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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-01
AT DEER PARK.
No IxecntiNe Mnl

No Executive work Done Ne-terday.I
DEER PARK, MD. August 81 i.-Jndge Fra
ler, Of Indiana. called at the White House
cottage this morning. There WAS TO Execu.
tive work done. he President gave the
early morning 10 looking over uis mail. fud
also read memorial presented by Joseph
H. Real. president Of The american AerIcul-
iural Association, urging the calling Of an
extra session Of Congress 90 consider plans
for the Worlds Fair OF iSO2. Nr. Real urged
tIni the step WIS advisable. ~ the regular
session would not bee able fo give sufficient
time 10 the affair.
The President and Mrs Harris s.n VIII he
the guests of honor at "a dinner o. Doe 20 tcu
to night by * senator Henry q. Davies. Tie
other guests VIII Dee General and Mrs. G0n.
Hon. James B.. Campbell and wife. Mr..
spencer. former president of the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad. Mrs. spencer. judge Flem-
iug. General and Mrs. George B. Williams.
ex-senator and Mrs Camden. lleutc
Brown and Mrs. Mcoce aad Mr. ana Mr.. =.
B. tlkins
Hon. james J.. Campbell. Democratic
nominee for Governor of Ohio was one oi
the morning arrivIs. lie leave, tomorrow
night for New York
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LYNcHBURG LOCALS.
Opening of Public >chool.-Pat McCaul'-
Appoii cni-Hcpublican Idea OF civil
SER, lee Reform.
-pecialtothe Times. J

IAScunrEa. Va. August 31.-lhe public
schools 90 this city all open MONDAY. sep
iemn,r-i. They VIII hc larger than ever
before.
captain T.. H. McCauu. internal revenue
collector. today c0mpl.fed his list OF APP
puinimeuis ol deputy collectors. They are
given in ue order oi districts
1893 follows: a. D. Allen. Smuntou.
nlih. Eockuridgc. Aleghauy Highland.
D.. .. HfoFits. Page. Frederick. Clarke. Wa
r.n. lncalugnHm. Shenandoah. q, ". iouth-
900. Madison. Alhcuuflr. Nelson, Green. T.
Bafflc. Alexandria. IOudOun- Frederick.
Prince William. -. ". " hite. Roanoke. bote-
ioufi. bedford, Ct1l-; j. ". larstiue.
Montgomery, Washington, buchanan,
Russell. Irzewrll j. =. WuherOn,
lAucnhurr. Campbell. Amherst; W.
H. -hnmaie. Fairfax cullepcr. orange.
and lnpiuAuuuOci. T.. Cook. Franklin and
Tcury. J II. pi.s. unrAlile. Piiisylvania.
llaiIuN. and Meckieuhuil. g. 4. Nccl. pu-
n~il and Carroll. ". =. bane. Giles
Floyd. luiaski aud montgomery. =.
J.. Porter. Nyihe, ~myih. Highland. tray
soi. - b. hlllu.c. Wise leo; scott D'cken-
sod. lhu, 10 afpear- tntt revenue officers
arl ull the other icdrfal officer, intend 10 clu-
fa-s fnr state for the MauOue Ticket, regard
iass of civil service reform on any other re-
form.
j. Hisquc llutter. of the revenue depart
meut. gDcs out Monday and D., succeeded Dy
Mr. Diay. OF Rockingham and some one
Wlll la aIpoinied o. nll The position of Mr.
bailile, lasi of the Democratic incumDenis.
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Till COCKAOE CITY.
The Proposed Tobacco Iair-Ai-o a
Trades Parade.

The Proposed Tobacco aif-ti-o a
Trades Parade.
Correspondence OF the Times.
PETERSBURG. VA. August 3l.-Under the
resolution OF the cltizens' meeting, held IN
this city on last Thursday nizht. directing IT.
chairman. Dr. j. Herbert Claiborne. TO appoint
within tWenty-lOur hours "a committee Of
i've to be known as the Ways and Means
committee Of tine Petersburg Premium To-
LaccO Fair, and whose duty 10 should be logo
% work. without celay, tWrsise the neces-
snry funds. the following Gentlemen were
appointed, viz: Messrs. Augustus wright. 4.
T. Arlington. J. 4. Dalton. Morris Levy and
Freeman ". Jones.
Ihe question whether there shall be q
trades parade, as we'll tobacco fair. has
been much discussed to-day upon our streets.
There seems 10 be a good deal Of diversity Of
opiniln on the subject. The strongest afgu-
ment Used against such "A feature Of the pro-
posed fair is the necessary care attending II.
The reservoir at the Central Lunatic
Asylum, which has been undergoing Inn
prOyemeut, Will be. n j. thought. completed
to-day. The sides Of the reservoir have been
paved with brick and the bottom cenonted.
The supply OF water Will be gotten from
neighbOrins springs.
The Rev. Nr. DlckersOn Will preach the
dedicatory sermon tO-pIorrow AT trewr,
where there Will be a dedication OF the b1p-
list Church,
Mr.. ". NJ. HnbhsiOn. who has been absent
all the summer In Europe. returned home
yesferd ~ afternoon Oa the fast mall.
Colonel 1. VI Hodges. Of Portsmouth, is In
the eitV To day.
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BASEBALL.


