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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-06

XlRGINlA.-lN THE CnANCEKI
' COURT OrTHE CITY OF RICHMOND
THE Nan DAY or fEBKi AIRY, lsss
Ia the matter of Maria LOMn'a estate, -tr-
pIffl.
On motion OF Ann Giyins, a ifgatee Of Marta
Logan. deceased, a. distribute said estate
without fciuullug bonds, aui Do appearing ~
thc court that report of the accounts ul
Jsm.- tH-kIr. fAtcu.Or ul -Ild NunI Logan.
and of tfir drif- aud demands against -alI e.
tate have he. % filed boo tue clrfh uiiico Oi this
court ami that more than One year b IS elapsed
since the qua ltcAIluu 90 said james tA-Aiu az
executor aforesaid. the court doth adlualc,
order asd decree lhhI the creditors OF SAID
Mara Logan do show cause GOA the ON a.
April. le,p. az tine courtroom az This count, iu
fl- cify OF Ricimond. against fhc pfyment
and driiy. ~ of tue estate ui said Maria Logan
90 her ltlaIccs without reiuuuiua bonds, ami
that "a copy ui tnis order bee published once a
week for four successive weeks lu the DAILY
IIAiES. "a newspaper published ln the city Of
Richmond, ana posted ai Tie mont DOR a. tn
hustii ~ Court. of tue city OF Richmond, IN
the inst Monday in March aud the nrst Mon
Jay ln April, 1883.
a COpy-lt-tc.
Ten CHARLES W. GoDDIV. Clerk.
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RAIL HOAD'.
NHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
~ WAY COMPANY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT FEBRUARY 2lrp.
lN-l
LEAVE RICHMOND.


e5 A. NJ For Norfolk, Old Point and New
port News. daily.
llO5 A. NJ Through Mail for Cincinnati ana
Louisville Daily. Norfolk 10 elf
ton Forge. daily except sunday.
clifton Forge 20 Cincinnati. solid
tnin 10 Cincinnati Central I Mon
star on. Pullman Buffet sleeping
Car Charlottesville 20 inc nuati
81P. ". Through Mail Ton Norfolk. Old
Point aud Newport News daily
Pullman Buffet parl0r car except
sunday. 10 Old Point
100 4. ". GoriOuSyille Accommodation daily
except sunday.
$50 y. VI. Fast Lxpros- for Cincinnati and
Louisville daily. Connects in Con
fraf Union Passenger Sta ION. Gin
c.nuaii. for tho west aud North
Yves and in Union station, Lou
vile. for the Wcsf and Southwest.
Pullman Buffet sleeping Cars {.
Cincinnati and Louisville.
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
$50 A. NJ. From Gord0nsyiilo. daily except
sunday
1885 A. NJ. From Norfolk ana Ola Point. daile.
Pullman imGct Pdrior car except
sundays from Old Point.
8l5 +. VI. From Cincinnati ana Louisville.
dolly except sunday. west ot Iuf-
ton Forge. daily east OF clifton
Forge.
6N5 p. VI. From Norfolk and Oh Point daily.
go Z. NJ. From (il0lnudu ami Louisville,
daily
station. Broad street near seventeenth.
Ticket Office: Corner Tenth ami Main and
railway station "A " Full Eli.
Genera Passenger Agent.
!. T. oDTLl. General Manager
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WEsI VIRGINIA is most decidedly the
victim of Republican en5arra' de
r.eL<sse. as they say at san Cloo.' She has
a Republican Governor by the name Of
Con. who has been endeayoring TO quail
lily FOR Governor for 10 these many years
aud has finally done So She has also
sort OF nondescript Governor by
the name OF Carr, who has also
taken his oath of Office. She has
siill a Democratic Governor, who claims
that lac has The right TO occupy the Cub
ernsioIia, chair. aud besides al this az
ray she has a Democratic Governor who
refuses 20 yacaie his seat until the con-
test between his various rivals is settled
West Virginia politics have always been
suf ge.eris. but they are now more Of q
mixture than ever
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Train No 81 connects daily ~ keysgiii-
Durham. Hondc. sou aud Raleigh con
meets A. Greensboro t4r Durham.
Raleigh. salem. and Winston, ans an points on
EorfB tafolna - vision. af salisbury for Ash
lille. Hot Springs and ali points ln western
North Carolina, aud at Charlotte for e.. & q
4. L. L.
Train No 81 connects daily A. Greens
borO' for Salem. Winston. Raleigh. tOif1
DorO', and MOrohoad City. 40 Salisbury iol
Ashevllle. Hot Springs. and ali poinf5 ir
Western North Carolina. 80 Charlotte viii
Charlotte, Columbia ard Augusta railroad tof
Columbia. Augusta. Aiken, Charleston, oyac.
nah, Ihomas.ilie, Ga, jacksonville ana otlti
Florida points also with Carolina CeHiu'
railroad for Wilmington.
Trains from the south arrive "a NchrcOnc
1.1hQ. guI .|..4 u ff
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NIRGINfA.-IN THE CHANCERY
' COURT or THE CITY OF RlCHMON ID.
: IL =. L l.

