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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-09
PERSPlRlNG PLACE HUNTERS.
War IA Weather Does Not Nither the
Hopes of White House Callers.

Hopes oil Nhlte House ialitf7t
From Washir qton Star Of Yesterday.
The White House nay be, in q politi-
cal sense, chilly place for aspirants
who are in search of soft snap and "A
salary, but the seekers who we're up
there to-day perspired just as freely as
anybody else The crowd was much
larger than 10 had been for some days
past. and it kept Doorkecper Lgilier
busy from 10 o'clock until the Presi-
dent went down 10 the East room al
o'clock TO shake the multitudinOus pub
lie hand Senators and representatives
were comparatively scarce, but there was
no lack of the rank and file They were
less enthusiastic than they were five On
six weeks ago, but they were just as GER
tain as ever that their services to the Re
publican party demanded recognition.
WHAT NEBRASKA MEN WANT.
Nebraska was among the early ar
rivals, represented by Senators Mander-
son and Paddock, and Congressman
Connell OF Omaha. The trio had
duty to perform. They asked the Presi-
dent TO give careful consideration To the
claims OF Judge Lewis A. Groff, Of
Omaha, whose rams they presented as a
candidate for The vacant place on the In
ter-State Commerce Commission AnOth-
er name they brought forward was that of
Judge o p Mason, and the position they
want him 10 grace is known as commits
sioner Of railroads and il now held by
General Joseph l.. Johnston They also
Irving J. Manatt, of Lincoln,
Neb, who wants 10 be United States
10 Greece. Attention was di
rected to the fact that Mr.. Manatt's APP
poniment is asked for by thirty OF the
largest educational institutions in the
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-09
A Proposed Improvem INT on Fourteenth
street

Yesterday afternoon Messrs. Joynes,
Higgins and Caper-, of the street Com
mittee. together with Colonel Cutshaw
CITY Engineer, met Mr. s. y Quarles.
agent, and a couple Of Baltimore gentle
men. owners of the building on the
southwest corner of Main and Four.
teenih street. 10 consult about the widen
ing of the pavement on Fourteenth street
i'm front of the buildinr The above gen
ilemen viewed the scene. There are
some granite steps and a cellar way
which the committee desire removed To
remove the granite steps will prevent
any one ascendingthe staircase from The
street TO the upper stories Of the build
ing and 10 remove the cellar steps which
run along the side of the building will
shut up the basement The pavement at
this point now is oaly two feet wide,
having been narrowed when the -Four
leenth street railway track was laid. The
committee will discuss the matter 90 their
m seting on the 18th
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-09
ACCIDENT on THE ALLEGHANy.
Engineer Hall Slightly Injured None of
the Passengers hurt.

As No passenger train on the Rich
mond and Allegheny railroad, which
leaves the city a. 9.lj o'clock A. NJ was
nearing Pendleton station, about fifty
miles from the city, day before yester-
day. the engine was thrown from the
track. The train was changing from the
main track TO a side track at the time.
The baggage, the frst-class, and one
of the second-ciass cars were disabled
Engineer Hall was slightly injured on
'he back by being thrown against the
side of the engine. The train was
crowded with passengers, and all Of
them ESCAPED injury The train was de-
lavcd three hours In the meantime
passenger train No. came along, and
when the track was cleared carried 1he
passengers through.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-09
The Democratic Ticket in varlna.

The Democrats of Narina district.
Henrico county, have nominated the
following district officers To be voted for
on the fourth Thursday of this month
Supervisor, G. W Lyon; Justices OF
the Peace, Thomas J. Earbrough, Ii. J..
Kemp. and Jacob :. Alter; Oyerseer OF
the Poor, Thomas ;. Rogers; Constable,
Lee Warmer
The Republicans of the same district
have nominated Supervisor, James
Hughes; Justices Of the Peace, j. NJ.
Humphreys, NJ. b. Herman, Lewis Har-
ris: Oyerseer of the Poor, Morgan y.
James; Constable, Joseph T. Pearman.
The Democrats of Tuckahoe have
nominated the following: Supervisor,
Caskie Smith Justice of the Peace,
GatewOod Talley. Oyerseer of the Poor
James Patterson, Constable, Charles +
Anderson.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-09
TIE TAPE LINE Is THE BAIT.

