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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-30

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. june 29.-Au-
nual report of the Board Of Visitors to
the Annapolis Naval Academy. Com
modore George Brown. president, was
made public 10 day. The first subject
taken up is tho question OF admission
and discharge from the academy. Ihe
board unanimously recommends that
fine academic course be reduced from
six to four years. and that at the
end of four years the cadets DE
commissioned as en%sas III also
recommends that j, should be required
bv law that the designation Of persons
for apnointment and their alternates be
made one year in advance. The board
also recommends that the maximum
limit of age for entrances be nineteen
instead of twenty years.
The board believes that the value Ct
the course Of instruction, both TO thC'e
who reach graduation and 90 those W no
fail of graduation. is impaired by the
smallne,s of the number VINO can 'ea-
sonablv hope to attain positions in the
naval service. The morals, discipline aud
scholarship of the academy have nm
provad Inn the last four years. but the
board thinks il would be desirable for
fhe government TO find occupation for
more Graduates than are now taken am
nuallv into the naval service, and sug-
ccsts that Congress put these young
men into the revenue marine service.
This would Doe virtually Offering so
many more prizes for diligence. anl
would be- a good place TO have naval
officers.
As 10 subjects Of study and standard
of scholarship. the board approves 81
all the present ubjects of study also
the methods by winch the time gwen 40
each study is arranged. lt also con-
siders that an essential studies are
taken up. excepting international law,
which NJ believes should be taken up 10y
the cadets as absolutely iudispensab. .e'
and that room for this study be made
by diminishing the volume OF work in
some other department.
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Nr. VERNON. KY.June Con the
l5th of November 1861. William llig-
rnbothlm. % hfi,en-scar old boy. was
riding along the road shouting for Jeh
Davis. when ho was killed by j. Logan
S'gman. who l-d. aud was NOT heard
from for twenty five years lie was
hualiy located in Missouri and brought
here for trial. The case resulted in "a
hung jury. and >igman was released ON
bond.
The trial has been postponed from
time 90 time until la-t Monday. when 10
was called. with Judge Morton. of the
Lexington district. on the bench. lhe
jury held out two daNs-clevrn for ace
uuutl and one for conViction-and
finally agreed Oua % verdict Of not guilty.
This is the Gaze iu which the Grand
Army of the Republic took such %
prominent part when S.fmln was are
rested.
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PETERSBURG.
HE Danger OF Another ffeshet-the
Langsfon Negroes flahisg MY races.


Laugsfon Negroes flaEtsg MY races.
PETERSBURG. Va. June 29.-We
are in imminent danger Of another
freshet Of considerable dimensions.
Already the foot bridge, which tenn
porarilY replaced Campbell's bridge,
has been swept away and the water Is
up TO the door Of Scott s warehouse at
the wharf. Several dams have given
away and others are weakened. and al
together the outlook is anything but
cheerful. With slight inteTmissiOns IL
has been raining hard ever since last
night, and the Appoma.tcx is rising &C
the rate Of two IDches an hour. Re
ports come from Farmvlle that the
water there is nearly "a high as 10 was
on the memorable 2d Of June. If that
proves TO be true there is going TO be
trouble here. People living near the
river are greatly alarmed and are max
ing preparations to remove from their
houses at short notice.
Ladislaus de GurgOvitch. the young
Russian who thought himself to be IN.
sane, has been so declared by a commits
sion. and will be sent to an asy lum.
The Langston negroes are making
wry faces over the appointment OF
Fred. Douglass as Minister 10 Hayh
One Of them said this morning: There
ia only one bit OF comfort about 1t; il
takes the old man out of the country.
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Nf-c None indictments Returned IN the
srOutn gaNc.

