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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-24
THE ACADEMY LAST NIGHT.
Miss Lillian Lewis Makes Her First Al.
pcarancc in "L'Articlc H."

Lillian Lewis. who made such pro-
nOunced success here as Lena Dcspard in
"As In "a L0Oking-ela-e' last April. made
her second appearance i'm Richmond last
night. AT the Mozart Academy as Cora. in
"L'Articlc g."
Belots great play is loo we'll known o.
need AIRY synopsis or comment. Miss Lewis
Is an admirable Cora. and does not suffer
hl comparison with amy great artistic who
has essayed the east. Bernhard was the
original Cora. Mis-, Lewis has many char
acteristic- and tricks of manner in common
with her.
The Cora Of Lillian Lewis stands ont
clru-cut and fine against the ~Omhe back
Ground Of jealousy. hate and mad passion.
The quarrel scene between her and her
lover. IN the first act. was "a beautiful bit of
nature. Then came the shot which dis
figured the beautiful Creole. From this on
Miss Lewis plays Cora as creature of inn
pulse torn with conflicting emotions. tin
the fury Of her emotions and despair of her
unrcqulitcd love drive her mad. The trau-i-
tiun from sanity 90 insanity could Dee plainly
understood hy deaf and dumb man. so fine
is her expression. The far-on ah~iracied
eazc Of the eyes. the frightened glance over
the shoulder. the RESTLESS. nervous picking AT
the dress. the mluiacal laugh. the contra
ricty of her action and words. all are made
90 serve the one purpose tine stimulation of
madness. The fan down the stairs at the
end of the third act was thrilling.
Unlike other Coras Miss Lewis dies
quietly: the death scene is superb. She
stand, with head bent down. supported hy
George. When he lift. her head the SET.
dead f4cc. with staring eyes. swings slowly
round. and Cora falls like "a snowflake 10
the ground.
Lillian Lewis has earned the right % De-
la,ecd among the greatest young emotional
actresses I'm America.
Her support was excellent throughout.
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sunday momin. at n o'clock Rev JoSepi
| b. Tucker. the new pastor of El-f-End
/ Baptist hurrh. preached his first sermon.
The installation exercises took place n
the afternoon at O'Clock. Rev. pr. j. VI
Frost acted Us tine moderator. The eNcr
ci-e- wrr participated 10 D., ijr-. Landrm.
Dickinson. and Corey. and Rev. Me--rS
Pint Wallace and ~huoN. of the Lutheran
Church. and others. The singing wa- csc
ceilrni. The welcome t0 Rev. Mr.. Tucker
was very cordial
Rev. George Cooper. ID. d.. who has just
returned from Europe filled his pulpit ~un-
day morning Tine First Baptist presented
an exceedingly handsome appearance. h1t-
ug been entirely renovated during tine past
summer. The choir SANG ~plendidlN. and
thn congregation were delighted with their
new soprano Mrs Bum.anncr.
Rev. pr. Kerr. who ha. just returned
from lengthy -0I0uru n the Adir0ndack~.
Saratoga. &C.. preached sunday morning in
tine First Presbyterian Church.
There was held nr-ely-atendcd meet
ing in the interest of foreign missions SUM
day Highf iH tHe First PRESBYTERIAN Church.
ON the platform were nearly all tho pro~hY-
terrain ministers iu fhn cifN. Addresses
vera made D., Rev. Il. Bryan Gainnan. mis-
~iona1 90 Japan. and No~-r-. IS. Il. Glm-
mon and ID. Frank Price. who will onforthe
mission field in hIna. illo meeting was iu-
'-fin- and Instructive.
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IRlSH-AMERlCAN NATIONAL PRO-
TECTlONlSTS.
Edu0r ~ the TiDcs:
DEAR Sin

