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ADMIRAL Porter explains how with
$3.50, 600 900, in sixty days he could show
Germany how our imprompiu heel could
clear out its commerce, and then get
ready TO fight in earnest.
The point is that the American people
hold the advance in the aye of mechan-
ism. and could soon put naval warfare ON
plan that Germany would not compre-
bend, until her big irOn-clad monsters
had been blown up with dynamite shells
and torpedoes
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tlRGINlA.-IN The , uANCERl
' COURT OF THE CITY OF RiCrhoND
TIT C. 2bTn DAY or itBltl ABl. los9:
L. n. TAYLOR. julius and David Edel. partners
under the style az Ldci BrOther-, bdi
lagher. j. Is. BruCca q partners under
the style OF T.. g.. Bruce y Co.. and the Buck
eye HOuliug Company, "a chartered com
pany. VINO sue on behalf 81 Themselves, ano
all other creditors OF Crawford & LAlly &C.
cured by the deed OF W. q Crawford am
William iaily 10 A. Il. Courtney, trustee
executed and dated December ID, 49,
600. .-.--..--...-....'. .''..'s---' IIhihliHs
against
D.. O'Neil. j. f. Morris. F. whtlock. ia len
BlLf0rI -- Heruamann X -- Hcrnamanu
partners under the style n Hcrnamhni
Brothers. Sunnysde Dlsiilling Company,
chartered company. a. X. courtney ana
". Patterson, lawyers, partners under st4lt
of Courtney a Patterson, \. d. Courtney
trustee. MilIlim rnelhmgs and William
Iaily. late pa tncr- under the style az cnel
Ing, Iaily. and ". e.. LfaWiOid aud MI
liam Lally, late partners under the style ~
Ciawforl a Lally, fenX kcegan. and Wi
liam lAlly....... .... ............ Defendant,
~ CmANCERY
The ob lect Of this suit Is 70 recover from the
ate nrm 81 Sncllin4s lAAy, about one
Thousand and NIFTY dollars, due 10 and assign
los the late firm OF Crawford 4 LaiIy, tO thtls
ere itOrs And affidavit nayins been made
and filed that lernamAnn Brothers. sunny dc
ID shilling Company, and William lally arc
non residents OF tins State &c u ordered that
they appear here within nfteen days after due
publication VI this order, ana DO what Us
necessary 10 protect tneir interests ia THIS
suit.
CHARLES W. GODDIN, CloFk.
ALEXANDER COKE, pa ft2, WV
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XIRGiNIA-lN THE CHANCERY
' COURT OF THE CITY or RICHMOND,

hi wife, ana lyman Chalkley bearing date
on the 2lst day or January, lesy. OF record Ia
the Llerk's oiico OF The Lhancery COur1 Tor
the city OF Richmond. ..,...... Plantils
Against
Charles II. Chalkley, Lyman Chsikley, ".
Madleigh, eusan NJ thakloy, { q state
Bank OF Vi glnlt, Ernest h. Charley, j. T.
StuitOn, who sitn the said tharle- II. Chalk
ley, Ernest II. Chalkey and Lyman Chalk
lev compose the firm OF j. H. Strtt0u &
Co, +. d. Hill, trustee, In IA deed OF O. ust
from Charles II. Cnalkley and wife. beaTlng
date on the tn day OF October. lSe,, :. Is. ia
cub-, trustee. OctaNa b. Jacobs tho First
National Bank OF Richmond. n. Is. kllysOn
trustee. in n need of trust from y. If. Chalk
ley, bearing date on the 18th day OF Noyem-
Der, lsl2; Williamson Ialley, trustee, In "a
deed OF trust from rnest III. ChhlAley bear
ing date on the 18th day or January 1859: A .
j. Watkins. Alexander HiefhOlzer. &. Guns
and Z. schlOss. trading under the iirm name
OF L. Gunst n Co., John a. : ugustine, bern
ard ID. Chalklty. Thomas q. PeytOn and j,
II. Eller on trading as PeytOn n Eller.On.
Samuel T. LathrOp and Charles 7. LathrOp,
trading as C. Z. La hrUp Co.. ". +. Huu-
nall. :. &. Wlnn. the Acme Extract Com
pany, H. H. smith trading a. h. =. smith
20, Curtain y Corner, the Amer can Extract
Company. Ot Chicago, beOi ge III. Leonard \
Co, u bust n, ana Coon, Croker Swaset,
Of Boston. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Defendants.