tthifH it4fN f'~tfiNtNf
3.
At phliadelphil-Ath.ctlcs =. Cmcnuatis,
p
At Brooklyn -lhrsf game I-iifo0kiNus ~.
Kansas ClfYs. !. Second game -lfnuklN Nl..
~. Kansas ilfAs. D.
Al Wnshingion-Washin 10; IAIia-
dclphins 1p.
At Clevelund-Cleyeiards. .. indianapolis.
AZ New Y0lk-Ncw lofks. -. Eosions o..
Called at end OF eighth inning on account of
darkness
At littssurg- first game .-piftslufgs l..
Chlcaeos. %. Second game 30 iffshurss J..
Chicngos. IL. called 800 end of thirteenth lu-
ming ON account OF t9rfue.sI
AT columbus Columbus, 3. -. Louis. !.
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Colonel Jack Murphy gave the people Of
Richmond genuine surprise yesterday. lie
has arranged for a tDiiy-hO coach 10 run be-
tween the depot and bis motel. aud yesterday
afternoon invited number 81 Ills
friends 10 take drive with him
Accordingly. the coach was attached
10 four horses. two white an Two
biack ana started from ihe hotel about ,
O'Clock with the party on "a re-ulnr iauufiug
tour IL passcl down bread 10 Governor. down
Governor 10 tmnkiin. down Franklin 10
Eighteenth. down Eighteenth To main. up
Main 10 The Reservoir and the soldier >
Home. The turnout attracted the greatest
amount a. attention all along the line, and
was universally voted az once unique and
elegant.
AMER the dive the coach was dismissed.
and the party enjoyed an elegant rep ~ at
Murphy's Hotel. The cOHch. which rides like
a sleigh, originally cost 81 .fOo. and il ~ the
stable o. Mr.. ". Dellie sutherland. II ~ "A
beauty.
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Beautiful, sagaclOu. and wonderfully
intelligent horses and ponies are those
that comprise the Professor Bristol b
EquescurrIculun that appear 40 hich
mOnd Theatre all next week. aud then
surprising performance will linger long
in the memory OF all who witness H..
The horses play at chOOls, swing ~
sw ings. Jump rope. 90 Osums ln arithme-
tic. play at leap-frog. bring and carry
the mail, distinguish cOiJr5 and per-
form The Merry Comedy Of the Horse
School 10 perfection. and all at SIM
ple word OF command: beside there Is
a charming troop Of eight acting ponies
the smallest in the world. that do all
manner Of curious tricks. little mule
called Dynamite that actually walks a
tight rope, aud another mule called
Denver that cannot fail To amusc you
with his queer antics. Then comes the
great military drill. n done by the
horses. who form in line, march and
c0untor march. and 90 through all the
eyOlutiOns Of g well drilled company
of soldiers. Two and one-half hours oI
wonder and amusement, and forty
separate acts done by these splendid
specimens Of brute kingdom.
There are thirty of them. and they
all appear at one time on the stage OF
the theatre without rein or bride.
doing their many aud difficult acts
cheerfully at the word OF command.
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4 Needed improN emsnr.

