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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-28

THE political rings that surround the
President Ike the Illuminated belts of
the planet Saturn are not working in
harmonious attraction with Montana
aud Washington. for fear fills the air
that those virgin States will come
spreading Democratic flowers in the
paths Of Congress, aud all on account
Of the contradictory policy"
But quickly one of the organs plays
an anthem TO the virgin common
wealths, sings of high tariff on lead
ore. and from the far West the maiden
states echo the music with soothing
strain Of faint Republican repentance.
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RAILROADS.
"a O. s.sFs

ICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
IL AND POTOMAC RAflRuAD.-scnefllf
commencing APRIL Zlst. 1853 - east. 'ii'
standard time: ,.n....t...
49, am. leaves Byrd street station dai y; stop'
only AT Ashland Junction. NiolN
and FREDERICK sburs; sleeper ~
Washington and New YORK.
ll.07 am. leaves Byrd-street station uhtf. t1
crpt sunday. Parlor car 10 Washing
ton. go.
o:25 D m. leaves Byrd-street si1tios daily
sleeper 10 New York.
s50 am. arrives al Bvrd-strcet station daily
Sleeper from New YORK.
s3s pm. arrives at Byrd street station dsii'
stops at FreCcricketurg. MAtDfi
Junction and Ashla a. Sleeper ire %
Washiugtsn ami New York.
1910 pm. arrives az Ryri-s'rccf station ohiif
except Sunday. parlor car from
Washington.
ASHLAND TRAINS,
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
Gas am. leaves Eliza. Arrives at Ashland at
<so nm. accommodation. leaves BYRD street
station: arrives az Ashland az pm.
s:Ol PM. leaves Elba; arrived 40 Ashland n
Gas am. arrives Elba. Leaves Ashland at d.o'
am. NJ
s:35 sm. accommodation, arrives ~ ayres
street station; leaves Ashlali at i'f
an.
C. a V'' Taylor. General Ticket Agent.
<. I. ID. MYERS. General Super.ntoncenr
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I.yncnbusG

Mr.. W. w. Witt. an old citizen of
Bedford county, living near Wade's.
was found dead in the road several day :
ago. having fallen from his horse lie
had ridden over TO neighbor' 5 to ger
some medicine Tor a sick son, and. hav-
ing been afflicted with dropsy for some
time. il is supposed he died from that
cause. He had lain IN the road several
hours before he was found.
Chairman Miller, OF Campbell county.
has called a meeting of the Executive
Committee for July 2d to Xix the time
and manner for choosing delegates 10
the State COMMUNICATING Vir-
giAidR.
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stanton

We are panied To learn Of die suddei
death at Pensacola. Fla. on the l5th
OF DIR. Turner Ashby Woods, son o
Mr.. George NJ. Woods. of Willow Spout
Augusta county. He was taket
suddenly i'll in his office and lingeIe,
several DAYS until death. Ills sister
Miss Minnie. who was IN Georgia, Wa
telegrlphed for and reached his bed
side in time to teudcriy administer {,
his wants and soothe his dying mo
ments.- valley VirgmiGR
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-28

TIE New York star has sensible
editorial on the Charleston murder trial,
and SAYS most justly that the logical
conclusion OF the tragedy is that
Captain Dawson was actuated by a
high and honorable impulse TO proteo {
the reputation of giIl who was con
fidential servant in his family and far
from her natural protectors. Those
who knew Dawson well have Away
put this construction on his action to-
wards Mellow that brought him to his
death.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-28

Mr.. Paul X. Howard and Miss Bessie
Wilkinson were married at the resi-
dence of the bridcat o clock yesterday
afternoon by the Rev. Beverly ID.
Tucker. rector Of st. Paul's Episcopal
Church. The wedding was very quiet
one, owing TO the death Of Ties brIde s
father. the late Mr.. W. 5. Wilkinson,
some months ago. and only the family
aud intimate friends Of the contracting
parties were present. Iirg1im.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-28

DIR. Mellow > testimony doesnot alter
the complexion of the case.
He excuses the attempt TO hide the
body by the statement that he was
appalled,. and did not know what he
was doing, and he fails utterly to ex-
plain how ne could have shot Dawson
in the back IN self defense. The firsI
impulse of q man under such circum
stances as killing another Ia self-de
fonse. is to hasten to explain the act
and not 70 run the risk Of suspicion o
foul play by ooncealins the act, which
i- as much as to confess it "a crime.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-28

WE are proud that Redmond carried
the colors of the Virginia oarsmen at
the Baltimore regatta and won vic
tory, and we are proud also that the
TINES furnished the coxswain of the
gallant crew in the person of the hand
some lightweight champion, Willie
T.nsley.
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THE DAILY TIMES-FRlDA1. JUNE 20. 100.