The object OF this sait Is to ascertain the iu-
ter sts or Charles n. Cnalkley amt Lyba
= utlhl'Ns III certain ca N7thtVf i9lhs htil Dtr
Ing Ia the city Oh Richmond, convey ed 10 tho
plaintiffs by dee oil trust bearing date On tho
q day OF January, 1859, ~ record IN the
cler 5 offi,e or the Chancery Court tor -ald
elty. md q administer the trust created by
the SAID deed under the control OF ald BY the
direction OF the court. Aud afhdayt having
be, made ana filed thar the A mo Extract
Company. H. L smith. trading as K. Z. >mltu
X Co.. Curtain y Corner, he American Elk
ira Company. OF chicago. George II. Lpon-
a x Co. OF Boston. aud Coon. Croker x
>wascy. OF Boston, are non -rcsidents or fhe
state o. Virginia. n l. ordered that they ap-
= ar here within fifteen days after due publ
ca lou IT this order. ana DO what Is necessary
10 protect their interests.
Lopy-Ies 10.
CHARLES " GODDIN. Clerk.
POLLARD SANDS,
MCGUIRE * ELLETr. pa.
J. ASTON CABELL mh.-Thiw
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sTEArsPIPs
l,LD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
PANY.
FOR NEW YORK.

Steamers leave Hcnnond Nv cry Tu rs
DAY and FRIDAY at , ON.
Steamers leave New YORK tor kichmoni
EVERY WEDNESDAY and sAlih DA !
Al 8p. m; arrivlngin Richmond MONDAY ane
FRIDAY mornings.
Passenger accom- mOdations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare TO New York via James river
route Including meals and bcfthl....f
ROund.trip tickets limited 10 thirty days
after date OF issue. .t.t......t. .ttt.t.+.. ia ~
stgefale with subsistence. ss.....t.. NJ
sfeefage. without subsistence. ........ ~
Cabin fare via Chesapeake and ONO rail-
road. .ftHt iN -
Cabin fare Wis Richmond and Petersburg
TaiirOh1 ts.stfttt..t ..tfs.t. ---t.l.. iN f
Tickets can boz obtained &C 4. W. Gutff'-.
100 Main street Chesapeake and Ohio and
Richmond and Petersburg dopOt5, and ~ COM
pany's Offices. 1901 Main street, AID wharf,
Freignts forwarded and through bills OF lad
log Issued Tor points beyond Ncw YORK.
Freight received daily until hour on sailing
PASSENGERS leaving Richmond 90 MON
DAYsTtEsDANS.W EDh lSDA Is THU RS
nays and sAGL RDANS ~ tne Chesapeake
and ONO railway Gin Newport Newslat 6.tla a.
and bv Richmond ara Petersburg Tai oad
same dayl al lO.5s am, viii make come; tlOr
AZ NORFOLK with steamer leaving tnost
days. 90, .r,r,,.,
No. 100 Main street. and
gjylef ComosnJ Wharf. kooketts.