' COURT or THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
THE 2TH DAY OF lEBRr AIRY. lss9..
s. Hamnefschiag. Charles Mattlage; l. Day
export. J. Davenport. Dr., g.. b. Davenport,
Hud Jurius =. VI rri-. go partners trading
a. Davenport 3 Morris Lewis. William s.,
Geote- H. and Walter j. Elmer, eo-part-
ncl- fullug under the nrm uAme of L.. FL
mtr a S Ius. - :. Frazier, trading as ".
fmkor a Co.. Adam n. Anthony ~. and
Charles III. Narthman, CO. partue trading
dcrhill, John hodd aud james A. Rodd Coz
Partners trading as hOId Bros. Co.,. has.
li0fiau, aui has Nohc. d.. cy-p4gtunfs
trading rs Robe Bros. August g. Bccnsteiu
ant VIM. T.. Ross cu-paftucts trading as
Bechstttu * Co.. aud Jas. 4 John g. Nil-
Ton ". ANA Wallace J.. higk, trading as j. s..
klIk a Go ........... ......... ..... fautts.
against
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The New York Word makes the point
that III somehow happens that tic in
coming oi he new administration is not
attended by the boom in business which
Republican ora,ory during the cam
psisL naturally inclined The credulous
TO expect. Bradsgreets reports 'on the
whole somewhat less encouraging con.
iilion Of general trade There Is
either something decidedly wrong about
his, Or Protection does no, protect as
probably as I, is claimed for it.
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BROOKLYN EXCITED Brooklyn Is in
high stale Of excitement over the ap-
pointment Of General Tracy, as he is
usually called there. 10 the Cabinet IL
does not seem 10 have occurred TO any OF
the Republicans of Kings county tsst
Judge Tracy would be better Attorney
General than Secretary of the
Navy Indeed their interest is
centered on what he can and viii
do with the navy-ysri and The patronage
thereunto apperIaining Thus are the
noble principles and high aims Of the
great party yindicated An administra-
ton that il congratulated on putting
great lawyer 10 the work OF peddling
places in the navy-yard seems 10 tll the
measure Of the ambition OF the Repub.
licans OF Brooklyn.-Aee York Times
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VIRGINIA IN VACATION IN
THE CLERKS OFFICE or THE CIR
February ~. l--''.
Thomas Bafb8m, trustee, who sues iDI the
benefit aud 40 the cos D 81 l.. Ball. Plaintiff
against
". NJ Clements ami f. c. 1un-tal........
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$50. Il. BRANCH. PRED. Il. aOOr1
THOMAS BRANCH & CO., BANk
l. khS : Nd COMMISSION MERCHANTS
BONDS, STOCKS. and SEC. RITZ E.
BOUGHT AND SOLD Ia this and ali tn
Northern markcts
No have private telegraph wire from our
Office 10 all tho Northern exchanges. and car
execute Oriers Tor ACTIVE STOCKS within
A few minutes OF their receipt nj our ONCE.
Wa get quotations every quar- or OF Al hour
which are open Tor the insp- elton Of oui
customers.
Earliest Information on the subject Of Raj
road and Corporation Securities and stat.
hOnds.
de u THOMAS BRANCH E co.
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CaDilaIPrize, $500. 900
puaB TICKETS AT TWENTY DOLLARS
EACH HALVES, $40 OF AhlLhS' -.
TENNIS. -. IWENIILIHS. q.

