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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-14
HOW rBE NAME fouND IT'S ORIGIN
Dr. ffiis. Of baltimore. and rr. Hatcher
Of Richmond, Exchange rulpits sun
daY- school society Celebration
AT the First Baptist Church

To-day is Palm Sunday. and will be
celebrated appropriately by ihe Roman
Catholic AMI Episcopal churches
Palm sunday Latin, Doninul Pf'ma
rqa. or D0m .n Pnmg. the last sunday
in Lent, is so called from the ancient
custom Of blessing hmdches of tho palm
ircc. or of other trees substituted in
those countries iH which palm cannot Dee
procured. and of carrying the blessed
branches ln procession. 900 commemora-
ton of tine iriumphal entry OF out Lord
iutO Jerusalem The date Ol the origin
of THE custom Is uucctaia. ihe
nr,t writer In Western Europe who cX-
pfe--iy refer, to 70 IS the venerable Beae.
The usage certainly existed in the scv-
cnth century 4 special service ie found
in the Roman missll and also in thr
Greek cuchoiogie. for the blessing 90
"b.nche, of palm, and Olives buf in
many countries other trees. as iu Eng
land. the view CO.. ihe willow. and ga Britt
iany the box We're blessed instead. i
procession was formed the members of
which issue from the church. CARRYING
branches i'm their bands and sing
ing hymn suited tO the
occasion OF very ancient origin I'm the
Greek Church the Book OF the Gospels Is
borne in front In some of the Roman
Catholic countries of the West, "a priest,
cor occasionally d myman. Was Tel Bt thc
head az the procession, mounted upon an
as, In c0mmem0rati0n OF our Lord
entry into the city This custom is still
kept up IN Spain and Spanish Americs
A. Rome. tho procession of palms, iu
which The Pope is carried is among the
most striking of the picturesque cere-
monies of "a holy week. Tn England
Palm Sunday was celebrated with con
siderable ceremonial, bus The blessing
and procession OF the palms Was disc0n-
tInued by the Church 0l England t0-
gethor with The other ceremonies
abolished in The reign of Edward vi
The services IN the Episcopal and r.
m m Catholic churches OF this city will.
be as heretofore The lessons, epistles.
and Gospels will Doc appropriate. Palm
sunday being the first day of holy week .
le Gospel in the Episcopal church will
be ST. Matthew account of The cruel. /
iXion
During the week the joint services IN F.
he Episcopal church will be- Monday /.
st. MARKS. Tuesday. Grace Church, /
W einesday, Monumcutal Thursday So +
Johns and 81 Pauls, each ~ j. NJ Good .
Friday services IN ail the churches af ID +
A. VI Each OF the churches viii have "a
number of services ia addition to the
IbOye
Thursday. in holy week. is the dag on
which the oils for Use in the Roman
laihOlc Church used during The sue.
eeding year are blessed There being
DO bishop of Richmond 90 bless tuem
his year the holy oils will be sent 10
Baltimore. and there blessed by Cardinal
Archbishop Gibbons in the Baltimore
fufIaIraI
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Getting Ready for Easier" n The Boston
The Boston One-Price Clothing House,
true 10 its promises on the grand open
Ing day, not only keeps up with but
ahead of The times.
No public occasion passes that is not
duly commended. The eye of one Of
the TINES wide-awase reporters was
directed Yesterday morning TO crowd
in front OF the now wellknwOn west
window EbOwing his way through
the throng he found n novel and beauti-
ul design for the Easter holidays
The great festival is spelled out
E-a-s-t-e-r-in yariocoi0red imitation
eggs Near by is pail Of Easter Eggs
ready for delivery % the children, and
in the barn-yard are the little fowls and
other evidences of country life.
Nicwii- the scene with intent interest
are several children an clad 10 The regu-
nti0n Boston Onc-price Suits.
ln the background is "the little log
cabin iH che lane, from tbe windows OF
which tWO r0sy-cheeked innOcents are
io0king out well pleased with the Holt
day and lbs surroundings All wear gar
mcnts with The Boston stamp upon
them, such as are sold by n0 other house
In the cry
The Easter window r. one of the most
neat appropriate AMI tasty taat >chwarz-
-chiid IS Co. have yet treated che public
lo There will Doc additions made in the
next few days mot only tO This window,
iut to the already immense stock, which
i- af This time perfect In aIl ot its
I.4. u. 81 q d.
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Ruihcriords row. The long line of
wooden shaufies ON Broad street from
Jail alley to the Chesapeake and Ohio
depot. was the cause yesterday of the
Fire Department hcing called out twice
.n ide Of half an holr
Al 1928 J. w. an alarm was sounded
from Box o.. corner o' Broad street end
Jail alley. caused by The burnnroi seven
shingles ON the tenement, $50. 1926 east
Broad This was pun ouf a- the nremen
thought, and the apparatus returned 90
their houses Scarcely bad they gotten
there. when the same box sounded go 70
J.. VI some remnant OFF fhc ire bad
been lefi, and the shingles ON so l52s
tried 90 burn The Department returned
and this was pm. oui The total damage
of both fires was SO.
Rutherford roW bias been known 90
have been on fire upwards of fifty times.
bui somehow 10 seems 10 possess an JIM
munity from destruction once two
tenemcnts did panty burn down. hut
those adjoining siubbOrnly refused 10
catch fire 4 veteran police captain re-
marked yesterday that II the shingles
would NOT burn in the high wind OF yes.
ierlay The row. s0 far as fire was con
ccrncd, seemed likely 10 remain there
forever
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MANCHESTER