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GLAD TO HEAR IT-Ihosc students Of
American politics who find little thar j.
pleasant or consOling in the contcmpla
ton of recent election contests. have
been greatly impressed with the idea that
the addition of four new States TO the
Union viii deprive New York hereafter
Of us power as the great pivotal State
Nee lOrL Sun
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AT election time every four years The
Republican party cries aloud 10 the re-
vertebrate echoes that it means protection
Of American labor. but after election.
whom cold weather comes on. and the
laborers naturally ask FOR a little OF
their share of the benehcent DEGREES OF
the party. they are quietly but firmly
told 10 20 10 Jericho. Six thousand oil
the operatives of the Fall River cotton
mills have decided that the protection
afforded bv the high protective iariii
only protects the big profits OF the NIL
lionaire stockholders. The workmen
and workwomcn who run the looms and
snindles want share in the protection
and having been refused the share in the
form of an increase ia wages have ired
The coercivc effects of a strike.
The relation and proportion between
the big dividends of the corporations
and the slim wages of the laborors.
causes the latter TO ask in plainii'e
tones. Where is the protection OF
American labory and all the reply they
GET is the faint voice Of echo that an
.wers where while the hloatcd mo-
nopolists close their palaiial doors and
besk in the glowing light of protected
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MONTAGUE & CO., Agents
HOB Main St. Richmond. Va.


NIRGINIA.-IN THE CHANCERl
COURT OFTHECITY OF RICHMOND
THE 18TH DAY OF FEBRUARY. ls,N
In the matter 90 Maria LOgan's estate
pQih.
ON motion Of Ann Giyins, a legatee OF Maria
Logan. deceased. 10 distribute said estate
without rcfuniing bonds, ana 1t appearing 10
tine court that a report or the accounts Of
james taskIc. cXccul or OF said Maria Logan,
ANA Of the ii, bts and demands against sai1 es-
tate. have BE-. u filed in the clerk Oiice Oi this
court, and that more than one year n elapsed
since the qualification et said james Caskie as
executor aforesaid the court doth adjudge,
order, aud decree that the creditors or sad
Nara L. gan do show cause on the Utn 81
April l-se. at the courtroom OF this court, 10
the city OF Richmond, against tho payment
and deliy. IS OF the estate OF said Maria Logan
% her lrgutecs without retunniug bonds, and
that a copy OF is order be- published once n
week Tor four successive weeks In tho DAILY
TIME. "a ne Wspapcr published la the city OF
Richmond. ana posted at tue front door ot tn
Hustl ~ Court. OF the city Of Richmond. on
the first Monday la March and ths first Mon
day ln a phil, l--i.
\ C0py-lestc.
Ten CHARLES ". GODDIN. Clerk
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TIE bin 10 be brought before all the
legislature to prevent the great dressed
beef combine from selling uninspecied
meat in the Eastern market should be
pat upon a very different footing from
us present one. For one great comoina-
ton TO invoke legislation against an
other great combination in the same line
of business may be good for one and bad
for the other, for as that quaint clown
philosopher observes In Shakespeare
Drink being poured out of one vessel
into aaother doth empty the one and oil
the other
But as the people are the principal
drinkers. or rather eaters, il is their
cause and not that Of the packers on one
side, or the butchers on the other that
legislatures should look a. The peo-
pie most emphstically want something
10 prevent the alleged abuse OF shipping
d .eased beef TO the East, AS they would
rather prefer high prices for pure meat
but at the same time it is true that the
demand of the butchers 10 have all beef
exposed for sale. first inspected alive on
the hoof. is as much as to say that
the consumers must be confined to the
local producer alone
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THE DEATH OF AN EMlNENr
LAWYER AND JUICE. - The Hon.
John A. Campbell, whose death
occurred yesterday at his resi-
dcnce in this city, was one of :he most
eminent lawyers this country has pro-
duced. Appointed 10 the Supreme
bench of the United States in 1853, he
ranked with Chief Justice fancy
AS among the most diligent and
learned Judges that have ever occupied
that exalted position In the spring OF
1851 he resigned his place on the Su-
preme Bench 10 90 with the Southern
States in their withdrawal from the
lnion, and accepted the post OF Assist
ant Secretary OF War under the Confed-
crate government He was among the
persons who participated in the futile
conference with President Lincoln in
the closing days of the war. when u set
clement by peaceful means was in con
temptation. Mr.. Campbells best title 10
remembrance, however, was his ability
as a constitutional lawyer, with respect
TO which, among those competent to
form an intelligent judgment, there
could not be difference OF opinion.
