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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-07
B0ULANGERIES.
he WILL NOT RETURN TO GAY
PARIS.
OPPOSED TO HEARING SENA
TORIAL MUSIC
The GOVERNMENT TRYING TO OCsI
HIM.
The Two Long Conferences which tho
GenoIal aud His Friends Heid-His
Manifesfo-He Talks In
Rounded Sentences
Herald ]

BRussELs. April 5.-The principal
fact to-day in the Boulanger affair is
that the General and his friends have
held two long conferences After the
second NM Laguerre and Laisant re-
turned to Paris, taking with them the
following manifesto, which will make its
appearance in the Paris morning papers:
TO ELECTORS.
You have read the requisition which
the procureur General Quesnay de
Beaurepaire has presented 10 the Cham
Der of Deputies in order TO attempt to
Justify the infamous proceedings TO
which a frightened Parliament has given
its adhesion.
at is proposed to bring me before an
exceptional iribunal-beiore the Senate
a body composed OF my political enc
mics, whom | cannot accept as judges.
Your sterling common sense has already
done Justice TO their tissue Of lies, TO
this collection of abOminable calumuies,
going back tO 1871.
" The 0dious document of NJ de Beau
rcpaifo deals with nearly all the acts OF
my existence prior % my being Minister
OF War and TO my return 10 political life
as so many crimes. These acls have long
been known 10 all. If they were culpa-
hle / must have had as my accOmpllces
the men who made me a Minister, and
more especially those who were my col
leagues.
As for The rest, all the lying inyen-
tions of tine man who has placed himself
al the service of a dishOnOred govern
meut. and who for that reason has proved
himself unworthy of the title of magis-
tratc, will have no mold on your minds.
You will tIeat thi, pitilul romance with
tine contempt that il inspires in me.
AS soldier devote my lite to the
orgice of my country as Minister Ol
War contributed to assuring its de-
Tense, and as "a patriot and a citizen !
have had the legitimate ambition 10
wrest the Republic from the hands of
those who were weakening and running
il. You desire and | desire an honest
republic republic for all good French
men-in one word, a national republic.
I on wish and | wish TO secure this re-
public by legal means-by the regular
exercise OF universal suffrage
All the violence, all the calumnies
that are heaped upon Us, will not turn us
aside either lIom the end We have in
view or from the means We have re-
solved on TO reach that end. In a few
months universal suffrage will confirm
your decision, which tins fcquisitiOn OF
an agent of chance and exceptional
jurisdiction is careful not to mention.
IL will in This WAY by H. sovereign SEN
tence assure The deliyerance OF our
country
VIE 10 Franeel Jfre IL RepuJliQue'
GENERAL BOULANoER.
Brussels, April ., 1889"
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FOR SALE.

SCOTTSYILLE COURIER" FOR
> sALF-l will sell az very reasonable
rates the Courier. published weealy At See it's
VILE. Alhemarle county. Va The paIer has
been published continuously Tor rfty-thrce
years and has ways mals fair income.
A well equip, ed job Office IL attach 4 10 the
newspaper department. For particulars ad-
dress
J. CHILL.
.ScOusvillc. Va.
Railroad commissioners Oice, Rchmond.
mrh 2s-th. su-6t
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-07
A DISASTROUS Fire.

SAVANNAH, GA, April 6.-Fire burned
four or i've blocks in the city to-
night, causing loss o. million aud a
half dollars A. sistance has been asked
IRON Macon and other neighboring towns
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Arrival of the American baseball Tou-

NEW YORK, April 6-The American
base ball tourists arrived on the steamer
Adriatic this morning. The steamer
Laura A. starin, with 200 people on
board met the Adriatic at quarantine
and took the party aboard.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-07
THE GOVERNMENT TRIES TO Dust BOu
LANCER FROM BELGIUM.

THE GOVERNMENT TRIES TO GUST BOu-
LANCER FROM BELGIUM.
PARIS, April 5.-The Senate will be-
Gin the trial of General Boulanger on
Monday next During the trial no ses-
sion of the Chamber OF Deputies will be
held
The government is urging Belgium to
expcl General BoulaBger
Opporunist and radical papers regard
The vote la The Chamber of Deputies yes
lerday authorizing the prosecution OF
General Boulanger by the government as
a death blow 10 Boulangsm.
Count Dillon and VI. ROchefOrt will be
prosecuted by the government for their
connection with the BOulangist move
mcut
VI. Bouchez, the dismissed Public Pro-
secutor, informed General BOulanger Il
fortnight before his light that the gov
eminent intended to arrest him
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Death ofJames j. Chris lie.

