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Apples Choice summer. Sllo to
500: prime. Sl.i0 70 Sl.60: poor 70
good. Sl.OO TO Fl 25.
Racon-Nircinia hams. choice oil. llc
per hound. new hams. small. ID 70 loc.
new hams. large. 10 10 lie, sides, - to
&c: shoulders Z to Sc.
BceswaN- 30 TO bic per pound.
Broom Com % 4c.
Butter-N irginia creamery. ID To Zoe.
family packed Virginia.. Il 20 l1c,
choice yellow. store packed Virginia
II to he. store packed. mixed color
and sweet. % 10 Zee. store packed. com
mon tO fair, nominal
F.cs-In crates ,freshl. - to BE, IN
boxes and barrels n to lsc.
Live Poultry Hens. ., to Soc mixed
coops. 20 90 PC. Chickens. spring,
large. ID to 21c.. small, H. 10 zoe.
Dried Fmt-i'eaches peeled. - ec'
unpeeled. halves. TO 3ic. Apples
/ sliced. 3 to 3t,. quarters. ,. BE. Cher
rios. pitted. DO to he. Backberries,
to3ic. Wh0uleborries, q 90 &C..
Feathers Prime live goose. i3 To ioc
per pound. mixed. % to 3oc.
Fiaxsled Per bushei Sl.l- 60 Stu.
Hides Dry hints. light weights. to
Sc per pound: heavy weights Oic per
pound. dry salied. oc' wet salted' 4ci
green Be-.
Land Prime country, s to SIC per
pound.
Onions New. per crate, - 90 -
Oranges OO % - I'D
i,.'","' pn. h.lf bnsbel crata. soc.
yio .n
To eiV'' .,, ,.r n,nn5 ,
teanu'' raw 'I ~. ~
To oc' m'ol"n' % 10 ~, -ot, -e,. ,ew
POTATOES ~ '" ', .e ~. 20 oo
prime. per barrel. 7l.'O 10 :. w. -, No..
Seneca. per pound 30 to ,oI' - a..
Timothy. per ou,n ed 81, o., s' :" IIcrds
r OrchAI" s'o9'' ,,''.v w. IN, - 70
- Sn ''''' .'' "
/ wv .t
/ S1'n9' no, ',0 ~ III "a - r.. per
, N"oi iu". W $50 sl'. ,.', ,.,,,.d
. pound un~"s''' ~ ,do .,o,nsf,
} " '''' -, ana>,r.u
e ''"' e., "A
& Hay-No. imolny' per .o"' 80. -
SD. ~. :. Nl'''V ~ rlf .,o -, ~ ~,
Sl2 to .lj' Virginia Clover fiV ~ @'-'
/ Baled Oais-@ 20 0l-.
Nhuchs - baitd' ID 10 .'.' IN
Stra" 'om lie'r'' .ND - a., -.
90 4.c' loos'' piesse'' '"' ~ '''''''
70 oVc.
u "rorer'e>' rte. ,.
- BrOOms-lwO strings. Hl.OV I'D g l'-''
, 49, ...t,..,g - JO to 80 90. four
sfring4. $500 20 S3 co.
Baskets NhIoW' rll' 10 fi'' P0'
nest. spit, 30 To ,'c per v'~'"' l..,,,
Can tomatoes. % pounds, per dolen'
80 to 90c 80.
Can 'orn' p pouD"'' P''
500
Rice-Carolina, q 10 ''' Ha"5"'"
otc -, a.
Salt Liverpool from store. - ~ ~.
ound alum from store, per sach' S''V'
to 81 o..
" Iallow-lc.
y, Lard-Pure, s.c' pressed. &c e. e., r.,
Molass,s- Extra. h,s.neau, 40 ~ y, , ~,
per gallon - 10 32c' New Oiiea's
prime To- choice. 80 to SOC.
+ SOAP Common. > 20 DC. D st WASH
y. ing b. Sc; toilet. i'to zoe.
la Sugar ulanul'l,'' W.. ',e' y - - '''
V..-- f.lupL % fD INt- lmleTiAl. vp u
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mfsn
fu IN inylsu mott Nstcni y ems
nl we receive y %
a &c aflsi y tt a
l said ri
That The IS Indeed nI"4" IN MI d'"A no
Iu
lIlun ncroes
4I W III p I'M 81
l pei DO % q Ia cspDo L % e. INA
d
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cincinnati Markets.