3,l3l PTl1Os amounting Iu-I--I-Ill 'U'FI""'
NaTp. Tickets drawing Capital Prizes are
not Quilted 10 Terminal Prizes.
For Cub Rates or any further information
desired. write legiby to the Undersigned
clearly stating your residence, with state
County. street. AMI number More fhpll
return mail delivery Will be assured hy M
enclosing AN Envelope bearing Your lul hH
dltss.
send POSTAL NOTES. Express Money ~
defs. or New York Exchange "a ordinary Ter
ter Currency by kApress lat our expense
VI. A. DAUPHfN.
New Orleans, Ia,
or VI. \. DAUPHlN,
Washington, ID. {.
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GARDEN sEEDlGARDEN SEED

We are just receiving our usual spring sup
SEED and invite al! in want W Garden seed
Of the BEST QUALITY to give us cali
The growth Of our business IN this line during
the last twelve years evidences the superior
quality OF our seeds. and We promise our pa
tIOns In the future. as In the past, TO exercise
the same care which has given our Seed their
deseryingiy hish reputation with the public.
Country orders promptly filled. All small
Seeds mailed free OF charge. Large Seeds )
esnts psr pound postage.
I. =. REEVE y Co,
Druggists and seedmen.
fe Eft "2 east Marshall street.
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Defendant
~ cnANCrRY
james Bale

II IUANfEhf,
The object OF this suit is io require the Dc
fenoant -pecially 10 perform TWO contracts
maze with the plaintiff. one bearing Hatc 81
the ) b day Of January. 1889. for purchase 0f a
tfnci OF land iyin. be- wccu ifenrics Turnpike
and Meadow Bulge no a. and north OF NIL
road. ia the county OF Hcurico, containing
eight and one hat acres. more ar Joss and the
other contract bearing dale Oh tho same day
for the purchase - a. act of land ls ing IN
Hcniic6 county. nesr white psk swamp. con
tanning ninety one acres. and also thirty acres.
th. lat uauCl tuiCf snid 60 l,lung 20 said dc
fenuant not GA the books Of the cOmmls -iOuef
Of revenue.
And Nh ain lavit having hcen made an ilcd
that the defendant above named is not , resi-
dent OF the STATE of Nlrgini the said deten
danf l. nltlneG 10 a. pear within fifteen Gays
after tn publication Of this order az the clerks
ufioc OF this court o do what Is necessary t.
protect his iltc est In this suit.
\ copy-Ieste:
W. :. LEAKT. Clerk.
poTE4pD 4 SANDS Do 10 lgIutw
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pIEDMONT AIRLINE.

J. T. oDrLr. General Mama
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Owens & Minor Drug Co.
OPPOSITE POSTOFFGCE.
NHAfAN OLD NAN, - YEARS % AGE
II AS + o = \ y
CONCERNING THE
Chase City Mineral water


PORTLAND, NOTTAwAY tOrNrY Va
August b. i5s0.
ST.. n Z. Rafdy. chase Cug. Ia.
air.-For many years ! suiieroi very much
from dyspepsia, with its complications, euch
a- ner,ou ness. neuralgia, indigestion, coustl
nation flyer affection. etc, until became si-
most a confirmed invalid. During the time b
was treated hos intelligent ply sici tns. ~hopre
-criled various remedies. I used bofh ifthid
and other mineral waters. also Dr. warner 3
Celcbrnfed Liver aud Kidney Cure, all TO but
iittle advantage.
civ Mineral Water" J sout fof AMI obtained
"a cas-. uf IL. - lasted me about three weeks.
during which innu improved So mus D. as To-
be-. ahie fo leave home which I hud not been
abe 10 dD ioi months previous. then went o.
Chase llfy and continued the Use OF lhe water
fresh from the wei. for tour weeks. which
gave mo mon. real benefit than all fhc other
remedies cOmhIu Il. Ny nerves were soon
uueted, could sleep well all night, my gloomy
fears SIM fOrehodings vanished. my mind hc
came bright and cheerful. ! could enjoy the
company OF mN friends which before avoid
fs Hy appetite Increased. ms digestion
greatly improved lso that / could ear almost
amy kind Of food with npuniiyl. tho consiipa
glOn WAS relieved. and the idhcy affection
greatly benefited all OF WHOM attribute l.
thu Use Ol your mineral water
must say, In conclusion. mat lcOnsloer the
discovery Of this water blessing ~ 4Ntct n
1ain0Hf0. Away with your drugs ana nos
ruume. Go 10 natures fountain ot health F.
Drink % ifs healing water Go d,tnhi ana De-
male whole" j. G.. POWELL.
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TN New York World calls him Ham
son ii. Perhaps four years from now II
VIII be heading IS telegrsphic columns
Grover H. Qa,,n Sajes
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psIslprNr utKsfsO> o> COTTON
MASITACTUREs

