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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-10

The regular monthly meeting Of tho
Committee ON the Relief of the Poor
was held 10 the City Am.hOuso yestcf-
DAY afternoon, commencing at oo clock.
There was only 81 bare quorum in at.
tendance essrs. SHeaI 1us-en. Wi
kinson. and Wmglold only being pres
ont.
Mr.. Sncad i- sub-chairman Of the
committee, and bee took The chair.
The usual routine work was transact
cd and tine monthly bills ordered 90 be-
paid ID. T.. ID. Davis applied for thirty
DAYS leave OF absence and the same was
granted. provided tine Doctor aud the
amshou-e authorities could make sml-
able arrangements for substitute du-
ring Dr. Dayh abseice.
Some time since nr. Henson. one of
the resident physicians. was granted
an Indefinite leave of absence, owing 90
failing health.
Dr. a. l.. James. regular physician.
lat night recommended that Dr. Hem
derson be- appointed resident physician
for two months. or until such time as
DR.. Henson might bc able to report for
duty. aud ihe committee a-quiD7ccd in
d.. James recommendation.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-10

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LOUIS Rawlings. ESD, VIII make %
jump from Richmond heat ana seek
CO Ter cllmes m tne New hh-iHnu
~ tees. and may take "a Whiil "'ouh"
TIC lakes. lie may Dee gone until ihe
lei "i August.
Sir. John +. Rasland. and family.
Will leave tile city tomorrow Tor Noun
Ian view Virginia
VI SIS Kate Steele ieit The ctF yester-
day morning to pend the summer at
h' "'','' '" - many 'V'"''
ihe Mayor h"s lhNll'n inc i"l'i'"'A
OF lhe cary 10 go WIN IIN' TO iii'li %"
CIV wnS ON TRIP down lhc river "s Nl-
guests. The party Will leave at o.'V
i. NJ from tine wharf al h'chetls.
The Old Dominion Steamship Com
p.ny IS steamship, are crowded now
with people leaving this city. The
steamship Oid DOMINION wmch leil
Richmond Yesterday Tor Ne" I OH
VS. we'll hiled WIN persons gong 10
Europe and The different Noilhefh
I'ih'''
There Is considerable drummin-
gong on lVi u' 'h"''' '"o 's"'O
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-10
THE C0NN ENTI0N.
RICHMOND DEMOCRATS GETTING
READY FOR THE EVENT.
The HoN suitable place for the cou,e u-
lion TO he Ncid-A itmciy HINT 10
Hotel Keepers and Railroad
companies

The Democratic Convention, which is
TO assemble here on the 18th day Of
Augustnext. will be one Of the largest
that has ever been held in the city Of
Richmond or the State Of Virginia
Ii Will claim attention not solely by
reason of numbers, bat on account Of
the fact that the men then assembled
will name the next man who viii be
the fret citizen of the State.
Richmond must pat ON her holiday
clothes. strain evcny effort. and give
the brave representatives of Democracy
a royal greeting when they gather
here.
All Of this requires labor, thought
aud time
IL Is we'll 90 take time by the iOre'0ck
and commence work at once.
The first consideration is the place
more suitable than any other for the as
sembing of the men from every quar-
Ter of the State. The ArmOry has been
suggested as ailordiug most room. bat
the acoustics there are bad. 10 will do
very well for "a Moody and Sankey
meeting on some gathering of a kindred
kind where order rcigns, but In the
hurly-burly excitement II "a political
convention. tO meet there would add 90
the difficulties always oncIOus on the
part Of the chairman DOB deciding parha
mcniary points and add 90 the confu
sion always Incidental To- political gath
ines of that sort. THE Meant Hall viii
d0ub less be undergoing repairs, ani
the Richmond Theatre seems tO bee the
proper place
Major James ID. Patton 10 chairman
of the committee on arrangements. and
he Will. no doubt go tO work ut once
tOhla ali the blanks intAe matter placed
to his Trust The hotels should be- seen
and arrangements made whereby UlI
visitors could be- assured Of ready ac-
COMMUNICATION. Richmond hotels arc
proveIbial for liberal terms DOB cases Of
this sort. They always come forward
with ready hospitality. and haJor Pat
ton Will find small trouble DO uerIcctng
aiGaug emouts with them.
The railroads ALSO -hocil Dee looked
after. and cheap rates -,c,rci. it possl-
bile. for One great output oi travel that
the convention VIII draw.
All az these are details. bul they sum
up greatly in tuc long iun. and as the
convention Is not very much more than
a month hence. DO would bo well for
those o. whose hands tine matter of ar
rangemenls has been delegated. 90 g0t0
work at once and perfect their work.
There are good many counties M Nlr-
giuia that are not very accessible by
mails, and news tayeis very slowly.
and for thi. reason tine news Of what
NAV be- expected ought lo Dee sent forth
as speedily as possible.
IL will be- biz convention and big
day for Richmond and Richmond,
always ho-piahlc. always Democratic.
will extend t0 the brave gentlemen Of
the Democratic faith a royal welcome
when they meet here on tine lfth of
next August for tho purpose OF pro-
claiming i0 the State who the next
Governor Ol d. VIII i..
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-10
MANCHESTER ITEMS.
Demoerns,c ward Hceiings Called for
Norrow N,Shf-t Con'enp' Case
before Judge unucocis-ihe TRIAL OF
Jonn Jones -OthcT items.