CNcNNATI. O.. July l3 Pork regu.
lar. sl2.OOaSl2. family, Sl2.l2ta
Sl2.2j. Lqrd-kettle-dried. 1a'sc
Bacon-short clear. sides, 20 5gaSt -
Whisky sales So barrels Of finished
goods.
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I}rNI,

VIRGINIA ArsE>i-' hi''"'' 81
,,. v,ree- Compare nalysis anu
J." ''' .a, ,ee that our wator is nearly
'Sree times the strength OF any o'p '.'
~ ,ga,cr. and contains no orJ'"'e
49, 49, ror,a'e by all dragei.ts' ara
h ma" p. Rou,'. sole agent, . 9eoonu ""O
~ Si.i ~ streets I Send for CIRCULAR
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IMITATION i, the sinceret in,,ery i
iftbe Old Virginia Cher OTIS dii. not
live universal satisfactiol 20 the con-
sumer there would not DO 50 'nlhY
mita ioai OF that famous orani'
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The following internal revenue coll
icclions were made in This city yesier-
day Cigars, &c. $4,000. t-bacco. -
$50 gG. total. - $50 eJ.
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Wdoaealc and Christian Onion
e ..0laciln. % crusade asa.'i,i t"e
lI..n. HaIt AS ihc REMARKS oi These
IerDlioals have reference 90 tine kissins
y women bs one another there IS no. "a
MN u -. -.nuLIll vino vii nLLnll
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"c'tS
q
delight by the
aWf.a ytf has
-
~rnaiPo
TAI
las
L-L ~ !.
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J,. lave yoa noticed 'Ae JIG"
.sle, Of tm slippers 1.,,. t.,,
Brown Ncs. I've noi'e.' ,''e.'I IA -
,be r,le is not new. My mother M" '... "
, ,"5 " ,an Slippers when l was " mere
fo~ vhi.hI warmly rcmcmDe''-O''''
NIf..II
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aonou anl O. lrou lr0u loit The
frl W mai, dt
ih,fa
tI n c lU clouta
bon
I. l .0f r 81 0 lr l tal gs
f,f. t f be alirct tho ,..,f
. lc iun ran
N'snI 'i.in ofi
DISEASE
ioftihc % gain the
I itlind c ifftnf. f.er
i
snrsAe recent
1fe Do iuo lint
t f. ii f f Hco.u ff for b D.
I H.,rl fs isea> t,t r+,i.
, DI fs have p. l... In . r.f
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Lumber White oak. per 900. SlO e
SIS. yellow pine. framing tmber's9 Il
$40 per 600. boards. IS To $40; poplar >
West Virginia, 30 1, $50, No. . So
\. -1E
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wnoL,s,lt pE,cE crRxENr.
InnnfrN PFC aimfe.

Rerorted Dos SpnNcy & Oyerhcy. Commits
sion Merchants. 1905 Cary street.
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calling my attention 10"
an ~
CirrT icnHoNp Va Jnne2' S'
T. Harnmn General BIna"o1, M
lpC Z pasN
beneficial and cheenly res'n@1nd ~ NY '' r.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
New ,osIs ,tock narIse,
NV York, July l3.

Reported byC 80. Branch & Co.,. bankers
and brokers. $50. llli Main street.
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OfFtCE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO ~ 60.
ICHaOND. "a. March !, l>>o.
lived on llWtr Jane, River Tor "lsht
wears "a ne mnlArlal dis ret. Nr NN,h
- tl,orn,',hfv cnarred With this deadly
poi-or. lexhau-icl the usually ptcs'tip~a
and tom site remedies without any n'n''t'
I was infn.ad % Try iOltN-io % : t.'t-
ran y <of A<DINE Before using tWo
hotttrs m liver was aroused nom IT. hong
torpor, anl am nov enjoying me n,s' ga
haalt IA. NV wife and chlldfen derived tue
''''"' j. A. WYATT,
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FIRST BOARD.

nepor ed by John L. williams ( Son,
banker. and brokers. No. III Main street
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GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. BID. Asked.
United States AS r. * c.. 1861 .....
United States Is X. 4 c.. rs ..."
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Grain ana cotton Exchange.