QUITE CONVINCING Thet the manu-
featuring centers everywhere. and
notably those Of Connecticut ana New
Jersey. should give Democratic gains
in the face Of q National Democratic
ticket and a National Democratic plat
form proclaimed by the Republicans to
Boz Free Trade to the core. furnishes "A
complete and conclusive answer to the
annrehensions of the more timid among
Democrats who thought they saw rum
in any attempt to lower the wa, taxes
and 10 reform our revenue laws
Courier Journal.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-28

Mr.. EDWIN DUDLEY, political scout
for the G.. o. p. studied up South
Carolina and reports that there is no
Republican party there, but that al In
dependent movement could be nursed
on government pap, and the Democratic
rule all shaken up.
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Alexandria.

About one hundred aud fifty men ar,
engal ed on the repairs 10 the George
town level of The chesapeake and Onit
car al, which are expected T. ba com
ple'ed by July 10Th. ~ as TO supply tn
mills with w.;er power. -AlerdndrfI
Gdzttte.
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Oanohe.

Parties direct from Mines inform u
that Hon. William Mines condition Is
not improved. and that death is ex-
pected at any hour. Mr.. Mines il ex-
president If the Shenandoah Valley
Railroad. aud is now one OF its direc-
Tors Roanoke Herald.
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WOLF TRAP
Lithia Water.
ANTI-ACID, DlURETIC
AND
ANTI DYSPEPTlC.
PRICE: % CENTS PER GALLON

As femedy Tor DNs PERSIA TINS W AItt
has achieved wonderful success as u at
te.fei hv our best physicians.
I'm an eases of dyspepsia arising from us
orders Of the stomach
FOR lSSTIPAIioN,
GfDBfNES- Df THE HAD. .....
AND lORpIplIl OF THE LIVER.
This WATER will be found highly beuehcinl.
TtismliIly apeucnt. but Is not 70 pufgatiNe.
IL can bc used IN amy quYntity without ua
effect. Irls specially adapted ID. dlufeti,
Inn AN eases of diseases of the klDNh ~ ana
BLADDER. .,.
fsre II 15c. ger gallon. O. which must DEE adj
ded Inc cost OF demii0m. rs follows;
I gallon. boxed ready for shipment at 75c-
each. s,oo
gallons. boxed ready for shipment 40 81 Vo
3 gallons. boxed ready for shipment at sl.21
, gallons. boxed ready for shipment al $3.50
II can also Doe had in eases of ono dozen
nall-ull0n bottles at $500 per case. To pe
had ofa'l druggists.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-28

Tng venerable old Simon Cameron
just dead, was Senator in 1860, and OF
all tins prominent men in Congress at
that time. The only survivors are Jelfer-
son Davis, Hannibal Hamlin. Justice
lamar, Sunset Cox aud John sherman.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-28
pr,rs TILE SPRINa PoET

.The moon was shini silver bright
"AlI blaodless lay the untroddeh snow.
when freedom from her m unlill' y, ''H"''
Shrleked gallagher let her 20
AN hour passed. on. the Turk awoke.
~ humblcbce went numbering ps'
TO hover ~ the sulphur smoke
And spread It's pail upon the sky.
Manchester Guardian
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-28

The object of this suit is to obtain decree
AGAINST the defendant. Robert ~tdnn ri. D
the payment OF the sum OF three thousand
and twenty seven dollars. with in-
tercst 0n one thousand and twenty seven
dollars. Tart thereof from the l1ih day oil
October. 1851. until paid. and with interest
on Two thousand dollars. the residue thereof
from The 9th day ol December loSl, until
PAID. and 90 attach and subject any interest
Of said Robert -fana % Boo the estate Of jose
uhine J.. Sfauard. deceased, ID the sttisi .c-
ton OF said debt.
And Affidavit having been made and nicd
that the defendant. Robert Stanari. Is not %
resident Of tine stale OF Virginia, 10 is ordered
that he appear here within fifteen days after
due publication OF this order. and DO what
may Dee necessary 20 protect his Interest
herein.
4 copy-leste:
CIAS W. GODDfN. Clerk.
LAND a. SMITH. pa. Je 1i-1awiw !.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-28