CHICAGO, jane g9.-The grand jury
in the Cronin case at O'Clock tonight
returned indictments against the fol-
lowing persons: Martin Burke. John
+. Beggs. Daniel Coughlin. Patrick
O'Sullivan. Frank J. Woodruff. Patrick
Cooney. John Kane, "and divers other
persons. a more particular description
Of which is 10 the jury unknown.
The indictments against each OF the
above named "and others unknown.
is for conspiracy 10 murder and foI
murder.
With the exception Of Patrick Cooney
aud John Karze, the men indicted b.
name are under arrest.
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ALEXANDRIA.
OF inc ~ Johns Acnd-
envy and Oiher lions


ALEXANDRIA. VA, June 29.-Ihs
commencement fifty sixth OF the ~.
John 3 Academy took place at theOpera
House to-day. The cadets marched TO
the hall. headed by the drum corps.
They sat on the platform. in dress UNI
form. the school flag being gwen place
near the desk. An orchestra, under
the leadership Of Professor Emil
Scharf. furnished the music.
David NJ. lichteusucn, of New Or-
leans. read a salutatOry on the Comic
History of the Graduating Class; Ed
win A. Ballard. Of Fairfax. read an
essay entitled silent Cities. and a
debate followed as TO whether the
sword is mightier Than the pen or not.
Richard III. l.. and ID. McC. Chic hester.
of Fairfax, took one side, and >. Gerard
Heaton. of L0ud0un, and David Ian
non. of this city, the other. >. Mason
Lee. of Chsntilly. talked OF hls initia-
tion by Cadets, which pleased the young
ladies'. 4 recitation followed by Jonas
Roos. of Louisiana, and University GER
uncates were presented.
The valedictorian was made by Ed
ward X. Dunn.
The First Glass gold medals were
awarded to r. IL. J.. Chichester, ID. McC.
Chichester. Jr., 5 G.. Heater. r. A. bal
lard. ID. VI. L'chtensteiu. ). NJ. Lee, ).
ID. Iannon. f.. r. Dunn. f. 4. German.
The silver medals to II. L. Holt and
Jonas Roos.
The second Glass gold medals to j.
At n Ftckln C. Ii. Ford, &. A.
Rogers. and R. Trippe.
The silver medals TO 5. y. Moore, ).
+. Rohr. E. c. Hclphenstine. and W. r.
Burns.
Tine Third Glass: Silver medals tc
George h. I.awrie, of II. O. ii. Albert
Finley. of ID. {.
The Dodd memorial medal for excel
leuce ma Christian doctrine was awarded
TO Thomas Ii. Fegan.
The Foard prize for excellence IL
University local examinations was
awarded TO Cadet Edwin a. Ballard.
The Dearing camp medal for bes
/ kent tent and best guard duty at CAM
Unehes. Virginia Beach, was AWARDED
To Corporal Ernest G.. Mock. Distrlc
Of Columbia, whose squard consisted o.
| Cadets Flick. Nebraska. Ford. Virginia
Petit. Virginia; and khor, District o
Columbia.
CORPORAL Rogers. Maryland. was hon
orablv mentioned for specially goo'
guard duty, and Corporal Chichester
/ Virginia. and Corporal Ficklin. Viz
einia. were specially commended 70
keeping their tents in very good orde
and strict attention to guard duty. tn
former beng deprived Of an equa
chance for the medal by the fault Of
single member OF his squad. Premium
such a. books. etc weIe also awarde
Idilipcut scholars. The Tube Kos
Polka" by the orchestra closed III
proceedings.
The orchestral selections by the youn
men were features Of the cOmmenc,
ment. They were recipients OF man
happy returns in the shape Of Hover
aud baskets containing pretty displa
of delicious fruits. Some got candy.
A new baseball club will be starte
here next week. with Jackson Beacl
captain. Cox aud Underwood will /
members. IL will be in the StaI
League.
The schools have now all closed f'
the season.
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AN OUTRAGE.
PROTESTED HIS INNOCENCE. But WAS
STRUNG UP.
Hanging Int'i Neatly Dead. but t"'
Down and asked 10 Make Cen
fessiss -Roisted Second
lime In the Air

