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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-06

\ SPECIAL CENTENNIAL THANkS6iN
ING DAY NAMED.
THF EtRLY Mrs or OUR RI
PUBLfC.
HARRIsON's PLAN 70 BREAK THI
SOLID SOUTH.
The Cotored Hrother Not 60 Expect AN,
Appointments Edwin Booth. the Ira
gFediaa. Improving President
fostponcs ifis Fishing Tip.

MAsHINGroN. d. G., April 5-prcsi
dent Harrison to-day issued the follow
I ing proclamation, recommending Apr
both next, The date Of the centennial Gel
I ehratiOn Of the Inauguration of President
Washington, as special centennial
thanksgiving day
"A rROCLAMATGON
a hundred years have passed since
the government which our forcfathcrs
founded was formally organized At
noon on The 3Oih day of April. l1;9, in
the city of Sew York. and i'm the pres
cnce OF an asscmhiagc of heroic
men whose pairioiic devotion had led
the colonies t0 Victory and independ-
encc George Washington took the oath
Oi office a. Chief Magistrate Of the new.
born republic. This impressive act was
preceded. at . O'Clock iB The morning, in
ail the churches OF the city, 10y prayer
for Gods blessing on the government
and los FIRST President
"fhc centennial of this illustrious
event in our history has been declared a
general holiday by act Of Congress. TO
the end that the people of tine whole
country may join i'm commemorative eX-
clci-cs appropriate to the day
"ln order that ihc ioy of The occasion
may hc associated with deep thankful
ness in the minds of the people for all
our blessings in the past and a dcyourl
supphcation TO God for their gracious
continuance IN the future, the represen-
laiivcs of The religious creeds, both
hristian and Hebrew, have memorial /
zcd the government 10 designate an /
hour for prayer and thanksgiving on /
haf dav.
Now, therefore, J., Benjamin Ilar-
-ison. President of the tnit~d .''- IL
Amerjra i'm response TO this pious ana I
reasonable request. do recommend Una,
,n Tuesday. April 30th at the hour oi /
o'clock iu themoning, the people oi ihe /
entire country repair TO their respective /
places of divine worship TO imp.ore the
avor of God that the blessings OF /
liberty. prosperity and peace may abide
silh us az people, and that His hand
nav lead as in ihe paths Of righteous
ie-s and good deeds
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-06

sPRfNcFIELD, Ills, April o.--Goy-
ernor Filer to-day commuted the sen
tence Of K. ). McCiaughrey, one oi th.
Cook county Doodle commissions )
who is serving two years term
in the Joliet peniteniiaTy fof
conspiracy to defraud Cook county
bv false pretenses. lie will be released
on the 10Th OF April, month before the
expiration OF his term.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-06

fNMEpfArgLY preceding and follow
inc his Inauguration, General Harrison
was inflicted with a good deal OF gratu!
tons advice 10 The effect that the people
wanted him TO be President, aud not a
clerk. To have mind OF his own ard
use il lie has followed this advice to
the letter. and as areward is now jumped
an by the Senators whose wishes hafe
heea disregarded. Chteag0 Nal
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-06

FoEr DoDGE. Iowa. April 5.-Seyen-
teen of the Des Moines river land settlers
who Yesterday deled United States
marshall and posse, surrendered to-day TO
sheriff Adams and deputy. The set
tlers regard the county officers as
friendly. and peaceably accompanied
them today. They waived examination
in Justices court, and readily secured
hail for their appearance al the MaytCrm
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MAERlSnN'S lnEA.

now lie. .Hope- TO Break the solid south
WAsmNcroN. d. G.. April .. 1t is as
serted that President Harrison has
niainiv given coiorod ofice-seekers from
Inc South. who are here, TO understand
that they have very little to expect from
him. lie proposes 90 recognize The pro-
tecijonists of the South, and to try in
fbis way TO make The dividing line oi the
nartics. not upon color. bat upon The
economic policy The South is fun OF
rroieciianisfs. who have been always
WORKING with the Democrats because Oh
the race situation ia that section. IL Is
.qil that many of these have signilied
iheir desire To- Join hands with the Re
pubIican protectionsts, making That the
issue if thev can come into the party
with ihe proper recognition. The men
WHO belong 20 this class are the wealthy
and intelligent. the active, progressive
men of the South II is asserted 'ha'
Mn Harrison proposes TO ease the way
for them into the Republican party by
eralicaiing the race question as an ISSUE
and recognizing eminent proleclioni7l,S'
former Democrats, as well a. kepuh'
Nluua
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-06