DIPLOMATIC Posts IN PAYMENT FOR
PARTY DEBTs-lt is already evident
that Nj Harrison will be the President
Of "a party. rather than the Chief Magis-
lrate of the whole country The intima-
ton that he would make no appointment
except on the recommendation of the
Republican members OF Congress from
he district 10 which the applicant
should belong. OF. in the absence of such
member, upon the recommendation of
some trusted party leader, indicates
plainly enouglsthe lines upon which the
spells are to be distributed.-PA Philadelphia
KecOrd.
People who visited the fourth floor of
the Mills building, is Broad street. yes
teFday. saw this new sign on the doors Of
a handsome suite OF Offices
W. c. WHITNEY
.. H. PAYNE,
DANIEL ) LAMONT.
II signifies that Mr.. Lamont has en-
tered upon his duties as executive in the
numerous horse railroad enterprises in
this city and elsewhere, Of which Mr.
Whitney is the head-N y Tlm.s
PARNELi AND THE TIN Es"-Mr
Parnell will bring suit in London against
the Times for 100000 damages. Rare
in the history OF journalism has the
been clearer justification for an action
for libel than is presented IN this case.
Although the defendant claims that it
had other grounds for making its accu.
sations, the forged letters led 10 all tn
trouble and expense which Mr.. Parnel
has been put to with reference 10 the
Trial just closing.-Nep York World.
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THE EXTRA SESSION QCEeTIoN.-Itu-
mors Of an extraordinary session of the
Fiftv-drst Congress to be called by Pres
ident Harrison already begin TO circulate
Various reasons for such action are as
signed The latest il the alleged needs
oft the country in the way of com
mercial shipping 10 which Mr.
Harrison i'm his message gave some
what pulling prominence, and the
OF ers axe not unlike this. But the only
possible motive for calling an extraordi-
nary session of the present Congress is
the excessive taxation and the conse-
ouent surplus i'm the Treasury. For the
present il j.. not at all probable that the
President viii reach any decisive or last
ing conclusion in regard to this matter.
How can he DO soy His time is com
pletely absorbed by the oiiice-seekers.--
v. J. Tmes
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Kcmntanccs should he m"ao oS "'"''''
checks. postoiace orders or registered "''''
PAYABLE 70
''"'" Richmond. Va.
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cnNNFcrInNs-

Train No ~ connects daily 80 Kovsyil'
tor Chase CITY. CluAsNue. ard ONforf
Durham. Henderson and Rnigh con
meets az Greensboro f0r Durham
Raleigh, Salem. and Winston. and All points 0f
North Carolina Division; go Salisbury iUr Ash
vile. Hot Springs aud a|l points Boo Nsater
North Carolina. and nc Charlotte for g.. 8
A. H. 4.
Train No. s. connects daily az Greens
b0ro' Tor Salem. Winston. Raleigh. Colds
borO', aud NOrchead CITY, 20 SALISBURY Jon
Ashevile. Hot Springs. and al po.rf3 Dc
N estern North Carolina. az Charlotte VIII
Charlotte. Columbia aud Augusta railroad ic.
Columbia. Augusta, Aiken. Charleston, eNse
nah, ThOmasy.le. Ca, Jacksonville ana 0ile
Florida points; also with Carolina Contra
railroad for Wilmington.
Trains from the South arrive at ~ mon
5l5a.u. and 800 pm,
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GovERNoR WILSON of West Virginia,
holds the fort, and Gon las failed 10 get
in, the Supreme Court of the State hay
ing decided that as the Legislature did
not declare Cot elected, he could not
eloct himself on the reports fixed up to
carry the State for the Republicans.
