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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-06

ALL along Of tho inauguration ball
VIC desire 70 call The attention Of those
Republicans in Virginia who propose 70
attend that festival and move gracefully
in the throng Of the ovation 10 the
sounding bras. and tinkling cymbal that
al the 1000 dudes have organized to
have the Stately Minuet Of yore which
has been revived Of late
Those who have not seen It Oh the
stage had beat hasten 10 get the Minuet
Manuel just published in New York
and practice for though the Minuet will
not DO 10 the civil service examination,
il is absolutely certain that the feminine
influence 30 strong In the count circles
win De denied % those who cannot per
form II What's the matter with Gen.
efai Malone az = Ealkof in The stately
Minuet'
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-06

THE House should hasten 10 pass a
bin 20 abolish The Tobacco tax. without
any tinkering about cigarette OF cher0Ots
The Democrats chose 10 befog the quel-
ton OF tax reduction with an
intricate labyrinth OF technical
nothings which II took the
ordinary voter week 10 study on with
out coming 10 any other conclusion than
That the main points had beon neglected
Now, when the party Of reform has
It's last inning in this game It
should do something straight and positive
% demonstrate its solf-conidence and
redeem he pledges, or else people may
say that the Administration retires with
out scoring a point a good intention
is oiton a will that WI De taken for the
deed, and the last session Of tho Fiji
tieth Congress ofiors to the Democratic
majority the opportunity to show good
intention In the right direction II the
House waits the Senate Tariff bill mag
come down TO ii with a section 10 abolish
tho tax on tobacco.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-06

TIE little sketch ne copy in another
column describing the battle Of Prince
Ton j. interesting
j; vas Tic idea with would-be military
critics for long series % years 10 pso-
n01nce General Washington good
p.01s Old grandmoiheTly person, but not
a great soldier Nevertheless the great
Frederick said that his achievements At
sae tine % The combat 81 Trenton suT-
passed any % record
notable fact generally overlooked
t3at % thatti nsthe Continental army was
rev and undisciplined, and being OPP
pOsel % veteran troops, it was only the
gsliols and inspiring courage Of Wash
iny'on that cogli have made any head
wsy under such Disadvantage
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-06

BLAINE is in Washington. where bis
boom j. oorrsscaiiug all over the land
Ike the electric tails % the sun, recently
described By astronomers, and By the
same token this IL n case Of partial
eclipse. the um5r1 Of Blaine passing
across the sun Of Harrison, and threaten
ing 70 obscurate tho principal lumlnary
There j. something comical in the
q1andaIy pre4ented 10 tho party IN the
proud moment 81 its triumph when
Blaine Ike The great white elephant Of
Bulmah, stauds before the throne more
awful than the monarch himself
How viii Harrison refuse the demand
~ put Blaine in he Cabinet, and how, II
he docs put him there, will the cold
blooded Puritan reconcile himself % be-
ing bossed by a rival,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-06

SECRETARY FATBcmLD says that We
should cndoavor 10 take the tariff out OF
politics and make it question Of mate
rial interest to tho country.
Il converts our legislative halls into
scenes Of barter between conflicting in
ierests, where wrangles 30 enable men TO
gel more and still more money from our
citizens become the chief characteristic
Of the peoples representatives 1t de-
grades business. aud often makes sue.
cess therein the price OF dishonor
lie showed very clearly tho difference
between the principles Of protection as
understood and enunciated under the old
Wing regime and their modern peryer.
sion to the maintenance Of great indus
trial monopolies and the building up OF
class interest 10 tho enrichment Of tho
few producers at the expense OF the many
consumers
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-06