W1LKEsBARRE, Pa April "a gang
of roughs to-day attacked John Buehan-
an. wealthy young man OF Amber
while be was on his way home on
lonely rosd One Of the gang
snot. and it is feared that be
fatally injured Buchanan. He was lett
a large fortune year ago, since when
time he has been dripking very hard.
No arrests have get been made.
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d, Mnyor Hunter of HroohIyn. rarafyned

BROOKLYN, \ Y, April 5.--Ex-Alayor
John W Hunter suffered stroke 9l
paralysis yesterday, one side Of his body
being completely paralyzed. There Is
some hone that the effects will not be
Immediately fatal Mr. Hunter is 81
wears old, was auditor OF The custom
house for many years was elected To
Congress in 1865 and again IN ls6" was
Mayor in 1874, and is now president oil
The Die Savings Bank.
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PRovIDExcE, r. l., The town OF 4'os-
ter elected Senator and Representative
today, both Republicans, which msSeS
The Legislature tie on JOINT Daiio, %
Senate@Repubicans, 23 Democrats ~
Observation-Disclosures, "a Democrats, 81.
There are fourteen more elections to be
decided.
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,,,rsisac chance for Somebody

s,v FeANcrsco, April 5.-''eorRe
vnlbolaad champion lightweight oi
a s"straiis "'' came out with challenge yes,
,eu1sy Nu1,'"i'p ,o asht any man in the world, OF
from l30 10 1873 pounds Weign1 1arS 49,"
challenge is not accepted ID lhif,y "%i NJ 7.
Nmlholland SAYS he will claim the lin tii'
II light-weighi champion Of the i.1, wofTi,
HW,i6oltand n fought lightweight rounus
,"i,h Billy Mahon here not long ago anu
the result was draw.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-06

CHARLESTON. ;. G., April 5.-Juds e
n itberspoon. of the State Court, has de =
MED the motion to refer to master in
the State Court the suit Of Sheppard y
Porcher against the Pacific Guano Com
panv. The case, therefore, goes back 10
the Cnited States Court
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suieide of "A Bookkeeper.

BALTIMORE, April 5.-Archibald 81
Ieocr Roper. aged twenty-three years
hookkeeper for Jones & Thorne, con
tractors for the Lake Guiliord reservoir
shot himself in the temple this afternoon
and died a few minutes afterwards NC
known cause exists for the suicide
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po,,hed of $500 While Asleep.

NEW YORK. December 5.-Ffederick
Friederichsen, prosperous morse ues'ei
from Hamburg, Germany, was ioO9eq %
81 300 while asleep in Bush's hotel, no,
boken. last night. y man who registered
Az William b. Lewis, and occupied the
next room to Friederichsen, and who was
missing this morning, is supposed to be
IL. fhinl
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-06

WAsHrveroN, d. c., April 5.-Fourth
class postmasters were to-day appointed
as follows: North tarolina-kli fAs
som. at Dallas, Mrs. Cora /. Davis a.
Halifax: James W Abernethy, Lo"eii
and Mrs. Jane Harlon, ScoiisYille'
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Retter Than Ours.

WAsHIsoroS, d. C., April 5.-Ihe
German corvette Sophie" which sailed
from Zanzibar for Samoa to-day, Is lar
superior 10 either the Richmond, the
Adams, OF the Alert, the United States
vessels ordered 10 Apia. She carries
fourteen heavy modern guns, uses forced
draught, and has a speed OF fifteen knots.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-06

ONE package of the Old Virginia che
roots which retails at five for 10 cents
j. equal 10 five of the finest cent
cigars manufactured. Take no others
az there are many limitations on TIE
market, which are being palmed oil as
the old Virginia Cheroots.
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AIRS. JOE PERSONS REMEDY.