Who are They and What are They?
Edifor ~ the Tmcs:
DEAR SIR
"RichmONd. w.. september AT "a
meeting of the Irish American National Re
publican Club and Protective Tarin League
held This evening M their rooms. the follow
ing resolution WAS adopted. "Rcsoiycd.
That the members Of this club most heartily
indorse the Republican state ticket and
pledge themselves 10 do all in their power 10
secure lis triumphant election John T..
Noriscr. correspondent secretary"
The above appeared i'm the NofionM Re-
pajfic0n, and mo- one can Dee found who
knows anything of 10. Can't some ono in
form %, whore This loud-sOunding and high
titled club meets where are its rooms .
who are 10, members who are IFS officer. .
The National Progressive Union Ropuhi-
can Club Of this city. who was recently adj
dressed hN those native born \irginiln~.
General Yankee Allan and Colonel ". T..
Nidding-. might Dee able 10 tell who they
are. The Republican League of Richmond
number 300 white Republicans. hut this
Kind Of tariff iri-hmen arc unknown toI
them.
Can't any one tell boy authority how many
were present at this meeting. and their
names. and who were tine officers present
The Republican League Of this city corner
of Third and Broad. are well known: but
who are these irish American National Re
puhlican-. &c: EARNEST WORkEE.
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STILL ALARM OF FIRE
At the >eventh->treet Christian Church

At the seventh street Christian Church
Dense clouds of smoke were seen issuing
from the >e'enth-,trect Christian Church
Yesterday afternoon about j:3O O'Clock. and
the iirOad--treet cngine-h0use men were mo-
tined. hose carriage and the hook and
ladder truck hurried % the place. and. get
ting INTO the pastors study. the men
found the fireplace red hot. and up
The chimney could bc seen burning
pieces of work. \ stream soon eNfmmi.l-
ed the illmc-. and then an investigation
WAS made. II WIS discovered that large
blocks of wood i'm the flue bad been lighted
nN the mr. built in the CRATE in the morning
The wool had doubtless been thrown i'm ih.
mo some time ago from the roof probably
when the church was last repaired during
the summer. and Is soon a. "A fire was be-
gun beneath them they LIMITED. The huc
was found 90 be- very defective. and il will
he repaired 10 ward against future fires.
his Is the second or third time the sew
enth-strcei Christian church has been aiir..
No alarm wa, turned in
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THE TURF.
Results and Entries for the Races AT
Gra,escnd (Brookfyn Jockey Club.

The following are the results Of yestcr
DAYS races:
First race. fvc-cighihs Of milc-Lady
4 Margaret first. Glory second, Iiina third
Time :O2.
Second race. fvc-eichihs Of mile Pontiac
first. Grcnadcr second, LATTE third. Time
1:OlA.
Third race. one and thrce-sixtecnths Of a
mile Ilunircss first. Bclwood second, Bella
Il third. Time 2:02t.
Fourth race, one mile. speculation stakes
-IaNision first. Blue Wing second. SalNini
third. Time f:f23t.
Tfth race. one and onc-sixicenih Of a
mile. Clinton stakes -~cnOrita first. Aurania
second. Gypsy Queen third Time 81.
sixth race. thrcc-fourths Of milc-ken-
wood first, King William second. Civil
Service third. Time l:lG4.
seventh race. one and Onc-cighth Of "a
mile Calicnic hr-t Belle Dor second.
Joe Lee third. Time i:j7l,.
ENTRIES rOR Io-DAY's RACING AT GRAVE
SEND.
First race. thrce-quariers Of a mile Greg
DRY, IFS; NiddlcStOnc. llS: Fr0nicnac. l1S:
>inal0a. lij; lIcltcr->kelier. los; June Day.
III; Mamie H.. M.
Second race. one and onc-cichth Of a mile
Paragon. ili; King Crab, III; Bronzomarte.
l5: Conncmara. lOj: II. Luke. 1OJ: Frank
Ward. 100; Golden Reel, -; Larchmoni, -:
Philandcr. ~.
Third race. ihree-fourihs Of mile. willow
stakes l;upcrta. 10; Drudc~-. il5 Para
doN. llj; Rcclarc. lij; Amazon. los: Maria. !
flly. los; Addic 4. los. SinalOa. los: Mar |
TIM. Jos: Cleaning. los; Golden Horn. lO~ |
Fourth race. one and Onc-fourth mile. first |
special Icnny. ll2; Longstrcct. ~: Hin |
doocraft. III; Kingston, ~; Kaceland. ~; I
Los Angeles, llg.
Fifth race. one mile-IIypcron lO7; The
Forum. l0l; Philandcr. lO1; Vermont, lO7:
Bill Barnes. lOi; Ben Harrison. lO7 Brus-
sells. lol: Goudauc. 100: Duke Of High
lands. i0l; Pcreuadcr. lO7: Craftsman. To-:
stately. iOj; Gdllop. los; Etruria. los
Aihcnais. FLY. 100: Merdon. lOl: SQUIRE. JOB.
'lanola. '@; sam Morse. o.: Forest King.
loo: Drake. lO2; Col. Hunt. lO2.
sixth race. tiNe-cighths Of mile. sell
NJ Village Maid %; Little Barefoot. %:
arncgic. los. Jim b.. lO2: General Cor
Ion. TO-; Mute. to-; Young Duke TO-; Gri-
naldi. l02; Pearl Set, -; Jennie Mcfar-
and. ~.
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\ New Lodge of Good rcmpl,r,.

