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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-09

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Southwestern p9rlionOi the Safe mucn
encouraged. Ue ar. tOl1. lie believes.
or prelelds 60 believe. that lac viii Oe
elected. he is turning every stone %
chat end. IL D. laying every trap and
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hsf occasion. Mr.. Massey replied lhat
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Rejected communications. will not be re-
usncd.
entered NJ The Richmond. (Na) posiofio'
~ sccond-class matter.
Hemitianccs should be made by ut"'s
checks. postoficc oidors. OF registered le'''l
'"' "''' TIE TINES COMPANY,
Richmond, Va.
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ieesa ArlIsG
H0. h.st.s0aa. Petersburg.


7Jalg. fDs.y Except sunday.
BIoffltG PLACES
nos. o. and 81 makes no stops. No. % stops
0n sigma 90 Ccntralla. No. % stops only on
ana. az Chester. Ctntralig ard Manchester
No.. lj and 1o stop on signal az all stations
nDI.62. 8 yi,al. 81. 3, El0 80 Will stop 81 al
c.a. iC1I for Ias8erHlrs.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE.
oa Trains Noe. 70 ANA % sleeping cara he
tween Bow Xur. and Tempo y a., VIA jaos
..rsiIcl Dl rrai1a Nos. "a. and % sieep
cars tstueel Wg5n.n stcn and Charles
.. sl Train h0. IS sleeping-cars between
= .H ork and Jacksonville. On Train No.
o. slecpue-cars between Washington and
savannah.
tra ONLY ALi-RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
LEAVE ARRIVE.
6a 1s .5os sa. E5s FOE l5 lso p Pr
sce4ols. $50 pm. Richmond. $50 pm.
Iae.- til4as a.bO make close connections
.Dr tAiIlti.Ie, L"rCaDlrg. sud 5Cul1.
ve.iern points and ali stations on the N0rfcl
R.N. sULLY.
Superintendent.
D.. T.. b. MYERS.
Genera. Superintendent
ia. asrl.0s, Gen raj Passenger Aee0t.
sot Hses traHe Atnsgei. SAD %
II l-'A ~. "a. ~ &. - ~, CiiiO "-AiH
SCHEDULE rs LIfLDl ~Lll. %, 1859.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
$50 4. 81. l.eal daily except sunday for
f.rI.l
S.40A.1l iNn.e-s, daily. fof ola Point and
.-..'-. ,'.,'i ' 80 ,'," "'.,.
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an.ns aal pumaus char
lutffslIIe o. Cincinnati and
F.IIran fO louisville
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lu.i5 A. N.aul 900 j. ~. daily .fom NoriDik.
.:iJ D. ID. fN.Unt Sunday ium CLIFTON
.tf.u. Broad street near SOS chie'nth'
..
JAMES tfst itit DIVISION,
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DIEDMoNr AIRLINE.

RICHMOND AND DANNlLLE RAILROAD
SHORTEST ANDQI QUICKEST ROT lk-nf IH
AND SOlIlM t-l.
PULLMAN SLEfplR~ ON ALL NiGN
TRAINS.
SCHEDULE IS ffftcl -ElliNNlN -
$50.
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RICHMOND. VA.

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STEAAlBOr
COM
x IRGINIA

IN =
JAMES rim Ia LINE FOR
OLD POINT. NORFOLK. pOkI~NOI
NEMIOlI NEWS, tIAhiMuNl,
AND JAMES RIVER LAND
INb- DIRECT
AND ONLY DIRECT ROUTE WITHOUT
TRANSFER or HANiE OF
Any KIND.
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THE PROHIBITION ORGAN.-Of other
necessarios of life, besides farm pro
duets, which are increased in price by
the tariff. the Economist is very careful
to say nothing. But the farmers know
that lumber, iron. salt. clothing, fish,
sugar. coal and thousands of other
things Of like nature and OF constant use
are enhanced in price by the tariff
VIII LIST the produce of their farms Is sold
for the prices that rule in European
markets. The tariff raises the price Of
all the farmer buys, and contributes 10
reduce the price Of all he has to sell by
curling reciprocal trade with other
countries and the exchange of our sur
plus for their surplus.-PhdGdeip
Record
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DICUMOND CITY AND SEVEN
IA PINES RAILWAY COMPANY.

RlqN0>D. VA, october 3, 1850.
On and after -ericmber 10Th trains VIII
Leave Twenty sixth and streets, ON the
electric line. daily IeXtcrf sunday 10 6.4)
a. ST.. 1900 ~ and BID +. VI. ami 6I5 =.
81. and leave seven Pines nt 5.4J A. NJ, $40
A. 81. roo b. ". and $50 l.. b.
IiI sundays trains VIII leave as follows
10000 4. ~. 1900 ST.. 300, 800 and O:i5 4.
ST.. aud leave -eycn fin.s atg \. NJ, ll;OO
A. W., 100. BOO and b.l5 T. NJ
Fare Tor round iilp. % cents.
Children between and ~ years, 10 cents
uEBLK lllING1ON.
General Manager.
y iifCuLfR. JR..
Managing Director. aulO-u
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"MADAs WET HEN. '-Good Mr..
Roosevelt is mad, very mad. The Post
regrets this. 1t has been kind 10 him.
II reached into oblivion, where he had
been cast by the voters eff New York
city. and dragged him out into public
sight, and it has held him up in kind
of kittensh way aud compelled peo-
pie to look at him and ask: what is
it ?" But Roosevelt is ungra'eiul.
Hear him:
Il decline TO go into a controversy in
the press on the subject because | have
not the least idea of being used as a
means to advertise an unimportantIoca
newspaper, whose editor have already
publicly branded for his utter disregard
Of truth. - Washington Post.
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Freight received daily for norfolk. Ports
mouth, Smithncld. Hampton, ola Point ,
MaNcrly aud llicksiord. Va. Washington
d. g.; Newherne. Washington end Iarhoro.
y. L.. all stations on Atlantic aud lhnNillc
Railroad. Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad.
Norfolk southern Railroad aud Eastern
North Carolina generally. also, tor Eastern
shore Of Virginia and ali regular landings on
the james, river az LOW Est RATES, and
through bills issued.
LUClkN h. JAfOM, Vice. President,
No. ili7 Main street and Rockets.
IRWIN WkIstCkR. Freight and Passenger
Agent. my-o-it
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-09