In that portion of bis inaugm e' act
dress in which De- dwols so ea'n%'l!f 90
the great benefit. which be he.ie'e~ "'f
conferred on the manufacture 90 th"
country by q high protective f'e'e''''e
tariff President Harrison sag' he
cotton plantation win not bc ~ Faioa-
bic when the pIoduc, is gym In the
country towns by operatives whose me-
cessliies wiz call for diversified cfop',
aud 50 crcaies home demand fer garden
aud agricultural products.
There is lust enough truth in this as
seriion 10 make il misleading OF course
the cotton plantation VIII not he any
less valuable under the circumstances
10 which President Harrison alludes.
but The great question is. would there
not Dee more factories an over the south,
aud would not the cotton plantation he
more valuable without protection ioi
cotton goods than otherwise
This is question to which We can see
nothing but an affirmative answer In a
fair. free fight for cotton supremacy the
South can undoubtedly whip the world,
for she has every Advantage on her side.
She enjoy. numbcrless excellent sites for
factories to BE- run either by steam or
water. She Is the home OF the cotton
plant and does not have TO pay heavy
freight for the Jaw material forts trans.
portaiion over thousands of miles OF
railway or water Her climate Is even
more suitable fOr the health anu com.
fort Of employees than Is that OF eiiherthe
North on Europe, aud she can therefore
undersell them both an that protection
has ever done for cotton Manufacture
has been 10 make old England and New
England alike successful competitors
with the south Old England, be-
cause on account OF the high
duties on machinery, &c. she
/. able 10 build factories cheaper Than
in this country. aud also because 10 con-
siderable extent by shutting out Ameri'
can products from foreign markets, she
is given her free access TO them; New
England. by enabling an artificial price
to be placed on The manufactured pro
duct. thereby allowing her 10 make a
profit out Of the industry This is the ef-
fecl which protection has had upon cot
ton manufactured outside the South,
while within her border. il has tended
only TO enable those who have already
erected factories to control manuiac-
tuie. thereby preventing smaller capital
ISIS from successful competition.
With the protective tariff on cotton
goods removed. therefore, The South could
easily become the queen OF the cotton
trade OF the world and what tfemen-
dous mine OF wealth that would prove TO
her il simply incalculable Then the
cotton plantation would be lar moro val
liable than at present. the indus
trial population would be i'm
measurably increased while the
demand Tor diversified crops and
the products Of the farm and garden
would be augmented thousandiold
Evidently President Harrison has either
not studied the cotton manufacturing pro.
bem In the South. OF he is So well aware
ofthe seriousi injury which the abolition Of
protective duties On cotton goods
would inhici upon the North and Eu-
rope, that he attempts to deceive him
self a. well as the public with his pro
lection plalitudes
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nrhI "a Two RnNn-

Tho object OF this suit is 90 recover against
tAedeienaapts IgD hundred and My dOlats
with 90 crest thereon no Tie rate ol SIX pen
e.. MUM per annum from the l2th lay OF
August. ts-U until pa #. II hci the baiu ca
OF par .htse money due by the defendants iui
a steam law mill AL d Ntufcs, which were soil
los ihOmts Nrham, trustee, under dead oil
rust from H. Is. Masters trustee Tor 4. a
Masters. Ais Nlir. aud the said \. \ Masters
Aud ainnaNit having been made and filed thai
". ". Clemens, enc of the defendants. rs NOT
q resident I this state, 10 j. ordered that ht
appear here within fifteen days after due puh
Do, atOn hereof and DO what IL necessary I,
protect his interest iu this suit.
\ Copy -IOstc:
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rbAiNs NoaIawakD.


Nos. IS. ard Il make poo stops ~ %
stops only on signal nt Chester s..
q Dps Ou sIfuli az tfuNfHlH. $50. .-.
only on sFua at Chester tDlIIl .I ..
Manchester. so. hj -tof5 aH Signs
regular stations ana ESQ 90 ieur
Port Waltfal. nos. k "A. 81. Dob ..
Vill stop Al al stations COR tas.rn-. ..
plFTFHtN can aVarfHTT
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NIRGINIA.-IN THE CHANCERY
y COURT OF THE CITY OF RIChsOSD
The Z8Ta DAY or FEBNI AEY isry.