TnE BtTTE OF TIEETos.-Ihe
Chicago Mars gives The following remin-
isccnces o. remind us that this s. a
week fUi. ~ Revolutionary centennial
reminder
To-day recalls one ~ those Victories
% Washington which Frederick IT, Of
Prussia. in commenting upon ine series
~ movements between December o.
1876 and January . I1s7. said were The
most bril'au; achievements recorded in
military history Alarmed 1y NasLing-
tons capture Of Trenton fhe British bad
determined upon vigorous measures
Lord COrrWails Who bad bctn On iAe
point Of returning ~ England. was de-
tanned by Lord Howe and sent % New
jersey Meanwhile Is a-llngfOD had rc-
occupied Trenton. where BE was Joined
by 5.G10 militia end ihe little army
aas posted on high ground east
% a smsil stream which emptie-
into tie Delaware. while Com
wallis was stationed near the junction
u the above rlFers with British forces
" Washington position was peIlous, ~
fight fLe British veterans with Lls Iaw
recruits was madness. % retreat was inn
possible lie. therefore. sent bis baggage
down the Delaware silently during the
night, ard leaving biz camp fires burn
ing brightly led his recruits by circuit
ous route ~ Princeton. which was reach
ed before sunrise. Two of the three
British regiments in town were about set
ting out ~ reinforce Lord CORVALLIS af
Trenton Colonel MOvhOod AZ The head
NJ the Third Regiment. charged General
Mercer troops with Fixed bayone-. and
they fed DO di-may. Mercer himself
was morta.iy wounded in Al attempt o.
rally Dis men But Washington soon
came % and restored the battle. By tho
time C0mwaiis bad reached Princeton
Washington was far away on the Mill
stone river in hot pursuit Of the Foriieth
and Fifty-dith regiments. which DO had
driven from Princeton The chase was
finally given up and the Continental
army took up is winter quarters at Mor
IistOWn.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-06
CREAM OF THE PRESS.
SKINNED FgoHTBE EDITOgIAL PALS
OF THOUGHT
Marriage EBa Divorce Hs@on and eficeH-
TIE BLACK ssatssnsn-Rsauruinis nees
of the Csnfurv-osr NonsV Circulation.
ssrplss Grabbing.

N0yET CfRcrLATIov According %
. statement tusi issues D. The iFess1ry.
The money circulation n TIE United
STATE. ~ the opening ~ fhe new year j.
xresier ~ Sc .zzll0s iAsn one year ego
while fhe coin circulafi0n il ez2yDyy
less. The contraction in the coin circ1-
l4t'0a lss. therefore been OBJECT b. ar
expansion u fie note circulation y
twice that amount Or S4t6f0Go This
increase in note circulation hss Been en-
dreiv in gold and silver ceftincafe= ~
which the aggregate outstanding has In
creased by 81 5000. while she circl-
lstion a. Emitted states AID National
rank note. has decreased bv go 900 %.
The comparison " each form 81 circu.a-
ton f. ~ follows
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-06

Ny attention was drawn recently while NJ
tending o very largo funeral, one OF the
largest seen in Buffalo since that Of President
FILLMORE, e. tue fact that many q the friends
subjected themselves TO an attack Of pneu-
monla By standing at the grave with their
heads uncovered. It would be a good thing
aud would show no diTespect 70 tie dead Il
the officiating clergyman would request all
70 keep their hats on during the service at
the grave. No good can come Of removing
the hat In a cold, penetrating wind, and
BARN is doubtless often the result Who VIII
be the first bold enough TO start this roformi
--HuTal0 News.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-06
Musle E.erYwh.re.

Music boxes are now displayed in Chestnut
street windows that are SIT in decanters, ink
stands, work baskets and ever 50 many more
clever deceptions, So that 4 lady visitor may
suddenly hear "rwickenham Ferry ringing
apparently from Mrs Dorcas' thimble, or a
sociable caller be astounded 10 hear Comm
Through the Rye emerging from the bottle
that is passed Tho decahters hold liquor and
begin TO play when the stopple is removed -
PHILADELPHIA Tlmes.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-06

n 'vry Immy accident happened nc a
[ reception where a bright woman, who
was out for the first time after a long
illness, was the victim. just before she
left home some one said that she had
better put some color on her lips. as they
looked perfectly blue. A serpent in the
shape Of charming girl volunteered her
mixture, one Of carmin6 and glycerine
(Which, If any is 70 be used, is most de-
sirable) and sh0 carefully painted the
invalid's mouth, putting tho most color
IN the centre, % give it the desired rose,
bud effect. The newly painted was
warned that she could eat or drink any.
hing cold, but of anything hot she
was 10 beware Remembering this. she
declined going into tho supper room.
and was the center Of a group Of men.
and having the largest kind OF a time.
when an imp Of darkness, in the form OF
q fOotman, c1mc along with n tray on
which were cups of coffee and glasses Of
punch. Without o thought the "ladye
faire' took a cup Of coffee; she slipped il
slowly, and then, horrors Of horrors.
made bad worse by wiping her month
On tiny napkin which had been given
her. She soon saw surprise on the faces
Of some OF the men. Ono glance at the
damask ia her hand told her what was
the matter, and with providential pres
ence Of mind she put it up 10 her lips
again, leaned on the man nearest 70 her,
whispered in muiiled tones that she was
Ill and must 80 home. Out OF the draw
Ing room, quickly sho got on her wraps,
and whep she was helped 10 her carriage
the nah who had been her stand by
could not resist telling her that lie was
sure she must be i'll because her lips had
grown so pale. However, the men were
good fellows and they never told on her,
though she sworo by every one Of the
Buddhist gods and all Of the Chinese
devils that she'd submit to green lips
again befoIc she would get IN such liz
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-06