TULARE. CAL, June ga man
named Egan, suspected of being burg
lar. was taken from jail at midnight
Thursday night by gang Of men.
They placed a rope around his neck,
dragged him to tree, and asked him
to confess. lie protested his innocence.
but he was strung up. He was let down
after hanging until nearly dead and
again asked to make confession. lie
refused. and was a second time hoisted
in the air. when lowered he begged
mercy, and was taken back to MS cell.
The outrage caused sensation, as there
is only suspicion against him.
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DAWS0N'S SLAYER,
rnr END or 4 CELEBRATED MURDER
CASE.
,,c rn,r Returns VcrdIct OF "NOf
aniii, ia she wcIiow Irtai-they
Hcaeh This Conclusion AFTER
Ectug out Two Hours.

The uialo Dr. Mellow at Charleston,
S. o.. udCd last night. Ho was charged
S.. tbe murder Of Captain Frank
n.s.on. a chisalrous South Caroinian
editor oi thc N9rs dud Courier.
TNts has kept it's readers posted
regard to the ual. and below gives
United Press dispatch. lho substance
which wall doubtless evoke some
mert in Richmond. where tho gall
l.. Dawson Was so well known.
.flIrsIoN s.. C.. Jane 80 The
Iu tle N.Dow c.se wee OIt this
..H.ln two h.uis, aidthea .e.urucd
.I.f.Ict of "rot guilty.
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Dead la an on Cistern.

BROOKLYN, June e9.-The body Of
Mr.. Stephens was found this morning
in one of the cisterns OF his oil works al
the foot of Rush street by his superin-
tondent. Henry c. Swami. Mr. Swami
left him at the works at 6 o clock las
night. The still in which his body was
found contained no oil. but he must
have been overcome by the gases or
vapor. and suiiOcatcl Immediately.
The deceased was sixtv-fiye years Of
age. and highly esteemed.
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cop,ure Of "a :. IaId-Isnobber.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, June e9.-New'
reached here last night from Ozark.
No.. of the capture Of Wiley Matthews.
Matthews is the escaped " "Bald-knob-
bern who is under sentence of death
and has been fugitive from justice for
six months Matthews was arrested
Yesterday in Carroll county, Ark.
where he and his father, John Mat
thews. had been working in TIE
camp. They will be taken 20 Ozark a.
soon as extradition papers can be se-
-nnrnl
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Hase- BaII Yesterday.

At Observation-Disclosures. 4; WasL-
ingtons, ..
At indianapolis - indianapolis, !
New Yorks, 4.
At Chicago - Chicagos, 5: Bos-
tons, :.
At Pittsburg lsecond game-fitts'
burgs. s: Philadelphia, 0.
Al Baltimore-Baltimores, Z; Colum
bus, o.
At Philadelphia-Athle ,; Brook
lyn. 3.
At Kansas City-Kansas City, .; Gin
cinDatis, 3.
At st. Louis-St. Louis, 10; Louis
villes. /.
At Pittsburg first gamel-Pitisburgs
3. Philadelphias, ,.
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|"TTTIIT 70 II" T TTII7
LYNcHBvRG, VA, June -9.-Mrs. K.
VI. Leftwlch, Of Liberty. most estima-
BILE lady, and widely connected, died
Yesterday after a brief illness.
Colonel John d. Kasey. former sheriff
of Bedford county. who had to abscond
for largely defaulting. can now return
a poHc proseqti having been entered at
the term Of the court now sitting.
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baltimore. MD. June ga man
supposed to Doe s J.. Briggs. of Either,
Harrisburg. Pa. or West Liberty. W..
Sac. was found ON the river lauk in
South Baltimore to-day Ilc had COM
mtted suicide bt taking Rough ON
Rats. Letters found in his pocket
show that he was % school teacher, and
that the caus oi the uiclde was prob
ably trouble about love matters.
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LONUON. juno .N.-Ihe dccisi0n ot
the arbitrators in the Lord Durham Sir
George Cnetwynd turf scandal matter,
confirms the almost general surmi,e
There has for q long time ex-
sied powerful jockey ring,
which H. now under the
control Of Jockey Wood. and wos for
merly engineered by the famous
Archer The decision Of the arbitrator
prevents the expulsion of Chetwynd
from the jockey club, bat of his moral
guilt there is no question. The trainer
Therrard and several jockeys, however.
will hive % sliIer.
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rou,,n- class i.o,tmastess appointed.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. June " Ihe
following named fourth-class post
masters were appointed to-day Ala
bama-Jesse S. Edwards. at Clawlon,
Thornton Strong. at Delmar. X. b.
Mcdonnell. at Dolomite; Frank ~.
Cockcron. at Jemison. Vnginia-John
". Lester. at Blacksburg; Leonud
Daniel. at Rappahaunock station; Mary
A. Woody. at Rocky Mount; W. IL.
Weaver. at White Top. North Caro-
lina-Nts. NJ. j. Smith. at Adley; Mrs.
NE. Leopard. at Advances BenJ'miiin
r. Duncan. at Cainjock: James +.
Frost. at Felix. Jobn b Smith. at Fork
Church: Jacob ElIer, at Hilton; A. j.
Williams. at Indian Trail; W IL. Alley
AZ Marundale; j. NJ. Moore, at fhHniN'
William a. Mizenhimer. az Rilchls'
Charles Schroeder. at RQdaulhe. j. NJ.
Brown. at sands. Mrs LsHiia l.. Pnay
Al S,agyille; James ID. Young at
White D store.
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T>fON RANK of RICuNosn.
u pr.tf,t.Sp "A limo -. ir~p.

