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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-19

ONE Of the best features of the bill To
amend the naturalization law Is the sec
ton that restricts the power to grant
naturalization papers TO the Circuit and
District Courts of the United States, the
District and Supreme Courts Of the Ter.
riiories and the State Courts of tho
highest original common law Jurisdiction
being the next highest Courts Of record
to the Supreme Courts Of the States
Thi. takes the authority for naturali1a-
ton out Of the little city and county
courts. where the vast amount OF abuses
are praclIced
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-19

Mrs LANGTRY has sci the society &C
tresses a good example in leaving Lady
Macbeth aud the classic walks OF Shakes.
pearian tragedy to return to the strictly
Worth and millinery school IL has
been auihoritatlyely declared by good
society critics and many hundreds Of
shm.legged dudes that Mrs. Langtry is a
good actress. so she IL for those who
believe that drama means group Of
well.dressed women and a certificate that
the robes cost 50 much and are " sui
tcienl number aud OF sumptuous display
Mrs. Potter should fly 10 follow
Mrs. Langirys example faster than as
Cleopatra she rushes 10 the arms Of her
fifty .yesr-old lover, who was approach.
ing that haven when pursued by the vie.
iorious galleys Of Augustus
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DRUGS. MEDICINES, &c.
{ MINOR
DRUG COMPANY,
Wholesale and Retail
Druggists,
1907 MAIN ST,
OPPOSITE PosroFFTcE.

Keeps a large and we'll selected stock Of fancy
TOILET SOAPS and PERFUMES. COsME-
TlCS. FACE POWDERS BALMs and all kinds
of beauiilulhnc English Frcnchan American
HAfRBRUsHEs. CLOTH BRUSHES. FLESH
BhrsHEs SHOE BRUSHES. TOOTH aud
NAIL BRUSHES.
We keep an the year round PLUSH CASES
suitable for Bridal Presents as well as ladies
AMI Gcntlemen's travelling SETS
AID kinds OF MINERAL WATERS both AT
wholesale and retail. cmeagents for the now
justly celebrated Dyspepsia curc, CHAsECiIN
LIrHlA WATER. which we deliver in an}
part oft the city for % cents per gallon. Per
.ous suffering with Kidney affection viii do
wei o. drink this water freely. ,.....,...
We make a speciality Of nttinS lhl - -
aud keep "A tail stock always on hand. also
SHOULDER BRACES and CLUTCHES. all
kinds and prices.
$50 hayeaii tine leading brands OF CHEW INC
TOBACCO. and keepa nice line OF CIGARS.
Give our PLANTATION CIGARa tlitl. Re
member 10 try cur NELLIE BLY, CHEW INC
TOBACCO.
Physicians prescriptions carefully prepared
ff gDmuotCuf Pharmacists. and none nut the
FORREST MEDICINES Used.
Persons contemplating having painting done
1n.hf 20 call and get olHr cara ana prices
1I Wadesw0rths silica Paint, which q better
and cheaper than Lead ana OIL
Please renembe that reHerything usually
found in frst-class wholesale ana retail drug
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-19

TnE King OF Spain said few years
ago that the celebration Of the four hun.
dredth anniversary OF the discovery Of
America would be thing in which all
the world should take interest
Ii is 10 be hoped that our government
will not leave the celebration entirely TO
EnIOne
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-19

VIZ devoutly hope that Mrs. Cleveland
will not write that article for u maya
zine, as rumOr has il, for we remember
how Miss Rose Elizabeth Cleveland
made the great mistake between adyer.
tlsome nt and literary ability
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-19

Tar Uorld says tina, Mrs. Amelie
kiyes-Chanler Is completing novel en-.
titled The Witness OF the Sun There
il warmth about the title worthy of the
writer"
II might possibly be called the wit.
ness Of the World and then II would
get 100000 circulation
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-19

4 DISPATCH from Berlin states that
the German Government is willing TO
settle the Samoan question on the basis
OF the American proposition for joint
control by Germany, the United States
and Great Britain.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-19

