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The ~COnsubhips.

WASHINGTON. Special Telegram, April A.
The New York Times pursues Mr.. Blaine
with u dealy malice. Its Washington CORE
spondent announces this morning with SOL
emn seriousness that MIR. Blaine is anxious
to see personally the gentlemen who have
filed applications for places in the consular
and diplomatic service, and that he has ap-
pointed next Tuesday to receive them. 1t ia
a new application Of the old day application
joke. Ex-senator Riddlebcrger of Virginia
is here and wants the Dublin consulship. He
made the mistake of applying to the presi-
dent in person for it. and his mistake pointed
q moral. He was courteously but firmly re-
ferred to the state der artment. The presi-
dent has laid down the rule for consular ap-
pointments that they must be considered
first and recommended by members of the
cabinet. whom he will hold responsible for
the character and fitness of appointees in the
absence of members Of congress. Dakota
has three candidates for consuIates who ale
likely to receive some consideration at the
stute department in a day or two. r. +.
Cannitf OF Watertown wants to 90 to Horgen,
Switzerland; Sam =. Clover of Sioux Falls to
Sheffield and II. Ray Myers of Huron to
Birmingham.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-04-11
Class Esrstmastars

WASHINGTON. Special Telegram. April A.
Fourth-class postmasters were appointed to-
day as follows: Dakota-Mrs. NJ A. Batehelder,
Grand View, DOUGLAS county. Iows-Elias Cook.
Viewer. Lee county,,
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-04-11

nNn nvEc Color anything any colon.
UIHAH WIZ D16O Never Fad: Al0Gys snrcf
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-04-11
Ordway and Allen.

WASHINGTON, Special Telegram, April A.
Ex-Gov. Ordway intended to start for Bis
marck to-day, but vase detained by the illness
OF a member OF his family. He will start
Saturday without fail. Ordway Gays he is
going to AXE charge of the operations for
the organization Of the new State of North
Dakota and see it safely through the consti-
tutional convention before he begins his
campaign for the senatorship He is full of
cheerful confidence as to the territory's
future and his own. Gen. Harrison Allen of
Fargo, who has seen a good deal of Ordway
since he has been here, follows him West one
day later, leaving Washington Sunday. Da-
kota people here believe that Ordway and
Allen have made a combination to capture
the North Dakota senatorshtp, and state that
this combination may be The means of a
powerful syndicate to be formed later for
the control of the election of the officers of
the territory generally; what @Cal" might
call a band wagon.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-04-11

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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-06

INNO NII.INt. IOtt.ftS

Slugger Sullivan discounts Bruiser
Kilrain about % per cent. by reason CT
his superior mule power Of physique
If mules legs could be put ON the
shoulder of any animal that could be
called man. he, she or it could knock
Sullivan out. and if natures disgrace
could be further accomplished by tit
ting head ike Sullivan on the shout
ders, then we might correctly estimate
the moral, intellectual and physical
merits of the modern prize-hghter.
1t is hardly necessary to discant on
the social bearings of bull fights ana
mule fights, for happily the civilized
world has decided that humanity Is de-
based when in a condition Of commu-
nity organization it gives countenance
to such exhibitions. The point pre-
sented to the reading public Is not an
issue between opinions, but practicAl
one as to the duty Of the representa-
tivcs of the law.
We are glad to say that Virginia
sheriff quickly bounced a prize fight
gang the other day when they attempt
cd to make ring on the sacred soil.
Three Governors have issued procla-
nations calling on the authorities to
stop the great mill" between Sullivan
aud Kilrain, and as we have stated be-
fore, the only reason for hoping that
the sluggers may not be arrested Ii the
brighter hope that they may meet aud
slug each other to death, for the exam
pie would stop prize fighting to a very
great extent.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-06

IT is worth while to note the fact that
il Sullivan shows himself IN good form
il will illustrate one important fact,
viz. that warm water and ammonia
baths are better than cold water. Sui
Ivan was partly used up by dissipation
and in the same played out condition,
produced by Ovcrwork and nervous eI-
element. as thousands OF business men.
His trainer tried the new methods OF
recuperation, and we are anxious to
see if they were efiicacious. That Is
the only interest that We have in
Sullivan.
Only few years ago il was discov-
cred that there was way to excite the
nerves and the skin without shock,
and as cold water is shock II was
wisely concluded that the worn and
hardly strained nature Of man would
be more successfully relieved and re-
cuperated by warm water mixed with
"A powerful excitant.
We leave the technicalties to the doc
tors, aud only state what we have un-
derstood from the impressions Of the
suffering mortals who have tried the
new treatment.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-06