The stagnant pond Of water. which
was popularity known as Church Hill
avenue lake. has ceased b exist. The
TINES was the first paper 10 call atten-
ton TO this stagnant lake, and since
then the city authorities have con-
structed a sewer TO drain this lake, and
has also nearly completed filing up the
bed Of the lake with earth, 80 that il is
now approaching the level of the sur
rounding streets.
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Yesterday afternoon. while the shift
ing engine on the Richmond and Dan
vile Railroad yard was going arouud a
curve, 1t became derailed and ran into
a mass Of rock 10y the side Of the track
A workman named Thomas Atwell.
who was sitting on the front Of the en-
gine, was badly hurt. his foot being
mashed painfully. Dr. Brock was seat
for, aud the mans wounds were
dressed and he was sent home.
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rho ,,ienic of the police q ihe Third dis
,,'..f .,..,.s on tomorrow. and VIII be a most
,.',',l..,l.i. affair. Captain Frank cunning
nam Mn have charge Of the music Vl ~. lne
,' i..'.,' "A .'.,,erf which comes Oh al o'clock,
az a. ~. ,,.iu be dancing 10y day ana night,
.'',5 smusemcnts Tor everybody. thc games
'.''i M .,',,snce al o'clock in the morning,
and md Nil continue each hour during me d.y
Ihcre viii also be- baby SLOW az WIEN aas, ,.S
i'''."e ,'.,,', Years old and under, "a nne cloak;
lap, M y. ~" e,,sf laby one year old aud under, "a
line cloak. ..,.,.,t..s ,he most on
Ihe entire occasion proinl''s .s.al ans i'oS' '"'
.tahi. given in the cliy ihls scasvn'
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AN ONANCOCK TRAGEDY.


Captain Robert EWell Danecrou.l, shot.
ONANCOcK. VA. August 3i.-'nIiaiu Eo-
bert tVell WAS dangerously Shot yesterday
hy young man named Joseph Taylor Iuy-
l0r had been paii attention t1 captain
IWclls niece. and Was notified Dos tlc Cap
tain that lis visits must cease. tsf .rlIN the
two men me- loI the nfst time since the
Notification. Taylor Immediately drew "a
pistol and shot captain lwel boo tAc lbd0-
men, The wounded man clu hardly recover
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COTTON GOODS ADVANCED.

Co.UNnCs. GA. August 3l.-Ihe presi-
dents OF the Columbus cotton mills held a
long secret cOnclaye yesterday for the pur-
pose OF combining tO save themselves from
the daily heavy losses at which they are now
running. 10 was voted to raise the price of
domestic goods a cent yard. and the COM
biuatlOn will be perfected in day or two
The Eagle and Phoenix mills raised the price
OF sMl.l-n. :. " q cent 4 l.M l.As ago.
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VIRGINIA ARSENIC, BROMls kSD
LITHIA WATER. Compare analysis and
you will see that our water Is nearly
three times the strength Of any other
al senic water, and contains no organic
matter. For sale by al. druggists, and
by l.. p. Routt. sole agent, Second aud
Main streets. Send forcircular.
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Price. Ia paper, 81; cloth. sl.5o. bali mo-
iOlcu. handsome. $50
au 5l-it RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
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DEATH or MRS. CHALKLEY

The Funeral at Hollywood This i''ning.
Friday night at $3.50 o'clock Mr..
>. VI. Clalkley passed away in the town
Of Lexington. As announced already
in these columns. she had been I'll for a
number of months and her death was
not unexpected. During her .llness her
son. DR.. Charles II. Chalkley. was pres
ent at her b sGsidc All the tim.
Mrs. Chalklcy was the widow Of the
late o II. Chalkley. Her children are
DR.. Charles II. Chalkley. Mr.. Ernest
Chalkley, and Mr.. Lyman Chalkley.
She was weii-known in all the walks Of
life. and sne was woman whO pcs
sesscd the highest traits Of character
Her long illness she bore with Chris.
tan resignation. and met death with
the knowledge that she woulr fall
asleep in Jesus.
The remains will reach the city this
morning on the Richmond and Ale
ghany Railroad at siO o'clock. The
funeral will take place in Hollywood
ut 5 O'Clock. where all the friend of
the deceased lady viii be present.
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a LEATHER TRUST

Contemplated bs AN English syndicate.
BOSTON,, August 3l.-An English syndicate
with s'O.uOO.JOO capital Is buying control Of
the Soic-leather tanneTics Of this country.
and has already obtained options on twenty
three Of the principal ianneries In the East
tfn States for 100000 900.
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HER FATHERS CHILD
RECEIVING THE RESPECT DUE
HER REMAINS.
A'F''"l 81 the Body of Mr.. Christian in
ieNingion-The i;e,nain- I,ing in state
aud r"rfccu, NaturaIin Appearance
Ih" Funeral Z" Take Place To-Day.