Docs Il catch the fshy We think moi.
We don't believe that little narrow
stripe Of canvass and a few cabalistic
measurements possess sufficient charms
10 eniice thinking men from the paths
OF reason-nor are "Sui,s 10 Order at
prices that would slarlle FIJI Islander
for his Wardrobe of fix leaves, sufficiently
potent arguments.
We KNOW the gentlemen Of Rich
mond are THINKERS. They purchase
carefully and undcrsiandingly. We are
satisfied they prefer TO buy GOOD
READY MADE clothing that's called by
its correct name than to dabble and eN-
pertinent with cheap grades sailing un-
der made-to.order colors.
We are displaying a line Of $3.50
READY-MADE Pants and $40 READY
MADE Suits that we put in open compe
ii'ion with any - trousers or SO and
ais suits that ARE made or CAN BE
made
We're not TALKING this way and at
the same time fervently praying tha,
you'll not make the comparison. ON the
conirary-we want You 90 compare them
thoroughly and imparlially.
What are The points 10 scck after,
First. the quality q the fabric that
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-09

The following were the arrivals yes
terdav at the different hotels
FoRDs &C. c. Groom and wife Nif-
ginia; 4. j. Parker, New York; T. Ne.
Carly. Virginia, Vim. f. Han, New
YORK city; j +. Mancha, Claremont, Va,
VIM. II. Ward, New York Jade Gray-
ter and wife. Charleston, ". Va = vs.
Richardson. C. T.. Warheld, Baltimore.
L. NJ. Hin. New York James Benton
and wife, Peabody Va Mrs.
NJ. J. Baldwin. Miss Silas
Kunm, Miss Elem Kunm, New York.
y. " Gregory, North Carolina; >. II.
Holland, c. E. Holland, Danyllei j. ii.
Alexander. stanton, Va; Mrs Charles
: Nenabe, University of Virginia. A G.
White and wife, New York. A. il. Rosy
and wife. Lexington. Ky; ID. j Gregory.
Louisville. Carter NJ BraAt0n Newport
News Thomas CaleingtOn, Baltimore. \.
C. Thompson, Baltimore, ) Caunt Bos-
ton.
AMERICAN-kennan Jones, Bali.
more, Md; j. W. Cablason, Caroline
county, Va; W ;. Perry. Washington.
n. c.; William Jacobs, Richmond, Va:
b. Il. Phelps, Amelia county, Va. j. L..
Mood, Richmond. Va. {. II. Lyon, Sag
NAV, Mich, William Mack. New YORK;
". j Lutz, Lancaster Pa; F.W. Johnson,
Cleveland, o.; W. II. Ramsey, New y ork;
". T. 'Iimley Hanover Courthouse, Va;
A. j. Powers. Lancaster, Pa; H. Lewis
oxford, North Carolina, H. VI. Joyce.
Danbury. y. c; Henry II Lee, san
dusky, o., ". W Prior. j. C. Connor.
Virginia, Charles }. Thepard, Philadel.
phia, Pa, ;. W. Lee, sheriff, Leroy NJ
Lee, Greenyille. Va; d. T. MacCarthy,
Brooklyn, n. y; c. T. Lester, Indian
apolis; J. r. Johnson, J 4. Blanion,
Amelia county, Va.
MURPHY sc Charles A. Sinclair. Phila-
delphia, Pa; r. l.. Billings, Winchester
Va; John W Morgan, Portsmouth, Va;
T. H. Cunningham, Baltimore, Md: l.
". Spier. New York j. r. Blanion.
FarmSnle, Va; ). f. Ridgely, Baltimore.
Md. D. o. Shaughnessy, South Carolina
L. 4. HOLSTER, New York I. n Halter,
Scottle, Wyoming Ter; John Meridian,
Lexington, Va, Charles +. Heir, New
York Walter Sharp, Norfolk, Va. John
X. Dolan, Portsmouth, Va; David Clegg
New York.
EXCHANGE AND BALLARD. d :
Cook, Glen Wilton; O. II Jewell. Chi I
cago; W. Dodman, New York; Rey I
Father Osborne, George Jefferson. Bos- /
ton; l. Bayne Baltimore; Mrs David. /
Oliver Marcy, Oliver NJ. Davis, Evans. /
ION H., +. T. Watson, Virginia; \. NJ. /
Iledisn, c. W Ryan. Baltimore, Wood /
Bouldin, Jf., Halifax Court-house " E.
Turner Philadelphia; Frank Chichester,
Springs, Frank ID. Rogers, New
ork; \. W Nenir and wife, Bordstown,
~. Miss Mary Carlisle, Lebanon, Ky:
!. ii. Nciiae, Cumberland county; H. NJ.
'ienken, A. Straus. New York; II. Is.
Ipplewai,e, Boston; {. Newboid, phila-
elphia.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-09
lie Hn. Been Worried.
RIcHMoND, y. May :, 1851