Delegates tO the State Democratic
Convention have Just been elected as fol-
lows. -. VI Clold. VI. III. Calico, 1. II.
Caldall. William b. Cecil William T..
Jordan. +. O.. De Jarnette. 4. 4. Chris
tian. II B. Howe. Robert G.. Jordan. Z.
l.. Tate. j. c. llursh and Lewis Harvey.
They are instructed for Captain j. Hoge
Tyler.
The County Court is busy with its
criminal work, including violations. OF
the local option law.
The New River Bridge poisoning
cases are finally disposed of, the Court
of Appeals 40 Wythevillo having re-
ver-ed the conviction Of G.. W. Hicks
i'm the County and Circuit Courts of
Pulaski, and acquitting him. This
case attracts great interest among law
yers and other citiZeLs. Last fall
Hicks and his mOther-in-law, Mrs.
Price. bought poison and gave IL to
Mrs. Long, the housekeepor OF James
Anderson. the father Of Mira. Price.
with instructions % put II in his coffee
40 supper and kill him. promising Mrs.
Long a part of AndersOn's farm and
money. which Mrs. Price, Is sole child
and heir, would inherit. Mrs. Long
never intended 10 give the poison, but
deceived Mrs. Price and Hicks and met
them boy appointment to GIVE the
poison at night at certain spring,
where the sheriff and other officers
were hid to hear the conversation, see
the poison delivered. and arrest the
criminals. Mrs. Price and Hicks, all Of
which was done successfully.
The Court Of Appeals in Hicks case
has decided that all these acts were
mere preparations for the crime, and
not acts done after the preparations
had been completed, and consequently
there has been no indictable felony
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-06

Our edition tomorrow will contain
certain special features aside from the
daily report of news and the miscel-
lany.
We will give the best ideas on the
sporting news, written by our regular
New York correspondent, "Chaliere ~;
a letter from the TIMES European cor
respondent, Mr.. Thomas Nelson Page;
social and general review Of the news
Of Gotham by our Gossip
The SUNDAY TIMES will also publish
four Of the latest short stories-"Low-
land Folk Lost, Mignon, and the
Goblin Storm.
All Of the extra miscellany in the
stories are illustrated in the latest style
Of photo-lithogrsphic etching.
There will be also a very readable
sketch Of the Paris Exposition, and an
illustrated article on the "Shah OF Per
sian aud his transit through Europe.
Last. but not least is a poem written
for the TIMES by an eminent bard, who
remains ,ncogHitO, entitled 1.-The Freed
-. e.. Al. lo.,,tI -
If the boat race il favored by the
clerk Of the weather we will have a
full account Of il, with short interviews
with each champion to show the why
and wherefore Of the result.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-06

the Southern barbarism, but they are
becoming conscious of several burh'nH
facts. one of which is that in order 10
get the power they counted on from the
the colored brethren. they VIII Do
forced TO swallow their affecta'ioh OF
civilization and enlightenment, and de-
clare for the very barbarism az they
themselves established It.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-06
HE ADMINISTRATION

The administration may have a night
to contradict itself on Sunday princi-
pies and run Sunday school ideas with
Wanamaker all the week to compen-
safe for Sunday iunket on a govern
ment ship. for those things are ques-
tions Of personal and official dignity.
But when the administration appoints
itself grand electioneerer for eight
Senatorial votes for the G.. o. p. in the
four new States, it is quite another
thing, and the proposed card #
identity between President and doma-
gOgue will not work. The four terrific
rial yirgins-Washington, two Da-
koias aud Montana-are open todhe IN
huences Of the gift-bearing Greeks, and
of course il the government, at present
held in all its branches in the iron grip
of one party, chooses to make itself a
strictly political machine, those eight
Senators can be elected. But the eyes
Of the country are on the four
new States, and when they come up for
the first degree We want to see that
everybody in the order Of the free and
Independent American people shall UNI
deIstand whether or not there has been
any prostitution Of the public service
to demagoguery. The new states do
not belong to the Republican party or
any other party, and if the President 3
Radical advisors persuade him 9TH
erwise it will be bad for the q. o. p,
and Will add to the already heavy bur
dens that they carry.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-06

and Hicks is cleared. For special
reasons Mrs. Prico had been pardoned
by the Governor. This is the first case
in Virginia of the kind. aud was looked
forward to vith much interest as set
Ting the law of attempts in this State.
Attorney GeneTel Ayres represented
the State in the Court Of Appeals. and
William NJ. Perkins, Of Pulaski City,
represented Hicks. both gentlemen
citing much law and precedents on
their respective sides.
The crops Of wheat and hay are ex-
cellent. and corn promising, and the
country here is lovely now.
Pulaski City il said to be about 70,
rush into a big boom. so mote 1t be-
NJ.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-06

