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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1889-03-07
4 ACRES OE LAND,

more or less. This lot of land IS improved
with q Two Story Weather boarded dwell
ing house, conveniently laid of, Il barn and
other oulbuillngs there is Il neverfail'ng
well of water in the yard; the land is in cx-
cellent condition ard there is an abundance
of fine fruit on the property
Second: An excellent b Hiding lot lying
west and Joining the home property, front
ing ZAP fee, and running back coo feet.
Third, building lot lying on the f. s. E.
Turnpike adjoining tie property Of Mrs.
Susan Davis, fronting 81 feet, running back
257 feet.
Fourth, building lot south Of and ad-
joining lot No. 3, fronting 81 feet, running
back 22l feet.
TERMS One half cash, April 1st, 1889 to
be satisfactorily secured by note on day of
sale. The remainder April LIST, 1890, bear
ing interest from April lst, 1889. Cpou full
payment ot purchase money good and SUI
ficicnt deed will be executed. Possession
given April lst, 1899.
JOHN WOLF,
frh TT Agent for the II Rs
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1889-03-07
LIME! LIME!
Notice Of HiaSGslatioS s.

IHHE undersigned hereby gives notice to all
/ whom II may concern that lie VII. WltA'
draw from the frm Of Siocks,,ale II Bussard
TT the expiration Of the current year Of the
partnership, March LIT, 1889
His interest in the firm may be purchased
by any one, prior TO that date provided such
party is satisfactory to the other partner,
MI NJ T. BuNslrd.
All Indebtedness 10 the firm will be rcQuif.
ed to be satisfactorily settled prior to that
date.
& W. STOCKSDALE \
,D0GI {
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1889-03-07
STORE ROOM FOR RENT.

Twill rent my Store Room now occupied
by Joseph A. Gcrnand. Possession given
on LIST day of April, 1889. =
riliic Grouse
feb , tt (;rs-.->i .--
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-02
THE PAN-AMERICAN DELEGATES
Opportunity to lie Given Them to Visit the
south.

At the last meeting of the Chamber %
commerce arcoOlutien was adopted request
INK The department of State 10 arrange fol
"a visit of the delegates of the Pan-AmcricaI
Congress to the South. Yesterday Score
tWl Dunlop received the following letter:
DEPARTMENT or STATE,
iNIEHNAI'L AMERICAN CONFERENCE,
WASHINGTON. October 80, 1889.
10 the NccrcfoJy NJ the ChombcrOf com.
ntcrcc. Richmond, lo.:
Dear sir, Your letter of October 18th. en-.
closing a copy of a resolution adopted AT a
general meeting of the Chamber of Com
mcrcc, held October 10th. in which on inyi-
t1iion il extended 10 the International
American Conference 10 visit your city, has
been received
II IL the intention of the government 10
Afford the delegates 10 the conference an OPP
poriuniiN 10 visit the Southern states of the
lnion. but until an itinerary TO cover the
tour has been finally arranged, il will be
impossible for me 10 say positively that this
city or that city will be included in the pro-
eranine. ! can say. however, that The va
rou> and peculiar interests of Richmond
are fully appreciated. and its importance as
a commercial centre is acknowledged
should il be- decided. as it probably will be,
10 visit Richmond. YOU will be- notified 10
that effect and given ample time i'm which
To prepare for the reception and entertain
mcut of the distinguished visitors.
Very truly yours, WALKER BLAINE.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-02
Yesterdays Results and Entries for the
Racing at the New Jersey Jockey Club.