THE last poet on the Aorn,ag Star
sings in pretty measures Of the infinite
depths OF blue, but If he had studied ma
ture before twanging the Tyre he would
have known that at that particular early
hour the sky Is pale pearl color or opal
and pink
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-19

Boss TON PLATr has been asked II
he was the author OF the article entitled
knives out for Harrison, and Of course
be said that he was not, all Of which Is
exactly like Plat, for nobody expected
him to acknowledge H.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-19

Jack-Now. look out, I'm going 10 kiss you
sallio preparing 10 runl-Oh on! ohlf
You wouldn't dare. Jack waversl would youi
brakes Magazine.
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THE ONLY ALKALINE To NORFOl X


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commencing JANUARY lsth' lS'-easter'
7o am Leaves syFd station daily a59P
ana Fredericbshurg Sleeper T.
,o,. washington ana New lo'N'
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me 81" ufh thH fi'f "h spec $50 ''H,.-'
Hk ni fc-tluuie tuilmhu tiia' tft' hl IN
street sialo D al lD an on lueelal - luis
Gays, ANA SATURDAY 30 ana hi lf'r 'il lNle, ''
MONDAY, Ntone-'la} - ana ri.I) 70 iN.'
lt"iu H,''A's Ill io."l el9l aI' $500 l,'o 49,.
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ASHLAND TRAINS,
n,,,v e,cvs, srso.vs
DAILY HNOEft HbNhhfn'
iOU pm. accommodation, leaves hyfd-strcei
station arrives 40 Ashland az B pm.
6N PM. leaves Elba arrives at Ashland
bi2 pm.
$40 am. accommodation, arrives ~ BYRD
street station, leaves Asnlan ~ ga.
am.
h93 pm aruFea at hlpa leaves hshlhhn
q. A. IA YLOR. General Ticket Agent.
X. 4. ID. MYERs. General Superintendent.
\ Oht OLh AND " 10 LIN RAIL
y ROAD
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS 10 LANtHbl no
SDHEnCLEIN hF Fact bECbMNEk %, lsoe
LEAVE RICHMOND
$50 a NJ Daily. asa Richmond add pctorslurQ
railroad. Leaves Petersburg llU
A. g. daily; arrive Norfolk l1
Pm.
$50 A. st. Daily. ril Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. Arrive 600 Petersburg lO. d
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only one THING NIore.

Diner Ito slow waiter roast beef
well done. potatoes and glass OF beer
Waiter-Yes, sir Anything else, sir'
Diner-Yes Ia like it today -Exchange
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Mr.. AND MRS. eoWsER.
Tn. Question Of Pin Money and How IL
Mns settled.


piled.
THAT is too generous never knew a
man to make aioh an offer that he didn't
efterward pinch bis wife down to ~ cents a
week"
When the question incidentally came up
again. later on. Mr.. Bowscr took occasion TO
observe.
There Will always be money in the house
and don't want 90 marry woman whom
could not trust o. use it for our bcst interest.
II will belong 20 you as much as 70 me, and
you need never ask for dollar"
A few week, after our marriage an agent
called 70 our house with some fancy work,
and took - from tine wallet in the bureau
drawer and made some purchases That
evening when Mr Bowur camc home |
proudly pointed TO my Tides ana mats and
a.I
"rhos, we're purchased with our money,
Mr B1Wser"
"n0w our money"
"Why, / took "a bin from the family wal
lct.n
- -
on 'ii- "n' s''e YOU ~ -"
hns n} money "Iounu lot : '''i'' ''.'''
Doesn't half of it belong 10 me"
"Not by long shot
"But before ve were married you said 1t
womb"
l''' ' ''' '''''. W. ,''' '.....,,
you '"- u'' '''' ''''i "7'''' 80
money ASK Use ''' IT, eau -'',l i-' '''-
amount down on my e''n doom anu ~ '' u '''
expense
The next week wanted ne" bonnet ana
Ia-ked Mr Bowsr for SO
Fifteen what" bio gasped as be looked up
Dollars
"Nhat ior'
'Io buy D'nne,
"fiitrn dollars 10 buy Don'e'' 'u
must he crazy can Z auoi' any SUE" 'A
IaFa-ance
but yon said you could Trust my luas
mcnt
Never dd. 30 woman oi eii lu u"' Ju'5
meni enough ID use " s'o ''i'.
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YORk RIVER 9gNE