CHASE CITY. July 3.-We have had
almost continuous rain for week ana
some very hard rains. Wheat, oat ana
hay harvest has been very seriously III
torrupfel and corn and tobacco are
badly drowned and in the grass.
Even crops 0u highlands are damage
badly. Farming opcratlons.and indeed
hu-ire5 s'rf an kinds are almost at a
stand STILL
Dr. III. H. Harris and Dr. c. II. Ry-
land. Of Richmond College. were here
to-day attending meeting of the
board Of trustees of Southside Male
Academy. They were highly pleased
al the prospects Of the academy, ana
the trustees were gratliied 10 nave
them present. Something OF mutual
benefit 10 the college and the academy
NAV rrow out of the visit. The acade-
nv building is being erected. and Nil
be- % fine one. There viii be dormitories
in Che main building. and residence
and boarding department Will be Dult
AN to be ready for the fail session. The
trustees today appointed Professor
George G.. Buudick. of Acc0mac. piinci-
pal. Professor II n Phillips. of Chase
City. assistant. and Mr. W. ii. Sinith,
over tine boarding departments
Tire farmynle district Methodist
Episcopal Conference viii meet here
July 10Th. and the occasion is antici-
patcd with pleasure by our people.
Is.
Miss Elise Coke. Of Richmond. who
has been visiting Miss Alice JeiIrees, oil
This place. left for her home on Tues
Jay Ch0fe fi'y froJress.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-06
NEWS or THE STATE.
A Glance All ACCOMPLISHMENTS N"'e'
ana Iocas ntis from various re"s
aud Pencils

.,a ,oea, hts from various Pens
aud Pencils.
The TINES presents to-day the latest
news from our State exchanges
Roanoke.
4 huge black bear was seen on Bent
Monntan last Sunday evening by hr.
Joe Baldwin, farmer IN that neigh-
borhood. Bmin seemed TO be IN no
hurry to shake the dust Of that locality
from his feet. and evidently did not
fear any interruption Of his pleasures.
Mr.. Baldwin says he would weigh 300
s s. Brooke. captain. Charles Lyle;
first lieutenant. and b. +. Rives. second
Lieutenant Of the Roanoke Light Imam
trv. left this morning ON the early tram
TO be examined for commissions by Ad-
infant General Mcdonald, at Lexing-
ton. Na.-Hcrdlh.
Another trial trip Of the street-cars
was made Yesterday and the machinery
was found in complete order. The cars
run along smoothly. and TO trouble IS
apprehended. The requisite amount OF
track is laid, aud the cars viii run on
regular time about the FIRST Of the
week. -Iins3.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-06

Bowen had advertised Woodstock
with Fourth Of July speeches and the
presence of the President.
The President said land his words
have already been printed in the circu-
lar AL OF Woods,ockl that it IS wise and
just to preserve our institutions from cor
ruption and decay and hold Them up in
honor. After the American people
have had three days and nights To- be
thrilled with those glowing words
they will naturally ponder ON
what Ben llasan Ali and Wanamaker
Pasha are going TODD next Sunday and
how much holding up IA honor
there will be on the sacred day when
tho Grand Cabinet IIabcrdasher goes
down the river to mediate ON crime.
and calculate how many heads lac can
cut of during the coming week.
When the good major general in the
opera meets the Pirates Of Pcnzance he
gets a lesson from those men of conscien-
ciousness, who are the slaves Of duty,
and according to the satincal rogue.
the peers could be pirates and only
wait for favorable time Co resuse
their legislative duties.
The oyster pirates of Chesapeake on
the flagship Dancing Mollie 90 must
have entertained Major.Genoral llarri-
son and Wanamaker singing, in chorus
"Wolcomc 10 our hold: our pirate laws pro-
tcct you.
An honorary member Of our gang we do
elect YOU"
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-06
fbnnyIlic.