K. C. 'lrayl0r district lecturer institute.
Il fine lodge al Coal Field station ON nirb
mond and DanNille Railryad >aiinla,
night with twenty-five chatter memher.
win some of the best people Of that section
.ol Chesterfield. The following officers wer,
elected and installed: Chief tenplar. ". T.
Field; vice templaf Miss Minnie Nlorri.-ett
SECRETARY. \. J.. felch; financial secretary.
IL. J.. jackson; treasurer Mrs.. \. Il. Law.
ton; chaplain. !. II. Clarke: marshal. !
II. smith: guani. Miss Mollie Norri--ett
sentinel. Prank Harper; past chief femplar.
H. IA. Yeast; assistant secretary. Mis-,
Emma Lawton; deputy marshal, Miss
Mary Vincent.
\. ID. LhMton was recommended for an
polntinenl a. lodge deputy, and Midlothian
was adopted as is name. IL meets every
Friday night '
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-24

Work on the Richmond and >0uih.ide
Hallway, % run from seventh and Broad
streets % park three miles beyond Nam
chester, Is being pushed actively ON both
slides OF the river. In Manchester >cmmes
street is being eat through. and seventy
five hands will Dee put 10 work
as soon as possible ON the Rich
nond side Mr.. \. lanestah Johnston.
the engineer. and his corps OF assistants.
are surveying. The motive power will he
electricity 10y a new system. The fare will
bc i've cents straight, and the company. I'M
der a $1,000 forfeit already put up. is IT.
quircd 20 finish the line i'm six months from
the lime the franchise was granted. Mr. ".
G. seldom. Of Baltimore, is president of the
line
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Alhen smith (coloredl. charged with f.
loniois assault ON James Lawson. wa,
found guilty and sent 10 Jail for thirty da,-
and fined So
caledonia Almond, (colorcdD feloniou.
assault on Edward Price. Sent % iail for
three months and fined -.
Edward Eddlcion (colorc,lj resisting the
police; thirty day, IN jail and - line.
Robert Brown tcolored). charged with
leionioil, assault ON James Lawson. sent t.
jan Tor twenty -tour hours and fined s..
In several eases brought up for ,iolatinn
u the revenue laws in selling liuuor with
out Licenses. the parties were allowed Ia
procure and exhibit them in court. and their
cases We're dismissed on payment Of costs.
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Funeral of Colonel Thoma. F,.ns

sunday evening AT O'Clock the funeral Of
the tate Colonel Thomas J. Evans took place
rom me 1race-strect Baptist Church. The
church was crowded. many being unable 10
set IN. The Bar Association and the Rich
,nond Light Infantry Blues were present
me RELIGIOUS exercises We're conducted hv
1T =" L. Hatcher. pastor Of the church
""' '','heu glowing eulOgy of the de-
ceased. Dr. William T.. Judkins of Cont,
nary Methodist Church, and Professor liar.
rs OF Richmond College. made "A few ~.
marks. Rev. f'r. Thomas read "A selectiou
from scripture. A long procession followed
The remains TO Hollywood.
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4 Grand Chief Conductors.