Btief News Item. from Over the River.
Mr. James +. Post, treasurer of the
Wilmington and Weldon Railroad Com
pany, and family, of Wilmington y c.,
are in the city, The guests OF Nh. r. {.
TraylOr.
Ii is understood that the Republicans
of Manchester township will nominate
Major Joseph Walker for Supervisor
The Major is now the chairman OF tie
Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield.
The Manchester real estate agents an
ticipate an active business this spring
The hrick-yards around Manchester
are expected TO begin operations next
week
Hickory shad are being caught in
large numbers in the river below Man
chester.
Manchester has a new enierprise-an
Oleomargarine factory. The stun is sold
in Richmond and elsewhere
In the Mayors Court yesterday Moses
Lee Claiborne Ccoioredl was semitic Jail
for fifteen days for stealing from the
money drawer of Nj William Heider.
Edward. Gwathmey )colored) was Up
with stealing a calf from Mrs
Paine, who lives near Bon Air, and sell.
ing the same for s.. Continued until
tomorrow.
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TIE T. {. WILLIAMS COMPANY.
A Charter Of Incorporation Granted by
Judge Wexford.

Judge Wexford yesterday granted q
charter of incorporation to the /. {
Williams Company.
The purposes for which it is formed is
to engage and carry ON the business Of
buying. manufacturing, stripping re-
handling. selling and shipping tobacco.
manufacturing and selling snuff, cigars,
cigarettes. manufacturing and SELL
iobacc0 and cigar boxes OF other articles
for use in the business Of manufacturing
tobacco, and manufacturing and selling
any other kinds of boxes that may De
desired for use by any other person, firm,
or corporation and generally to do any
other act or acts that may be necessary
or proper 10 promote and carry ont the
purposes above enumerated. in order
10 accomplish these ends. 10 purchase and
have conveyed 90 said company AN to-
baccO. stock, claims. fixtures. brands.
good will. &c, owned or used hy tie
firm of 4. G. Williams Il Co wherever
situated.
The capital stock shall be 100000
which may be increased M any Time by
vote of the stockholders 90 "a sum not eN-
cecding 81 900 600, divided into shares of
500 each
The real estate proposed to De held
shall not exceed Ten acres.
The principal Office shall be i'm Rich
mond. Va, but the company shall have
the power 90 establish manufactures
agencies and offices elsewhere
The names of the officers Tor the first
year are. President, Robert =. Boshcr
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-14