The funeral Of the late William
Welsh Brown took place from the
Church Of the Epiphany yesterday
morning. and was largely attended by
the friends aud acquaintances Of the
deceased and his family, and by
the members Of the Sunday-school con-
nectee with the church. Rev. DR..
George W. Dame conducted the exer-
cises, assisted by Rev. Alexander Mar
tin, ID. d., pastor of the Presbyterian
Church. Register.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-06

The World catches the fact that Lord
High EXocutionor Clarkson is absent ON
free-lunch iunket, and consequently
his royal master, Wanamaker, has to
take hold of the Snickersnee and do
the daily work.
There is now splendid opportunity
for the quiet Introduction Of a large
number Of desirable sales agents into
the service, which the founder of Oak
Hall will not fail TO improve. 10 is "a
fact that big chief likes sometimes u
get hold OF deputy 5 place for a trial
and show him how the work can be-
done when the administrative power
and the executive are both worked by
one person. For then the day of slaugh-
Ter Of Democratic postalcard readers
may DO written in rythmic words such
as these
Ills head rolled down in that postal town.
To the Sound OF Republican elcc,
And on ii was nice 10 put on icc.
And charge t0 "Kcformeree
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-06
RAILROADS.


DTCHMOND, FREDrRiChebuh v
L., AND POTOMAC RAILkoA O.-ccnedllt
com neucing APRIL zist. l.'s - ee'''fu
standard time. ....,,.... s,tf,.. et..,s
oniv Al Ashland Junction, hlori.
end fredericksburg. sleeper u
Washington and NcW nfa.
ftN- an. leaves Byrd street station do. -. et'
ceut Sunday. larlDr car BOD '''iNf
ton. -
G.2j n. leaves Byrd street 'ai's o~'5
Sleeper SO Sew YORK.
$50 am. arrivcl 81 Byrd street station taiIt
Sleeper from Now YORK.
rs ptu. arrives 40 Nyrt.stre station oa.. :
stops Al frcdtgiCkstlrg. NIlYif.
junction and Ashl "a. Sleeper from
Nashingf, % aul New York.
1910 pn. arrives at hJrt street station uNff.
except sunday. IariOr car from
Washington.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
s.ssam. leaves Elba. Arrives at Ashland at
100 mn. Accommodation. leayos Byrd street
station. arrives ~ Ashland Ht pa.
500 pm. leaves Eibs' errires at Ashland al
$40 pn. .-
6I5 am. arrives Eioa. Leaves Ashland az ''
am.
s.55 sn. accent mediation, arrives ~ 5lfa-
street station; leaves h8n.fn 4 D.. l..t
$50 pm. arrives st E.ba leaves A'h'ard a.
c.S.'TTkYYiOR. Geueui Ticket Agsus
Z. 7. D. MYERS. General SGD rn.eaa.nt.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-06

THE Herald says wisely that many
brilliant editorials on Encouragement
10 Lawlessness in the South. which
would otherwise have appeared in cur
esteemed Republican contemporaries
apropos OF the Mellow verdict. are una
voidably postponed on account Of those
seven negro jurymen.
or course the adjustable and intro
convertible philanthropy OF the Grand
Augurs Of the q. o. p. know when to
send up painted balloon to advertise
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-06

There Us much excitement over the
case of Emma Hines, charging William
Dabuey with Kidnapping her child.
Dabney was arrested and examined be-
fore Justice Il. B. Bate, who honorabiy
discharged him.
The recent and continued rains have
damaged the county very much. AN
of ihe principal bridges are gone on or
upset. SD IL isdauser0us 20 cross them.
The damages are very great.
We had an explosion on the james
river eight miles from City Point, sim
liar to the one on the Appomattox river
Ou June LIST.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-06

PRINCE ALEXANDER, movable King
of Bulgaria, has been amounted. or in
other words. he has gone through a
process that is intended to impose on
vulgar people the idea Of divine
right to rule the vulgar and
make an ass Of himself. Time
WAS when mere mortals could be
creased up and presented TO the people
as persons holding power by descent
and divine right, but that sort OF fool
ishness is past, and Prince Alexander
is All illustration of il.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-06