I7if'lhl To the Times.
LfNfNGTON. VA. August 3I.-Ihc Rich-
mOnd and Ailcghany q O'Clock frln brought
here the remains Of Mrs. Julia Jackson
Christian from Charlotte IS. &. The fuuorll
party consisted of Mfs. jackson. the mother:
Mr. +. ". Mcdowell the MaYor of Charlotte.
Rev. ". II. Christian. father Of the hereaycd
husband, and others. flc remains are lvlu.
in the dudifDi iipu Of the frcshyterian church.
and were viewed by many ylsitofs. The
cnsket is the handsomst ever seen here.
beng lined With gold and silver.
rHE FUNERAL TO DAY.
Afier the bo iy had arrived. lf was de idcd
10 have the funeral 900 II O'Clock SUNDAY
lnofniHg insttad of this evening. n~ nf nf.t
announced Rev. Dr. Jerllu. Oi Houston.
I cNas relative Of General Jackson with
Rev. Thomas l.. Pre- sfOn. VIII conduct the
srrA Ices. II the weather Is fair fhc funeral
VIII be attended 10y AN our people.
THE SURVIVING MOTHER.
husband, and Two little moihefless children
VINO can appreciate their great loss. have the
deepest sympathy of every one.
THE cAsKEr
is open tonight. AMI the face has natural
oppression. as II I'm sweet reunsr.
senator John Barbour. with MCssrs T.. q.
D@ngeiheld and party FROM Alexandra are
here Tonight eH route from Natural Bridge 20
Alex ndria.
DEATH OF MRS. ClfALKLLY.
Mrs. %. II. Chalkley died last night and the
remains left on to-nigats Allegheny train
for Richmond.
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BISHOP VAN DE VYVER.
His Conservation To Take Place on III
pOfh of Dsfnt-r

His Consecration to Take Place on the
Goth of October.
The Papal bull appointing tine Rev. Father
Nan de NyVer To the blshopric of Richmond.
succcedlIg the Right Rev J. j. keane. has
been received from iiomc hv Cardinal GiD-
bons. of baltimore. The Cardinal placed Tie
document in tie hands OF Father Van dc
NyVcr to-day.
lhe conservation Of the new bishop viii
occur ON sunday. OetOncr ~. in ~ Peters
Cathedral, In this city Cardinal Gibbons Will
Oiiiclntc.
Father Van De Nyyer has FOR several years
been yicar-g general al the kichmOnd diocese,
ana upon him deyOiyed the care ~ the See
when Bishop keaue was appointed rector OF
the catholic University at " Washington.
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r. j. GlENDY.


MiLLB Ro'. VA, August Sir j G'endy
the cattle King of Virginia, "iei yesterday al
IL o'clock, az Cleveland. lie was seventy
seven years old, good man anu one VIII %
viii be much missed In his county. lie leaves
a wife aud two chil ldrcn. He will be buried
tomorrow AT stony Greek Church.
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An AxNuAL EUROPEAN FAIR.

Mr.. Chrmbe rlain's assertion TINT Mr. Dill
Ions commission tO Australia has proved "A
failure appears TO be unfortunately true
The secretaries OF the eyicted tenants fund,
in behalf Of which Nj. illOn ana his coli
leagues are working. received this week an
additional sum OF - 900 suD.crlUed through
the Melbourne branch OF the National
League, and 81 600 from four other small
Victorian towns.
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MOZART MUSICALE.


Programme for To-Morrow Evening.
Tho first musicale of the coming fall and
winter seassn promises TO d. unusually AL
trqcfiye. Mrs Lizzie Glenn Weylile, >O-
prauo. Miss =. MAY ledorick. cOnimlio. and
ih. famous Ni0liuist master. Louis Gustav
Schmidt. an OF New York. are the soiOists
cn aged for tie occasion. The programme Is
rs follows.
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NEW YORK, August 3l.-Dr. Naele, regis
ter OF vital statistics, notified the coroner's 5
Office this morning that Florence Hashayen,
four years old, died al No. 22O Avenue A.
l.stnisnt from rabies, The result OF a cog s
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THE TURF.