nINlUEND-OLD ID . NJ ~, - n
- sTEA M-HlP COMPANY hhtt EN .N
.CFNr DIVIDEND viii bee paid to the Nlf-
ginia stockholders ont OF the earnings LOT
tl,e must six months, 40 the Company once,
l3Of Main sire, Z. on and after July Isl. 1851
GEORGE W. ALLEN & CO.,
t.on.if Agents.
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Trouble IN the Air.

LONDON. June 29.-rhe STANDARD,
commenting on the Delegao bay trou-
bics. saws that the resolutions adopted
at the railway shareholders meeting
Yesterday were imprudent. Portugal
cannot Je forced it saws, TO pay its debt
90 England. but the Portuguese should
be made TO pay IN full for the seized
railway. If tits necessary 20 send fleet
to the harb0r to enforce it.
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1rn,n inmpea The Track

NEW HAVEN, COM. June. 29.-Ihe
Boston express JUMPED the track near
Northford on the New England rail
rad at 43O this afternoon. Three
persons were killed outright and
several badly injured. The accident
was caused by the spreading OF the
rails where a gang of trackmen were
At work relaying the track.
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NEW ORLEANS. June PA special
to the Picdyime from Austin. Tex,
saws that the American Cotton
Seed Oil Company. Of New Jer-
ssy, has purchased the control.
ling interest Cf ten cottop-oil
mills in Texas. aud have flied amend
ments to the several charters terminal
ing and dissoiving the corporations.
Litigation in the courts will probably
follow. a..-.
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The shah of Persia.

BRUSSELS. JUNE R9-The Shah
of Persia to-day. IN com
panv with King Leopold, visited the
works az Ssrdne. He was much
pleased with what he saw. and shook
hands with delegation OF workmen.
lie made a speech to them, allnding
to their employment in few pleasant
! .-,rIe
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The Rev. Charles Spurgeon. the son
OF the well-known sensational preacher
of London, the Rev. Charles Ii. Spur
geon. is evidently something more than
"a chip from the old block.
He delivered a religious address
in this city on Thursday even
ing which contained some truly orr
final features. He took Mails as
the subject OF his discourse, aud used a
number of those articles in various
stages of stralghtuess. crookedness and
brightness as illustrations OF human
lives. Then with the hidden cleo
trio battery to represent the
love Of the Redeemer he caused
the nails to approach and cling to a
small steel cross, the whole being ssm.
bolic oflhe religious process he desired
to make clear. His father, in his palm
lest days, could not have. e.surPassed this
II il what may be called dramatic real
ism in the pulpit IN. y. World.
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Harnuin's circus.