The funeral of little Hettie Hobeck,
who died from injuries received by be-
ing run over by street car. took place
Yesterday afternoon. and was largely
F attended by the friends Of the distress
cd family.
SIR. Conrad F. Lipscomb, Of Char
lotte. y. c.. formerly OF Mhnchestef' Is
here ON brief visit.
Rev. William II. Christian. Of the
Central Methodist Church. was M Man
chester Yesterday. and was warmly
welcomed by a host of friends.
The Democrats of the different wards
of the city viii hold meetings to-mor-
row night. at the usual places. TO elect
delegates 90 the GubernatOrial and Leg
i.latiye conventions. Members Of the
City Central Democratic Committee for
the Fourth ward will also De chosen az
that time
f In the Mayor 5 Court Yesterday morn
iug William Jones ana Jim Bergman.
+ both cOlored. were fined - each for
using Indecent language in the streets.
s bali dozen marriages viii take
place m Manchester this month.
Early next month ,lr. T.. S. i bin
som. counsel i1r Simon Walker lcai-
0redI DOW under sentence ni delth BOO
Chesterfield. VIII ask lhe Governor i0
commute Walker sentence o. im-
pIisument for lile
On fhe llth OF June j - Anderson.
Jr ilrd biIi of chancery in the Cir
cult Court of Chesterfield. pray ing for
AN injunction restraining and cniHIn-
ing the We-ihlm Granite Company
from interfering with. on preventing
him from using branch track from
the Richmond and Danvillo Railroad io
the key factory of tine sliI Joseph r.
Anderson. Jr. The Injunction was
granted by Judge Fizhugh of the
Chmcery Court of Richmond. in ac.
cofdance with the prayer 90 the BILL
on the Jth of July Nr. Anderson. by
counsel. appeared before Judge Ham
COCK and moved that % rule Do Issued
against the Western Granite Company.
i. S4OWdlu Andrew and others. fe-
QuliUg them 20 appear before Judge
Hancock and snow cause why they
should not b. fined and imprisoned for
di oDeying the injunction order aiore-
said. AMIayit- setting forth the facts
off the alleged dis0beIieuce OF the order
were filed.
Judge Hancock entered an order re.
QuIug the parties to appear before
mm to-day fO answer the rule. The
time liked for the hearing was yc,tDr-
day. and when the ease came up before
JUG. Hancock. who held court Bon ihe
Hu.uu1s Courtroom. SIR. T. H. Size
ifnfr. 4uu.ar. for Nr D. IL Anderson.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-10
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-10

The following shows the actual NOR
iolity OF the city for the week ending
July 1859:
Whole number of deaths. Is
Rate. Rate of mortality of whole
population was q 80 per 600 per au-
mum. white population. 1889 pr OOO
yer anuum. colored population, SO %
per 1000 per auuum.
Scr ond color. Males white. il. col
ored. Il; iCmales-wnite. q; cOlored
n
Temperature. Mean temperature for
week ending July G. 1850. q 33: week
ending July ?. lSSS. sS-.33.
Rainfall for week ending July g..
1889, gj inches; week ending July 2.
1883. 3.7l inches.
Comparative weekly mortality week
ending july &. 1889. % white aud 2s
oolofed, week ending July z, 1883, 20
white and 20 colored.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-10