10 the BiilvrW The Times:
The Police Justice, several days ago,
decided that the blowing of horns and
other noises by people of the Salvation
Army In The public streets is a disorder
which must De stopped. People gener-
ally think his opinion Is correct
For many years. however, at all hours
between midnight and day-break, de-
parting and arriving railroad trains have
been blowing their whistles and letting
oil steam in the heart of Richmond and
Manchester. without let OF hindrance,
and those in charge seem 10 think that
other people have no rights which rail
road officials are bound 10 respect. II
Salvation Army people may not make
undue and continuous noises In the day
is there any more reason why railroad
people should be allowed 10 make might
hidcOus' from year % year
This writer has for many years passed
numberlcss sleepless nights, waiting IN
vain for these unseemly noises 20 cease.
For the sake of the sick ropes are often
stretched across our streets. " no can
say what harm is done To those needing
rest IN llt-I "NNtffafff Y ''"uh'
Hundreds of trains 60 in aud out of
New York and other large cities every
day 40 sound marks either their az
rival or departure, which can only be us
certaincd by the motion of the trains,
and 10 is impomibie t0-s'e 0tg 70 Is nfca-
sayu TINT rulroad ,cti,fies d0uid be- scrfecb-
ing M mutt n Ricim0nd and nolrhere
el,e u Amcric1.
As long sufferer ] wish the Police
Justice would ascertain, for the benefit
of the public, it such necessity and right
10 blow does exist
After the State debt and other such
important questions are duly settled,
such matters as this and many other
municipal needs may possibly receive the
attention of the chief executive Of the
city. whose laws il is made his duty TO
enforce. INQCIKEK.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-09
NORFOLK.
Daring Escape from Jail-Another fiec
tric Light Company. &c &C.
tha nfNFsf