WASHINGTON, ID. C., April 6.-Jam, s
J. Christie, many years door keeper OF
the Senate. died this morning from pneu-
monia, contracted on Inauguration day
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-07

Mrs Randolph Norris will Civ ger
man on the 24th, IN honor of her brother
who will be here from tn North at that
time,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-07
TmE HAstY TswGS,

Published every day in ihe
wear. aEsd the Ou;y Monday
morning daily issued in
virginia. S
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-07
SNOW STORM.
THE FLAKES FLY THICK AND FAST

4 DAI or WIND AND RAIN
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-07

In consequence of the heavy storm
north of Richmond, the telegraph lines
were prostrated and no telegraph news
could be seat last night.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-07

Wants, Marriage ANA
Death Notices. not exceed
ing eight lines, 9J cents for
each insertion.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-07

THE ATTENTION OF SOCIETY
/ people IA called 10 the fact that our Amer
lean Beauty and Other nne rose buds are being
sold AT only Sl.2j per dozen Visit thi nne-t
Rose Houses I'm tho south New Reservoir
Ko-e Garden. store corner Third and Broad
streets. ARTURO IHORNIoN. Agent.
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NOIICi;

NOTICEi NOTICE NOTlCEni
will have an auction on
THURSDAY NEXT. TBR I'm ArRri-
Al parties having forfeited edges with me
will please cali and pay lltercst or iodecm
them. on they Will b" sold
ELLIS ABRAM, Pawnbrokcr.
ap 5-,t gl6 east Broad street.
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AMUsE,shNrs.
DICuMOND THEATRE.
GRAND CONCERT,

under the direction oi
CAPTAIN PRANK So. CCNNlNGHAM,
witha corps of thc Finest Amateur Talent 100
tf. ciIy. Also hri.f addresses hy GONLitNoh
LKE MAYOR ELLYsON aud COLONEL
IAIIWELL ELLETr
THURSDAY, APRIL llrH, 1889.
F.r benefit of Plckotrs DIV sion. Co pay hai-
anoe due on the Monument erected TO
tho dead of Pickett's Difisi D.
Ie.cfs. 1Hc. so reserved seals. aps DO
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EsFE EEEG

sfE ~ NHtS-,
Established january, iS3 l.,
Wae absorbed by The isaiiy
EimYs December -. t~s~.
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MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
berger Loath. b3s.ees and Managers.
Wednesday. Thursday ,.,,,
iIlaf Hn saturday. April lu, ll.l- aui io.
90 j. NJ
Grand saturday Matinee ot2fN J.. u.
lmre Kinlfy- brilliant production OF tu.
BLACK CROOK
Presented Ou scale of great mis-lN-tnrt
uul grandeur
fIl-f auUCarHuDe Ne.e uf flr "Nril Aictitst
Aerial artists.
TITS SISTERS ONGAR.
r.r.farreaiaule here of fho musical eccentric
BlBD AND BOnD.
Hurpeiancc ot the famous
DARE BROTHERS
a-GRAND BALLEIs-3.
l.sI. ana elaborate scenery. costume. Sc.
pH..- a5 rl. 81 cents. aud Al, nccprilnf T.
APP
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WEST END
Land & Improvement Co.
DIRECTORS

L.. -. Christian, John Is. Purcell,
j. .J. M ontague, Moses Mill
hiser. Joseph Bryan,
James ii. Dooley.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-24

ISAXSSS SSsZNI6y ON
yIS&5SSS MES

HUMPHREYS VETERINARY SPECIFICS
"A Used by all owners Of Horse and Cat.
lie. A Complimentary copy OF Dr.. Humphreys'
veterinary Manual 600 pages on treatment and
care Of Domestic Administrators, Cattle. Sheep,
LOGS and Poultry - Sent free. HUMPHREYEs
MEDIcTNE Co.. 100 Fulton St., N. Y. --.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-24
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IkAtJgLEIsPS Y 1ZJp yR