Yesterdays Results and Entries for TIA,
Racing at the New Jersey Jockey Club.
First race, throc-quartcrs of mile
Glcnmound first, Meriden second. Cracks
man third. Time i.2o4.
second race. one and eighth miles iris.
tan first. ThcOdosiu~ second. tastaWaN H.
third. Time 2:O1i.
Third race. thrcc-quartcr- Of a mile List
morV first. Rohcspierre second. Mlla
Blackburn third. Time l.2l..
Fourth race. one and One-quarter miles.
match race Glendale first. Barrstcr
secoHd. Time 2:lo
finh race, six and Onc-halt turlonss. sell
ing ripstatl first. Pelham second Brussels
third Time Lash
sixth race one and onc-siNtccnth miles
Oregon first. stockton second, Vuc-ai third.
Time -.
seventh race. thrcc-quartcrs of a mile.
selling Rcgan, colt, first, Hunwad second,
Civil Service third. Time .2oia.
To-daN's entries. First race. thrce-puar-
Ter, of q mile Badge, lso; lordham, l4o;
Winona. 100; Clay stockton, iOi; LEILA May,
l01.
second race. one and one-cighth mile
I.aNinia Belle, 10: King Crab, 10; Hunt
res. li5; Dunboync. loS; It, Nick, 100;
Belwood, iV,; tonncmara, 100; The Lilo
ness. -.
ihhU it'', tui''-I"HNiN va " H't'
TaNisiOn, ll2: Frciol>, ll2; cirOndcS, NJ;
Radiant, ~: Manola, 100; Facial Il, lOt;
kasson. 1V,; Re Echo, f0t.
Fourth race, threc-quartcis Of a mile. sell
ing Bohemian. III; Freedom, 10: Oars
man. III: fustic. ll0; Lonely. 100; Puzzle,
lu9; Refund, iOs; Later ON, 100; Gypsy. 80.
finh race, fse-eighths of a mile. selling
Tr.stle. il3: Mamie H., 10; Hop, hlly, iOG;
Spaniard, les; TigIcss. loi; Orcgano. 100;
Barricntos, 100; Fast Time, %; laurentia,
80.
sixth race. one milc-Sl. John. 10; Viii
ffci. i:G: Annie Blackburn. 10; kaloolah,
10: King Idle. no: Bravo, lbs; Iepbyrus,
1Vi \ictriN, 20; -. james. -.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-02

one Of the largest and most enthusiastic
meetings which this club has had was that
Of last night. The hail was crowded o. ifs
utmost capacity. and the speeches were Of
a strong aud most animated character.
Every member OF the club. ON roll call Of
members, rcafrmsd his unalierahle oppo-
stion 70 Malone and Malone methods.
and pledged themselves 90 do all ion their
power TO defeat Malone
II was rumored that one Of those who had
formerly affiliated with the anti. bad shown
the white feather and turned traitor 10 his
opposition % Malone for the purpose of Obj
tanning Office. and the members present de-
nounccd in emphatic language the action
or said member. and resolved 60 withdraw
all their support from said member.
Two Of fhe strongest speeches Of the
campaign were made by Mc-sr- Mullen
and Graves. which were received with rap
tu0uS applause. After serving refresh
mcnt-. the club nourncd. with the deter
mination 10 d.. all N their power % defeat
Malone and Mah0neism.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-02
DR.. LANDRUMs LECTURES.

\ Series of Topics Tor sunday Evenings.
Dr. William W. Landrum. pagor of the
second Baptist Church. proposes 10 deliver
"a series of sunday evening lectures on
plain. practical subjects. such as are likely
to do an immense amount 81 good in pre-
soning religious teachings as they apply i0
everyday life.
The following is the list Of subjects which
Dc proposes iO treat:
November B. -"N ilc-Ninning."
November 10. seeking "a Husband"
November IL" liOw 10 Treat NJNe-."
NOyembcr2l How 90 Treat liusbdnd-.'
December Brotherhood"
December Motherhood"
December h. Model Parents"
December -. "Nodcl sons"
December -. Model Daughters"
January - Brother. and Sisters"
january i3.-"'ihc Mothcr-in-LsW."
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-02
COLORED ANTl-MAHONElTE
LEAGUE
Receive Greetings From Their stauntcn
Brethren.

THE Colored League Of Richmond Is an
anti-Mahoneite. anii-Republican organiza-
ton. presided over by g.. ". Winston. an
intelligent well behaved. respectful. and
quite manly colOred man. lie SAYS that his
organization in the state numbers from
1900 10 1000. and that in Richmond alone
il numbers from coo 10 TOO.
Last night lac called 40 the TIMHs Office
and requested the following letter 10 De
published from the president Of the league
in Staunon
"STAUNTON, Va, October 81. 1859.
"Ur. Winston, President TirgiHi1
LcogUc:
I'VE are still in the field fighting for Phil.
Mckinney. and think that il will be- n great
victory. ! received your letter on the 2sth:
was Glad 10 hear that you we're yet fighting
under the same banner. and n Richmond is
hot. keep it hot. and make il hotter still 80
a. 10 burn mp an Of Mahone'~ followers in
the cift. We will burn them up here on the
9Th u November.
know they have denounced YOU as being
with the Democracy because your opinion
is different from theirs. Don't Doe dis
couragcd. Continue to fight. we are gaining
ground every dag. Tel an the boys we arr
coming down with a large majority Tor Phil.
Mckinney. Yours respectfully,
HENRY HARRIS.
~tIuntOn. \ "A.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-02
BIGAMIST HARFeLD GUILTY.
His Property Attached to satisfy Debt
of s22G.Jf.