The Erin Hunting Club comes forward
with all The erl1f that can bee possible
We viii have everything Hrstclass.
said an enthusiastic member Yesterday
and even il there Is nothing in field OF
forest. we can show YOU something nice
in our club-rO0m
What DO you mcan,f
There are too many things 10 emu
merate iu detail, bpt ] want 90 say This
The Club is a prominent one and have
pretty apartments bat we feel pariicu-
larry pleased at the recognition we have
received from prominent citizen-ML
Preston Belvin, president OF the Powha-
ton Cub-wh0 has seen ht 90 donate a
beautiful mirror an ornament OF which
the club is proud, and which now hangs
in our club rooms
Lets elect him am honorary member
This was settled upon
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-14

The ladies Of The Methodist Episcopal
Church have succeeded in establishing a
childrens cot at the Retreat tor the Sick.
and are now working hard I'm order 10
obtain the amount needed with which 10
endow &c. These ladies' cali on all TO
give them help The sum Of three thou
sand dollars is required tO complete an
endowment The interest on this sum
will keep sick or deformed child in the
COZ until cured or pronounced incurable.
without any expense whatsoever 10 the
parents or friends, Several Of the relis-
ious denominations have COTS already
endowed. The Southern Churciman hiss
ono endowed also. This is e noble char
iiy which commends itself 10 an in
whose heart there is love and kind
ness for poor sick little children
who could not otherwise get the
care and attention which cot
AT the Retreat affords. The Meth.
0dist ladies' do not want 10 be be-
hind the ladies of the other churches.
and they appeal for assistance. C0ntri.
buttons Of any amount will be gratefully
received and acknowledged weekly in
the columns of the Richmond Christian
Advocate. Any Information will be given
by addressing Mrs John !. Cruichheld
treasurer Methodist Cot, No. 1912 west
Main street, Richmond, Va.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-14

IL is understood that after the lst Of
May Dr. MinnigerOde cOntemplate-
making Alexandra biz home Or. Min
nigerode is one of the three examining
chaplain- of the Protestant Episcopal
Theological Seminary, located near
Alexandria Should Dr. Minnigerode
determine TO leave Richmond ID will be
against the wishes OF thousands OF warm
friends, and every effort will bee made 10
induce him TO continue IN this city. in
which he has laborrd for SO many years
and with such wonderful success, a. his
home
Rev Mr. Carmichael. the new rector
OF ST. Pauls Church. is in the city and
will be in the chancel az 81 Pauls to-day.
He viii preach bis farewell sermon Al
the Church or the Ascension. Toronto.
Canada on Easter day, AMI viii assume
formal charge of 81 Pauls the Sunday
following
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EXCHANGE Of PULPIfS.
Or Hatcher 60 Preach in Baltimore To
Day aud Dr. Ellis "a Richmond

Rev DR. T. N. Ellis. OF Baltimore. will
preach this morning 10 the Gracc-street
Baptist Church Last year Dr Ellis as
sisted Dr. Hatcher In "a revival service at
This church. which lasted several weeks.
resulting IN a great manifestation of The
Divine Spirit Or Ellis h. speaker "
great power and eloQuence
This evening az O'Clock, the auniyer-
sary of The Young Mems Missionary So-
cieiy will occur, al which Dr. Ellis viii
preach "a sermon appropriate tor the oc-
casion lie will also address the quar-
ierly meeting OF the Baptist Sunday
School Association of Richmond and
Manchester. which will take place this
evening at o'clock, al the First Baptist
Church
DR. Hatcher will On Dr. Ellis pulpit
in Baltimore 10 day
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SUNDAY 0BSkRN ANCE.
THE CONVENTION THAT WILL MEET
TUESDAY.
DRS SLEDD AND POWERS THE
SPEdhERS
THE PROGRAMME THAT HAS BEEN
AKRANCtD.
The New Collector of Customs for Eich-
moud- Services ~ the soldiers Home
Chapel To M"rrow-Iiro Alarm
Yesterday Afternoon.