The only business done in this court
yesterday Was Che following.
j. L. Neurohr against the Common.
wealth O! Virginia. Mr.. Ncurohr ID
seems was summoned TO appear before
three county magistrates 10 once iu
one case. lie went to the COURTROOM
of the first magistrate he saw ia lien
rico courtyard. Magistrate ium-
phrys. one of the magistrates. who like
the other two wanted TO try the case.
and thus get the fee aud maintain bis
digiify. fined Mr.. Neurohr $40 for CON
tempt of hi, court. the party in com
tempt having appeared before some
other Justice of the peace.
Judge Minor threw the case OUT OF
court.
Jefferson 7ohuson who had beel
sent 90 jail by magistrate because he
could not pay small fine, was made
free by the Judge.
The grand jury will meet next Fri
day.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-10

Information reached the city vcster-
day afternoon tha' an cng'f boiler ON
the Norfolk and Western Railroad. near
CreWo station. mad exploded. and that
three men employed ou the road bad
been killed. Further in0uir confirmed
the above report. bat other jeIaiiscuu'd
not ba learned iu ihs city. Suh-e-
quenily another Telegram. addressed o.
General James e.. Hll. railroad come
missioner. from an office of Che COM
pauy at Roanoke. said.
'Np such report received. Crown
sheet ON freight engine threw it or
tine track. N.bady was killed. and
train, moving by noon.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-10

nriafe as nlti0Nal tui"i''' w
limited States. seeing that Indian corn
crows I'm every section Of tho great re
onhlic except ON the coolest high
iands2 While the discussion as 10 the
proper national flower is in progress lci
the maize tasscl by no means be forgot
icn
An American traveller relates That
while I'M Germany be was the guest OF .
noted German botanist and florist. who
leli,hfcd him with a view OF all the
flowers chat could be grown IN that ell
mate and of many that required lot
.ouso culture. 'Ani now. sail the
scientist. Of will show you what con
slider m many respects thc prcttlost OF
au and therefore ] have reserved 1t 10
the last only regret that 10 Is an an
nral and will flower only in thc warm
est and most sheltered position. He
thon guided his guest 10 q corner Of the
garden whero the SIM shono strongest
unon two stone walls, and in the angle
were two corn stalks in full tasseL
.Thorer he exclaimed with cnthu-
siasm. "are obey not lovclyF
"What. thal" said the American
'whv. can see thousands OF acres OF
that no home any day in tho season.
Ycttho German was right lt IS only
familiarity that makes us ignore th'
loneliness Of the corn tasscl Nor do "'
irn0ro IL altocother The dullcst lanorei
D.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-10
pos,ai Tcieeropn cablc Compan,

RICHMOND. VA. July lu.h. 1850.
IT affords as much pleasure to an-
nouuce thar the Postal TELEGRAPH Cable
Company has opened aa lice go 1916
east Main street. iu tiis city. and viii
be- prepared on and after july l0ih in-
slant 10 receive and transmit kilograms
and cableglams 90 AMI from an parts OF
the United States. north. east and wet
OF Washington aud throughout Can
ada and Europe.
The Postal Company have direct land
lines. direct ocean cable. and Grstclsss
equipments, and IL is ouraim and pleas
use to give oar patrons The quickest and
most reliable service.
Yours truly.
). o. JrFFRIEs Manager.
). w. kATEs. General supt.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-10

Mr.. Henry Paunill. OF Petersburg. is
The proprietor Of an iron roof paint.
which has met with great success
Wherever used. lie claims Ina. one
coat Of his rant Is worth TWO OF any
other. and tba' IA can stop any leak in
q roof. IN all kinds of weather. by an
application Of his iron teme t. He has
established branch office in Ia S city
at Ill north J. ghth street.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-10

A GREAT many smoker and $50 know
lheir names. one we'i known judge
have been deceived when llDg asked
for package of the Oh Virginia Cae-
roots aud they were handed package
Of a cheroOt similar in color with tne
name of Virginia --- on BE-. anl dor
until lighting the fret chero0t DOB they
purchasing The OH Virginia Cnerool-
hey see that 10 i- The genuine and lllt
O. has the name of l.. Wafl0ck on it.
So go aud DO likewise. wesu-W
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-10
OnI.incn Cnncf.