RICHMOND. Va. July 10. 1852.
OFF EklN0S.
Wheat -242 bushels.
Corn 900 bushels.
OATS 900 bushels
No sales reported to the secretary
COTTON REPORT.
Market firm.
OpofofiOas. -Middling. lOsc.: low
miGdnug. 9!c.; good ordinary
Sic.
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READ ,l,' n, TuE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS {:
N CRY TANEs CTY HAIL RIcnNOsD, "a. june 20 Issv


Ccau M div
Fort the
Of relief nn
tIn he n
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>.u yorkriuanciaI Market.
IBy telegraph


NEW YORK. July 10 Money closed at
- per cent. the only rate. Exchange
closed steady. posted rates. io'aisei.
actual rates. ls6iais6i for sixty Gays.
and ASST for demand. Governments
closed steady. currency 6's. ITO bld. > -
coupons. 1881 bid. : 5. DO. 1868 bid.
the stock market to-day was moder-
ately active and firm. The opening
prices were from TO per cent. higher
Than last evenings closing for many
stocks. and th's alvarez was iuflher
Increased by Slight fraction by ma
day. The dealings were without
special feature. except IN the case oil
the trust stocks. which were more
M less excited. The lead trusts
opencd per cent. lower, but M
the early trading displayed some
strength. moving up Sugar trusts
opened lower al 100 aud declined los,
bat Subsequently recovered the loss,
and advanced To llls. In the railroad
list st. Paul was especially strong. adj
vaucipe Is per cent The strength oil
the market was assisted by the favor
able showing in the bank state
ment. which showed an increase ~
the reserves of n 6l2.oj9. The mar
ket closed strong at about tho hest
figures all around.
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baltimore. Mp~ June L. 1880
General 4. =. Hnrfhorne. Bplnn,ore. MI


ltakeg
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RICHMOND. VA, July 10, 1889.

900 Western y. c. X. X. 6's at -.
600 Western \. {. X. X. IS at %.
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who are suffering from Csiarrh. WIN thank
am very respectfully,
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Bulk Meats - Sides, 7c. shoulders,
&c.
Bacon-Wcsiern shoulders. &C.. clear
rib sides. So. breasta. lOc' hams, i5c.
Flour Richmond patent roller
family. - Do 20 S6; fancy family - to
- -: family. - soto $40. cits extra
$50 to 81 city supefline, 800 To
$3.50. city fine. 500 To- %.
Meal City pr bushel, Ooci country
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-05

The steam Yacht Restless. the hand
some craft belonging to Postmaster
General Wanamaker, was in Port yes
terday. She came for coal ANA sup
plies. which she procured at the yard
of Mcssrs. George ". Taylor * Co..
after which she proceeded. Assistant
Postmaster-GeneTal ClaIksOn, family.
and q party of guests were on board
but did not come ashore.
The Lighthouse Board in Washing
ton gives notice that the light buoy at
the tail of the Horseshoe. IN Chesapeake
bay. has been removed for repairs. II
will be replaced as soon as possible.
Dr. Il. NJ. Saunders. president Of the
East Mississippi Female College, and
formerly principal of ths Norfolk Col
lege for Young Ladies, met with q serl-
Gus accident last Saturday night al
Meridian, Miss. lie was standing on
chair trying 10 reach book in a heavy
bookcase when the case tOppled over
and fell on him, crushing him to the
floor, breaking his right collar.bone and
severely brUising hi, face and head and
iuiuriDg his left shoulder and arm.
Some children passing saw tho accident
aud gave the alarm, When assistance
reached him he was unconscious. He
Is reported as better.-NOrf0lk Land
mark.
A Iirgiaian reporter interviewed
General Y. d. GrOner Yesterday and
asked him if the ti-Mahoneites in
tended having a conference at an early
day. General Groner's reply was that
the ants were waiting an answer
from General Malone to the eommuni-
cation thoy had addressed TO him at
their meeting held IN Washington sew
eTal weeks ago. The General said that
a meeting of the anti 5 would have been
called for yesterday but for the fact
they had been assured by a member Of
the Cabinet that General Malone would
reply TO their communication as soon
a, he could secure "a meeting OF his
SLch a meeting will be
held next week, aud the ants ex-
pect reply. Until Mahone's commit
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Portsmouth,.