NIRGINIA-IN THE CHANCERY
y COURT OF THE CITY OF RIChhOSD
The e3Ta DAY or FEBRUARY, lssg:
/. B. Taylor, Julius AMI David Edel partners
under tho sty 10 OF Ldel hrOthers. q Cat
lagher, J. IS. Brulca Il partners under
the style o. l.. e. Bruce Co, ana the Buck
eye BOitiing Company, d chartered com
pany, VINO sue on behalf ~ themselves, and
all other creditors OF Crawford Ihlly, 50
cured by the deed OF ". - Crawford and
William laliy 10 :. H. Courtney trustee.
executed and dated December 10, 49,.
Gee. t.t..t.-....... +.s....--t., lalntlusi
against
D. J. q Nell. J. l.. Morris. p. whitlOck. Julien
BlLtOrd, -- hernaIuAnn & - Hernamann,
partners under tho style II Hernamann
Brothers. Sunuyside Distllling Company. a
cha ficfed company, 4. r. Courtney aad
". Patterson, lawyers, partners under style
OF Courtney y Patterson, A. n. Courtney
trustee, MilIl1m SnelAngs aud William
lHiiy, late pa tners under the style or sue.
lings l-tlly, and W. q. ,raSiC q and VII.
liam LHlly. late partners under the style Ut
tnawfond L.ilY, lsiix heeeaR, and va
Ham LaliS tt..st- .-- sf-...t..-.. Dele ndaLt,.
IL cHANCEHY.
The object OF this suit Is u recover from tho
late nrm Of Sne.lings & IAlly, ABOUT one
thOusahd and nifty dollars, due 10 ana asst zned
10y the late 1rln or Crawford Lauy, ~ their
ere itors. and affidavit naNin1 been made
and fitd that iiernaManH Brothers suanysHio
Disabling Company, and William Lally are
non residents OF this State, IL IL ordered that
publication OF this order, and 10 what il
Necessary 10 protect their Interests IA This
suit.
A Copy-Teste:
CHARLES W. GoDDIN, Clerk.
ALEXANDER COKE, pa. fe.7-wlw
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IL Wannamacher any blood relation to
Sarah Winnemucca, the Indian maiden:
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THF PR0coNsuLs MusT COIN
Blaine has Tor some days been in close
consultation with the District Commis-
soneis. and the police have received or
ders 20 arrest and detain all Roman Pro
con-uls or other suspicious antique char
sellers found about the Arlington Hotel
the Capitol or White House The Pro
cOnsuis must gO.-San.
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IN TIE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
/ COUNTY OF HENRiC0 THE i5rH DAY
OT lEBRJAhY, lssn.
Henry Memoir ...-..... flhintln
against
Jane, p.ale.................... Defendant.
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tAMeLfA corRrHorsE rRAIa.
SOESEA RIVER gXE


Daily except sunday
The payOute Route t. ha'um0i
The steamers OF this liue are models %
beauty, elegance, aud comfort.
'leaYe Richmond
f32O and q. O nun.
Arrive baltimore Leave Baltimore
sSl am pm.
Arrive Rlchm0ndtNan ana 'l0.lUa.m.
Fare Richmond 10 Balumuit, riIst tlssd
g.; second class, si.5J.
The YOrk RIVER Line affords superior Ad
vantages 10 business Den I'm enabling them g.
leave Richmond near tire close of the day
Transactions. and arrive 20 baltimore earf
next morning, after having enjoyed delight
ful nights rest. free from tue duat auA noise ID
railway travel.
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATION.
Lave Richmond ls3d st. depoU, - i0a.m
Arrive Richmond. - - pm
'Daily. fDaly except sunday,
Depot and ticket office foot or Vlrgiuif
street up town Oilice, corner Tenth aud MAR
streets
PEYTDN RANDOLPH. JAS. l.. TAYLOF
Geue. Al Manager. Gen. frrs'r 4 gem
SOL. HAAS, JOS. IS. POTTS.
Traffic Manager. DIV. Passr 4 gent
aOl5 htchmOrd. vs..
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ITO LET. - HANDSOME APART
l. ment at 2Dl eouth Third street: all modern
Improvements Call only between and 10 A
NJ. and 5.3p and o.3V 7. ". ielj-2w
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Hon FlRE-ALARM RAKER.-The
Hon Fire-Alarm Foraker, mounted on q
pr0digious black wsr stecd. was The
purplc-i patch in The procession Monday
We give no credit TO the rumor that
Deacon Richard smith. OF Toledo, and
the Hon John sherman distributed
along Pennsylvania avenue desperadoes
armed with hre-crackers, for the purpose
of making the Governor nag reirogress,
follow side issues. and ia other ways
conduct himself ike The horse of d
grand marshal of an agricultural fair
The mightymOuihed BOanerges Of The
Buckeyes viii not be interierred with in
his triumphal ride The highly humor
Ous equestrian statues wherewith Wash
ington detes the crows should nod a
kindly welcome 10 Fire Alarm and Ais
black Bucephalus Nee lork Sun.
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tbt Uaiiy Gintfa.