As will be seen by special telegram
from New York in another column, David
IIarfeld. the Scyentecnth-street pawnbro-
ker, who has become rather complicated IN
his matrimonial connections OF late. was
yesterday in New York found guilty OF
bigamy. IIarfcd married his first wife
about ten years ago in New York. and then
they separated. In the trial he claimed that
the ceremony performed with hi. fdnc',
Miss sarah Marks last september was. &C.
cording Ia the Jewish law. simply be-
trothal. The prosecutor. however. held that
according 10 the laws Of New York 1t was
marriage. and the jury agreed with him.
Last night. between II and u O'Clock,
sheriff Winston. on writ sworn out by \.
VI. Meyer 4 Co., Of this city, alleging that
Iiarfcld is "a nonresident. levied on the
pawDbroker's stock and property, to satisfy
debt Of S22J.jl due Meyer 4 Co. The
effects attached consisted Of furniture,
pledges. iron safe. horse. buggy, COW. &c.
Mcssrs. Meyer gave security for the plain
tins. The case will come up at the Feb
ruary term Of the Circuit Court. if not sooner
called up by the parties interested.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-02

\ genuine treat is promised the thcaiol
.Ocrs next week at the Academy of Music
in the appearance Of j. NJ. Hills famous
Union square Ihcaior Company in sydney
No>cnfcid's Amusing satiricai comedy. cnti-
Tied "A Possible Case" The play IL of thf
same high order of merit a. ''rhc W ifc," ard
hts met with the greatest success in all the
cities where it has been produced after its
long and successful uin IN New York az The
Madison square and standard Ihcatcrs. II
is "a laughahlc satire on the marriage and
divorce laws which obtain i'm the several
states of the Union. and is said 10 be re-
pietc with laughable situations aud anus
ing complications. II il pure comedy. and
the dialogue il bright, breezy, and witty,
without being coarse or vulgar; i'm fact il
appeals 90 the taste of the refined and intel
li-ont. and il strictly society play. The
company j. said 80 DE one of The strongest
comedy companies ON the road, and is Of
the same calibre as the Lyccum Thsaicr
and baly's organizations
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-02
LOCAL NOTES.