-DE q. 6. WESTA nSRODEK
NA,NERWYsi MOzG, gwaranto-
wane %jtajemnicze ylekarstwo ma n.y.,
steryas,s zawrot w g.owie, kenwul-
s.ye,} mrukliwosd nesw0wa. snewral-
.gia, Dol gfowy, nerwowa prosra-
Scya, pochodzaca z-u&Ftku alkohe-
lu' Tub 'tabakf, bczsennose, prey
.g%nebIenio 'hinybfowe, -rezmiekcse-
s$ntie mozgu,' prowadzace do 'obfaka
;;shia, ! do nieszczescia, o ROC ,aczys
& Rmierci powodujace rychte re
zs~tatzlnie lsiea niepfddhoY, PIRATE
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nych taJny chigxslAoF bKa5de pI-
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-24
$500 g. NY

r, Wyptaclmy pewyzsza nagre;,
de-za kazdy aprzypadek ncierpienia.
MAJ watr"be, disersyi, pieustnjacege
bolu gtewys nifstrawnoisi, ;AatHpr;
dzenia il Ataregn bSkmy ME mo-
gil wvleczyd ,Westa p sgu1fkkamit IA
wareoe, z Fosln wyrehienemi,
zeli WskazaGwkj nasze kcisle costa:
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PTEKARZ y sc ,gnss1b
a. M Ct. HACKLEKkGIH 70
M. IS W. Third Str, Cor, Main
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TowaYzysfwo Prem. Ttze-
Alb'
Chicago. Hll.tsIGA 80

Viii
Ninieiszem naMiada,nia isie, iz9
ma posiedzeniu rocznems odbytem
dnia 1890 sierpMa !. bW- powyzYsJ
wym'en'one Toyystw wyMa9g
ma rok nastepny nova Admlnl-
stracya.
stall; JJb,x:HiosSse:sT1'Wff:-SOI>I7
Kazim1stk Brukwich prezes, a. I
Andraeg 8NrdsinsH viHeapEesis .
staniaaw Wsiigdrski, Tsehrss ,pfot.f
Kazimisszzk uczals,,1s ekrs 9nansoeju
Anasts1pi AsakaksayeE1S%; sS
Watsntyq
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FIR. x. Wl elEdfiEaNsEir ss17Rada' fg2&6
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Jak6b Gorgolewski fza =
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gs.; x; W T4ast;sx5Iz 4Rtfy sn
Wiaags4aT1P We zosnhio5s1kl pG6ad dah55tg;7
Jozef W6jkowski '4;aJ 'iEowiso
Korespondencye tyczaace sig
T~owiaY1zqstwMa q Prem! aRzehleslhi-
k6w Polskich W Chicagealll 5pres
SEE }askawie przysepd do nizeil
6I"nS
podplsanego. AlAA WYE
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ZAswfhRUsA!
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:K{1faa91aHEtpss i%}, dzon "Eoh heh7s9om
szlachetnego kardvnata Man :
ningug Waslost rahetnikow "a
JUL zgodah ,4upe1na
i wAzystkje strony saT zpdpwo.
lone Zas]ugi kardynalfat Man
hihgaAuznane zostofy navel
pr'zez socyalistow;: spoglqlaja
ohi q podziwem ma sedziweso
kapiana, kt6ry mimo 50 lat
syolch ]zieh ! noe pracowal,
karcif 'ch1ebodawc6w, ID upomi-
snaf robotn1kow, wreszcie Ego
da uwiehczyi diuga wake.
Pretsstanet shgielsey7 say "a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-24
-oGniezno i" 6dica.hsc

