakcs''-She first SEN
orita second Gyspy Queen third. Time,
1856.
Fourth race. one and one eighth
mile. Sheepshead BAY handicap-klug
Crab frat, Eolo second, Brother Ban
third. Time. 1874 >.
Fifth race. one and three c'ghths OF a
mile-Grey Dawn first. BTrister
second. lie Logos third. Time. 2s93 20.
Sixth race. one and onc-half mile.
g.. On Turf Bonanza first. Bill Bond
second. Amos third. Time. 2:Jg ..
r>rarrs ron nnicHIoS BfAcH RACES fu-
DAY.
First racc. nvo-cishths Of a mile 1.-TWO
Yfar-Ild Naldeus '-NiNila-, llnt HululD-
mess. 1I5. Nienun. lij. Meliand nllyI -,
H.v H.. iI5. MAY queen. 10, Duchess, lnf
i'iiiin Kinney. IL. i'mlncuce. -. christine.
III. Uagatellc "tolt," IL. John Atwood
lis. Cfawnsh. lis: Chapman. j.. MAJOR
Tom. lis: King ilafzem. Is; Halter, -.
Dunw0od, lls; Rose hader ,1,l' ~.
Gfatfon. lis. Nomad. lis; q. D. Million. p;
rcutum. l10. Pow WOW, lio' ials' ll7'
Geneva COL lis.
~. nnd race. three-fouiths Of a mile SCI j.
ine-Beuedict, lOl; lnpton, lpl. Dtaclc, lvi
ia 4.
1U-. Folly. los: Cnicors. lOl; carrie g.. ~,
Nfun " 1902 Specially. TO- Brighton, lo'
WooHsun. iOf. Fred Davis, lOi; j. j. healy'
lOf. Monte Custo. iOt. Century, lpi; Poe :
moke. los. Bette J., lOO' Amelia kiNes 10
Iucv ID. fnt Lemon blossom. ~ ifinct
Karl. LOO: Miss Cbarmer, 80 talcin, ~
Perl.ios. i2t; Alamo, i2i; tong Jack iiI'
Gallu- Dan, ] 10. $50,
Irr-Fonsotto. 9G. Vivid, HG; Quesal. Hp'
sweet 4 won. 9i. souvenir, 100, launes, lp'f
fiddlchead. 100. Anomaly 100; Dcehn' lN''
LEILA ". lOr rlen Luco, luH luiltN, lvl'
pave =. iO1: King Arthur, loi; flagoi"tie'
/ fof. Pirate. i02: Pat MoYan. lo2' 1fOIt.
GARRETT. lO2; Toronto, u; Naudefgri IT, ~
/ uun. lll. kichclieu, ia, chatter, II y iuI-
ley. -: frOlic. lis, Frank wheeler -
l Revolt. "Geiding, los; me lion IVn' III
/ he Jake. lOI: Little barefoot 90 raiNanos'
Fourth race. seven-eighths of mile cy-
cfOps. f2f: Kavelier, l2i Dung lIkef ~ J.
/ Alaric. I9i. BauclOche. lZl' AMY MIC .
Z -VufHN Igi. krgulu~. I'D Longitude u -
/ Hector 10. Aura, J T.. CainOl. ! D; -eadi ny
/ ifi. Champagne Charlie. III; lipsi ~. ~ u
/ ~iuglestOne. III: Bob f0fssthe. lll' Machu'
/ lev. IN: Dalesman. III; Wild Merry, lO6.
/ FIN race. one and Am eighth mile al'
Nor M. Wufrel. IlE Ten Booker. -
] King llie. 10. hOrdeiaisc. luG j. j. ID 3
/ fOi. ~. Luke, 100: Bonnie =, lOl, hnclutl
/ lO2. osborne, lOi; tlenclifie. 80 Ciatissa vi
! sixth rare one mllr-liallSton. I'D. Gar
mode. fgl. periclos. lis. Iipstnn. 100; Sill
loct. iO2: Pelham. lO2. queen Hattie lV&
Passport go. Ben. Harrison. los.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-21

In this court yesterday the following
officers. recently elected, qualified To
serve term beginning on July Isl.
SupervisOrs-D DR.. Is. \. Patterson. G..
W. Lyme. William ii. Lyons
Justices of the Peace Charles King.
l.. IL. Kemp, r. w. Whitney, 5. II. Mat
thews.
Overseer OF the Poor james NJ. Poin-
dexter.
Constable-W. r. Smilhea.
Judge Minor entered an order chang
ing the route of Hermitage road about
one mile from the city. The change is
inconsiderable, and is done at the re-
quest of the property-owners adJaceut.
The term of the court ends Monday
and will be kept open daily TIL then
for the benefit OF the few county officers
who have not yet qualified.
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glsr.