fTHns Daily steamer Tod Weekly
The lavOute Route to ba.fImol
The steamers of this Anr arc m irr
beauty. elegance. and con. urf.
fLeaye Richmond Tuesday lnnr,I.F
saturday oar i.3l rl.
Arrive Baltimore Arrive lt .N"l.Hf
k.Ua.m II.NIu
Leave Baltimore Tuesday Thursday inI
uriay af & pm
a. second Glass; $50.
The York River Limo anOris hyperion I.
yaufaEcs tO business men lu enabling iI.l ..
leave Richmond near fnH close Ni fl" N.f
transactions. and arrive at baltimore N'..'
next morning. after having enjoyed l N0.
ful nights rest. free from the dust Hui uO... NJ
railway travel
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATION.
Leave Richmond Csjd st. depot. q Na,m.
Arrive hiosm0nd. 81 D pin.
sDallY. fpmly except sunday,
Depot aud rckct-ofico fn.f Uf NIrf
street Up t0wn Office, cornor Tenth and 81 l.I
streets.
PEYTON RANDOLPH. JAS L.. TAYLOR
Gene. al Manager. Con. IHrs'r Az
gOI.HAaS. Jos. .. poi
Ireac tlage". ui.. tae1
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TRAINS N0krHwAkD.



STOPPING PLACES
Nos. A.. n. and o., make mo- stops 40. q
stops ON sigma at Ccutraia. No. n stop,
only on sigma at Chester Centmla ara
Manchester. No. 06 stops on 0igna r. All
regular stations, ana also ~ ltmuIe's tL
Port Walthall. Nos. 80, "a, 81 30 and 81.
xill stop at all stations Tor passenger
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE.
on Trains Nos. n and , sleeplng-cars b.
tween New York and Tampa. fla., eva JAG
sonyilel. ON Trains Nos. IA and 81 sleeping
cars between WashinftOl and Charles .
and between Washington nni ldl. sonviic. Ol
train No. "a Sleeping car, between Ne"
York and Jacksonville. on Trains Nos. IS ana
&, .secpn 8hr-. between New York and
IhOnnsvllc. Ca. ON trains Nos ID rnd W
slcepmg-csrs between Washington and jack
sonylie. and between Richmond and Flor
eucc. s. a.. Ia addition % the above.
THE NEW YORK ANDFLORlDA SPECIAL
conssfing ~ vestIbuie Pullman cars only
Monday. Wednesday su4 Fridays. and leave
Petersburg. n0rth-DUuud. at t.@i mo. On Tues
ass. Thursdays. and Saturdays. Extra rare
is charged on this train.
THE ONLY ALL-hAILLlEE To NOkFOl i
LEAvs ARRIvE
Richmond, 900 am. Norfolk rs pa
Richmond. '600pm. Norfolk. $40 pl
Norfolk. - 80 am. Richmond. l0l an
Norfolk, 500 pm. RiohmOi. sIj pa
These trains also make close connection
TOR farmyile. Lynchnurg. and SOUL
western points aud an stations on the NOrf0.
and Western railroad,
R.M. SULIY
superintendent
r. q. ID. MYERS.
General superintendent
I. NJ. ENERsON, General Passenger Agent
SOL HAAS. Imiac Manager. SAP
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,THE DAILY TINEs.
CITY DELIVERY.

Delivered In shy part Of the city and Man
chester by carriers at - cents per week
Persons desiring the TINS delivered al
heir homes can secure Il by postal card re-
ucst on order through telephone No. bts'
when delivery Is irregular Immediate com
liant should be made 20 the Office. The ad-
dress NAV he changed as desired II car" be
,slon In All cases 70 monitor the old and new
address
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ADVERTISING RATES.
oNs fACH OF TWELVE LINES.