From Rev. c. J. Gibson. ID. D., ninnser OF
Eplsconal Church. Petersburg, va: s&se
used Nrs. joe Persons Remedy IN my vvn
family. and II gives ue pleasure W sss - -
klo.t AID N Thoroughly tested. l think VIII
remove many cufaneous disorders.
CHURCHILL J. SlBSoN.
P,ssrsbgg. Ia. Januarl 70 iSr.
For sale by L. p. RoVTI, Dfussn'' ~" -
Avln street
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TIE SOUTH AND CkNTRAL AMERICAN
Co,f,llssIoN N.-According to some OF the
Eastern papers, there is good reason TO
fear that the South and Central
American Trade commission VII
he used ~ means of pressing
upon Congress the necessity oi
subsidizing American ships. senator
Frye based his objection TO the appoint
ment of the Hon. William Pinkney
Whyte on the ground that he was op,
posed TO subsidies, as if this question OF
subsidies was the first and most lupor'
tant duty of the commission to consider
- Baltimore sun.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-06

THE following remark was made to
the manufacturer OF the Oid 'ifg' Ma
Cheroots by Judge of good cigar
~phil. if il were not for the price OF the
Old Virginia Cheroots would smoke
them in preference to any ~ or 10 cen,
cigar on the market" Dealers supplied
by Messrs. Powers, Taylor x 20. ana
Whitaker, Zander x Co
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TX Senator Davis and Party.

JACKSONVILLE, fla, April 5.-Ex-
senator Davis and party, Including Mrs,
Mckee. arrived here to-day and visited
The ub-troplcal exposition. At O'Clock
the party proceeded to ST. Augustine
where they will remain day or TWO be-
fore taking trip TO Palatka, and up the
- I,lpz river
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WnKEsBARRs, Pa, April 5.-Flor'
ence Rollers, aged II years, OF tins city,
wa burned to death today. The an-
fortunate girl wa, PLAYING around a
bonfire, when her clothes became
igaited.
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Entered A suit against Her Husband.

BALrmoRE, Mn, April Mrs. Min
ME E.tells Boo has entered suit against
her husband. Alfred +. Booth, the we'll
known oyster packer, praying for abso,
luie divorce on the ground Of alleged
n,faithfuln
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-06

W1KEsBARns, Pa, April while
riding home in "a wagon tins afternoon,
Frank Serbers was crushed to death by Il
team of horses, which had become
frightened, jumping into his wagon from
the rear
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4 VERY DESPERATE MAN.
lie Attempts to kiss Lady ana hiiis !"
CLERK for Interfering.

P,RErnsBuRo. W Va, April John
rnstice. a dcsperado married to one ol
he females of the Hatfield gang, while
ON board the steamer SpenlocA, On 'iio
Big Sandy river on W eahesuASi IoSr S,
tempted to kiss lady passenger. ,,i, Jon"
Hamilton. the clerk of the boat ih'e'
tered and was instantly killed. Justice
then retreated from the boat coVef'hs
Ge officers with his revolver until ne
ho5 made his e-cape Justice IS a very
desperate man, and viii not be capinreu
without trouble.
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Po.fof,ice Robbery.

BIRMISouAM, ALA, April o.-Burg-
lars robbed the postoiiice at Randolph,
Ala, last night. Two hundred and
seventy-iive dollars in money aud a
quantity Of stamps were taken.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-06

Louis hossuth, the Hungarian paIr0t,
j. reported to be dying. lie is now near
1he close of his eighty seventh year and
The thrilling events which at one time
made him so famous have long since
been forgotten except as history. lie was
the orator who pleaded his country ;
cause with such fiery elOquence that ne
compelled the world TO listen, and iinahy
brought about the union OF his distract- T.
ed land with Austria. -Balttmofs Herdld.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-06
CABLE FLASHES.