BSprzYsk}6sci G1Tieznlensk1ego
rozp19edBSe& Sig aPosener ztg:'' Ivy mass
tepuja6,yfoh slo~ach; ~%"%s .n7t
wv tycha dniach p. sa@Gratf
sprzedaa5omajateN ~Czechyu $1,000
m6rg)okemisyiy kolon'zacyjhe5. Czes
chy 'bylyeo cd lat 10 W jego reku
i stanowi}y dawniej Geese dobr mr..
Wes,strslkiiego.. Majatek ten przez
swe, ipoFoaenie blizke KfecGE .K:blss
sunk ziemi nadaje sig korzystnie
do kolonizacyi i odgraniczonY jest
tylko Dzie6miarkam1, ktsre saw
reku Polaka, p. Waltera, cd 'Ke-
morowa, ]uz rozkolonlzowanego, 2.
ktorem ma po!udnie g%ranicza do
meny :;x#5lle gAkanowIcea HNE
dowko, ARaeaa5kS R ! ID
ne Kubowo, KuboYko Lednago-
70. opr6cz Dziedh5arek sal jesadzss
W Gniezznie9skep W rekach pol
skich: ZakHeMo S1mlanQFo, flet
rzyska CD skrzetuszewo, Modli-
szewo i Popowo podlesne, -Mlele-
SYN, Charbowo, U}anowo CD Po-
marzany. JagnleYfceN Rybno, Lu-
bowiczki, TurostdS@ I Wegorzewo i
Arkuszeyor NaakesE4sa wfa os
s sie%tlla 1%n'zsfassKX -:
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- : ICNINI 2 - I.bV
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odbyty sue VIZ dnl'p25 z. NV
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a trzej pierwsi stajacy u eelu re-
glarze otrzymali nagrody miasta
iqk j W halztoInJh r66darddAkach.
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metrow obelmujacY balon :,Elndu-
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p rzez 81 A9G faf4 ! 4 i4pne 9PqIqpy
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szybujqcych wS.nnlzestsAeyze 10
naraz balouow mmiAaa|tSbes6xkpania
~ M. Wszystkid IpadaAYlyW pol
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, vice
49, SO
| wprost ku iniaateezaku1Szddeiest. Pe-
niewas jodnak WiInlagEa@minut pc
ieh zniknieciu, zerwafa sic gYaf
toThhad burzn,tB, 1JbahSSEdAId> sic zassssa
0 qpbN aeg4s4wt zwikszczp, III gien
ktorzy z Mich pobrali do i6dek i
dzieci. Ale Jua pfksdhR itedc&o|tm|
nadeszfyy' WWiatdoomGaasstci,1 " zaueif z
podr6zpik6w ME. powi6sf'= szlkotdy.
'nimo lAiRstkd1H4hi4 a4e{AsbHch
ba4!oeRpQ5ya> qa'ee 51}e R 9o! siq sPa sz + { wiel-
kioh t:udnqscl. PieYsHzXlm ivy.
ciezca uzniatnyy zost!# Kabitan Port
ret, ktory 70 swoim kalonem PRO
Patr1T tf5566ot metr6w- krrbieznyehh93
Est1ypal>o godzHiA 6rtsj wieczorem
| WI. Masrsde,E0 Vice. god samem
!, D:a.t nj .~l pod,kiuu
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M1eT2W70sKa, 6W s{aWny ma Ca
shy SWAT sspiesak ~aaargesJ} sztH vi
] AoadAnief aiWass1awiahkq, parma
Jadwiga Bermann e Ohedk4.wiesci,
re sic juz nawet osn'fHA
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wv schSytanie XpiegE r9Ayjskle-
20 korneta Sawinea W~zhaczy4a
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Ga1icyi,~ obchwszy soble rude WHO
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-11-21
IS THAT So

WHY should Intelligent persons. as If
they were parrots, adopt and utter Ger
tam phrases and ordinations sat
by Mrs. Blank cher husband is cler-
gyman) in the street-car a few DAYS
ago, and after we had exchanged greet
iug., said, My cousin Angeline sails
for Liverpool to-day" rs that 50 >"
said Mrs. Blank. Yes" said. rally
ing "a well as | could. for this reply
takes all the spirit from me. land she
i, always very i'll on the ocean" rs
that 50 :" said Mrs Blank again. A
pause .oilowed. How can one continue
to pay out tie coin Of converse. ion if
not even the interest comes back?
| was glad to get out of the car and
meet pretty Amy Dexter. | had bit
Of news for her. Amy is in the High
school. aud told her at once that Miss
Cummius, who taught her botaEy last
year. is to be married soon rs that
So" returned Amy. love Amy. but |
do not like rs that 50 :" and FASTENED
on TO get out OF its way but as / went
along Frank Sullivan overlook me. and
will YOU believe that when | told Frank
that Mr.. Strockton had really promised
to answer question, he exclaimed rs
that 50 {"
Later in the day ] told Mr.. Emory
that his playing on the organ last Sun
day had been much complmented, and
he smiled and murmured, rs that 50 %
ANNE NJ LIBBY, in " Vide A,cake. -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-11-21