Reading notices in reading matter type
% confs per nne Nonparch, loaded x oenis
por Auo.
60 wsnts. marriage and death notices not
exceeding eight lines, % cents each Insertion
.T-spoc.al contract rates furnished on aP
phoation.
Auction sales, Legal Notices and Amnse
ipent Advertisements ~ per inch eaoh IN
sertion
r ioctcd communications will not DO re-
tnrN>d.
Entered nt The Richmond va postoihce as
second class matter
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srEAMsHIps
Z ,LD DOMINION STEAMSHIP C0N.
~ PANY.
FOR NEW YORK.

Steamers leave Richmond EVERY q
DAY and FRIDAY 8t DIN.
Steamers leave New York Tor N
EVERY WEDNESDAY and oAliN1|.
at p. m.. arriving iu Richmond Nos DAY ...
FRIDAY mornings.
Passenger accommodations unilrrHst i
Cabn fare 20 New York via james ufe
route Including meals and uerfn
Round trip tickets limited fO fnIfy dA}.
after date OF i.aio. ttsts... .......... Ut NM
6teenge with subsistence. ..,.........
Stecfage. without subsistence. ....
Cabin fare via Chesapeake and Ohio r.I.
road
Cabin fare via Richmond and Petersburg
Tickets can b. obtained af A. ~. atI.I
100 Main street Chesapeake aud I... I'.
Richmond aud Petersburg dCpOis, aaI if
pany's Offices. 1911 Main street. And WHAT.
Rockets.
Freigbts forwarded and through bulls o. .af
ing Issued Tor points beyond New York;
freight received cAJ uurl hour no
Passengers leaving Richmond nN h
DAYS.TE ESDAfs.W EDNErDAlt III
DAYS. and SAIL hDAYs bY fne Clt.II
and Ohio railway Ola Newport AcNsAi r.l..
and by Richmond and Petersburg uI
SAME day AZ ZOOS am, viii make sNAArl'
40 NORFOLK With steamer leaving Oh 4
days.
GEORGE ". ALLEN a Co.. Aprts,
No. lNl Main street H.l
2jy left Comoany'' Wharf h9DAeit'
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-19

COLLAPSE or THE PARNELL CHARGES
There IS still more examination and
cross examination To- come tn the Par
nell trial and an uncertain amount OF
oratory. But the case OF the prosecution
has al last been laid bare. The presump
ton Is that all il has 10 offer is now sub.
siantially in sight
The Times has reserved what il con.
sidered It's most important blows for the
last, the earlier testimony being, in fact.
but preparation for what was pro.
duced last week and is yet to be heard
from the man Pigott. Atrump card was
played when the spy lie Caron was
placed on the stand, but he injured the
defendants not whit 80 far as public
opinion Is concerned whatever its effect
upon the Judges may prove 10 be. And
as II is at the bar of public opinion that
the case Is really being tried, the conclu-
sions Of the court are OF minor import.
ancs.-Nea Ygk Werld
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CREAM OF THE PRESS.
THE BRIGHT THOUGHTS OF THE DAY
FROM SHARP PENS.
Federal control Of Elections Tarln 1911.
French POiitics-tNtra Session VIZ
Harrison shake PIatt-iiayt.

FrprRAL CoNTRt + or ELEcuoNs.--
We have no wish 10 meet this proposal
which. bv the way Is advocated hy Mt
HAYES Secretary Of state, with the !"
oi,6Qpe OF You're another argument
Ne will only recall to him in passing
,ha, II is only about twelve years since
Judge Jeremiah Black warned The Eiec-
toral Commission that their evasion o.
the duty 10 uphold free ballot and q
fair count was wrong sure to recon-
mon its authors II has long been
admitted bv a majority OF the Republ-
cans themselves that in 1876 The
Democratic party cast q majority of the
votes polled in Florida and Louisiana.
The Democratic electors were counted
ont i'm those States, but as the returning
board machinery was at that time in re
nublican hands and worked for hepuhh-
can account. nothing was then said about
thc necessity of Federal legislation 10
insure honest elections Now, however
thc boot is on the other leg ills mo- long
or neighhors OK That Is gored.- A"'
Y0rk Sun
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RcmItiancos should DE made by drafts
c,ocks postofHce orders or registered letter
PAYABLE 20
ylMFs PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Richmond. Va.
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DIEDMONT AIR LINE