Yesterday Captain Rutherford. of the
British steamship. arrived in port from
Hamburg. and made the following re-
port TO the Branch photographic Office:
He said. We left Hamburg Sunday
June 9TH: experienced very rough
weather with fog during voyage lost
one yawi boat June 25th, sighted III
Y. Lat. IS degrees a seconds, and W.
Lon. 81 degrees and % seconds, large
iceberg. apparently drifting TO the
southwark. June 27th. in y. Lat. Al
degrees % seconds, and W. Lon "a de-
grees 30 seconds. passed Norwegian
bark. showing II. X. p. D.. bound from
London 20 New York, and desiring 70
be- reported. Arrived in the Capes last
night.
Al Tie last meeting 4 Washington
Lodge. No. .. /. %. o. f., when the re-.
contlv.elected officers were appointed
by Noble Grand T.. ". Bray, and were
also installed. W. j. Ballen tine. con
ducto-. John Addison. warden; a. G.
Ward. r. $. to y c.. Charles A. Peed.
/. 5. to y. G.; George W. Hill, K. ,. to
Y. g.. David ID. Lucy. l.. 5. to v 81
Charles $. Bailey, r. $. =, b. +. Odel
S.:L. b. East. /. g.: James s.
Pebworth. G.. G.-Portsmouth Enter
prise Times.
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Roanoke

Tie Herald recently suggested the
organization Of q Southwest Virginia
Press Association. in this city, Septem-
Der 4th. and requested the newspaper
men IN favor Of Do To write 10 ~ on the
subject. We hope they Will bear the
proposition ina mind. for such am or.
ganizlti0n would be II incalculable
advantage 90 the fraternity.
Mr. vi. +. Bragg. for several years the
ticket agent at the Union depot. left
yesterday 10 take charge Of the ticket
agency Tor the Norfolk and Western
Railroad at Lynchburg. Mr.. Bragg has
many friends IN this city who regret TO
see him leave and wish hum much sue
cess i'm his new abode. Mr. John a.
Pack is bis successor here.
A marriage license was issued by the
clerk of the Hus;ing5 court TO Mr. W.
O.. Morgan. Of Radiord. and Miss Anna
Peck, Of this city.-Roaaoke Herald.
The proposed emigration Of colored
cOttOu-TaiseIs To- Mexico Will not Inn
prove the social condition of the sister
republic 10 any great extent. The pop
ulation Of the country is decided ly
m0ngrel as now constituted, and with
q large admixture of negroes, life there
would be even less desirable than it Ii
at present. Some Of these days Mexico
will be the garden spot Of the United
States, and in view Of it, dssirability q.
place 10 live in, q further addition d
dark races Is certainly not 20 he wished
fOr. -ROdAOks Times.
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Rockingham.

Last "Wednesday Mr. Peter Roller
prepared himself with a shield TO take "a
cap from one ~ bic bees. which are
generally very cross when disturbed.
The bees showed fight and got under
his protector and assailed him at every
vulnerable point, singing him so badly
that he gave ur the job aud had 20 ~
Co bed. as ue became quite sick. a gem
tlemau ON horseback was attacked by
the bees and bad 90 retreat. a two
horse team $50. forced 10 turn back and
take circut0us route. Another honey
taker was summoned tO replace thecap,
and he was forced TO retreat 10 the
creek aud throw water over himself.
The bees at tha, stand still hold the
Tort"
A. X. Fletcher, Esqn has been ap-
pointed custodian of the United State.
c0urt-house aud p0stoflice 40 this place.
Postmaster Sullivan has pul ia hessrs.
". ~. Roller and Frank Nicholas as
his clerks. Rockingham Register.
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LUCIEN p. TArIN. Wee President
SO lill Nain street ana Kos Auisi
WIN WrIsl0Eg. Freight and Passenger ~
tuf.tN
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Petersburg.