Amour twelve new United States Sen
ators are 20 be chosen. and some Of the
dignihed grand seniors Of the upper
house viii be retired, while public in.
toresi ceniers on those legislature that
are suspected 81 being amoDabie 10
Doodle influence In Colorado, Wolcoti
achieved a victory over his rich rival.
though tho popular ides was that Doodle
would best him.
James Mcmillan. Of Michigan, 10 the
only other new Senator chosen thus far,
and he will DO n golden ornament TO the
circle OF millionaire statesmen IN the
senate
His predecessor Senator Palmer, was
principally noted for hi. .roal and bril-
liant siatesmanship in giving good
dinners
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-06

llAyoH CIy1zH and Mr Bryan have
relied from TIC prcs.3sncy and vice
presidency respectively q tie Imr-
PryLnEIxo CoEPAsY because tie d1ties
q their business ara 900 oneFous % en-
able ihen - s.vs ile sct.Fs attention
necessary 20 tls work. j. was their .n-
ienusa eaiy 9, signify publicly ls.f
interest ia lie enierpFi.s which iAey
hsgs fel; ron 10 Ian
Bo,h ;bess gentlemen retain tlss
place. Oh 80 board y directors a1d
feel the ssns Psnoaal and ms'er'ai ia-
isre., - before Ia he DALr TEEs.
which vas frsi oFgaaiIsl snl pubisLsa
szdef ile!r auspices.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-06

IL Dakota Territory New Year.
party enjoyed the snow excursion With
s giDgling bells, hiiari'y and good con.
pany, little liEtaiion and sIea, honor
90 tie season.
They Jaw gorgeous phenomenon
sopsisting Of mirage Of prairie fire
wsy NJ IA tho air and they describe how
tho ieaping fsi9es shot tongues Of Ere
and Illuminated the heavens all acros.
1he West
When they gos back The bottles were
al empty.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-06

sHSATOH EDNUxDs resolution 10
affirming tho Monroe doctrine as apply
imp 10 inter.Ocealic canals Il. The 18th
mus was reported fyorably from the
Committee on Foreign Relations the
samo day that the Nicaragua bill passed
she House. Tho principle Of the resoiu-
sion applies 10 both tho Panama canal
and the Nicaragua canal, but the charter
Of the latter as il stands now provides
that 10 shall BE- In The cO1irol " Amer.
cans
The resolution Is Tie death knell to
tbs Dc Lessepsenlerprise, 81 OF course Il
Ia impossible tha; Trance would giye the
aid asked, and thereby incur the risk Of
8 quarrel with the United states
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-06

ArTEn long moral treaiiscs By Sam
small, and slfi1b.en q high and low
degree it is les been settled that General
Harrison is 10 be inaugurated with the
usual supplement Of ball, and that
there viii be dancing
Why should any objection have been
made 20 the usual festival with Terpsi-
ehoroan capering by bellies and prancing
dudes. 70 the snurin. strains Of the
Marine Bandy
Nothing can DO a preitior sight after
The gigantic parade Of The day than this
elaborate and yariegaied carnival which
the lat time was held 10 tho half-fnished
Pension building and the time before ia
the Museum.
Once they tried 20 give tho ball 10 a
grand circus tent, bat old Boreas camo
down from the North aud inconiinenlly
yanked tho wAols array Of canvas OF
tbs poles.
Besides the show Is the great fact that
a Democrat can console himself with the
supper II some Republican does Lot
take his oyeTc0at
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-06

Arc We going back from iron 70 stonei
The managers Of tho Pennsylvania railroad
have resolved 10 rebuild all It's bridges d
short span ia brick or stone, instead Of iron.
has increased 30 much OF lato years that iron
bridges, which were built with large mar
gin Of safety are now dangerously tried by
tie trains passing over them, and tls ex-
peuse Of inspection and repairo Of iron bridges
represents q large interest on their cost.
Tor these reasons tho engineers on tho road
have decided that brick or stone arches.
although much more expensive IN the first
instance than iron tIusses, viii b. cheaper,
Is well as safer, la the end. Boston Tran
script.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-06

Non drop Of rain OF snow had fallen
anywhere in the country in this latitude
for week up 10 Friday when suddenly
the weather 90, petalent and put on as
many smiles, frowns, and rainy tears as
q soquetle In her FIRST season.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-06
His Tavorite Exercise.