SnERMAN's friends will doubtless re.
member how Foraker's maneuyres kept
Ohio out OF place on the natioual
ticket,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-28

The object OF This suit Is 90 obtain deere
against the defendant Robert Tar ard. fDl
The pay mfnt 90 The SUM ~ twenty-five hun
died dollars. with interest thereon after the
ratr II ten Per ceutum per aunum. from tne
irsi GAS 20 september. 1853, until paid, 81 Il
o. attach and uh cct amy interest Of sn'i
Robert Stauard Ia the estate oi Josephine
l.. ~iannrd, deceased. 10 the satisfaction OF
said debt.
And AFFIDAVIT having been made aud filed
that the defendant, Robert Sfauaru, : not a
resident OF thc state OF irginia, il Is order.
that le appear here within fifteen iays aztec
due publication OF this order and DO what is
necessary 10 prote his Interests In tilis suit.
4 tOpy-tl ste.
CHARLES ". GODDIN, Clerk.
LAMB & SMITH, p. q. ie 1I-lawIwfi
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Chr Tailv dintfs.
PUBLISHED ny THE TIMES COMPANY,
OFBicF: Dol EAST MAIN slRhEl,
RICHMOND, VA.
TIE DAILY TIhks.
CITY DELIVERY.

Delivered in any part Of the sitv and Nan
chester by carriers at II cents Per ~ssh.
Persons desiring the 1tsrs dsh'sfsd 81
their homes can secure 70 by pesi~l rerd ~
oucst or order through ielcphsns No. $40
when delivery Is irregular inmsdi'ie com
plalnf should be made 20 The once. The cd
dress may be changed ms desired. n care be
taken IN OH eases 10 mention She old aud
new address.
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VIEWS on THE sTAIE.
4 Glance AL Around Ldiicriai = oios
amt Local Htts from various Pens
and Pencils.
The Times presents to-day the latest
news from our State exchanges.
buckingham

Mrs. f. NJ C.. Hopkins. widow " The
late Colonel John II. Hopkins. died a'
the residence OF her s1n-in law, d.
Stephen Harnsberger. in Florence. Ala,
on tuesday morning last, in ihe sixty
eighth year Of her age, and Viii be-
buried to-day Thursday at New Free
tion church.
Mis-. Florence G.. Briggs. OF Richmond
is visiting Mrs. Ed. 5. Conrad.-Rock
nghdm Register.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-28

VIRGINIA IN THE CIRCUIT
' COrKr uF THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
JUNE 18TH, lssH
William n. Thompson ami William r. pum-
uhrcy. partners. doing business under the
nrm name of William NJ. thompson a
against
ROleri g.. McCoIklc. doing business under
the nrm nnme 81 HODoft O.. MccoIkle 4
Nl..-...s .t.i 'lfiiilii ID D.
Is CASE MD UPON An ATTACHMENT
RETURNED EXECUTED.
1.-The object ofthis suit is 10 recover against
She defendant the sum OF $50. and to attach
the estate or debts owing 90 him within The
city of hiclmoud. and subject the same O.
the payment oi the plaintiffs claim.
And AFFIDAVIT having been made and filed
that 90 the best If the atlantis belief the
sal defendant is not a esldent Of This state.
10 is ordered that Dee appear here within
fifteen days after due publication hereof and
do what Is necessary 10 protect his Interest IN
this -uit.
a cOpy-Ieste:
ALFRED SHIELD, Clerk.
IjelI-lawiWfrl
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-28

Statements are made that until the
proposed consolidation Of he Redmond
Terminals system is completed therS
viii be- no activity in the securities oi
lAo company. The scheme, like every.
.niug else connected with the property
appears TO progress very sl0wiy.-Ncs
YORK. Star.
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TRAINS NOgTBwShp.


STOPPING PLACES
Nos. "a and % makes no stops. no. 2l stops
on sigma az Cenfralia. No. io stops onl nn
signal 10 Chester. lenir.u ard MHncnfsitH
Nos. - and e6 stop on signal at all stations.
Nos. 81. 80. "a. 81. tf, 80, rs. sin ~ W tiup hi
stations for passengers.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE.
On Trains Nos. "A and D. s'ecp.ng-cals ri.
tween New York and Tampa f'a.t lt - 't''
sOnyiic). ON Trains Noa. D., ard n aieel
lnt cars between Was n yf0n end Charlie
frr. ON Train 10. IS sleeping caro- netHtn
Nov York and Jack7nlVi.H. Nn Train 800.
b. sleeping between MHshlntt anl
Savannah.
VuE ONLY ALi-fhIL ilNE Fo NORFOLK
IEAvk ati.a
Richmond. ,spsn. tor.o.k 100
NorfoiR $50 pa. R.bnnt So, a.
These trains .'tl U.
.4r faruN o., hrn0
western Uliuil tni H.I a.l
snd Neslera lalroad.
b. SlILN
J.. o. b.
Otrrff.
Z. n. ENEEf0a. Orrlul ..I.tHE. .rH'
hol Htt9 tr41D Nal
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-28