From our Richmond letter this morn
ing il viii be seen that there is re-
mote possibility Of Virginia sacred
soil being chosen as the battle ground
for Sullivan aud Kilmin. The Boston
boy 5 hacker whose letter our CORES
u0nlent refers Co. says. surely. the
gallant luz Lee would not interfere.
Why should BIO ? Let the brutes pun
mel each other to their heart content.
aud the more the better, say the decent
people.
The funeral of Mrs. G.. /. Wait took
place yesterday afternoon from the
Iabb Presbyterian Church. The
services were conducted by Rev. j. W.
R0-ebro.
Nearly ten yeas ago She was mar
in 1abb-street Presbyterian Church 90
Professor Charles 4 Wait. 81 Little
Rock. Ark. who had gained several dc.
grees 40 the University of Virginia. and
who at The time Of bis marriage was
professor Of chemistry in the missouri
State School Of Miues and Ieiallurgy
and also director0f that institution. lie
now bias tine profe,sorship of chemistry
in the Knoxville l1enn.l University
Petersburg hlder Appeal.
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Man IS an ungainly creature Mt tbs
best. His head is an irregular sphcroid
his eyes are not alike orof equal cilicien
cy; his whiskers won't grow uniformly.
ono shoulder is higher than tho other
ono hand or foot larger than the other
and this is on opposite sides-his hips On
he has any are unequal in shape. The
calves Of his les are not twins In any
thing but age; and without his tailor
halter and bootmakor he is a sorry look
ing animal Ogden Argus.
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NEWS OF THE STATE.
a Glance. All Around-fdttortai Notes
and Local Hits from various Pens
aud Pencils
The TINES presents to-day the latest
news from our State exchanges:
SfnuutOu.

aud Pencils.
The TINES presents to-day the latest
news from our State exchanges
sfaUntoD.
AZ meeting Of the Stanton Dog
Kennel Club on Friday. June 2sth,
when the club was organized, the fol-
lowing officers were elected:
Alex. Hartman, president; Thomas
Hogshead, treasurer; III. Argenbright,
secretary: j. =. Newman. manager.
Dircciors-E Echols. c.. +. Kemper,
Thomas Kivlighan, K. r. Andrews, and
L. j. Crowder. The club have a %
acre lot south Of the city, and will soon
have their dogs in very comfortable
quarters.
The fruit crop Of all kinds in thi;
vicinity will be heavy. Many Of OUT
uit-3rowers have provided them
selves with fruit evapolatoTs, and il
will prove a paying investment.
Our mountain resorts are not filling
mp this season "a rapidly as formerly.
Mrs. McCarty, mother of Captain
Page McCarty. editor u the Richmond
TINES. arrived here from Richmond OF
Monday. She is tho guest Of Mrs. f
b. Johnston, matron Of the Deaf, Dumt
and Blind Institution.
Professor John II. Bader. principa
OF the high school of this city, who left
here for Germany on the 3lst of May
in consequence Of the flood which oc
CURED 40 that time, failed to reacl
New York city in time to take the
steamer ON which he had engaged pas
sage. and was transferred to S. S
Pennland. On Monday. July lst. W.
received hitter from him on board tha
steamer dated Saturday, June 18th. Al
that time the Landsend was sighted
and he expected 70 reach Antwerp on
Monday morning. the l7lh, whence h'
would 90 TO Hamburg, and thence to
Berlin. his objective point.-Siamtol
Spectator.
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An interesting marriage was ceie'
brated at 4 O'Clock yesterday afternoon
AT lhe residence II Captain Samuel a.
Boyd. ON Main street. the contracting
parties being Miss SaIlie. the charming
daughter of Sir. Joseph Lawson. Of thu.
city. and Mr.. Thomas J Hunter, OF
Atlanta. Ga. The ceremony was inn
pressiyely performed by Rev. DR.. W. J..
Hall. aud Immediately thereafter the
happy couple repaired to the depot and
left on the Richmond and Danville
train for their future home at Atlanta
- Llmchburg NCics.
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4 rcrusai of The Declaration Of In
dependence THAT was adopted one hun
bred and thirteen years ago viii sug-
gest 10 some people the idea that one
portion of this country is suffering
from several of Che evils against which
the whole of it "rebelled IN l716
Mr.. Henry Hammil, who was stuck-
Ell with paralysis some time ago, Is con-
fined 20 his home, and 1t is feared that
the attack has impaired his miud.-1l-
eldndriQ gazette.
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Co-raspondingly quick lmeto o-hcfpo'nn
Through bills Of laden issued sl .ow ra,es.
g. A. TAYLOR,
cr22 General Freight Agent.
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THE COSTA RICANs ARE OFF THEIR
BAsE.-It is said but not very serious
ly we imagine. that the Costa Rica
Senate will not allow the Nicaragua
Canal to run through any part of that
diminutive Republic.
This matter was all amicably ar
ranged with Soto, who saw al glance
the commercial advantages which
would accrue 10 his country through
the canal. The Costa Rlcaas g0t all
.hev asked fora certain number of
shares of stock and representation on
the board of directors. Everybody
was satisfied. and the engineers began
10 lay out the route.
But Soto has disappeared. Another
party under the lead Of Esquiyel has
control of affairs. They grayely pro-
pose % repudiate the ARRANGEMENTS
heretofore made aud 10 stipulate new
terms on which We may be permitted
e. cross the territory
Ii is probably blum for the purpose
of getting more concessions. Political
parties in Central America have a keen
eve To the main chance. They remain
in power but short time. and thete-
fore adopt the time-hOnOred motto 4
Tammany to get their hands on every
thing within reach. and keep ali they
can. SO far they have lived up 10 this
motto with a devotion worthy of bet.
ter cause.
The disturbance is not at all alarming
and will not last long. The Costa Ri
cans say too much TO mean much, and
their threat to buy fleet Of gunboats
Is simply broggadocio. \ little plain
talk between them and the gentlemen
at Washington Will cause the clouds to
roll by. In the meantime II is safe to
90 on with that canal. -N.Y... Ha all.
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RAILROAns.


DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
L. AND POTOMAC RAILHOAD.-soheduit
commencing APRIL 2lst' 1909 - eas'f4N
standard time: ... O.. 49,. 49,.
7.Ss am. leaves Byrd street siAtio1 daily. stoli
only NJ Ashland Junction. hiuofa,
and Fredericksburg. sleeper 1,
Warrington and New D ork.
ffn- am. leaves Byrd street station daily, o.
cept sunday. Parlor car 90 Washing
ton.
SOS m. leaves BYRD street statios dairy
deeper fO New York.
$50 ar. arrives AZ Byrd-street station daily
Sleeper from New York.
As ON. arrives AZ Byrd street station daily
stops At Fredericksburg, Milford
Junction and AshIaf "a. Sleeper from
Washingtt % AMI Sew York.
1910 pm. arrives AZ Byrd street station ceilI.
except Sunday. ParlOr car from
Washington.
ASHLAND TRAiN8.
DAILY ExCsPr susoAvs.
ntsam. leaves Elba. Arrives 40 Ashland 10
lH am.
zoo ma. accommodation. leaves byrd street
station. arrives az Ashland af pm.
Coz PM. leaves kiba arrives ~ Ashland a.
efb pm.
s.,5 am. arrives Elba. Leaves Ashland 80 ooi
an.
s:35 am. accommodation, srriyca AZ Byra-
street station; leaves Ash.ani 90 '.ei
AN.
$50 pr. arrives at EIba leaves Ashland al
TkYLOR. Genera Ticket Agent
K T. d. HYEKs. General suOerntenden-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-05

Baking powders are mixtures Of chomi'
Gals which, when moistened, liborato car
bonic acid gas. They are added TO the
flour used in hreadmaking, so that the
gas, as il escapes, may puff up the dough,
rendering it spongy and light. Yeast
serves the same purpose by causing o
fermentation IN tho -four, which also de-
vclops carbonicacil ga5-Boston Budget.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-05

A party Of surveyors. composed oil
Major W. NJ. Gordon. l.. X. Estes, 4.
r. Fusburg. and 5. W. GOODWIN, all oil
Lynchburg. are in town this week at
Hotel Linden. They are preparing to
survey for the new tracks and new
docks that are TO be built this summer.
New green corn appeared IN town Tor
sale this week at the low figure OF
fifteen cents a dozen.
Huckleberries are retailing at ten
cents quart.
Hon. II. II. Pollard, Of Richmond
was in town this week visiting his &C,
quaintances in this place.-West rom
! Star.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-05

THE orationof the day was true to the
traditions. lie got in, the waves OF the
Atlantic that beat the storm-ridden Hat
teras and the more pacific pulses Of the
Western ocean that lave the golden
strands Of California. Also, the eagle
stretching his wings entirely across
from sea to sea, and proclaiming the
glory of everything, whileihe held in his
claw the newly-made flag with forty
two stars
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-05

"You never loved me, John" sobbod
Mrs. Billus Historically.
Maria" exclaimed Mr. Billus ear
Mostly, "you are mistaken II you will
look back over tho family expense nc
count you viii find that it cost as S91JC
for repairing rocking chairs during the
first three years Of our married life. -
Chicago Tribune.