Yesterday the business manager OF
the Kinney Tobacco Works. Mr. Kom.
ney. called at the TINES office and pre-
scented each member OF the Virginia
Boat CLUB crew. through Us representa-
tive. Dir. W. +. Tiusley. captain and
coxswaiii. with AN ivory calendar and "a
cigarette cane. The same were dis
tiibuied among then respective owners,
and each received them as another
tribute TO lheir skill and success.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-10

the following gentlemen from Mas.
s4cAu-tts. VINO ale capitalists. are
regi tered az Ford's. Th.-e geliIemOn
are looking around for Investments "a
The famed coal mines oi Chesterfield
county: George A Smith. B stoa. H..
i. heulbut. Lynn. Mass. 4. l. Rich
ards, Boston. j. 4 Donohoe, Lynn:
Waie b. Cav. Boston.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-10

There will be- music and dancing ar
bi4ldon Park. On Monday. TUESDAY.
Wednesday. Thursday aud Friday
evenings Admission. 10 cents. Saur-
days and Sundays GOO musicI. adml %
SION, free Parties visiting the park
Will be- expected 10 spend at leas. "a
nickel or be- looked upon and treated as
ire pa'seTs. WILLIAM SNELIINGs.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-10

Governor F.. ". Wilson. OF Charles
town. NestN Virginia. arrived in Ibis city
ycslerdI, AVID is stopping %. Ford HO-
tel. G.. L. Duffy. also Of ChaTiestown.
b IA Il-l :. IIull.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-10
street. Committee

There viii be meeting OF the Street
Committee this afternoon, AT which
time some matters OF cOnsiderab i'm
poilance viii be discus cd aud acted
upon.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-10
AVE we n flower

AVE we n flower
lovelicr than the
corn tassclatthat
stage when the
long yellow
strands begin 20
bend down in
graceful curves.
And what flow
or more appro
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-10

PRfDpi. -ilet. july etn. af ll.i1i 10. iI
LIAM 4. lkiull. lu tle slHii.ilfi year off
hisagc.
Funeral THIS "Wednesday MON>lND
at 10 o'clock. from lll,-,frc.i baptist
Church. Friends and acquaintance, invited
70 atloud.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-10

I OSr-ON MONDAY EVENING. a
Il BLACK WALNUT Pu, kti-iNNh. cIn-
tanning s2O ln Cash sli three checks. Nl.Ir
payable o. my o.aer. ihc .16 In ,.,l Nil
be paid as "a reward COR tNc return Oi tnr
book and paper, TO my Office No. inu1 hast
Cary street. CHARLES II. iAcf.
JylO-2l
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-10
THE FLOWER OF COLUMBIA
THE DISCUSSION AS TO THE FLORAL
+ EMBLEM OF THE UNITED STATES.

WHY Not the Tassei Of the Maize? Or the
Flower of the American Tulip Tree?
l. There n Flower Uniting the Blue and
the Gray
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-10

TINY ,el. zoo la-tand interior, with
mA cigar trade. $3.50 ihe remark made
Df downtown merchant in Speaking
90 Che sale of the "OM Virginia Che.
roots. This remark proves tnat the
" o.d Virginia Chtrools. manu-
i.c.uied only hy j. Whitl0ck. ave
batter than the majority of cigars.
as me above merchant handles the very
best goods cn the market. BE sure
when purchasing package ~ lhe Old
Cheioois to soc that il ha, the
name OF +. Nmt.ock on 10, otherwise
You Will De imposed on. ws2w
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-10

General Ben Butler Is getting mighty
sassy about war matters. lie Oidn't
have much 10 say some yelis ago when
his record was fresh IN the public
mind. Atlanta C0Astitat ion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24
GIRLS rIGHT WITH KNIVES.
ATcrrIbie aH0 BioOd Duel over n
Ioss or a Young Man.

A Huntington (W. Va telegram says: IN
formation came across the river from Alfalfa,
Lawrence county. o., last night that a most
unusual and sancuinsry encounter took Piscc
st that point Sunday night between t@o
Young lsdies. The combstantS were Miss
Rucker and Miss Bette Kyle, AID the trou-
he WAS about a young man. Friends VINO
were with the girls endeayored % prevent a
eight, hut their efforts were futile.
Each girl obtained a knife, and they al
tackled each otner with the utmost Jury,
using their weapons with such scientific aud
murdeTous effect that they were soon coyer-
ed with blood. Finally hiss Rucker gave
w The fight and started to run. with MSS
KYLE in hot pursuit. The larter soon Tell 10
the ground exhausted, and was picked up
Apd carried hOin~. 1t was f01nd she had re-
ceiYed d dangerous cut across the BACK rom
the spine 20 tine left forearm, besides other
minor injuries. Miss Rucker. who was also
cut IN several places, was arrested but JUS
tice Brown decided il was p case oil Soli-de.
fence, and she was discharged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24
Auction sALEs-ra.sre DAYS
ByN. w. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctionesr
TRUSTEES SALE OF - 9S-100
ACRES OF LAND
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
AT THE NORTH END OF SEVENTH, EIGHTH.
AND NINTH STREETS.
NEAR THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
WAY,
AT AUCTION.
WAY,
AT AUCTION.