III the weather il fair we hope To see
"a pretty match between the University
crew and the Virginia crew this after
noon at O'Clock on the river at War
wick Park The facilities for transpor
taliou are ample and there will doubt
less boa good audienceto see the Virginia
boys pull the white ash. There are
a good many bets aud great deal Of
excited talk, natural to such an occa
sion, but doubtless the boys will all re-
member that this is not prize fight,
but a friendly contest between gentle
men IN the strictost sense Of the term,
when courtesy must prevail in the
highest sense.
Which ever crew wins it Will Ger.
saiuly show that the Virginia Association
have good oarsmen, and the rivalry Is
honorable and not TO be debascd by any
reproaches on either side.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-06

CERTAIN affairs IN the city have been
going onquietly, without a thought that
the breeze Of criticism might catch on
10 the doiugs Of rings and circles. But
ALI the time the THINKS has the one hum
dred Argus eyes Of the press
ON the local statesmen, and we
intend to treat cur readers 10
a criticism on the performances. We
have Just succeeded in procuring fran
chise on the new patent process OF
newspaper photographic illustration, and
intend to portray SONS city statesmen
in fine silhouette designs.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-06

Tine mill dam Of Mo-srs. Davis az
Ram-v. on Reed creek. gave way from
ihe tremendous pressure of water after
ihe heavy rains of Saturday evening
last. causing considerable destruction
t0 crops 900 lhe creek below. Mr.. James
Davis host he entire crop of corn. IL
I- -aId that lhc crop being all ON the
bottom land, mot hiil was lett.-Buf-
I.IfY.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-06

Dispositions boo the contested election
case for lhc County and Circuit Court
clerhship- are being taken and large
number ol colorel voters have been
summoned. Tine proceedings arc slowly
progressing. and from the number OF
witnesses 20 bc heard and tine slow man
ncr in which they are disposed Of, 1t
viii require a long time 10 complete the
work. Heruld.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-06
1nnncco, ronnccoi Iobaeco

Yarbrough : Mild Burley is meetln s
with great favor. and is particularly
satisfactory TO that class OF consumers
vino want q mild. pleasant chew. II
You have not tried il. do so. lt can b.
found in any Of the leading stores.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-06

Married 0n Tuesday. June goth. by
Rev. O.. McCluer Dr. William J.. Dunn
If Glade Spring and Mi-s Lou Reed
near O-coOll a.l of this county.
Mis- Rosa Lee Hurt BIAS gone TO Bos-
ton tO complete her aft studies. sue
WIS accompanied by her brother lrby.
They returned home Tuesday night on
account Of tha wreck 0n the road Nom
day night-AbiHgion lUgunnL
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-06
EDUCATION Al.

I AW SCHOOL -
| WASufNGrON AND LEE USiYER-
Sirl.
LEXINGTON, VA.
CHARLES A. GRAVES. NJ. A. T.. De- fr"f's'
sOr Of Common and statute Law d.,
IOIfN KANDOLPH TUCKER. Ill. d. ITO
lessor " Equity and Commefclal law,
nld of Constitutional and international
Law. A. 49,, ,,t,,,
Tuition and fees. SO Tor session OF hlho
months. commencing 1epttWu,i l<"N'
AIll9 i't Ntf''- fyr-fm
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-06

A NEW PARTY is PARIS -Ia.e files
of Paris new -paptr- received 1916 lne
Record Office afford gratifying evidence
of the progress. social and political.
which the Hon. William j. Cody lSli-
falo BID is making among the French
people. Leading articles arc devoted
t0 the subject and ian some OF them il
is conceded That Buffalo Bin is ab,O.
utely ON the way to dethrouo General
Boulauger. ltis true that % few OF
the newspapers speak disparinsly of our
heroes arlstocrauc aihcrenis. but tm.
may we'll be attributed Co Republican
envy and jealousy.-IhH0. Rec0rd.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-06

The President got caught in the rain
at Woodstock on the glorious Fourth,
lust as he did on the fourth Of March.
All the same Rowes got in his ad.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-06
Go to the Standard.

RINSE out your mouth at night with
half glass of water containing twenty
five drops Of Thymol Dentina' the
great anticeptic mouth wash. If you
would prevent decay.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-06

rs-PAEH-pLAcE METHODIST ErI-CO-
PAL CHURCH. -Hes. Wiley niclsoc, pas-
tor. viii preach ai ! ID. Doc. and 5 D. m.
rs-CLAN-srHEfI METHODIST CHURCH
cornerof Adams and clay stroets.-rroach-
ing 40 1 "a. ni. and -.l5 p. m.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-06

YOUR teeth must be kept free from
food deposits if YOU want them 70 last.
Thvmo Dentina. the splendid germi'
eide mouth wash. is the thing To use.