NTIRGINIA.-IN THE CHANCERY
' COURT OF THE CITY OF RICH
MOND TIE 18TH DAY OF JUNE, 1889:
T.. Victoria
against
Robert >tanard and John Dunlop. execu or
Oi Josephine J.. Stauard, decelsed........
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-28

PREcFrr OR ExAMPLE.-Here IS gem
from Attoruey.General Miller In
all the appointments made or to be
made under the administration the two
REQUISITES are that the prize winner
shall be. first. a good man; second. "a
good Republican. ~ Mr. Harrison. now
ever. who ought to know, promised
that in all appointments fitness and
not party service should be the dis
eliminating test. IN y Times.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-28

For AESTHETICS DO wnon the New
jersey coast there is a country cottage
owned by young woman. All winter
she paints IN little room up In the top
of tall building. All summer she We
brates to and fro, i'm and out Of another
little room, which is cut ct from the
world Of greenntss and beauty by q
Roman scarf bamboo and head
poruere. Oiled pine is her wood
work. terra. Gotta and cream her wall
and ceiling. Indian red and olive the
beds which are strung so as 10 form
broad and narrow color bands across
her curtain. She has used big beHia
aud large short pieces of bamboo. and
wrought ina her monogram iu The MIDI
dleat the top. Each stand Of the of.
there is terminated by @ tiny bell. 80
that her comings and goings are hera DE-
e by musical tiugie.-IhHadeiphio
Times
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ESTON 3 Il l. " N,
FINE ART FURN RE
No. IS Governor street.
Liz AND WEeTERN RAIL.

NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS 10 LYNCnnt re-.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NAY y, lSs
LEAVE RICHMOND.
$40 A. NJ. Daily. tia Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. Leaves Petersburg llf
A. ". daily arrive Norfolk ln
$40 A. n. Daily. eta Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. Arrive at Petersburg i0g
An. No. leaves Petersburg il..
A. u for tarmyliIc. lyuphIurg
Roanoke, Bristol, knoxville, ani AT
points South aud NCsi. THROUGH
COACH TO RADFOkD.
200 =. ". Daily. fia Richmond and pefer.hurg
railroad. Arrives at ncfpr.I.g AZ
IaO r. VI. leaves Pctershu-s p
NJ daily. arriving Norfolk
~ lhROJGH CAR To- NOR.
FOLK.
200 p. VI. Daily. ga Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. arriving at Petersburg al
100 r. II. connecting with lnin 3d..
]. leaving Petersburg at l.5 b. n
Cor larmlillc. Iyurhhur4 Roanoke.
pncahOnt's Bristol. kuurf Chat.
tiHoosa, ard all points South and
West
PULLMAN SLEEPING CAR ACCONNODA.
TlONt
No sleeping car Petersburg f0 nr.sfn.
without change. leaving Petersburg daily ar
$50 D.. ". Pullman sleeper lynChburg o.
Memphis. wiz houf change.
nos Pullman sleeper iynchhlrg to New
Orleans. and Roanoke la4ttanoo .i. without
change.
TiolDfs. bacgago-Chochs and aI Information
can boz obtained at Richmond anI Petersburg
Railroad .dcpot. A. W. lUI'fr. nN Main
street. and al the Company .H.e. Fl last
W. q. BEvIIL
Genera passener Ascent
CHARLES q. EDDY. Vice President
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-28

Color OF THE ROSE How long Is
the K publican party 20 continue in the
aeceudancy? Did j. return in 1855 only
10 be retired in 1892, or is its new lease
a long oney Senator Morrill, answers
these and cognale questions in tenn
perste article which he contributes 10
the July number of The Forum. on
Republican Party Prospects, He ar
CUES thal with the aid # the young
and vigorous forces which are being
mustered into its service, It is the party
whose tenure OF political power will be
for long period and be-
likely 10 emtellish The advent Of the
E~eplleth century. ~ y. tribune,
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Robert stanaid ana John Dunlop. executor
ofJosephine t. ~tanali, deceased
I.l.ulInmf.
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NLD DOMNION aIEAMsHlP CON
~ FANT.
FOR NEW YORK.