Tnr HAGUE, April J.-The King OF
Holland has had another relapse, aud ais
death j. expected at any moment
CAIRO, April j-The Nile Is rapidly
falling.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-06

TuE HuGuEs0rs used Tar, horehound
and wild cherry for coughs and colds
aad with good effect, and their deseinde
ant, continue 10 use the same n. Dr
Dayids Cough Syrup OF tar horeh, uad
Aild cherry.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-06

WAsHISoroN, d. C., April 5.--The
President to-day appointed Cornelius
Van Cott postmaster at New YORK city,
in place Of Mr.. Pearson, resigned.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-06

Albion W Tourgee warns the South
ern people, in the April Forum, that IN
the race conflict, which is sure TO come
sooner or later, if they don't mend their
ways. "a box Of matches is equal to
hundred Winchester rifles" lhis Is a
sample of incendiarism which Ii very
prevalent OF late.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-06

TESTED BY TIME-For Bronchial al
fections. Coughs, etc, BkowN's BRoN-
catAL TRoeHEs have proceed their efficacy
by test of many years Price, % cts.
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GENERAL BoULANGER rsCEs A MANI
FE~TO

BRUSSELS. April j.--Gcneral Roulan'
Ger has issued a malifesto, in which he
saws that. in robust sense, the French
electors viii know how TO deal with
falsehoods and SANDER The government
he declares, has cxtOrted from an in
fatuated Parliament cons ent 10 prose-
cute him before a court composed OF hi'
politjcal enemies. not Judges. The crime ;
imputed TO him were well known when e
was appointed Minister Of War, al d
therefore. his colleagues in the ministry
are equally guilty with himself Moth
inr. he concludes, will turn him from
fhe advocacy Of an honest Republic and
LEGAL exercise of universal suffrage.
TERRIBLE STORM.
VIENNA. April "a terrible storm
has swept over large section OF south
ern Hungary. Many houses have been
demolished, and in some cases whole vi
lagos have been set on fire by lightning
and destroyed.
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7 wAsnfN0r0N. p. g.. April b.
Gal. s ,. S. ln1ications-For Nlrunm
aul NHith Carolina fulr. stsbtiy
-' warmer. westerly winds
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Sealed Proposals..
The undersigned will. until " o'clock N. OF
SATURDAY. APRIL 18TH, 1889,

The undersigned will. until ls o'clock N. OF
SATURDAY, APRIL 18TH, 1889,
receive Sealed Proposals for furnishing tho
Institution with tho following articles tgt III"
ensuing Quarter beginning Apfit ISL ''''
GROCERIES.
l,Obarre's Family Flour.
3 noo points Shoulder Bacon.
.OoD pounds Ham Bacon
30 pounds Refined Lard.
lng pounds Gmnulated sugar.
200 pounds Yellow sugar.
200 pounds lAgiiayra COnee.
5p pounds Green Tea
40 pounds HOmln).
l0U pounds hice Csouth Carolina
80 pounds soda IrOcAets.
1000 pounds Laundry soap.
100 gallons NOias-e-.
81 gallons Vinegar pure cldcrb
a gsliOns Nhiskcy.
20 gallons sherry Wine.
gallons French Brandy.
do1en Porter q. s..
DAY GOODS.
.oa yards Mems Wear.
100 yards taIicO.
SO Yards hleachef Cotton.
EOyards Is own Cotton.
2UO yards Brown Drift Cotton
| 100 Yards she, ting, %.
30 yards Bed llcklnK.
Parties may bid Tor any one or moro ot tho
articles lamed. All are rsquiied 40 tufuish,
! with bid- samples. 10 he examined ty TN.
! Board - Directors at their meeting Apt"
| II h. lHS9.
/ Arlcles furnished must in al cssss come
fully up To s,mpie. otherwise VIII d" fctufnvS
] AZ bidders expense. All ar icies must b* or
| Iiycred. freight prepaid, at a.. "illlansbutr
] iepot hy the nrh day of Apfh, ies3. unlsss
otherwise required by the steward, snd VIII
be reweighcd aud remeasured by tue stofe
|
| PAYMENTS 70 be made Within thirty days 81
ter receipt OF goods. No alment wih y:
| made unrl the contract has been iuiiy anu
faithfully complied Win. - ,..,..,
bidders must state PRICE OF Abrl'Lh
on EACH SAMPLE. aud designate rempie
with PRIVATE wAak do Dot n,o the samo
mark usei in former bids but IN 10 ets"
must NAMEot BfDDEH APP EAkoN san
PLts A list Of biddc'a sainPi's; niafsi
nrces AZ 4 name must be- scaled and addfesssu
10 IN. ROaid OF Directors T.. /, Asylum. .no
|, tixht he rcs~ry.d 70 award the contract toI
snuplying the above articles to any one ..
mo Z OF me bidders, or reject any " All o' 'os
bids offered -. ,,.., 49,.
Samples should be marked TO FURNISH sup
: niles. = and addressed 10 the undersxned:
'' C. y. AkNisIEAD.
aps Il steward 4. L. \.
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A.. President viii Not Go Fishing To