- ls,tEp EVERY DAY IN THR Ykhk
~ mn TINf~ PtNLfl HlNt CON
$xNY. OFFICE S26 EAST MAIN STREET
klgHNpSD. VA.
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TnE soT, NOT NHGiNIA-W by should
Daniel weep because Riddlebsrger got,
drunk
IL was The sol who was disgraced, not
Virginia. -Ne9 Yak Sun.
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Rglish parcel-pOst s
Nee York Sun.

LONG AID GRATEFULLY REMEMBER.
rp.-But Nh Cleveland will be long and
gratefully remembered M the only PIesi-
dent i'm twenty years who kept in mind
The fact that The Union extends from the
Lakes 10 the Gulf lie recognized his
duty TO the whole people and buried the
sectional anim0sitie, which have made
the imaginary line Of Mason and Dixon
"A tragic reality The South has not been
concilated 10 has simply been ignored
i'm favor of policy which applies to all
parts of the country alike. The patriot
ism Of the Democratic party has not been
even generous; 10 has simply been just.
Noi forgctful of the past, il recognizes
ITS duty TO the future; and not unmind-
ful of the sacrifices of the fathers, 1t
seeks 10 establish ON iirmer basis the
welfare Of their children and their chill
drens children -Aec Iori Herdf
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The object Of this suit is o. set aside and 80
iSclate uull ami Void certain deed u trust
executed by L. T.. Taylor & Co. 10 james
h. krrli. trustee. dated February "a lssF. ami
10 subject the property conveyed rs the said
deed a. the p.ty Meut of the debts due % the
plaintiffs Aud affidavit having been made
and lied that James Arm-trOng a Co, g.. o..
krei h L. smith. he Enterprise Coffee Co.
South Baltimore Packing Co, Reneau Co.,
K. ~ Jones y Co. H. q. Nickery & Co, Da-
moud Match Co, IhOs. Z. Pugh j. Co. +. T.
George Co j. 4. >bater y Co.. CAN'T Jones
= Co, foote a Kneyals, hanembly Bros,
Fitch n Whiting The Union Coffee Co. kdr
scheimoF bro. CLurrh d Co, II. l. HoiL.it
Co. Colgate y Co., l.. Frankneld. John Dwight
4 Co.. John o. Martin q Co. = a. aud j e.
Mott, Geo. s Tart j Co. } Lloyd. thas +
Brewer. }. II. Labance n Co, A Erchen-
Drecher, Henry NeIhagei Tho Emery Candle
Co., Thomas W. Troy, Potter 4 NrIghfingion,
l.. Pick IT, Tho Mitchell Fish Co. DeBults
Baggett. l.. t.. C0e a CO.. -. B ScHly syrup
Co.. y. h. ta.rbank a Co., ". :. Boyd s. Co.,
Martin 4 server. Pnilade ipnia Vinegar Co.,
Price x Lucas Dan. iaimage sons. i. q. Tam
X Bro, ". * h. Walker, and Kendall Mauu-
lacfuring Co. are nOn-Ie,ldenis OF the state
OF Wig ma, it IS ordered that said non-te-l-
dent deft ndaHt- appear here Within hiteel
days after due publication " this order. and
90 what Is necessary 10 protect their interests
ia this suit
4 COpy--Iest0;
CnAS " GOODIN, CLERK
y. y DESATSsgHk. Jo8AsxoS, WILLIAMS
BOULWAAE, apd EDGAR ". CAKRINGrOS.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-06

A WEAK CABINET 1t is proper
enough To Judge "a man by the company
he keeps particularly when hc makes his
own selection President Harrison can
not make his administration any
stronger than his Cabinet, and his Cabi-
net is weak one His grandfather
managed 10 cram more brains into one
department. than DE has put into his
aggregation -Phdladelphm Record.