DlEDMONT AIR -LINE.
RICHMOND \ DANviLLE RAILROAD
SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT not IE
TO lHk SOUTH.
PULLMAN sLEEPEkS ON ALL MONT
TRAINS.
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT ANY.
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Music IL THE AIR The World says that
Republican organ, rendered nervous by
the Worlfs disclosures OF trouble ahead
for the incoming administration, adjures
the leaders to stand together for har-
mOny and future success This sort OF
admoniion will have about as much ef.
feet upon the rival factions as would AN
induction TO the Kilkenny cats 10 eat
cream ont of the same saucer The
harmony between Sherman. Foraker.
and Alger, Plat and Miller, Quay and
Cameron, Blaine and Edmunds, viii Dee
Of the Denny brook variety
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l~NOIF.- Nos. / and run daily between
Richmond and Clifton Forge, and daily except
sunday between Balcony Falls aud LICKING
toni
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AUN a IT, HUNS
Train No 80 connects dolly af kD.af
for Chase city. tara-f.r, H.f NI..
Durham. NUndo. 500 UNI NN
meets a. Greensboro tlr
Raleigh. rlicm and Winston. nnf lN
North Carolina Dvisi0n, at salisbury I.r I..
Vile. Hot springs and AL points l ho'
North Carolina, and 40 Charlotte i9r e.. I
A. a. q.
Train No. 50 connects daily af OI...
bOr0' for Salem. Winston. hl.eHr. I
bor0'. and NOrencad Clfy nt ~I.s.H.
AsheVuc. Hot Springs anl HI N
Western North Carolina, hf oman.
Charlotte. Golun nla and a lfrl-Ht rI. r'HI
Columbia. Augusta, Alkou, Char. ..'.N. r.H.
nah. IhOmasYiIe. Ca. lacks0Uf.
Florida points. also with Carolina Boom.
railroad Tor Wilmington.
Trains from the South arrive at N.A H.
i.lia.m and $3.50 D. no.
fAMELfA COURTHOUSE TRAILS.
Leave Richmond ...tt t.tts.s........
Arrive Mchmlul ..... ....-..--. t.
.CLovER ACCOMMODATION
Leave Richmond ..........
Arrive Manchester t......
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OLE ANas anu = ANlA AAlAH INNNN i'Il
Richmond and Clifton Forge, and daily except
sunday between Balcony Falls and LcXing
ARRIVE RICHMOND
f55 pm MAIL daily
CONNECTIONS
Al Clifton Forge win Chesapeake and On
railway Tor the south, " est, and Northwest
At LyncnOurg with Norfolk and Wo6tef
railroad for al points South, Southeast, aoi
southwest, and Virginia Midland Ial way 10
ell points North ana South.
AT Richmond with Associated RAJ ways 10
all points IN the south. and Richmond Freds
icks0urg and Potomac railroad Tor the NJrtl
At Lexington WITH BALTIMORE ant ONO nli
road. making close connections al Harper
Ferry 10 ana from Plttsburx ana the Mes
also 10 points North and last.
SLEEPING-CARS LfNLhhrh6 o. NkS
PHIS. NEW ORLEANS, aud LITTLE kOCi
Trains marked daily except sunday, 'Dai)
Tickets sold go all points. Oibces u
Eist Main treet 100 Main stre,t,kcd
Richmond an Allegheny depot. Eighn. u
JOHN r. MACMURDO.
7de5 Gent Passenger Aeeui
RICHMOND, MISUNDERSTANDING AM
POTOMAC.
THROUGH ALI-RAIL FAsT-FREIGH'
LIEE TO AND FROM BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK,
AND EASTERN AND
WESTERN CITIES.
ONLY TWELVE II o u RS BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND BALTIMORE
IN EACH DIRECTION.
Correspondingly quick time 10 other points
Through bills Of lsden issued At low rates.
q. A. TAYLOR,
Oe % General Freight Agent.
DHlLADELPHlA, RlCHMONDAND
l. NORFOLK STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Appointed sailing days every ~ ESpAY
aud FRIDAY az u NJ. and every 81 NDAf AT
5 A. NJ Freight FOR Tuesdays aud fuday's
steamers received til il.O A. VI. For sun
days steamer till 5 +. VI. saturday. Freight
received daily I'LL L. NJ.
Fare 10 Philadelphia ........ ..........,..s5 "
For further information apply to
General Southern : gent.
once. leUo ketts.
W.P CLND \ CO..
de p General Agents, Philadelphia.
ARCHITECTS.
WALTER HIGHAM,
ARCHITECT.
~ nrrfr raF
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aS4 Dliiu Gim,fa.