Grand-t hicf-C CONDUCTOR {. :. Wheaton. OF
the Order of Railway Conductors Of th,
United states and Canada. arrived here Fri
day aud stopped al ford'- Hotel Mr. Whoa.
ton has been making "a tour Of the Eastern
and Northern states. lie resides in Cedar
Rapids. Ia While here he called a meeting
Of The order Of the district in which Rich
mond stands. and he gave the men valuable
information IN regard to the organization
Yesterday evening lac len for Washington.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-24

THE R0cKnRIpoE COMPANY viii Doe 0r
-anized on the no OF September. 1852 ui
NIfuul Bridge. ARRANGEMENTS have been
made with iie 4. and -. Railroad hrtickct-
90 he sold september 2I and 2iih good f0l
nfc days. Price iDr round trip $3.50. This is
good opportunity fDr subscribers to thD
stock and i0r those seeking profitable I'M
vest visit Glasgow 1dl2t.
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POLICE COURT.
Big List of Prisoners Charged with
Minor OnenseS.

There We're fiiiy-iour prisoners hoior. thr
Police Court Yesterday. bat every ca-e WAS
of a iriiling nature Fines t0 thc amount 0i
5000 were collected.
Cary scott (coloudl. charged with bein.
drunk and fighting on the street WAS fined
- and co-i-. cary Wa. also di~onlerA n
the ~tation-hou-e. and used indecent LAM
guagc t0 the officer in charge. For this she
Waa also fined - and COSTS.
John VI. Brown. Mike sullivan and Viii
liam Bailey We're each fined 500 far being
di,orderly in the street.
Virginia johnson tcoloredj di~Orlerf in
the street. was fined $50 and costs.
Mildred Dennis lcol0rcdJ. cuI-ine and
abusing Ella Booker in tine street. had 90
pay - and costs.
Mildred Denni, (colorcdl WAS charged
with cur-ine and abusing Ella Booker boz
The street. WIS lined - and cost.
Lemons Wood and Mary llOuchen llOh
coloredD, indecent conduct in thc street.
were fined each - and cost.
Mar-celus Gwathmcy and Ru-krl PAGE
lboth coloredJ. We're fined each $3.50 and
rost for being disoderly ou the public
street.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-24

Properly TrunsIrT-.
The following. deeds of bargain and sal,
were recorded Yesterday

The lollowin. deeds of bargain and sal,
were recorded Yesterday
N TIE CITY CHANtEl;N COURT.
\. l.. Dickinson and wife t0 William L..
Hood. 30 feet on Fulton. southwest corner
Lewis. Sllo John n. Duneon. special
commissioner. to Bridget Naueht0n. Il feet
on east side Finh. between Byrd street and
me canal. Improvements. >i.lOO William
Glasgow and wife tO John Hart. 30 feet on
north side Federal. between First and -.
cond, impro, cmcni,. s62j Melcina stone
ham 10 Alexander >p0tt,Wood. lot on Blu
chanan' between Lownes and Baldwin. $'C.
II nENRicO COUNTY COURT.
y. /. Beal and g.. \. Wallace ard their
wives 10 Il. W. Andrews. ~ feet ,1uthSide
" iiiiain>hir- turnpike. about one mile
irum Richmond. 500 same to g.. g.. For
fe,t. 30 feet south side williamsburg turn
pike, adjoining above. $3.50: same 90 jane
l.. Brown. 30 feet adjoining above. $50.
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Allemnlca Mnraer NM .nlel.l,

CARSON. low ~cpipmhor23 Afsu'ruch
la~t evening a- james TYLER was na~~lu.
fhe house OBJ j.. j. Bradshaw Doe shot 100
DIS Bradshaw. The shot did nO damage.
and Bradshaw immediately placed % rD-
tolter Dob hi- own inn.h.ad and hrrd kliin-
himself instantly. &c. accused ffior 0f uu.
due intimacy with lIr wife.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-24