MIR. COT finds himself badly left, both
as to office and reputation, not TO men
ton salary, and it will be a lesson to any
such political performers after this who
try to make miniature Of the great
HAYES fraud and burglarize the vote Of 81
State
Now the President of the State Senate
demands TO be Governor on the ground
that the place comes to him ef-ogic'0 IN
case Of the failure OF Governor To
qualify. MIR. COZ has taken the trouble
to be sworn in as Governor, but ii ap-
pears that he is still plain Mr. Coil
THE New York 7i0ms says that
doubtless the Nipsic is still aiioat, but
there was incompetence somewhere IN
not having better ship at Samoa.
And this, from Republican organ that
knows that the only pretense of navy
we have had since the war was the one
started by the Democratic administration,
and that to-day the Republicans will be
obliged to proceed on Mr. Whitney
plan for a navy, or crown themselves
with another reproach like that which
rested on the Boss Chandler concern.
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THE DAILY TINES.
ctrv DELIVERY,

CITY DELIVERY.
delivered In any part OF the city ana MN"
o,as,o, hy oarriere n ~ cents per week.
pe,so,s aosirins the TINS delivered al
heir homes can secure II by pos'"' car" IT,
ucs, or order tbroush telephone no %
when deliver, irres1'ar 'mino"".e eo",
hint should b. made 90 toe oihoe in' hu
srrss may bc changed rs desired II car" "
,pl.en IN all csscs 90 mention the old ana ne"
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THE BEEF CodBISATION.- Since the
Joint convention of butchers and cattle
growers was held in ST. Louis last No
vember the bin then devised for the sup
preston of the dressed beef business has
been introduced i'm the legislatures OF "a
dozen States. and In one state and one
Territory 10 has become law. There
Is now i'm session at ST. Louis another
and a smaller convention, composed OF
prominent members of the Legislatures
of Missouri. Kansas, Nebraska, Texas,
Illinois. Iowa and Arkansas, who have
been appointed and instructed to con
slider plans for uniform legislative action
for the overthrow OF the combination
said 90 have been formed by the four
great saughterers and shippers of Chi
cago and Kansas City.-ETclange.
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LEAVa h.I VH
Richmond, 900 am. N.rl1.
Richmond. 'fiNpm. A,if
Norfolk. ss9I am. N..I.
Norfolk. sluU pm. R..auI.f t..
These trains $50 make clos
tor tamiIle. LynChtlrg.
western pl ufe and all stations oN f..
ana Western railroad
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General Siege.
I. M. heEnaoS. Conceal iaslea..
Sol Haas. lfG'ic NaWNrr
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mt m sworn ana subscribed by President and
hcfo
ore Nh Mt RRAf HANSON,
Commissioner foi Nifgnia.
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CREAM or THE PRESS.
COMMENTS AND CRITICISMS III LEAD
ING WRITERS.
sscfionaIism nicfatorship-Nh hh'''s""
Hesitate. The Beef tombinaiion-'h'
Extra session Oncsron-putting salt on
tannda's Soil-Giud 20 Hear II.

SFCTIOSAIfsN Dictatorship nc
coul. 81 Of what the North Carolinians
call the "Carlisle-Mills cahal' in Con
rress has alienaiel the confidence ioi-
merlv rcuoscd in those gentlemen 10y the
cold North state and called down
vials of wrath upon heir devoted heads
The protest of Nh. Cowlcs against me
shameful treatment to which his bill TOT
the reduction Of the tobacco tax was
subjected ~ The hands of the speaker
and Nh. Wills was az vehement ana IN
dirnant as language could make IT, ana
quite number of the North Carolina
paner- have taken up his cause in equally
i0fchlc terms.