Finds Goddard * Moses. 92) Main
street, selling watches and jewelry at
the shortest prices reached in a decade.
They have recently purchased a nun
dred solid gold ladies' watches. which
are selling rapidly at the extremely
low price OF so 90 each. Nothing ever
showed in Richmond can equal this
watch IN value 40 this price About
twenty-five still remain, and we will
not be able TO duplicate them.
4 new watch club has Just been
started and We have a few vacancies
left. rs this will be the last club be-
fore the fall, we would advise all IN
want of a good watch 10 call and enter
their names before all vacancies are
filed. GODDARD q Moses.
Leading jewelers. and Watch Club
Headquarters, 800 Main street.
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The Mnrnn Turned NNer.

Yesterday morning. at the corner of
Twenty and Main streets, wagon,
driven by q colored man. turned over.
The driver received several fearful mn.
iuries. He was attended 20 boy Or. Da-
Wis. the physician in charge of che city
ambulance. who took the driver 90 his
home. No. 300 East Leigh street.
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aIIcI.if an,.rl.

The only business transacted 10 ,his
Court yesterday was The following.
Suit instituted Gaines and Glover
against the Kelborne a. Jacob Manulac-
turing Company, of Columbus. Ohio.
Damages. 300. An attachment was
sued ont for the possession of the prop
eriv of the defendant in this city
judgment: J.. Powers against j. d.
Hudson. Ia favor of the plaintiff
Sleg.l6.
Contiuuancns. Colin J.. Turner. by.
&c, against Fred BaWr. Continued on
motion of defendant.
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AtIorso's sisuIIfiroKen

Thursday. night about : o'clock, as
Mr.. Alley Scott was riding up Franklin
street. near the corner Of Twenty fifth.
his horse slipped and fell, breaking IFS
skull. The animal had TO be hauled
away in wagon. Mr.. Scott was
slightly injured.
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Aci,ool aommen, emen,

The closing exercises az Miss Kat,
Whit,aker's music school took piac,
last night at her residence. corner of
Broad and Twenty ninth streets, 10 tho
presence Of a number Of the parents and
friends Of the scholars.
An interesting programme had been
arranged. which was carried out 10 the
great pleasure Of the audience.
The medals We're presented 10 the
successful scholars by Rev. J.. ". Bur
ton. rector Of ST. John church. The
names Of the recipients are: Mics Cor
nelia Harris, gold medal for excellence
tn music; Miss Louise Mays. silver
medal for greatest improvement. and
Master Clifton Cmldress, gold badge
for improvement.
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Lizzie Gray, colored girl charged
with stealing gold watch and chain
from a party in Warwick county and
who fled To Richmond, was yesterday
arrested by Policeman Parkinson. She
was turned over 10 the sheriff of War
wick who was in the city with the war
rant for her arrest.
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HOUSEHOLD ruRNl