ltori dependence of the TINES
NopForK. Va, May ga daring es-
cane from Jail was made here tins morn
ing by young white man named
David T.. Barnes, who was being held ior
t,ial by the Corporation Court. Barnes
Gu, one of the iron bars in his cell door
sometime during the night, using
case knife with The blnde
IN nicked that II resemblcd saw.
This crude instrument answered every
rnrno.e at n ME. After getting out OF
his cell Barnes took the iron bar. which
be had cut. aud broke the lock on The
cell of fellow prisoner named Frank
small. " no is also in jail for forgery, ana
let him out. The two then dug
a hole in the brick wall of the
bnildng. and made their exit in
fbe station-house Yesterday about day
ligbf. Barnes scaled the fence Of the
ygrd in safety and Small was in the act
of doug so, when Policeman hamburger
discovered him and made him get of the
wall Al the point of his pistol Barnes
has not been seen since he made his es-
cape. although several searching parties
are ont hunting for him.
Senator Mat Ransom, of North Caro-.
lima. II Ia she city co route to his home IN
North Carolina.
The Edison Electric LIGHT and Power
Company has been establishe in Nor
folk with capital Of slOOOOO. This
makes the third electric light company
now i'm Norfolk, two already having es-
tablishod plants which they are success
fully working
4 barrel factory, with a capacity FOR
turning out a million barrels year, has
Just been completed in Norfolk, and will
bee in operation in a week or ten days.
President F. j. Kimball, of the Norfolk
and Western railroad, accompanied by
Mrs Kimball, and Mr. and Mrs. Everett
GRAY. of London, an / General Manager
j. Ii. Sands, are in the city to-day.
4 white boy, about twelve years old,
named James Smith, fell overheard from
his fathers slo0p I'm James river yester-
dav afternoon and was drowned. His
body was recovered and brought 10 Nor
folk for inierment
An Englishman, named Elbow Ro-
herts. who is employed 10 work on the
city sewers, made an unsuccessful at
tempt 20 take his life last night by taking
"A Ose of laudnum.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-09

\ couple Of months ago Dr. Augustus
Hopkins, al old resident Of Henrico
county was slightly paralyzed. lie soon
recovered and was apparently in good
health. Tuesday evening, while engaged
in game of chess with The telegraph
operator AT Glen Allen, he received au-
other stroke and died very suddenly, be-
fore any ph, stefan could reach him. His
death Was not unexpected 10 either the
elderly gentleman or his family.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-09

Tomorrow. MAY 10, is Memorial Day
at lakewood Cemetery Here lies buried
eighteen thousand Confederate soldiers
who died i'm The battles around Richmond
or in the hospitals of this city These
soldiers came from every one of the
Southern States The granite monument
will be decorated with flowers, as will
every one of the eighteen thousand
graves The ladies of the lakewood
Memorial Association invite all the citi-
zcns To be present aud assist ia the dec
Grafton Those who have flowers should
not fail to bring them. Mayor Ellyson
will read poem written at the request
of Messrs. Edel Bros, and this firm will
pay particular attention TO the decora-
ton of the graves of the Texas dead
The electric cars carry passengers within
a reasonable distance of the cemetery
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-09
AntN Magistrate Arrested.

Last night. about n O'Clock, Edward
Brown. a negro man. was disofdeily AZ
the revival services conducted az the
Ebeneler Colorcd Church Policeman
Harris attempted TO arrest him, and he
resisted the officer The policeman sue
ceeded in taking him 10 the Third
police-siation, where charge was
entered against him for resisting "a
policeman while discharging his duties
as such officer
Brown gave his name ~ an eA-
magistrate and an eX librarian Of the
supreme Court lie was bailed TO APP
pear before The Police Court this morn
inc
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-09
PropertyTransfers.

The following deeds of bargain and
sale were recorded yesterday in the
Chancery Court
Bichard :. Vest trustee, to David Nit
teldorfer. east side Third, between Clay
and Leigh. "a st-l2Xl3O improved, So
500; H. Seldom Taylor trustee, and Others
to Younger Loving trustee, north side
Leigh. between First and Second,
% 7-l2xl36, improved, $1,000 " +.
Grant Ia Shanks X Barrett, southeast
corner Ross and Governor, 1898, 81 ,52O,
Margaret f. Warwick TO w. +. Pleas
ants. ii. l.. Cabeil and Lewis Nj. Griffin,
north side Cary near Linden, 4OxlOO,
50 400
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-09
FIRE ALARM.
Much Excitement and Much Smoke. bat
Little Fire.

little Fire.
Yesterday evening about 54j o'clock
smoke was seen coming out of a window
i'm the cottage in rear of and part of the
Ballard House. An alarm was sounded
from box 81, corner of Main and Four
teenth streets. bringing out engine com
panies Nos ., 3, 4 and ., truck company
No. .. hose company No. | and several
thousand people. Reaching the alley
where the smoke was seen, it was found
TO have ceased coming from the window
but the room was still full of it. No in
formation could begotten as to its origin
The hremen spent nearly three. quarters
of an hour hunting all through the build
ing. in the dark cellar and in the rooms
of the Clifton House, TO which the Bal
lard House adioins on the left All they
found was some newly burnt paper in q
CRATE in room occupied by chamber
maid. This was the room in which was
found the smoke No one COULD be
found who could say who burnt the
y tpcr.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-09
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
A Locomotive Sma.hss into Street car
and Kills rive People.