The Stalcsville Landmori proclaim- II
a. % public misfortune that 'the methods
of dictatorship employed by the Carlisle
Mills dynasty have remained 80 long I'M
exposed and gone so long without theif
mcriied dcnunciaiion. The Whining
ton Ula.n,e, adds. I'VE have long
known that Mr.. Carlisle was running me
Democratic party by his arbitrary ana
nnwafranied conduct
The Republicans can ask nothing better
than prOlongation or these strained re-
hiionS The longer these relations are
kept uD the longer lease OF power Is as
surel io those who have now got II.
The Democratic party that can barely
hold ifs own when thoroughly united has
an absolute certainty of defeat and dis
a.tcr before it, if divided lIashingtoH
Past
why HARRISON IiEsITATEs.-A few
more of the secondary diplomatic places
were fllel Yesterday. Indiana coming in
for the most important of them, but the
big plrms are still kept dangling just
above the open mouths Of our esteemed
contemporaries.
II IS once more reported from Wash
ington that the Hon Whitelaw Reid OF
the New York Tr,bune, is 10 be appointed
Minister 10 England, Field Marshal
Murai Halstead. of the Cincinnati C0Dr
mfrciaf- Go-nte. 20 France, and C0lone
John 6. New. of the indianapolis Jo1r-
l.al TO Austria. That these great editor,
are well entitled 10 such distinguished
recognition will be universally acknowl-
edged but equal if not greater merit, Is
still left unprovided for.-Ph'Mdoph'o
Times.
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II CnANCERY.

'CHARLEs W. GODDIN, Clofk.
ALEXANDER COKE, p.g. re-, WV
The Irish standard., 1889-12-07
financial cretary; P D Sznith, treasurer: M y
fl3annnn, insura1IDe sectetarys meet I'd Sunday il
GREEN IsIE. SHELLEY COUNT.

month. 5sssSss
{ m f GREEN ISLE. SHELLEY COUNT.
County Delegate j. McGrann.
MahOn; recording secretary, Wi Liam Fahey; 6nan.
cial secretary, John Fahey. Jr.; treasurer. Thos
y oran: insurance secretary. Thomas Martin
Meeting list Sunday In each month.
BELLE PLANE. SCOTT COUNTY.
County Delegate. + Leonard, Shak0pee. @
Division No. President, Or. g. r. Atloney
WIN ptzE Ids sseordins @!
duff; treasurer. D Callahan: insurance. secretary
JanesO'N I'LL: sergeant at arms, John TraynOr;
meet LIST Sunday OF month.
j vision No. 2EPresident, Thomas HylRnd
vice president, John Quain; recording secretary,
William Quain; financial secretary, Patrick
Sweeney; treasurer, Stephen Stephens.
County Delegate, James Hughes.
President, George D Flynn; vice-p president.
Fennell; recording secretary, Geo Fitzgerald:
financial lg secretary, Rowan. jr; treasurer, D
O'Brien: insurance secretary, J u nch: meetings,
LIST and Sd Tuesdays of month.
BRAINERp, GROW WING COUNTY.
County Delegate, Patrick Murphy.
President, VIM. Barron: vice president, John
ancia1 secretary, John + Hurley; treasurer, Con
@ Rren; insurance secretary, j. L McGinnis;
marsha, D NJ Clark; meet ist Wednesday eve
ar 1880 and Sd Sunday at p m, of each month, at
Miller's hail.
MORTON, RENvnLE COUNTY
County Delegate james Greeley.
Division, No. l.-President, P. II. Kirwan; vice
president. IL Reagan; recording secretary. T III
Barley; financial secretary; A. 81. Keefe; treas
nrer, P II Ryan; insurance secretary, .........
meet 1st Sunday of month.
FAIRFAX. RENvILLE COUNTY.
7 Division No. 2.-President, M d Brown; vice
president, William Smith; recording secretary.
JasW Brown; financial secretary, John Crafty;
treasurer, james 81 O'Brien; seresant-at-arm
John Welsh; marshal, Thomas Welsh; door
keeper. William Smith; meet LIST Sunday o.
month.