Il IINF.
BEDDING. CNkltI-. lIrIIIE.
PONilEHt>. &C.. &c., AZ AtIil.N
By direction OF fio family. who a.e .....
ing housekeeping. D Nill sfll lf tIf fr,If.r.
80. west Main street, on
FRIDAY ritF 2lsr f~srAsr.
no 1890 4. Ma very desirable 0..II.r....
-tHllD FURNITURE. m0ra... .
pnft-in.cNuUd llusN-DnNDI.I INI.l..I
handsome MANHiE-INr lam
Lesturr-fDy.red .ni NIIEsf..N
fnAlRS. lNnRAAlNs-. OlI PAINE
INGS. pNNfltNf-.
Handsome CHERRY hAli.SIANN n.h
BRASS uNaRhLLA STAND rANn.
lANNA.
Very fine W ALNl BUFFET u.ih Tonnes.
see marble >iHh.
WALNUT ENrEN~fON DINING IArIf
UiNlNG-NONM Goa Mrs
a. IElGEk Aink. "a AIIIffIIEH
An assortment of thOtkliN 1rI Uf. Asst.
WARE
The chambers nre furnished u.fI
One very handsome NIiNf .NOOU CHAM.
nEk~lll with h0trIDl m.rfUu
Three WAlNlI CHAMBER rIIIN ..
pleic. MAT lhi-rl- If.l.N .
SPRINGS. TOILET ~Il~ III.N.
and BOT -lFK~ Ne.
Double nnl single ~ ANltnNN~
Chamner library. bali ANA stair IANTIIs
and NAiiINa~.
Single and double lifl-IEAns.
WA~HSIANl~, TABLES ROCKERS a..
rvcyihms n ihe house IS n ,t..I..t
order. Hui win Dee sod without reserve
ie2 l-lt DtkGE ~. MAYO. AurtuU...
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FOR the John>,own Sufferers.

In addition to sums previously ac-
knowledged. Mayor Ellyson has received
for the Johnstown sufferers three dol
lars from Miss Pelouze. and eighty-two
dollars from the ltaliin Colony, Of
- faIu,,pI
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THEY sell too fast and interiors with
my cigar trade. was the remark made
by a downtown merchant IN speaking
Of the sale of the "Old Virginia Che
roots. - This remark proves that the
odd Virginia CherOOts. manu-
featured only by 2. Whitlock. are
better than the majority OF cigars.
Is the above merchant handles the very
best goods ON the market. BE sure
when purchasing a package Of the Old
Virginia Cher00ts to see that it has the
name OF +. Whitlock on it, otherwise
YOU will be imposed on. " .s2w
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-21

Mr.. {. Y. Clash, the city agent Of
MessIs. \. *. g. Cameron 4 Sizer. sent
to the TIMES Office yesterday a box of
the Favofiis Cigarettes. which have
been distributed among the cigarette
smokers in the building.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-21

l.. z. RoUTT, Of this city, has been
appointed agent for the Waite * Bart
lett Manufacturing Company, OF New
York. Ii in want Of anything IN the
electric line, write or call on BIN. Cat
al0gue on application. If
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-21

Said that May Apple" is sold all over
the country, aud is pronounced the
best.
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Richard Bland. who lives at No. 723
North Second street, has 500 hills of
corn in his lot which are now six feet
high and almost ready to tassei. Our
country friends whose corn is about
twelve inches high willenvy Richmond.
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MAINE NEWS.
Arrivals aud Departures AZ mi. Po,,
Fesfcrday.

ARRIVED
Schooner George &. A. rraycfs. Ntrt.r
Baltimore grain. 1alleg0 Mills
schooner iamartinc. Gordon. Half'rro-.
coal. trump West.
SAILED.
Schooner Mamie Saunders. Bndd. siar.t.,t
bark. Goodman Bros vessel. Curf.
Parker.
Schooner Dora Allison. Rose. rren,n...,
Point. uIritcs. vessel, Gurus a Parker
Schooner Irene T.. Nfs.fVey. N0snfr.,
New York. railroad ties. vessel Curi.. q
Parker.
schooner South Shore sawyer Nlrs..
coal. Chesapeake ANA Ohio railway.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-21

Nothing beats our Chocolate Milk
Shake. OWENS q MINOR DRUG Go.
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Indigestion and dyspepsia cured by
Chase City Lithia Water. Only % cents
gallon at
OWNS 4 MINOR DRU0 Co.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-21

TIL your dealer to sell May APP
,laf'
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g. CO.,
Book Makers

~IEEpHEAU BANAND COMFY SLAM
JOCKEY CLUh RACES CON
MENCE JUNE lorn
Tracks odds received tciNft
race. A direct wire 90 the race uteA 81
vivid description OF each race given ~-''
being run. .,,..,.Nrr
apatf ~. 3 south re,-lIh .- -------
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6uess Who

Said that every body chegs May
Apple tobacco.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-21

Slccpless nights made miserable the
hat terrible cough. ShDaa's Cure is by
remedy for YOU.