- Parry.
eOR NEW YORK.
Steamers leave Rlchm0nd EVERY To rs
DAY sni FRIDAY 40 pm.
Steamers leave New York FOR Richmond
EVERY WEDNESDAY aud sAIJhDA 7
af 3p. nl.. nfr.r|uy Iu Richmond MONDAY and
FRIDAY mornings.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare tO New l.rk VIA James river
p route uncuoIag meals aud BERTH. ..... a. u
Round. "Trip tckeIl limited 20 thirty days
aitor daIr of issue. ....t.....stttt.. "a ~
Sienmgr with subsistence. ...st,tttsttttt ~
dfeeIuFC. without tuudlllDuutts .t.t....t A
Cabin isr. Fa Chesapeake ana ONO faii-
N| ID.
CABIN fare g.s Richmond and Petersburg
T'elr.e can b. Obtained at A. W. Garhefa
/ iy1 Mal streets Chesapeake and OHIO sid
+ Richmond and Petersburg depots, and az CON.
[ pany's 0Meoa lll naln street. aud wharf,
| Rockets.
r nIgnfs forwarded and through bills of al.
I ing 'l8lrd f0r points beyond New YORK,
NIr.4Nf rOOf.s cl daily lutIl hour NJ sailing
fIIstu4nf. leaving Richmond on mon.
/ nAfs.TI ENDAfa.W kDA hsDAlc.lhl hf
T nAf aII sati kDA is by Che CHESAPEAKE
+ a. oh o railway lTia Newport teWelat 7-I pa.
and 3 pm 0Y Richmond and Petersburg it
L rOal 8iuN dayI 30 tl sm.. VIII make cQlNr
/ llOl CD NORFOLK with steamer lsafIns 'n.ts
GEORGE ". ALLEN Co, Asenta.
No. 1901 Main street And
iyi9tf ComUany'a Wharf. Rockets
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT CON
JAMES RIVER LINE FOR
OLD POINT, NORFOLK. POhlehvl lhi
NEW PORT NEWS. DlAHhhOhl
AND JAMES RIVER LAND
INGc DIRECT .
AND ONLY DlRhCr ROT p WlIho-t
TkhN8Fkn OR CHANGE OF
ANY KIND.
CONNEC1IOhss
AtOLD POINT SOHFOLK. closely " .f. t.
lines Tor b4Iil0re. ph. ade.paIt, ail '-
/ 0rk same afternoon Also, 40 NNriN'A IT'D
| Eastern Morn tNOnIa AID ihc o..iu'
NEWPORT NEWS Tor haml lpn' '--
And az CLARE8ONT with Che Ata1'
/ DenvilIc railroad tor WaycrlY. Hieafi'fi. 49,
ONLY ALL WATER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT
GREAT TOT hist LIN t..a...
IJAMESTOW DUTCH GAP. AND N hN
SCENERY.
CHEAPEST kOl lt. ..r,f..v
RATES LESS THAN HALF CHANGED 81
RAIL LINES.
FlR>I-C CLASS " AIS.
Tie CANT aud fasi steamer
ARIEL
carrying United states NAL
CAPTAIN iEhu.
ifsges Richmond every .s
MONDAY. WanN teDAH. AND
lar AM l,IhEt1-,Akr lONNh'l ~
fIl linfi tor above rAtltl place
Inr % Norfolk about oN g. u h''
tun steamer leaves Norfolk. Ni B." N.
N0vpor tes,s on alternate days,
Richmond ABOUT $50 pm.
/ IfrOuEn U..N.i 90 above. lAinfl r
safe er ffsso.ef and a- Otrtcrs A.ci
lps HaIl street. nlFgage cHatkrt q.
5rATE.kUoNs ENGAGED FOX DHi
ON NIGHT.
FREIGHT
Freight received daily Ter NOriuk B. -
mouth. smlhnclt. HAMPTON. Ola Point, ~
erly. ana ll.cksfOrd. Va. Washington \. q,
NeWbeTc. Washington, dut thft'fn n. 20
all stations On AtADtc D-nfilc TAU ~
Seah0Afl \ koanOkc railroad. Nofiph 5000.
ern railroad, and Eastern Moth Ar.
generally a' go. tor Eastern shore oi 80.
ard all regular ondi1.s on tue JAmt' 'f.4
AZ LOWEST RATES. and through OILS
sued.
LUCIEN %. TA1UN. N.ce-Prestenl,
80. llf- sln street au4 ho, Arlt-
lawn wEIs oci., re.gtt Ana FAsse0ttf go
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-28