rUf LisHED RvRRY DAY IN THE YEAR
ny THE TIMES PUBLIcuING COM
PANY. OFFICE $50 EAST MAIN STREET
RICHMOND. VA.
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TARIFF BuIs-The New York star,
referring 10 the Tariff bill before me
House. SAYS. THE reductions proposed
by these plans are seventy, forty, ann
thirty millions, respectively. The elect
of Democratic agreement ON any one OF
them would be 10 place the odium OF 10
Ian refusal 10 reduce the taxes and stop
the growth of the surplus unmistahably
on the Republican party ii u.s. more
over. clearly wise 10 spare no effort 20
secure legislation on those matters of
taxation and administration, respecting
which there is no serious and agOWed
disagreement, even between Democrats
and Republicans
But the country already understands
that the Democratic House desires 90
effect larger reduction of taxes Than
the senate fayors, for the contrast has
been distinctly drawn by the bills for
which the two houses OF Congress have
respectively voted.
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HAYn-The latest news from Hayti is
TO the effect that General Legitime has
decided To attack bis rival both hy nnd
and sea. Hippolyte like % willy oppo
nent AT checkers, has been playing Che
patient game. waiting for his enemy TO
"m0ye TO all appearances, hc has The
advantage Of the de focto President and
will soon De driving him into "acorner
no one will especially regret the nnal
settlement of affairs in Hayti, even ii The
Black Prince does have go give way
before his rival from the Nouh--B''to.
HecJH
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-19

EXTRA SEssION.-Ihc correspondent
Of the Baltimore Syn SAYS
Al the Capitol opinions diiler as to
whether there viii OF viii not be 1888
extra session of Congress As has been
previously stated in these dispatches
many leading Republicans, headed by
Mr. Reed. of Maine, claim That am extra
session is unavoidable i'm view of the
political complexion OF the next House.
Mr. Reed SAYS the Republican majority
is too small 10 take any chances and ON
account OF the great public questions
which the people of the country expect
Congress 90 pass upon with as little delay
as possible, General Harrison will Dee
warranted in calling Congress together
before next December he con
troll and organization of The
House, an adjustment OF the
tariff and the admission oi GER
tain Territories into statehood are three
Of the great subjects which cannot be
considered too speedily according 10
this line OF argument There is a pros
pect however that the question OF the
new States may DO settled al this session.
William Walter Phelps does not agree
with his stalwart friend from Maine, but
asserts that he sees no occasion for call
ing an extra session, and, moreover, does
not believe General Harrison entertains
such an idea BY way of explanation,
Mr. Phelps remarked that he could moi
be expected 10 be as well informed ON
this subject as Nh Reed, and his opinion
was based simply upon his own view OF
the situation
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-19

WILL HARRISON SHAKE Plat .-
Whether Mr. Harrison views with alarm
or merely with indifference the perform
ances OF the Hon Thomas &. Plat. 1T
will be better for him 10 view them al
least inteligently Mr. Platt is still
power in the Republican politics Of this
State-we may perhaps say that bee is
the dominant power-for in spite of
some efforts 10 that end, the party has
never succeeded in shaking him OF. and
be still compels the other acknowledged
managers OF the party 10 come 20 him
for counsel and direction tie accepts
The cooperation OF Mr. Warner Miller
Senator Hiscock, and Mr. Depew, but
their control IN policy or action indie
pendent OF himself he has never tols-
rated Nee York Times.