Rev W. T. Hatcher, ID. d. pre.iie1',
win call the Christian Sabbath Ob-er'
ance Convention 90 order Tuesday night
April l6'h. 700 $40 o. clock, at 'facs-siIeel
Presbyterian Church.
lhi, convention. composed Of all me
Clergy OF the State who may attend,
and one Jay delegate from every church
outside of Richmond and two law dele
gates from each church in Richmond,
ha- for DO. object thc cessation oi "oi"
ON Sunday e- far a- if may Dc rfactifa-
bic
lie opening exercises ODD Tuesday
might viii be- conducted bF ior. 81. d.
oung pastor OBJ the ftc-nyieuan
Church in AleNanif.', va he topic
for discuss on VIII DE ne D"stI YANG.
of tine Sabbath cess lJnlN reward Fnt.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-14

Very few persons are aware of the
tact that Confederate soldicrs.werc pen
stoned hy the Confederate states GOV
eminent. but they We're { j. John
sion, OF this city yesterday received
from correspondent the certificate of
J. Il Bruce, private Of Snead's Battery
of Nelson's Battalion of Artillery, Viz
ginia. which entitled him 20 private
pay during his life
Bruce enlisted in Richmond when
eighteen years OLD. from Flnyanna
county. in 1862 and was retired from
himborazo Hospital, January ~ 1865.
ON which day bis pension certificate was
-ignei. The signer- We're A. VI Hoilo-
way, b G Craig. and J.. Y. Browne.
Surgeons J.. \ G. s.
The certificate is numbered one hun
drcd and twenly-0ne
What sadness hangs around such "a
memeuio' Tho fate az Private Bruce is
not known, but itmay sifclv be said be
never drew pension from the C. =. A..
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-14

! have for sale privately 1000 feet of
valuable land in Manchester, situated
within one square of the street car line,
and adjoining the Richmond and eters-
burg depot properly This land is in q
rapidly growing section, and will proha-
bly, bring from $40 10 Sl5 foot in a few
mOoths The owner desires me 10 sell 10
as a whole, and will take - per foot for
it, II not sold within thirty days it will
be Withdrawn from the market al the
price named above X. b. TAYLOR.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-14

Friday night, after the regular meeting
of Richmond Conclaye so 1852. I'M.
proved order of Hcpfasophs. Mr. II VI
Walthall, treasurer, in The presence OF
Mr. Henry Flegenheimer arcA9n. and a..
b. Sydor. secretary, handed Mrs bod
son. widow of the late John : D0dson. "a
check for $4,000 al the Hotel Dods0n,
that being the amount for which N
DOdson was insured in lhe order
The proof of death was sent the SUI
prcme secretary March eGth. and the SUI
preme treasurer clerk reached Rich
mond April llth
The supreme conclavc of this order
will meet in the Exchange Hotel next
Tuesday There win De present about
$50 delegates from an points OF the
United states besides d large number Of
visitors
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-14
TIRE WHITE CAPS.
They Commence Fresh Depredations In
Indiana

EVANSVILLE IND, April l8.-The
White Caps have commenced fresh
depredalions In Warrick and Dubois
counties. john Lansford, road super
visor in Madison township. received no.
tice from ihe White Caps that some OF
the hogs he had impounded were
the property OF poor people unable %
pay fines. and il moi promptly released.
he would be- visited "Wednesday night
and compelled 90 surrender them
Thursday morning at Cd sI0ck Mr Lans-
ford was awakened by twenty masked
men. who demanded the hogs. and In
the hight which ensued a son OF Lans-
ford and i've White Caps were
wounded White Caps visited The house
OF v. + MastersOn, OF Newburgh. Thurs.
day night aud administered TO him ten
lasnes and a promise OF forty more if he
does not provide for bis family.
The same night White Caps visited a
negro named James Crews, who has
white wife, tied him 10 \ nearby tree
aud administered forty lashes on his
bare back
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Tn. Revival NJ Laurel street Church.