V,sutSGroN. y. C., April o.-rresi
loa, Harrison. il is understood tonight
has abandoned his contemplated ns,i'hs rs, hs
trip down the Potomac, ior wi,'on aae "o
and several Cabinet officers anu so'n' ~.
friends expected toleaye Washington on,,e, 10,
m"rrow - 'o There is no revenue cutter
here here lust at present, and his granason, ,hs Il
"e,V 49,, IL the best of health, and 20 'he
Pc Pyesident has abou, concluded to i%ores % ., y
:, Ieas, for the present, much hee"'
ysration and rest oi few days
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Amr>rMrNrs TO NIGuT

Richmond Theatre hco g. ID KEYS Bm
.re company in "Adoris.~ ~oteP.N.
Nnmri Academy of Music-No perform
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FOR kENr.

TOR RENT-THE DESIRABLE
residence No. 2sv6 East franklin. Win
All moderu improvements Bath, Hot an
Cold Water, Apply ON the premises.
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sleepless mig hts made miserable De
that terrible cough. shiloh's Cure Is ny
Remedy for you. 10
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TIE DAILY TINES.

Published every day in thc
year, and the only Monday
morning daily ISSUED i'm
virginia.
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PRICE. TWO CENTS
READY
For Twice as Much.
DON'T EXPECT RELIABLE CLOTHING
rn OPT cDI- En1r u orr on nu.nr

DON'T EXPECT RELIABLE CLOTHING
TO GIT SQUEEZED OUT OF TRADE.
fTfs IN COMPETITION FOR YOUR DOL
LARS 10 sTAYASD WIN, AND WIN TILL
EVERYBODY BUYS 1T.
THERE ISN'T AS MUCH OF IT SOLD TO
DAY AZ TIER. 0uGHr70 BR. THAT.
HOWEVER. ISN'T YOUR FAULT. THE
STORES ARE AT FAULT THAT KEEP THR
OTHER SORT. THEY FEAR To KEPT
LEST THEY LOSE YOUR MONEY TO-DAY
By ASKING TOO MUCH
YBr THERE ~ MORE OF 1T SOLD To-
DAY THAN YESTERDAY. NEXT YRAR
WE SAY-MrCH MORE.
We HAVE NO OTHER THAN RELIABLE
TO SELL.
WE ARE INCREASING THE TRADE FOR
1T ALL THE FASTER THAT WE ARR NOT
ASKING TOO MUCH OF YOUR MONEY
FOR IT.
OUR PRICES ARE LESS THAN voc Bx-
PEcT.
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THE OTHER ITEM rs DOES RELIABLE
CLOTHING. GIVE As GOOD A CHOICE
AND As DRESSy Styles BETTER
FAR BETTER, SEE TsE VARIETY OF
OUR SPRING SUITS. THERE NEVER
WAS \ SEASON SO FERTILE OF NOBBy
DESIGNS. wEHAvE KEPT UP ouR END
or ITS MANUFACTURE.
THE SPRING ovERCoATs EQUALLY
As ATTRACrIVE2
tY'REVERY STYLISH DON'TTAKg
ONE THAT DOESN'T FIT AS fFfT wsRE
MADE FOR YOU YOU IL GET ONE
THAT DOES WITH OR WITHOUT SILK
LINING.
MAKING TRADE FAST Is OUR BEA-
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Wants. Marriage and
Death Notices. not exceed
ing eight lines, 3J cents for
each insertion.
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SHOE S, SALE.
Our Success is Immense
OUR SALES ARE VERY LAKdE,
AND WHAT Is BETTER, OUR
SHOES WEAR WELL.
Come and see our stock for yourself.
We have plenty Of shoes and intend
selling.