and Kills Five People.
KALAMAZOO. MlcH. MAY Six wo-
men were killed and five injured ia 70
collision which occurred between "a
street car and a switch engine of the
Michigan Central tracks, iu this
city. this evening. The en-
CINE was on iis way 20 aid
"a freight train at Osiend, the first station
west of here, and had orders to make
extra speed At the same time street
car on the West Main-slreet line was
rearing the track. and ihe driver, NOT
hearing the warning whistle or seeing
the gates lowered. supposed all was safe
and proceeded as usual vs. lille the
car was crossing the tracks the engine
struck 10 squercly, and carried il several
blocks before stopping Al the time
there was "a dozen in She car ot them
five were almost Instantly killed They
were Miss Geriic TillotsOn, abont six
teen years of age, Mrs NJ + Wattles.
wife of the former Lake Shore superin-
tendent at this place, Mrs. George
Smiley, wife of q prominent citizen,
Mrs Alexander Hadd0ck, Wife OF
the professor of mathematics in
Kalamazoo Baptist College, Mrs. Van
Antwerp. Mrs Middleton, whose limbs
were broken. died shortly after the sect
dent The injured are Mrs. 5. A. Glib
son, wife of the owner OF the Kalamazoo
Paper Mills. and several others had
had slight bruises.
J.. G. Lull escaped without injury, as
did the driver and boy who was ON the
platform The driver claims 10 have
seen or heard nothing Of the engine I'M
til il was on the car and too late 20 act.
Those who saw the accident say that the
speed of the engine was at least twenty
five miles an hour. rate not allowed in
side OF the city limits.
IL is not known where the blame lies
/ he gate keeper states that he is not re-
quired 90 be at his post from o'clock
until 645, as no trains run then. Great
excitement prevails in the city, and thou.
sands of people have visited the scene OF
~. a
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-09

The performance both at the matinee
and night performances yesterday gave
much satisfaction. The principal artists
and all engaged exerted their utmost to
make both the BLACK Hussar" al the
matinee a success and also al night The
Mikado, which was really very prettily
presented.
Tonight that lovely opera The
Bohemian Girl, will be given.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-09
Nj. !. Is. cren.haw raraI, .eh.

Yesterday morning at If o'clock, as
Mr. John Bacon Crenshaw, the resident
minister of the Friends Westinghouse
ON east Clay street, was conducting do.
vine services at thai place of worship he
received severe stroke of paralysis He
was taken 60 his home in Hentico, mean
The lilN
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-09

In the Police court yesterday Spencer
Starkes. colored was fined so and costs
for carrying concealed weapons, to wit.
a pistol
Clarence Peyton was fined 81 for run
ming his team at large in tine street
James Rucker, colored, charged with
fighting in the nar room of Harry Tai
colt, was fined - and costs
Lucy Prosser. colored, trcspassing
upon the premises Of and stealing a
dress, the property of Ellen Hughes,
required TO give security in the sum of
500 for six months
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-09

Yesterday morning as Mrs. Haynes,
wife of Mr. A. l.. Haynes, merchant at
No SO South Pine street, was. driving
along Franklin street in buggy. the
horse became frightened She was thrown
out OF the vehicle and severely bruised.
Mrs. Haynes was taken ia a house
near by and kindly cared for by the oc-
cupanis After receiving the necessary
medical attention the injured lady was
nixon hnmr
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-09