Time HIS p. m-)--She - Mr.. Tiresnm,
what is your favorite exercised
Ho Observation-Disclosures.
Shell am glad 70 know IL. i was afraid
you had forgotten how Burlington Free
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-06

Do you haze iT.perfr troubles, Take
Hood. -ar-spar.l.s which Las relieved
thousand. and wiA clre y1-. sob p
druggists
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-06
Ebs Eailu gintfa.

TrBIsuEO EyEKs DAY rs THE YEAR
~ TCE ygxks FUsLieaIS0 con-
P4xr. oYrIcE "a EAST xAfN sTergT
RICHMOND. "a.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-06

A HUNDRED YEARS AGO.-The H6rqU
recalls the three events IN Washington
life First, when he assumed command Of
the little army that was half clothed and
poorly equipped The colonists had no
desire for military glory. They bad been
stung by the sense Of repeated injury
and unfairness. and with Washington AZ
their head they risked all for independ-
ence Unconscious Of the mission they
were to achieve In the political economy
OF the world, they bnilded brayely, but
better than they knew"
Second, when on December %. 1888. al
Annapolis, he resigned his commission
and retired 10 private life He did il in
these memorable words -" now have
the honor Of Offering my sincere congrat-
ulatioDs 10 Congress and Of presenting
myself before them 10 surrender into
their hands the trust committed to me
and to claim the indulgence Of retiring
from the service Of my country"
Third, when in 1880 he was called 10y a
unanimous vote 10 the Presidency
IL is the enviable privilege OF Mr.. Har-
risOn 20 turn over the leaf on which
shall be written the history OF the Re
public in It's second century
II is useless % forecast the future, but
II we transmit 10 our children the sterl-
ing qualities we have inherited. another
hundred years will show that the gov
eminent o. the people By the people.
and for the people has rendered the old
syst ems Of Europe an i'm
possibility
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-06
LIZ sTAE.IYEpr

va sirsys iiDgcT over tho glowing
columns q nc C2Er@r-J1arn1l, Les.iating
with scissors po.sed which one Of Is
luminous paragraphs 20 Clip. and basklHg
IS IL vera ia tls sunny slaacs Of tie
siar.Lyel Goddess.
And bers &c have gem that AhiIos
brighes. On tle background o. the
Bourbon s;ats and needs only 20 % scl
ia ,ha bosom q tie Knightly Blackbune
70 cause general AaTora-iiks eject Of
fsscrm. Iers is sac gem
Tho Vernon. legislature has pub
lishet - existence ~ tho world b.
passirg au scfr.eni f0T tAe execution -!
Tie prohibition .aws O, The State. which
pro- ides that j, shall &c the duty of the
sheriff os DIS deputy ~ any constable 30
search W.thol. = warrant any wag0u.
carnsge. cart sleigh. sled trunk box
Lsnd-bay. satciei. bundle or clothing.
coDyero. ~ worn along any road OF
street ia the state for intoxicating
iionOT. T. Pc thinks there % a chance Of
finding any oy ~ doing
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-06

ii ANlNG BOUGHT 1T THE Bl 81
L 4 NkSSof Mr T.. ~. EATON. together
NTH all tho book accounts. We wish all PARTIES
whose accounts are past due % comc forward
and settle Mir e. ". tAfON has been az
pointed oar agent % carr, on the Drug Busi
ness. az the old stand. ~ Pine street. to buy
and sell for cash only. lie viii keep full AMI
comp'etn stock ~ eyersl hing usually found n
Il First lass Retail Drug Stotc
dci9-yW OWENS MINOR DRUG CO.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-06

JASUAhf D. i.o4
DERSONAL NOTICE ALL PER
sons having claims ag8inst l. POWERS
az agent, wiH present thrm Tor payment. AMI
All persons Indebted e. him y 40 came forward
ana settle t. save trouble.
ija25t' J.. POWERS. Agent
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-06