In execution OF q deed % trust dated October
~. 1885. recorded In Richmond ChaDcery Court
nesd-Iook I37 c, page so, boing required 50 70
do ~ tho beneficiary therein named. We Will
sell by auction. on the premises, on
TUESDAY. JUNE 4, 1879,
ats p. r.. Me LARGE PARCEL OF LAND mem
toned above. situated case Of Navy Han and AK
tending 10 Bacon's-Cuarie branch This land
81 admirably suitable for The erection OF mo-
diun-siZo1 Dwelling. .s n"arness % the heart
II tho city. - the Cher8pngkr and Ohio railway
shop. aud 10 the kichncnd locomotive aud
MacIlur-N orxs renders livery desirable Tor his
parpo-e. AID its being soif m such o largo lock
.1orGs ono OF the b9et opportunities Tor - aptcu-
lition ever offered % tac pthllc. AMI "a - e
located 20 he north portal % the proDosod sun
Hct under fichtn street and very close Ia me
Cbosapcats rn1 ohio railway IL hast big future
for maggfa'ilring purposes.
IERMr Cash auf.cieT; 90 pay tho expenses OF
sale and "a note fnr ff.cr.N. win interest from
Aurii 1S. $50. and prosc1t 'hHrges; a credit as
10 81, 1854 until October iS-lL lisa, and the rcst-
duo ON such terms As lIe g~-nntOrs or In tho
event o. their failure 90 ~ 1l es the trusteas
may prescribe. An credit payments 10 carry
interest and 20 be secured ~ 70 Uust decd.
y. W. ROWE,
n. \. ATKINSON, JR,
my y pcuHe-e.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24

"a 4 tyne Of Thousands Of young girls who
ere emerging from the ~chrysniS .tfGe Of their
existence, a. thsy enter uDOn tDGr "ts7sns.
Nervous, excT-4bic, iyrit2l1e. stirred. by
strange. uns movable 1Olze9 within them,
each n mystery uzoo herocif. our girls need
the tcnde1st c7re, C1c most loving, Paittnt
oversight. and thc aid Of Or. PierS.s F~aYoritc
Prescription. to safely carry thfm through
this critical period. during whlch, IN too
many irvcS a3as. 0rs sCV'n tie fotcs az DIS
tra.3iuE forms Of dieeasCs peculiar 10 the
female scN. l9f this boon u wom2nkind
viii prevent al such Gis'asSF. or cure them
If they have already sf11c-i 9 victim. Woman
owes Il % herself. 10 her family, and 10 her
s0cinl station. TO IL well and strong. let
her then NOT nccicCt the sur means Of cure.
"Fayorte Prescription - is q Fr10mate mrdi-
cine. carefully compounded hy an experienced
and skinful physician. and adapted 20 WOm4n's
delicate organization. IL is purely vegetable
in its composition and perfectly harmless
IN its elects i'm any condition Of the system.
sold by druggists; $l.CI, or 6lx bottles Tor
$3.50.
Copyright 1873, by WORLDS DIS. MID. ASSN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24

Leduc. has become heircss OF 100000 0
francs. or about $A,400, 600, through the
death Of Mr.. uedeii, a millionaire, Thetor.
tunate heiress was born 10 Montreal, ana IL
well known in musical and social circles
here. In Europe Dame Leduc formed the
acquaintance Of Bedel, who treated her as
his own child. A few yeirs ago Madam
Maftel visited her daughter In Europe,
taking her other daughter. Miss Horteusc
Mattel. They there also made the acqusint-
anco Of uedel, who did not forget the halt.
sister Of hls protege, and has also bequeatned
her 80. 900 francs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24
POSTPONED

y UAl -sIH,
at same time and place.
BEVERLEY T.. CRUMP,
+. VI. CONNER,
j. W. ANDERSON,
Special Com misstoners.
j. THOMPSON BROWN a Co, Auc.Onoer.
GREANEEs FXEcvrORs. PLAINTIFFS. AGAISSr
6EEANKh &C. DE ENDASTs-iE TIE GRANGE
Ell CO0RI OF TEE CITY or RICHH0Sn.
I, Charles W. Goddia. clerk Of SAID court, GER
ttsy thet the bond required Of the sp~-fsi CON-
mssi0ueFs by the decree la said cause Of May
:, iSs9, has beeR daily gwen.
Gtvon under ny hand this Oh day Of May,
1850.
my % CHARLES W. GODDIN.