Colonel Palmer. OF Cumberland county
is ia the city.
Capt. Louis +. Bo-,icuy i. able 90 Dc out
after "A serious illness.
City Sergeant Carter. who has been very
unwcll, was ont Yesterday.
John W. Volt, Esq. OF fredcricksburg
wa, IN the city Yesterday.
All effort 90 ascertain who the unknown
lakewood suicide is. has ceased.
Mr.. Edwin Holman. clerk at Ford's Hotel
has been quite sick, but is much better.
Mrs. John Wash. who has been quite sick
for several weeks, is improving.
Miss Cornclia Hudson. yf Louisa. is q
guest go Mrs. GibsOn'-. ON west Grace
/ street.
Mr.. Meade lIaskins is 10 meet two ap-
pontments made for him 10y the state Com
mitiee.
Mr-. Jane liome. Of Taunton. Mass. j.
visiting her friend Mrs. i. II. Banks. 80.
0l2 China street
Dr. George Cooper will conduct song SEP
vices al the Male Orphan Asylum 40 (
O'Clock sunday
Electric car, No. -, Of the Electric rail-
way. warmed by "a Burton heater. wa. on
the line Yesterday.
The funeral of Mr. John Rankin took
place Yesterday morning from II. Patrick
'hurch. The remains We're Inferred in Mt.
calvary cemetery.
Mr.. Meade lIaskins leaves this morning
Tor Goochland county. and speaks an Cen
trelille al O'Clock and al Nanakin al
o'clock T. NJ. to-day.
Yesterday afternoon Colonel Richard +
Beirne senator L0yenstein. and Mr. Thomas
Hicks made effective addressc. M Short
Pump, il llenrico county.
4 committee will visit Governor Lee 10
day and ASK him TO speak in Manchester l.
night. The Manchester people are i'm
earnest, and Will insist that "Our Fitz.r
shall speak.
George Lewis (colored), Of Mecklenbure.
VINO had been convicted of malicious cutting.
ana sentenced 10 one year in the poniicn-
nary. was brought here Yesterday and
lodged in his new home.
The Richmond division of the Virginia
hicfcle Club will parade next Monday
niSht IN the Democratic rally. CAPTAIN A
H. mayer VIII rally his full company. They
nave system 81 illumination of their own.
anu VIII be an attractive feature in the |
line
The members Of the Union Democratic
ing at O'Clock, at which speeches. will be- /
made by Mayor Elyson. Colonel Tazewen /
EHett ana others. All Democrats are cor
lally invited 10 be present.
Mrs. ii. III. >elden and Ms. W. II. Powers
nangurated literary circle nj No ios |
norm Ninth street la.t night. Quite "A num-
Der We're present. DR.. X, 4. Lewis read mn
interesting essay on Pope, which was greatly
'njoyed. 7'0'''''
Attention i called to the advertisement
u the Nct'ilNra College of >tenocfsrhv
the only shorthand school in Richn,oni
nat has ever graduated student" vhis
"llese has been changed from lll3 east
main to no north Ninth street, and il euar'
ntees practical training on reasonable
erms
The officers connected with the Moni,or
eei below the city say that no official ar
ers have yet been received for the return of
le iieet Ia city Point. II is safe IN nre'
Ime that they all hope that Malone win
u have influence enough with HARRISON H.
I'VE the order issued AT all. They dnd
edmond much more cheerful place than
ny Point. "
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INITIAL GERMAN
or the Friday German Ciub-Brllliant
Array OF Beauty. Costumes, Sc.

or the Friday German Ciub-Drlilian
Array Of Beauty, Costumes, sc.
The Belsidcre is rapidly becoming ,ynon.
}m1u, for fashionable gaicty. Never has q
more beautiful heyy of Young ladies grlrDd
ii- walls than last evening, the occasion
being the initial german OF the "fridIy Ger
man Club recently organized.
Mr.. George Pegram ie president and Mr.
George b1i-,elu is secretary and treasurer
4 german viii De given every three weeks.
The chap,runc- last night Were Mrs
Thomas Marshall. Mr.. H. 4. Morton. in an
elegant gOlden-hrOWu nilie: Mis-. Carter
Normley. Mrs. Charles Rose Mrs. H.. T.. AZ
friend. and Mrs. 4. B. ,amm.
The german was gracefully Ted by Mr.
stanley Tyler.
Mis-, Edith McCuriey wore beautiful
Gown of black lace.
Miss Marie james, of staten Island. Now
y Yrk. wore au exquisite gown 90 grey iulln
and point d'csprit and carried 20 bouquet OF
Ia France r0-c-.
Miss Julia Morton was beautifully and
Verl attractive in soft white empire gown.
Miss Hcrtlc ,anm. green sllk.
Miss Bessie Faunti-fOy. lite Six.
iiis, Mary Alfreud. pink Guile.
Miss Matthews. OF Mont -Omofy, Ala.
pink China silk beautiful toilette.
Miss MIC W OrshIm. white net.
Mss y ir-ie Archer. white iullc.
Miss Bertha Peasants. white silk.
Miss Lizzie Pickett. Of Norfolk, wa, very
attractive in white silk gown.
Miss May lancy. white silk.
Niles Graham. Lexington. green tulie.
Miss Maggie Graham. lovely in yellow
crepe.
Mis-. Ellen Harris. Louisville. Wore yell
low net, green flower garnitures.
slis> ilrnuing. white silk.
Miss Carrie Shields green tulle
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-02
THE POLICE COURT.
Alleged Fueitives From Justics--A sum
Der of Cases Disposed Of