Two ROLANDs FOR An OIIvER.-Ihe
Hamilton Republican Club. OF Harlem
had bit of experience at Its opening
in its new clubhouse. which has been
suppressed. Captain John Wise. lately
of Virginia. was one Of the booked
speakers. The President announced
that The -Mahoneite was sick, Tor
which he was very sorry. for the Nlr-
ginian had seen the error of his ways
and was now a good Republican. There
wa. presents clergyman Of Harlem VINO
had been an aid 20 General Lee, ana
who had. by special request. opened the
meeting with prayer. The presi1ehl
invited this popular clergyman, also
from the "Old Dominion. TO make
some remarks in lieu OF Wise. \ rat
Ting Democratic speech was the result
The clerical gentleman said that 1t was
due to the cause OF truth that both po-
htical sides should be hoard. But an
other whack was in store for the
president and members. General
Hamilton, grandson OF Alexander
Hamilton, for whom tie club is named.
rose and said that Republicans, 700.
ought to see the error of their ways.
He bad served IN the war. and amoie
the salient Outrages was the placing ol
the black men over the whites IN tnt
Southern State and giving them power
TO cripple the superior race. The speeci
of General Hamilton utterly ignored
all secti0nalism and bad war sentiment
| II hut like a good shot.-N. ~ Sunday
/ uercury
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Y0RA RIVER

Daily except Sunday.
The Favorto Route t0 Ba.tmoi
The steamers OF fh.s Tine are nodes ~
beauty. ELEGANCE, aud comfort.
fLeaFe Richmond
1890 and o. ID p.r.
Arrive Baltimore flQhye haItmore
NsslH.m SPIN.
Arrive richmond tplnl fllOln.m.
Fara Richmond f0 Baltimore. First e. as8
&. second rIsss, $780,
Tho York River Line affords superior sd-
Nanfauos fO business men 'l enabling then iO
leave Nllmond near the CLOSE nl fne days
transactions. end arrive at Baltimore early
next morning. after having enjoyed a delight.
full nishts rest. ircc irom ihe dust an noise ~
raHHa, travel.
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATION
Lave Richmond l2ld ST. depot. Do iua.m.
Arrive Richmond % I'D pm
spaHv. fUalY except Sunday.
uou.t srd uckofoncc foot az Virgins
sfrroI. up Gown Office. corner Tenth and NaI1
Streets
pEYTDN RANDOLPH. JAS. b. TAYiOf
Como. al Manager. Con. fHss'r agent
aDI.NAas. Jos. IS. POTTS.
FrnFn tsusrsr. DIV. llasr Agent
r.fr Richmond. Va
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LEGaL NOTICES.

NrIHGINIA.-IN THE CnANCEIN cor ri
\ OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND, tHE
i8rH DAY OF J,Nf, 1850.
James 4. Gray iiniutlll
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Should women be hanged ;-Phia-
delDhi0 Inquirer.
Women INSIST that they should not be
deprived of any Of the rights which
men ENJOY. 1t would be ungallant and
ungeutlemanly to thwart their wishes
in little matter of this kind.
But when it comes TO voting. why.
that is wholly different thing. " y.
Herald.
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ANCIENT NONSENSE ABOUT QUARAN-
TINE But quarantine has learned
nothing for five centuries. There IS
the same stupid Detection of passen-
gers and the same corrupt manipula-
ton of vessel and cargo. Every letter
We h. rom jacksonville last year was
puncl ed full of holes 10 let out the de-
mon supposed 10 have taken possession
OF the correspondence from the infect.
ed district And travellers who sought
to escape from the scene Of tr0u-
Die were driven back with shot
guns and bowie-knives. as If they
brought with them The seeds Of pcs.l-
lerce in every pocket and pore. Ii q
graphic description could be given of
the quarantine Arrangements aud their
method Of execution on the slab0ard
and al inland stations during the prey
alence OF that sickness an Florida. the
world would stand agha-t at the folly
and cruelty manifested by all con-
cerned. The most barbarous nations
when under scare about the invasion
Of the plague never did anything more
revolving. Journal Of Commerce.
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