Results of the Me.tchc,tcr Races.
First race. nNc-ciehths ol 70 miie-Hritau-
mic first. foriiDrn second. Jay 4. Dee ihifd.
Time O.1p,
second race, ono and sixteenth mile
Kingston first. tlcN- second. Wllifed lhild.
Third race. three. quarters Of mile. White
Plain haudlcap-tl laJ ICY first. kulefla
second. 81. Carlo ilntj. limo ILL.,
Fourth race, One aui quarter mile, lrl-
ham lav handicap Jenny first, 'astuW1y
II. second. spokane third. Time 2:O9i,.
Flnh race. one anl haii mile tiytou
first. Barristcr second, loAbot ihHd. lime
sixth race. one mile. selling Golden Reel
first. Fannie ID. second. Spectator third.
Time l:l2i
FNrRus FOR sHEEl-HEAp BAY nt'ts FOR
MoNpAi.
First facc. five and one-half furlonas
lemma. D3. Leo H., llg; Prince fdNnff, lo;
Iip~fafi. les. Hanover. l.2; ) Dung Duke, -;
l3riftnuir I'D. Volunteer, l22.
second iuce. sapphire stakes. I've ANA one
half flrlOugs--KobcsI pierre. III, june iHy,
an. FprnwOot, m. Dr. lleimuth. u. Tour
i,alofnf. iii: lady Jane. cor. IN: Abdiel.
III. Inrrlcc. l2l; Epsrftf. los, frulliN, To-;
Alarm Bell, los. ilk'on, lis, Maenatc, ] ~
Iord lalmeny. IFS. Lord fcyiOn. IFS; lioii-
ual SON. lis, GrMncicy, IFS, liNonlh. -
Tycione. colt, IN: Miss Belle. ll1; ~inaloa.
Tnird race. "Dolphin stakes. ono and cne-
eighth of u mllc-Dncc Again, H.; huudll'l'
1il TaViston III. Burnside. lOl' Kern. lOi
CARTOON. IOi. Duke of hi-niaud. lcl. fhilnn-
der. IOI. brown Princess, / I. SdlNdtui, 10,
HOLIDAY 1O.: CuuliOn. lOI. Brndolrtte
l0-. Princess Bowling. ms: Calicnte, 10;
Jouts lOl.
Fourth race. "Great fal selling Stakes
one and 0ne-eigAfh Oi mile fndurer, ~
tar.mau. So: swift, luf IhcOdoslus, 100
Br, nz0muftc. lO7: lau1mn. lu2.
Flnh race. one miie-Peucles, 1906 Naieo'
o.. teap Year. -: Bidgeleht, -; Question,
95: pfo Sc. %: Maoii, 80. Emotion. lOS' speed
,y.U l2.. " ary, H.. COtillion, $50. Gardner
lo2 Oauymcde, lO2; ~tridt away, l2o; BoAe-
milan. las. Niagara, i32. iaN'sion, H.
SIKH race. average stakes, one ana
milts-iittle Minch, 1u2
Kingston. IO2. Elcye. lo2 Ganyincic, luzi
rrotncr Ban. lO2; Huntress, Jt LaNin,a
Belle. g9 Prose. S9 swift. 30; rirenzi' ll2;
Orlfiammc. 10.
seventh race. green stakes ono mile on
12O. Macbeth, 10, EleNe,
100 Burnside. 40; Lotion, 100 Kern ~;
tanbyAes. l2O; ~. John. l2O Prose. llS
siarcimn. Ii7: Pet Morris. IL. Zig Brown
jug. 1888: Eolo 1873: Ban 'l0che, i35; -.
Luke. 1853; Miracle, 1873; Brother Ban 49,
Ir.ffD I,.g
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The Western Union office has .stab-
lished branch office at Murphy :, cor
nor OF Eighth and Broad streets. Ii
has SO far proven great convenience.
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DISASTROUS FlREi
lumber of Men taush, by the Failing

4 Numher of Men Caught by the Failing
walls.
RgADi.G. PA, August 3l.-A lssse three
story brick building owned by the = merican
Mool-rapcr tOmp1ny's works. nc Sprin.
city. was wholly consumed by IRE this morn
ns. lhe building was nlled with valuable
machinery. During the progress OF the IRE
tie northeast wall bugel and about thirty
feet OF .t lcli, buiying underneath IL oliver
MonshOwcr, aged tniItr. william Il. Robin
son, Charles Seifert, William ~chaeier and
Henry >caser. ali employees Mo shower
was taken ont dead. he others We're, more
or less. seriously injured. Loss. 10000.
Fully insured.
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1. Vocal duet. Cheeriuiness (Gumb,ft-
Mrs. Lizzie Glenn Weviile and Miss :.
MAY Peddrick. OF New York.
.. Violin solo, "iantasie' l-afustel-Nasier
Louis Gustav schmidt
& ContraltO solo. Lieu ~igno.' Les Hu-
guenois lMeyerbeerl-Miss :. May Ped
uriCk.
4 Violin solo. "SiNih Aria de Bcriot)-
Master Louis Gustav schmidt.
r SoprauO solo. "Icstncy.' waltz sOrg,
with violin ohligato lArditii-Mrs LIZ
ze Glenn Neville.
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MISSISSIPPI FARMERS.