The revival meeting al Laurelsireet
Church during the past four weeks has
been one OF great power and success.
Nh Wagceuer, The pastor, has labored
faithfully for the salvation of souls. and
his clorls has reen crowned with suc-
cess. Dp 20 Friday uighl there had bees
los conversions 4 er.at many OF the
new convert, have united with the
church, aud large number will unite
with 10 to-day.
There viii Dee special services al the
church this morning at II o'clock and
io-Dlghi al s.}j, by The pastor.
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Circuit Court.

The special grand jury, summoned for
the purpose, yesterday indicted Jame-
POsey and Franz Cslditl each of felony
These two men are penitentiary conyicis,
and tried 10 escape from their keepers.
which attempt constitutes the felony
Mr. :. b. CHM qualified TO practice
law i'm this court.
Twelve judgments were rendered ia
favor of the Commonwealth in coupon
suits.
One suit was instituted, VI NJ Blacker
against Richard W Maury, adminlstTa.
tor of X. II. Maury Action OF debt for
SllOO
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CHANCERY COuGT.
Resisting the Motion for the appointment
of Receiver.

The Chanceiy Court WAS engaged
Yesterday in hearing the argument in
the case of II NJ. Smith * Co. Certain
creditors of II. VI. Smith ~ Go. attacked
The deed of trust made by this firm, and
asked that the deed be set aside and q
receiver be appointed TO take charge OF
the property.
The trustees under the deed, and many
of the creditors, are resisting this move.
The argument, which was continued
from last Thursday, was resumed yester-
day. Messrs. C. Y. Meredith. Coke and
others represent the plaintiff, and
Messrs. Christian and Christian, Col
John II Guy. Frank Mcclure, NJ. NJ.
Gillian and others represent the defend
ant
Messrs CIV. Meredith, J Aston Cabell,
and Frank Mcclure argued yesterday.
Tomorrow. Colonel Guy and others Will
close the argument, after which the case
will be limited to Judge fitzhugh for
decis on
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-14

Mr. John " Fisher yesterday received
a telegrapbic notice OF his appointment
by The President AS collector of customs
for the port of Richmond Mr. Fisher
made application for the position the
first of the year The fees attached to
the Office are not very large Mr. Fisher
was the chief deputy under Collector
Russell, prior 20 which time he was en-
gagged IN the Leaf tobacco business. tie
has been somewhat prominent in poll
tics, and in 1881 ran on the Read ulster
ticket for the House Of DELEGATES from
this city, but was defeated. He has
lived in Richmond many years, and is
well known TO all citizens.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-14

The only two cases OF interest in this
court yesterday We're
Thomas Francioni, the proprietor OF
the bar-Ioom. corner or Main and Nine.
teenth streets, charged with selling
liquor on Sunday lie was tined S2j
fnd costs
John Wiley. charged with fast driving
on the Free bridge Fined slOand costs.
None of the other cases disposed OF
rose above the dignity OF plain drunk
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-14

COMMENCING tO-m0IrOW night and
Continuing for three nights John
Wild plays bis return engagement nj
the Theatre, and will present his musical
farce comedy, Running Wild" which
has made such a success in New York
ely and elsewhere
Running Wild isa comedy, inter.
spersed with some very fine music trio,
quariette, and medley sing NJ. IL con-
,ains .ome Quain, situations and IDEAS,
many OF them entirely novel There are
altogether fourteen people in The com.
pany, and some OF the bes, singers on
the comedy STAGE.
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sunday school celebration.