The Union Pacific Railway. The
Overland Route. - has equipped its
trains with dining cars of the latest
patent, and on and after August 18th
the patrons of its fast trains between
Council Bluffs and Denver aud between
Council Bluffs and Portland, Ore. will
be provided with delicious meals. the
best the market affords. perfectly
served at zoe. each. Pullman 3 Palace
Car Company will have charge Of the
service on these cars.-adv.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-24

luUApfirnfh P,.. september 23. lho
steamship Equator. from Richmond. 10.
reports fbHi 900 september 2lfh -hr sighted
thc Little Gull bank buoy about mime miles
-0uiu-~nufhNr-i from Dos proper position.
lf Nit- about Due mile nn Shore. abreast oi
A-u- u---- ------L- M ------u.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-24

The McGill Union will give liiorar, and
musical. entertainment tonight in the
Cathedral hall. \ very attractive pru.
gramme has been arranged. some Of our
most distinguished amateurs. including
Captain Frank Cunningham. will take mar,
4 good time is promised an who attend
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JACKSON WARD.
~ precinct. three delegates
, samuel Britain. II. llaake.
THE CITY RAILWAYS.
Mr. ri1riniwiII satisfactorily Expi.

Readers Of the TINrs will remember that
n FEW DAYS ago Mayor EllysOn addressed "a
letter 10 Mr. Andrew pizzmi, president of
the Union and City Railway companies,
asking him 90 state VIII, IL was that the
service Of these companies was 80 bad.
Yesterday Mayor EllN>On received the
following
NFw NOKK. September 23, lS>9.
"H0A. j. I0yi0r LWVSOA, Mayor ~
KichmoNd.
ION my return Tuesday or "Wednesday
YOUR letter viii be- satisfactorily answered.
"PiIZtNI."
The long-suilering public hope it will.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-24

ENNIS.-Iied. go her residence. 1910 Chris
tam street, september -. lssD. at r. ".
Mrs. ~AllIf q. ENNIS
DE remains VIII Dee sent tO Boiling Green.
Caroline county. Va. TIL, MORNING nt III
o'clock
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The crsu Opera COMPANY.

Inc "rau Opera Company arrived in the
citl lc>icnlas, and are busy rchearsine for
me production II she Hrigand- an Wcdnes.
dal night. IN effort will be- made Ia IRE.
scnl tlis opera III exceptionally line style.
sale ol seats opens this morning.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-24

'""'''"' van carrier IN Trouble.
NfSie staples. siXtccn-year-Old white
boy, the mail carrier ia King George county.
was before the United states Commissioner
to-day charged with robbing the mails. The
accused waived examination, and the Com
missioner certified the case 10 The October
Term VI the United states Court.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-24

Coroner William H. ln}l0r Na, caiisD
sunday fn $50. $40 south iichidcu Street o.
view ihs hod, of Mrs. Martha Ann ,lirs
who died suddenly sunday morning about
ID O'Clock. ihe coroner decided fhai death
Was caused from heart disease. 80 inquest
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-24

SMOKE Kinney Bros. Maid of Vir-
glnia adv.
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The 'onmiliee on Grounds and Buildings
met in the Office of the cit, Engineer last
might and transacted it, usual routine blIsl.
ne-~. Nothing of unusual Importance en-
gagged the attention OF the committee.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-24

one ciNil ease was sci for trial in tb..
County Court Yesterday, bat counsel not De-.
NJ ready At was continued until The next
term WV ''''''
The County Court then adjourned for the
term.
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ADVICE 10 Uotnet.

Mrs. Winslow's soothing -vrup si.o,,.,. .
ways be used when children aro ea,',' '.
!, ~ Iell.yes the little sufferer af ,
The child from pain. AMI fnr Uf.fl .I..
awakes a- Upright "a button. Do
pleasant io taste. 10 soothfs fhrrh.If
ems nc gums allays at pain. relieve.
regulates the bowels. and Ia fnr nr.f ...t
remedy for diarfnna, whether lr.a|r. ID.
teethlng or other causes. IWonfy. f.' ....
y bottle. a, fI T.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-24

CHEW stallion Tobacco. hes, fan,
cent plug on the market. save ,bo ~
tags and get a handsome and m.os' wv
present. adv. 'Ni
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THE Dunlop" Patent Flour has no
superiors. Phone 275 Try it.-ady
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4 Letter from Rev. ). -. Hawthorne, Of
Atlanta. ga.