LONDON. June 29.-George Starr,
agent of j. 4. Baruum. has signed con-
tlnct. ON behalf of the American show
man. giving hm contracts Of the
Olympia. the largest building ina Lon
don, i'm which to give exhibitions. A
larse deposit was made, which is to be
forfeited If the greatest show on
earth is not brought to London in
1890.
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WASHINGTON. ID. c.. June 20 The
committee of artists selected Go award
She great gold medal. provided 10y Mr..
CYlc0ran. 90 be awarded Co the student
who shall eOch year show the greatest
improvement in drawing from casts in
the gallery. to-day awarded 10 90 Miss
Marietta N unegerOde. of Virginia.
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bravery Creates a furore Of "a
mirattoD.

LONDON June 29.-The bravery dis
played by Queen Regent Christine. as
cending military balloon which the
Officer, were testing, has created afurore
of admiration throughout Spain.
The balloon, which was held captive by
a cable. ascended to height Of three
hundred Yards, and descended at a
point within ten yards from whore it
star ted
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wnlucei eiAtcld Po,ut NcNtIime.

sANFRANcsco. June 30 the session
10 al sections 81 The American
Pharmaceutical Association closed
yesterday. aud the association adj
.urued Co meet %, old Point Comioit
49,. tho second Monday in September
l--I
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WASHINGTON j. C.. June 29.-in ac-
r1rlance with request OF lhe Wo-
mems Christian Temperance Union Of
the District of Columbia. President
Harrison bias issued instructions that
n0 hqUor shall Dee sold on the COVE n-
mWt reservation during the encamp-
mcut of the District militia.
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JoHSsr0wN. PA, June 29.-Phil'p
Flnn was to-day ordered by Colonel
Douglass 70 lay oil $50 worknen. THIS
leaves only $50 to DO the work. Tie
authorities have taken the cleaning uD
OF Kcrnville.
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Nrw YORK June 29.-The marriage
of Miss Elizabeth Drexel. daughter OF
the late Joseph DreNel. and Mr.. John
V,nton Dahleren. son of the late Rear
Admiral Dahlgren. and step-brother OF
The late Consul. General Dahlglen at
Rome. who married Miss Morgan Il
daughter of the late Rev. DR.. Morgan,
of 81. Thomas Church. was solemnized
today al St. patnck's Cathedral. The
ceremony was performed by His Grace
Archbishop Corrigan. and IT was iol-
lowed by nupiial mass. which was |
sung by the Rev. Father Calton, OF st.
Stcphen S Church.
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Boston. June Z9.-An explosion OF
gas occurred this morning ma The ne"
Fisk building. on State street. III the
seventh story. Two men and one wo-
Inau were injured.
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ALEXANDRA. Va. June 29.-The
thirteen. year-old son Of join Henry
Bsggett was drowned while fishing on
the American Coal Company 5 wharf
with some other boys about o'jO tins
evening.
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LONDON. June 29.-Large quantities
of gold coin from South America are
passing through Antwerp fer RUSSIA
and Austria. as was done IN the franca-
prus-isu war.
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WASHINGTON. ID. c.. June 29.-lhst
Assistant Postmaster-Geneal Jiarkson,
wl.h a party OF friends, leit to-day i3f
frp down the Potomac river he
w ili be- absent several DAYS.
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C1NrmANA. KY. June -y.-Mis.
Joseph Nuith was found at the home OF
Der liza. band. 40 lee Lick, tins county,
yesterday afternoon murdered. heI
husband was arrested on the charge OF
mur. trIu1 her.
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cap,s robbct. Recognized.

DURANGO. COL, jane e9.-Thre Of
the Tulleride bank robbers haze bsen
recognized. and i, is believed they will
be captured. Their Dames are Thomas
Mccarthy, Billy Madden, and Matt.
Warner
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AConsuI Appointed.