Infants soft Kid. Tipped Shoe, TO 5~...t 50
Chilas' Spring Heel Shoe. 4 20 s............-. 81
Chlds' Goat Tipped Heel Shoe. 10 70 Is. 20
Childs' SOLID school shoe, Tipped. Il toy "
'Our Boys" shoe. INST closs. II To 2.'~..' w
Ladies' satin Lined KID Shoe ...........''...~ 81
Ladies' Rassell Kid Button. ~ 70 I..."...' 20
ladies Extra Fine shoes..,.........''.'~.'... ~
Mems Police Shoe worth tS 5O...-............ 70
Mems sharp Toe Lace and Congrcss.''....' ~
Mems Veal Calf Shoe, all solid.............' 70
Mems Dongoia Shoe. for easy wear......''' {"
Mems fiand-sewed, nil styles, all SIZES I"
Mems Hand-Sewed size 5, all styles W
Mems Velvet -
Ladies' oxford Tie, patent leather tip -
Ladies' oxford Tie, tan color. all sifes'.... %
LADIES' Eatra- Fine Ties. patent tip.......'' ~
We have all kinds and all styles OF shoes
..hi,h ,,tat ha sold
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sASKKRs AND BKoKEE-.
W. MAURY,
Banker and Broker,

1Ol3 l.. MAIN STREET.,
nuy aud sen Government. state. Municipal
aas Railroad Securities. make specially oil
s,od bonds tor investment, and invite INJURY
,.,,,slog n,rchess or sis of securities OF Tor
Information.
Particular attention s.sca O. orders 10y mail
,.. apGCod2w
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TkEE VVuIG,

Established January, 1921,
was absorbed by The Daily
Times December -. lSSN.
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AMusEMENTs
pICHM0ND THEATRE

II ...,.
SATURDAY MONT SATURDAY MAIl
APRIL %. MI A' 80, ~.
Last Performance. he-eiN'' 7'"' ''' .''
MIR HENRY + DlNE4,
supported by
RICE A~n D1XEY's BIO BC CkLEsQt l. CO.,
60~slXTY ARTlsTs-6o
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nioSEY TO LoAN

MONEY. MONEY, MONEY.
vi f25eU
Wrtatea large an0unt ol money 10 ieht
.f...f tI.nm .ni city real est lie. ln sums 'l
FRANK %. HllL 81 CO..
..f.r tuorfh Lle.cufh street..
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CoHoEs, y. y, April 5.-The Demo
craticsprimaries to-day were very disor-
derry. The factions were armed with
5fsaiosftf Ire Mayor Garside anna
EEp Eaerk LarSin. Several free
&<k. x1AN. and g. roe were re-
viii sell you any Of the above goods %. %. o.
I'm. the above liher
a.. Ybfrc 90 .sI
s"J SCHUYLER v, Bean Ia = Ewith a
shovel The Fourth Nd poll was
broken up. Ia the Fifth ward James
Hagan was badly injured on the head
with wrench. II is not known yet
which faction carried the primaries.
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flroad street. Richmond- D. daiN -
.-'to.t Steinau's local aufeSthctlc Tor cftrhc'
-. tho hest knOHn alley latOi pain
nf,be profession he has the ex iusNe rish'
a. H. use la tho cry Of Richmond.
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sel4.i prices e5c.. 50c, ,5c. a. ti25 ana
slsI Matinee prices. nfat n9ui- iss'i Nv.u
Omission &C., drc-. circle. pic, =" 'Nti"
....r5. t.lr rr-crseI seats now Oh sale
Nrnt attraction. G. %. ID. apo a.
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CASTERS I.rSArIc tsYLrN,,
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, AptH 5, lcoS'
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JHtrANTED. A FlRsT-CLASS COOK.
....a. ....anina. Must hfIy good r.cpm
.rfaf.0u, p.rmI 1cut place ai .in'ftl
.....f.frH right party B. D. JON son e.
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,trANrFp. TWO TOBACCO o
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BRUssELs, April 5.-General Boulan-
ger has been persuaded by Count Dillon
and VI. Rochefoft 10 withhold the mani
ieslo be medilaicd senaing to his follow.
ers in France, and the electoral cam
paign has heen suspended.
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WANTED BY & MAN WILLING
w nrI honest. "a situation. Hc can dp
r.rrIy auy Kind of work n aooi ail f.u1n
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