Mr.. J VI kell..g. wlte II The a..
tornry-geurral Of Kansas, contributes
to Oar STATE an iutrrc>tir. article on
Nv oman Suffrage IN ka1sa.." from
which We CLEAN the following passage. I:
Kansas men are chiyaruu-. but
theirs is the chiyalrs which recognizes
the strength there l. 10 woman'- mature.
while i protects the weakness.
Wumen are now voters 20 tar A.
Inuuiciual affairs are concerned. They
have lot abused Tie trust Or confidence
reposcd in them With the privilege
has come All Increased sense Of re,pon-
-ihiity a. citizens Life has dutir.
aud no woman ha. the nigh. t. claim
The projection Of law. or complain .f
is inciiiciencv, who ucglecis or refuse.
% assist in is upholiing.
Municipal suffrage Ia. proven 4 she
cess. Ii ha, secured ior women tie
increased respect OF men whose respect
i worth having. Il i. gaining in favor
even with those who have been oppose
10 il heretofore. In fact. the workings
OF the law have been such as to remove
the objections which many people have
hitherto entertained The same Legis-
lature which passed the municipal sutf-
rage law. also passed another law pro-
hibiting any one from distributing tick
els or remaining standing within fittv
feet Of the polls during the hours that
the polls are open. hi, does away
with voting crowds. We know OF no
instance where woman has met with
or provoked anv di-respectful treatment
at the polls.
The "Dad women vote has never
troubled us. In most Of our largest
cities. where it has been expected and
prophasied by many that this vote would
over-balance the vote of AL good WON
en-, the result has been the opposite.
Most Of these cities have elected iick, rs
which were understood 70 represent the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-11-21

The LOUISIANA LoTrERY.-As evil
dence of what the Louisiana lottery
managers are making out Of the gullible
people, they offer to pay the Louisiana
Stat. debt in conside alton of legaliz-
ing the company's work for fifty years
more. In the face of all this, people
will continue to invest in tickets where
the chances to win are about equal to
the probability of being struck by
lightning. Ventura Democrat.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-11-21
NY OWN MAMMA"

MY own mamma,
MY dear mamma,
How happy | shall be
Tomorrow night,
AT candle light,
When she comes home to me"
It's Just week,
Since on my cheek
She pressed the parting Kiss;
1t seems like two
| never knew
SO long a week as this.
MY tangled hair
She smooihed with care,
With water bathed my brow.
And all with such
A gentle touch
There's none to do so now.
When up 10 bed
I'm sorrowing led.
linger on the stairs.
lie and weep.
cannot sleep
scarce can say my prayers.
But She will come,
She'll be al home
Tomorrow night, and then
hope that she
Will never I've
50 long away again.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-11-21
Notice Of Foreclosure.

yMHEREA> Mark p. Bowden, Of Penobscot by
w his mortgage deed dated the twenty eighth
day of November, u. Isl and recorded In the
Hancock Registry Of Deeds, Book 1856 page 24O
conveyed Ia me, the undersigned a certain parcel
Of real estate situated in Penobscot in the county
of Hancock, and bounded follows: Westerly
by the waters of Penohscot Bay, nortberly by
land Of Henry 8ow'len. easterly by land formerly
owned hy stephen Perkins, deceased, and south.
erly by land of Osborn Farnham. being the north
ery half of lot Nc. "a 10y Peters plan, and being
same premises sold and conveyed 70 said Marx p
Bowdtn by Ehen Bowcien, July I4th, A. d. 1854
and whereas the condition OF said mortgage has
been broken, now, therefore, by reason Of the
breach Of the condition thereof / claim a fore
closure Of said mortgage.
MARY +. WARREN.
Nov. ;, lSs1. 3w45
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Boston ( Bangor SIS. On.
FALL SERVICE. 1889.
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