WASHINGTON. June 29-The Presi-
dent to day appointed William I.
Lorsby, of Mississippi, United States
consul at Guayaquil.
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wiuyi,i, aneIIoriaa Indians.

WASHINGTON, d. c., June 29.-Ben-
jamin Schultz, OF Florida, was to-day
appointed a special agent TO visit the
Seminole Indians ia Florida.
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PETERSBURG. VA. June 20.-Another
freshet here. River rising two inches
an hour. Several dams broken, bridge
washed away, wharvss inundated, ana
altogether considerable damage done.
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.,.so,,rr,oN AxucOpAHrNER>uir

T,HE FIRM OF CAMPBELL * co.
ts this dav dissolved by mutual consent,
g q. CAMPBELL assuming All liabilities
ond assets of the arm OF "a AMtEtl.i \ 90.
the business viii be continued ~ 1. -,
Campbell, under tie Gu hfin ha"io VI
'H'"' BIS. CAMPBt Ii,
e.. rAMPBkL,,
RICHMOND. VA. June 10, lsoo.
Je2o- eot3t
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weather Indications for TO Day.

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. June 90
Indie atoms for Virginia and
RAN North Carolina: Rain, stationary
temperature. followed in West
] ern North Carolina by slightly
cooler, variable winds.
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wore war ships

LONDON. June 29.-The Cabinet Coun-
ell held to-day decided To- send addi.
tional war ships to Delagoa bay immc-
diately
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LONDON. June 29.-It is announced
in Rome that the Pore will shortly
issue an encyclical letter on the spread
of atheism in Europe aud the semi
official protection thereof by certain
continental government. C4
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4 lnilnn sech Irm.f.

The Standard.
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THAT Oliver Twist is still asking ior
mo,e. and so do the lovers Of good
cheap smoke ask for more Of the Old
Virginia CherOOts. after once smoking
Them. for the more they smoke the bet
ter they like them 50 IN ordei TO en-.
ioy thiS good cheap smoke see that you
gct the Old Virginia Cheroots. manu-
factured only by +. Whi'lock, Also that
II has his signature on 1t, otherwise you
will be imposed upon.
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Stff.gi>Gs.

THE RIcHAOND UNION PASSENGER RAIL
WAY COIPASN - (
hIcHMoND. June p. lsso.)
HAVING BEEN ORDERED BY THE
Ill Executive Bond and holders ~ more
ihan one-tcnth Of The capital STOCK oi 'n9
company so To- 10, hereby call a pi.N ! RAJ
NEI,II<G OF STOCKHOLDERS oi tne
RICHMOND UNION PAS>tNOtk RAIL
WAY COMPANY 10 be held ~ .hs
Office of the company ON L" is'pN''
August 1st. 1859, AZ ~ O'clocll noon.
ANDKhN fIZZINI, JR., secretary
iu25-td
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NOT BAD, AT TIMEs.

Miss Mathilda Cottrelly. who plays
Petronella in Glover, appears 70 have
been the only member Of Colonel Nc-
Caull ; company who has been repre-
sented in cigarette pictures 50 far as the
actresses themselves know. Il saw no
reason to object" she exclaimed with
a laugh. They were kind enough not
10 abbreviate my skirts. The picture
saw showed me with De Wolf Hopper
and Digby Bell singing Read the an
swer in the stars.
"One great trouble. was vivaciou'
little Annie Myers comment, lis that
they don't pay you cent for the prlvl'
lege. and you can't tell what liberties
they will take. %
Its time the cigarette makers were
taught a lesson, remarked Miss Jose
phine Knapp, when they mix disrepu'
liable bodies with decent heads; but So
long as the pictures are proper no one
could complain"
Il suppose I'p not well enough
known, sighed Helen Bertram, the new
leading singer in Glover, " ITO make
them run after me for my photo, as THIS u
my first appearance IN the city. III the,
did give away my pictures | should lee
hurt-that is. unless they made me looi
very, very pretty. ~. Y. Herald.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-30

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