MAsOT AND SIJDELL.-According % q
story which General PlcasantOn got 10
London On good authority. the taking Of
tho two Confederate ministers from the
United States Steamer Trent has this adj
dtiOnal feature 10 il PalmertOn was
engaged in negotiations with France for
a Joint recognition of the Coniedefacy.
Mr. Lincoln. after grave thought over
the possible storm which PalmersiOn r
scheme might bring, determined 10
ignore the slow and uncertain diplomatic
methods. and write . personal letter
direct % Queen Victoria This he did
addressing her ia very earnest terms. IS
a ruler. wife and mother. aud speaking
Of himself ISL President husband and
father. both deeply interested ID TIC wei
fare % their people. and both able 90 un-
dersiand and doubtless anxious 10 avert
the horrors % war. between naiiOus o.
ci0se.yaiiied AZ England and America
He then went on 20 speak briefly Oi the
cause o. the North, and 10 express regret
that The taking Of Mason and -l'dell
from an English ship should have put 10
peril the relations OF the two nations
He closed By assuring the Queen that
whatever disposition of the case She
might, In the light Of bis letter regard AZ
jusl and honorable. hc would sce that DO
was promptly accepted
These were the substantial points ~
the letter as they were given 20 General
PleasontOn by this member of Pariia-
ment, who held near relations % the
Queen intimate cOunselors
According 10 the same authority
Queen Victoria. upon receiving the let
ter which Mr Lincoln had sent over By
the hand Of a special friend submitted
it 20 Prince Albert, VINO entered fully
into Tie spirit Of 10, and advised the
Queen go give it the fullest and most
friendly consideration Prince Albert
further advised that Lord Palmeist0D
whose secret hostility To the North was
well understood al the court should be
sent for and informed in the most de-
cided terms that dispatch Of friendly
tone must BIS sent 20 Washington
While the release OF Mason and -lidell
and their two companions was
70 De insisted upon, 10 was 10 be done In
such terms as would not disturb peaceful
relations Prince Albert, who was well
aware Of Palmerston designs. suggested
further that be should be required 20
submit his dispatch 70 the Queen for in
specuon This was done. and as fore
seen by the Prince. there were several
passages which did not strictly conform
10 the general directions he had received
At length q satisfactory draft Was sub
mitted, when Lord Palmerston was
pointedly ordered 10 see that no word of
II was changed. and that IL should be
al once
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-06
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Rea1ing n.0fiees fn r'a1ins-flstfer tyre.
. oents s,r Doe. Nynp&ref lsi1ee. y cent.
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~ wants marriage 80 desfh Dofiofe, nc'
sc1el lesir Enos =, csnfs ssch insertion.
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-06

Renrtsrc,s thou'1 ~ rsfe - orsits'
che, Ia. tct.o.scs 1r1srs ~ registered kttef
psgzD.e ~
TINFs PUBLISHING COHPANY.
Hichm0uf. VI.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-06

= DIVORCE AND MARRIAGE. Tho move.
ment for national divorce law is grow,
ing. Why could not the object of such
a Federal statute be accomplished by
agreement between the States without
raising the question Of the constitutional
authority Of the Federal Government 10
regulate the domestic relations Of citi-
zens Of Statesy There are few greater
social necessities in American life than
that the incongruity OF the statutes reg
ulating the martial relation should DO
remedied. Men York Star.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-06

$50. p. B.kNCa. ftkp. a. .l.-fs
THOMAS BRANCH & Co. BANK
i EIls AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
BONDS. ETOCks art sECIHfr Es
BOUGHT AN1 SOLD in The a1f 3D. its
Northern waraCfs.
We have private tcIeT-lyt VIZ frr- .1f
CHCa t0 a. the klrfEefI fEeffrsee. aUl ran
sKellre Crie-s Tor ACIlNk s4ulhe slfrIA
fer m'rtfrs nj IteIr rlcf q Ar .lr ore
Wc - nurfsflnr- crely quarter NJ al "rr
which are open Tor the Inspection 10 1lf
custom era.
Earliest Information o1 ttc iect of fsl.
road and Corporation Sec lrt'es sod STATE
Cords
dss fpOHAE BRANCH AGO.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-06
I'D nsrATE AGINrs.
LorIs RAwLisGs
CHAafuA Ross

OFFiCE 90 RAwLiH0s s. R0eF
hEsL ESTATE AGENIs AND ArcIuNEEHs
bHOkEhs AAD ifRE issJHANrE AGEsEs
So II NORTH AEArIi ~IHEEI.
hiDnaOsu, Va. January l.t. l-s9.
WE DESIRE TO RETURN
w thanks 90 our friends snd the pub
iir generally f0r thr very literal patn0nss. er
tended Oh us during fh0 year lsss. anl 80 fI
assure our customers anl fhe public af llf4r
that any anl aIl business Entrusted to us slIf
Pc promptly and faithfully attended Co.. Iu tla
future a8 il the pl-t
Wishing auo anl all Happy aui prosperous
New Year. We Iemsln.
lOurs. very truly
ial eod.r RAWLINGS r. ROSE.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-06

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