Yesterday afternoon. about o'clock,
the city ambulance was called TO l,iO
east franklin street 90 c0l0red man
who bad received Slight stroke of pa
ralv-is on the left side lie was taken
TO his home ON ST. James street, near ST
Peter. and was attended by Dr. Davis,
the ambulance physician.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-09

were plentiful The more important
was that composed of Dr Robert Rcy
burn, VI ]. Weller. Dr. Charles Allen A
j Curtis and $ A. Combs They came
go spike The gun of Jesse - Wilson. one
of The DemOcaliccaudidates for district
commissioner 10 was mm0red that Mr.
Wilson would be appointed to-day. and
the delegation came 90 do the bidding of
the citizens committee.
When they got into the library every
body did little talking, and the fre-i
dent listened with evident interest lie
was told that Mr.. W il.ou was entirely
UNFIT for the position. and in SUPP
port of that charge 10 Was said that
according 10 Mr Wilson's sworn re-
turn 10 the collector of taxes be-
Was the pos-essor of but 5000 worth
of personal property in the District
On this the tax was $1,000. and that sum
he paid in two instalimeuis The dele
CATION assured the President that Mr.
Wilson was worth $4,000 at least. and
they claimed that The man who would
thus deprive the district of just revenue
was not the man 10 guaui its franchises
They further charged that The Mutual
Fire Insurance Company which Is con-
In lied By Mr. Wilson, Is the only insur
anee company in the District which has
made no return and paid no tax.
The attention OF the District officials.
they said had been called 10 that matter
this morning, and the reply Was that ihe
assessor and Mr. Wilson had been cor
responding on that subject for wears
In reply the President stated that 10
vas true that Mr. Wilson's name had
been considered by him In connection
with the Democratic commissionership.
and he would now examine into the mat
ter more carefully lie was determined
TO give the district good commissioners
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Circuit Court.

I'm this court yesterday, Judgment IN
three coupon suits was given in favor Of
the defendants
\ suit was instituted by Henry A. At
kinson for the benefit and al the cost of
=. y. Dudley against James a. Simmons.
Damage, $4,000 This is suit for $4,000
legal fees, alleged to be due Henry a.
Atkinson. An attachment was levied a.
a decd securing certain property Of
Simmons. of which Henry \. Atkinson
is the holder Messrs Jackson and PEN
dleion arc the counsel tor The plainlIIl
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-09
In,e.tlcalinr lhe .hoollnc of ii. Rrolher

Mr. Wood Bouliin Dr., prominent
member of the bar of Halifax county
and q brother of Internal Revenue
officer Bouldn, who WIS shot by
moonshiuers in North Carolina, ar
rived in this city yesterday from a trip
10 the place of the murder He has been
down there investigating the matter
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-09

The Spanish steamship Pedro. Jose
Maria De Garleln. master. entered yes
rerdav 40 the custom-house from Nor
folk 10 complete her cargo, and cleared
yesterday also with 500 bales of cotton
loaded al West Point The value of the
GOTTEN is $sl 900. The steamship goes
10 Liverpool. England
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-09

lS 1850 "Bropn's Bronchial TrocAes"
were introduced, and their success AS a
cure Tor colds, coughs, asthma and bron
chitis has been unparalleled.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-09

In the ChanceIy Court yesterday SUI
san Weisman qualified as executrix of
Michael Weisman, deceased. The estate
is valued at about $1,000.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-09

Mr.. JAS. D. CLARK, Wilson, \. C.,
SAYS Have gi'en Bradycrotine a good
trial for past eight months, and it has
never failed 10 give me relief if taken in
time; besides its effects are pleasant.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-09

Cruthes Clutches : , Clutches at
OWENS L MINOR DRuG Co,
Opposite POstOiilce, Richmond, Va.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-09

The great Kentucky Derby will be
run Thursday, May On. Proctor Knott
aud all the great three-year-olds will
compete \ full description Of the race
while being run. LEE X Co,
Turf EXchange. 3 South l2lh street.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-09

Give your horse package OF Dixie
Condition Powder il sou wish improve
ment in looks and speed.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-09

Delicious limeade az Owens X Minor
Drug Co : Fountain.