In the Police Court Yesterday morning,
George W. IIaight, another man and Flor
cncc and Idcla Bcall were arraigncd on the
charge Of being fugitiycs from justice from
Frederick. Md. They were all arrested
Yesterday morning between and O'Clock
IN tent in the Exposition Grounds, where
AL four were found asleep. by sergeant Alex
iOmlinson In response 20 a telegram from
Edward :. Eichcibcrger. statc-attorney OF
Frederick. Md. addressed 10 the Chief OF
Police. The accused were represented by
Mr.. ID. {. Richardson.
Mr.. Richardson asked the discharge 0fhis
clients on the ground that they were not
charged with any crime against this or any
other state. The Court stated that on the
docket was charge preferred by Sergeant
Tomlinson on which they could certainly be
held.
Sergeant TOmIinsOn stated the reason OF
his arrcsting the parties and why he pre-
fcrrcd the other charge against them.
George W. IIaight stated that he came
from Frederick, Md, with three horses 10
enter in the races. Florence and ldella
came 10 the city Of their own accord and
paid their own way.
Florence Boall said she was sixteen years
Of age. and came 10 attend the races. she
stated that She came Of her own accord.
Idolla Beall said she was nineteen years
Of age. and came 10 Richmond for the same
purpose ~ her sister.
The case was continued until this after
moot az I O'Clock. Bail was allowed all the
parties i'm the sum of $500 each.
Lee Railing (cOlored) was charged with
striking William Jasper on Richmond and
Allegheny Railroad ear with hottie. The
evidence showed the oflcnsc happened in
the county Of GOOchland. The court con-
finued the ease for ten days 80 that the
GO0chland authorities could be communi-
catey with.
Major LOmax and Rosa lIObson (both
colorcd), found guilty Of misdcmeanor, were
fined each so and costs.
Jack Plunkctt was fined s. and costs for
cursing and abusing Il. NJ. Hunter in the
street.
Edward Waddy (colored), was assessed
$40 and costs for beating Gcorgeanna
Lewis.
Mamie u. jenkins was charged with
striking Robert Hicks. and Emma Jane
Hicks was charged with assaulting and
beating Mamie u. Hicks. Each were fined
500 and costs.
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EXPOSITION PARK.
The Race. To be Continued To-day-Ycs-
tcrdny's Programme.

! ibe Faces 10 De continued io-htN -
tcrday's Programme.
The grandcet races ever seen in this city
have been going on for the last four days
and. by request, they Will be continued this
| afternoon.
The races Yesterday were called al ,
O'Clock. The first race was the 2:33 class.
/ lhe chestnut stallion Signct was with
drawn. The first heat was won by Big jim.
time 2.3i: the second heat by Ruby. time
2.33; third heat 10y Burt >peldcn, time 2:S2.
The next performance was "A great card
Tor Mr.. scott Of Bay View. Va. Miss Peek
agreed % give him a gold cup If his stallion
>ignct. could trot a mile in 2:3O or better.
and at $3.50 Mr.. Pussey appeared OF the
track, driving the handsome chesHHt stall
lion. and Miss Pee. appeared on one Of her
handsome running horse, 10 accompany the
stallion. Mr.. Pussy warmed him up and
then they turned for the word. and on the
second scoring the word WAS given, and rs
true asa piece Of machincy the stallion
Went, never making break. and
Miss Peek held her horse right at
-i.not's head. They passed under
The wire with a burst Of applause.
which meant that the horse had beaten 2:3O
and won the cup. II was a great mile. and
the fastest one ever trOttcd on this track.
which i- 100 feet over mile. II WAS equal
lN -t-N over the lIulil'h lldfh hl bdii-
m0rr Miss Peck also rode q half mile
agans, the ridcrlcss horse Long View; also
ono-halt mile. Roman standing: also one
half mile dash t06J-pound skeleton wagon.
There was also half-milc heat, two in
three, running race, and was won by the
la,oritc running horse Lighiio0t. owned by
a Richmond gentleman.
The programme for this afternoon il the
greatest one Of the whole week. six race
and the grand balloon ascension and para
chute jump.
The balloon ascension and parachute
jump Yesterday was beyond doubt as great
"a one as was ever made by any living per-
son. As the balloon rose To "a height of at
least osc thousand feet. Professor Jenkins
cut his parachute loose. and when he did
80 II was a great sight 10 see il initiate and
-ee him descend safely 10 the earth.
Don't fail tO sec him this afternoon.
Races called af 10
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-02