ing.
JACKSON. Miss. August 31.-lne report Of
fhr committee uu memOI lHls 1ui legislation,
adopted Dos inc state Alliance yesterday.
contain. The following recommendations 10
the legislature. asking that money Boz APP
pfnpflatcd Dy The tate fo encourage foreign
Immigration. that sO much Of the convict
labor as is necessary Doe employed in running
% bageiug factory as "a STATE enterprise; that
railroads. banks. etc, be- required 10 Duy AN
0d ruiorem instead OF u privilege lax. urgln :
a law establishing "a state agricultural bu-
reuu and providing lOr the teaching Of agfi-
culture iu public schools, that the next
LEGISLATURE call "a constitutional convention.
and law requiring the inspection on tie
hoOf uf an beef cattle
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EHOlCE COUNTRY BUTTER. 2Jc.:
" Prime Butter. 2Or Cooking butter. i5c:
Eggs. ntsn country. zoe; choice Cream
Cheese. iOc.. 3 pounds Lard fDr 25c:
10 Bars etau. 2jc.. Choice Green Tea. .5c:
Nixcl-lel, iOc.. pounds Rice. 25c. q H.
BLAkEl, ~ nOnn sixth street au3O-3t
FOR SALE-ONE WATER MOTOR
L cheap. sold for want of use. App ly
at lINFs office. au3D-ff
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vr,rmru INpIc,rIoN, ro-nAv.

WAsWNeroN. D. g.. August 81
N' Indications Cor \lNn4. Inif.
isNtN cooler ln eastern roilion.
stationary temperature boo western
portion. UHstrrlt Winds.
I.f NUlIN carolina. lmI. stationary tonne
.fur.. iI>ttiIN Winds
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FO~ruN. MASS. August t3i An ottawa spe-
cial 10 the HeTah says that Canada Is indig-
uaut over the unuouncemrn that the
Queens speech prOfoguing Parliament
made no reference to the seizure OF ttufd AN
vessels in behIins set by United States
efuIsaTs
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TAKE NOTICE, THAT l HAVE
'"' aay appointed g.. j. BNANTON my
'..ai io conduct The BAR BUSINESS a.
N"s.i Broad street. lu Richmond Va, io
.N' anf fc.l iof cash only.
T.. McDONOUClL
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-01
MRS. MAYHEIcK IMPROVING.

IoNDON, August 3t.-Mr=. MatLrick 10
tnllng course OF exercise in the prisoi
yard. and IS rapidly improving in health.
she maintains the cool demeanOr which has
characterized her since the communication Of
her sentence. and seems 20 Doc settling down
fOr life
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-01

q. Overture, "Lusispiel' lkeler Bola)-
Amaturc Orchestra
. CouftnlfO solo. q. "fhe PROPOSAL.
t~treleskit D. ave Something sweet
10 Tell .luu' ifannins To- Miss Pcddfick.
:. soprano 10. judith WoucOncl Mis-.
Neville
o. Violin solo, sclecteG-Master l.. Gustav
schmidt.
10. Vocal ductt. 'GO Pretty Rose fMarziaisl
Mrs. Neville and Miss Peddrick.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-03-06

A most striking likeness of Mrs..
James Blaine Jr., daughter.in-law oil
tho Republican leader, il the subject OF
eur page cut to-day. Mrs. Blaine was
studying for the stage, when rhe met
her husband and it seems she is going
t. return to her first love and become
IN actress. In regarding her portrait
we find her pose to DO noble, and her
head to DO without faults. although
there is q subdued expression about her
half closed eyes. which gives to her fac Q
tinge of sadness. Mrs. Blaine is full
OF enthusiasm, when speaking of her
future public life. aud of her earnest
desire to become a great actress. Afew
months hence she is going to start out
with her own company under the
management Of Daniel Frohman, who
rates her ability very highly. Que of
the obstacles now to be overcome il to
CHOOSE for her n suitable role in a suit
able piece, 1t is thought she is best
fitted TO be- the ingenie, and it is to
this end she is now studying with a
possible view Of Beatrice in the flu.
ture.