This morning. at II o'clock the ami
versary of the Second Baptist Church
Sunday school, which was postponed
from last sunday on account of the
weather. will be celebrated in the main
auditorium Of the Church.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-14

WAsHlNGroN, ID. C., April l3.-sec-
rotary Noble to-day appointed Edward
NJ Dawson. of Maryland chief clerk of
the interi, Dep utmen, c,ce George A
Towards, OF tennessee. resigned Mr.
Dawson was chief Of the miscellaneous
division, secretary office lie has been
In the Interior Department for over
twenty VOTE.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-14

We acknowledge receipt or the follow
ing music through Manly b Ramos X
Co..
when the Heart is Young, hy Dud-
ley Buck, one Of the master pieces OF this
noted composer
"A Collection of Popular Airs. as ar.
ranged and played by Mrs joe Person
700 ihe southern EXposiions consisting
of the old time plantation melodies artis-
iicaily arranged
with all Her Faults Love Her Still.
by Monroe II Rosrnheld. AZ sung with
great applause by Dockstaders min
-ffrla
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Services this Afternoon at the Soldiers
Home.

This evening al 43O o'clock DR.. 5. A.
Goodwin. OF the Leigh street Baptist
Church, will preach at the Soldiers
Home Chapel. Dr. Goodwin was him
self brave Confederate, and his sermon
TO the old veterans will doubtless be in.
teresting and instructive. The music
will be led by Captain Frank Cunning
ham, assisted by the boys of the Male
Orphan Asylum.
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Alo1nrtAcademt ofMn.ia.

Last night closed the first season OF
hessrs Berger IS Leath al the Academy
These gentlemen have used every effort
to show that they are b0aa PEA, ia all their
and as they assert that this
past season il but type OF what they
viii DO in the future 10 may confidently
De asserted that the next season will be
a.l That they promise it 90 be
May success attend them
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-14

WAsHINGToN, d c., april l3.-Bids
were to-day opened in the Posrolice De.
parlment Tor furnishing $3.50 600 worth
Of supplies for the postoiiice Depart.
ment and the postal service for the nsoal
year ending June 80, 1890. There we've
Hlty-twO bidders The awards will not
be made for several weeks
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-14

NEw PHILADELPHIA, April l3.-Mlss
Emma Huney attempted to kindle fire
with coal oil The can exploded and
the burning contents flew over her body,
igniting her clothes and roasting her to
death. Her father was severely burned
IN attempting 10 extinguish the flames.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-14
East md Property AT Auction

We invite attention to commissioners
salss OF property on "Liggon's" Hill
and in the plan Of Nv oodyille," on the
l5ih and l7ib. DO not fail TO be on hand
and secure some bargains. See adyer.
tisemenls. X. b. CHAFFIS d Co,
81 Auctionesrs.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-14

iarbrongh's Mild Burley is meeting
with great favor, and is particularly
satisfactory 10 that class Of consumers
who want mild, pleasant chew Ii you
have not tried it, do So 1t can be found
at any OF the leading stores.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-14

DENVER, Col. April ia dispatch
from Lamar, Col. says the town of Bos-
ton, eighiy-hye miles south and about
the same distance from u railroad, is in
possession OF gang OF outlaws.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-14

The Richmond, FrcdciIcs
Potomac Railroad Company H
round nip excursion tickets f. A
York 600 April eth. Us Dr.. aai
,l23j good to return until Mas
elusive For uniformed bodies o, .N.H.
live or more, travelling on orc tC..
rate sill De - AN these tickets ..
limited 20 continuous passage 10
-LLrD.LL-u
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PARIS, April l3.-The Press states that
General Boulanger has been compelled
to again use morphine on account OF his
bad health. His friends are anxious
about him.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-14
Change of schedule of the Richmond and
EauNilIe Railroad.

The attention Of the public is invited
TO the schedule Of the Richmond and
Danyille Railroad as it appears in the
paper Of this date
The train which formerly left Rich.
mond al $40 Il. NJ. now leaves at L. NJ.