II gives me real pleasure 10 say wOr
for medicine which believe is destine,
TO be great blessing 10 the Athlete,
everywhere Il is not the cunning de
vice of qU0ck but the discovery of
scientist. Ii Is the result of many year
OF research aud experiment by an emf
nent specialist Thousands Of M,
Southern friends know what a sufferer
from Catarrh | have been.
SIX months ago. by the device Of my
/ physician. gave mp tho pastorate.
/ haye used two bottles of King Royal
Germeluer. and while / cannot say
that ann completely cured. do affirm
that it has so tar rciiced me. expe-
rieuce no pain nor discomfort
1 feel it 70 be my duty to say also that
the effects OF this remedy upon my
wife have been even more signal aud
wonderful. She has been almosta life
long invalid FROM nervous headache.
neuralgia and rheumatism. InapefiOd
of thirty years She has scare. Is had "A
days exemption from pain. Snc has
been using "Germetuer' about two
months. a more complete transiOrma-
ton / have never witnessed. Every
symptom of disease has disappeared.
She appears to be twenty years younger,
and is happy and playful as healthy
child. We have persuaded many of
our afflicted friends to take the medi-
cine and the testimony of all of them
is that II is a great remedy.
j. b. HAWTHORNE.
atlanta. Ga.. July 18th. 1889
DR.. Kings Royal Germetuer is now
put up M concentrated form for con
venience in shipping in eight ounce bot
ties. One bottle added 10 seven and
half pinis of water will make a gallon
of Royal Germetuer. 4 glassful
"A dose. a feasp0OnfW in a wine glass
ful of water is dose Of the c0ncen
trated.
Price, - 30 per bottle.
OWENS * MINOR DRUG COMPANY.
Oppo. Postofiice. Richmond. Va.
adv
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His next move was 10 l4l1 Cary street
lie had purchased here a diney old tumble
down structure. owned at the time %,
samuel founcaugh. This was about mine
years ago. and \tr. >tagg at once com
menccd % build two-st0ry factory ON The
site upon which the old house that he had
bought and torn down had stood.
The building is lO> bN ninety feet. and il
cNcellentlA constructed for the purpose of
carrying ON box making and the manufac-
ture of sash, blinds and doors. The boxes
made are mainly used for the purpose of
packing meat. and are sold here and ail
over the state in large quantities.
Mr.. >iasg employs now about thirty
hands and his expenses per annum Orlab0r
and material foot up (SlG,Oo0) sixteen thou
sand dollars.
lie estimates the value Of his plant today
az lSlD.oeO} fors thousand dollars. and in
>iead Of being the Young man of fifteen
years ago. without a dollar in his pocket. j.
worth today every cent OF sixty thousand
dollars lS6O,OoO.) This shows what can be-
done here If the attempt be made and pno-
perry executed. " | think Richmond i, ON a
quiet bo0m,' said Mr.. >tagg. What
nave done others can do if they want fn.
mad no money when came here. and mo-
.lne ever gave me "a cent. didn't beg. but
worked and there i plenty Of room her,
HOW Tor Norking-not talking people"
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Observation-Disclosures. -cp-
TENDER 23. l~-g. 90 fhe residence of Rev. j.
:. M0ser. Claude J.. GAIliKlGltr %
NOcardS
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CHARLES 80 DNuufN. OIe..
q. 'AEhiNgtOs, p.l. e.-IHI.
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VIRGINIA ARSENIC. BROMS I'M
LirHA WATER.-Compare analy sis and
you Will see that our water is nearly
three times the strength OF any other
arsenic water. and contains no Orgdnic
matter. For sale by all druggists. and
by l.. Z. Routt. sole agent, Second and
Main streets. Send fcrcrcular.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-24

HE Dunlop" Patent Flour is again
on the market and better than ever be-
fore. Phone 27j-adv
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SMOKE Kinney Bros. cigarettes. made
from the brig test and highest priced
leaf grown --ndv