The Committee on Cemeteries met in the
Council Chamber Yesterday evening al
O'Clock. Present. Mr.. John r. Grimes
chairman. and Mcssrs. Hill, Sitterding, and
Phillips
The receipts from Oakwood Cemetery
for the month amounted 10 S236. The super.
intcndent of the Poor made verbal report.
showing that for six months ending sep
iCmbcr 30th, the receipts from ShOck0e Gem
ctegy amounted 10 >1N.
steps were taken 20 have more Of the sec
tons in the soldiers section in Oakwood
mapped on Colonel BurgwNn has been
employed in This work, and it will be kept
zap untli the entire space allotted 10 the
Confederate graves is represented ON map.
The hcad-boarls are srotiing and falling TO
the ground. and in order To identify the
graves, maps viii be prepared and a list Of
names preserved.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-02

One judgment WAS entered i'm the Circuit
! Court yesterday. II WAS j. \. Reynolds &
lirn. against James l.. Taliaiorro iorS2.j. 49,
The following suits were instituted:
Thomas Anderson against the city OF
! Richmond. Damages $1,000. This L. a suit
growing ont Of the opening OF street. The
plaintiff complains tina! he had house on
a lot between IWenty-thirl street and the
southern terminus Of scott street, running
back ID Concurrence street. and that his
house Wa. removed without hi. consent. i'm
order 10 open the street.
City Bank OF Richmond against y. T.
Dillon, James Vi. Dillon. and Thomas 81.
spencer, action of debi for S2W.ts.
City Bank OF Richmond against Henry
Bell. Barton IL. Grundy, and the Old Do
minion Specially Company, action Of debt
for $3.s.lU.
An injunction bond in the sum Of $1,000
was given by Mr.. James Il. Pace rs secur-
o. fur the Richmond and Danyille Railroad
in suit against Mr.. James Il. Green and
others. pending in the Circuit Court Of
Orange County. This Orange county suit
grows outot the suit of Mr.. James y. Green
against the irginia Midland Railroad which
il owned by the Richmond and Danyile
Railroad. who sued for $4,000 for injuries
received In railroad disaster which crippled
him for life. and who got verdict and judy
ment for >l2,ooO, Ia recover which locOmO-
tive and number Of ears were levied on.
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Richmond Theatre

Last night the Mace ollin Opera Compan,
presented The Kings Musketecrs." The
opera is bs comparatively unknown
American composcr-\ arnev. of New or.
leans but is a work Of much merit. and
ought To become very popular. 1t is quick
and dramatic in action, full of beautiful
music, and richly humorous.
The opera Was staged in a very pleasant
manner. \ feature of the production wa.
the fine singing and acting of Mr. W. If.
Ford. a, Narcs>e dc Brisac. MIR. MacCol-
lin. - the Able, was in line vein of hll-
NOR. and al times almost con,ulsed the stt-
dience.
This afternoon AT the matinee. popular
prices - and ~ cents will be charged
ANA "Paticnce' viii be the bill. Tonight
The company Will close their engagement
with "Oliyetic.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-02

SHELTON. Entered into rest hur.d,,
tsrnoon, october 3isi. 1859, nj ~ &c..
suddenly, at his home, Of hsarf dlse... 49,
JOHN CLIFFORD skELfON. aged soren'.
four years.
Ills funeral will tako plscc from Monumo,
NOON.
wRrN.-Dled, AZ her residence sis..,,.
Fourth street, at e:iO T. ~. October az
Mas CATHEDRAL r.. NRkN. tho r.l.c, p,
the late Major John =. Wren, In Ito ..v.-
tl-th year OF her age.
Funeral from ~. James ErlscOf-i Church
~ O'Clock THIS ENbNIN1.
RTNG.-Died. November lat. l-So q, 81,
o'clock A. ~. ct his late res'fsac. 81 ts,'
est Main street. DAVID ". RING. No.
OF County Cork. Ireland. la the $780,,
fourth year Of hts age.
Funeral notice IN sunday m0in.n. rsner.
Brooklyn papers please copy