HILL HITS THE BULL s.EYE.- Gov
ernor Hill has a clear and caustic way
of putting the State finances before an
audience. He has long been regarded
as one of the ablest experts in MUM
cipal and State law, and this enables
him to grasp both principle and details
of legislation with surprising accuracy.
In his speech at Delhi yesterday be pat
the whole question Of taxation IN a
handy nutshell. The increase over last
year, thanks to prodigal lot of Reput-
lean jobbers and spendthrifis AT
Albany, is 50, 469, 246.-New York Ielc-
tram.
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At OLD POINT. NORFOLK. closely With
an lines for Baltimore, Philadelphia, aud
New York same afternoon. also nt NpfiNlk
Tor Eastern North Carolina and the south.
At NEWPORT NEWS Tor Hampton ana
~mlthneld. Va
And at CLAKFMONT with The Atlantic
and Danyille Railroad .or MaNcrly, Hicks
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-09

Ig.Rcadlng NOTICES IN rtadihk-In"'UI wv
Ia cents per line. Nonpariel loaded. IL cen's
per line.
ns-spccial contract rates furnished on ap-
ncation
Auction Sales, Legal Notices. and Amuse-
nient Advertisements 81 per inch enc" u"
tertioD.
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- ~ WAIEN NorIL

JAMES RIVER Bl DAYLIGHT
GREAT OIklSl IiN-.
JAMESTOWN, DUTCH GAP, AND WAX
StEN l,N.
CiFAlE~I ROUTE.
RATES LE-S THAN HALF lhAi6LD bh
RAIL Inns.
FlRSICLASS MEALS.
The elegant and fast steamer
ARIEL
carrying United states MALI
CAfrAI. lflO,
leaves Richmond every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY ANDfIIDAN AT
4. VI. l~IREET-CAHSC CONNECT ~ full
TIME for aboVe-named places, arriving no
Norfolk about $3.50 4. VI. Returning the
steamer leaves Norfolk. old Point and New
port New. on alternate days, arriving ut
Richmond about $3.50 l.. VI.
Through tickets 40 above named points on
sale Oh steamer and az Carries : Agency, No.
1000 Nam street Baggage checked through.
sTArE-ROOMs ENGAGED FOR DAY OR
NIGHT.
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LEAVE ARRIVE.
% nnoad. s240 au. FCff0it 100 I'D
. lmoLl, fI.tqm. Norfolk, 1913 pr
fr-n lF. IS tI ar. Richmond, ii.fU pm.
1cHois, $50 pm. Richmond. $50 Pm.
Iaa.. t,alUs also make close connection
.,r talnFiIe, LrnCaburg. sud 5Cut3.
He.iern points. and al stations on the N0rfCl
lad IS a.tlll n.llGOac,
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IL Roanoke. last week. $40. 900 Of
unimproved property in one OF the city
additions was sold.
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C0uep0nllngiy quick time o. points,
Through bills 0l laden issued go low rates.
e.. \. TAYLOR,
orlg Gonem. Freight Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-19
Personals and Brief.

Miss Cora Richards, of Church Hill, IS
visiting friends in Norfolk.
Miss Alma Richards and mother are Wis
iting friends in HenricO county.
Mr.. 4. VIII. Davis, deputy treasurer of
Goochland county, is in the city.
Morgan and Champe shepherd left yes
tcrday for Clarke TO spend the summer.
NIr. James Gum. Of No. west Cary
street. who has been very lll, Is improving.
Miss Marie Barratta, of Providence. Il.
J.. Will shortly visit her parents IN tins
city.
The weather permitting, Rev. J. s. Moser
will preach at Blenuer's Park pavilion to-
night at o'clock.
Mrs. ). Galeski has left for Sea Isle City,
y. j., where she expects 10 spend the sum-
mer with her parents.
Engineer Melville, United States navy,
Of Arctic fame. was in the city yesterday,
the guest of Mr.. Joseph Bryan.
The Sunday school of Seventh Street
Christian church went down to Providence
Forge ON their annual picnic yesterday.
Mr.. Alexander Cameron and family left
last Saturday for their country home near
Gordonsyllle, where they will spend the
summer.
Mr.. Winfield Scott. Of Floyd county. for
mcrly storckeeper of the penitcutlary and
@ leading anti-Mahone Republican, was IN
the city yesterday.
The Henrico County Court Will be in ses-
sion tomorrow. when Judge Minor desires
that all of the newly-elected county Off
cials who have not already done so may
qualify.
A mattress maker, in refitting a mattress
yesterday, found buried IN the hair uo less
than ten needles. Ladies' sitting by their
beds oftentmcs stick needles into the mat
tresscs and forget 90 remove them. I'm one
instance. well known in TINS city, a man
sustained very serious injuries indeed by
lying upon a bed where one If these dere-
lict needles was floating around.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-19
Death of a Mall-Carrier.
rspecinl teleersm TO tho pl.psteh.l ]


GLoUCEsTER COURTHOUSE, VA, June Is
Mr.. =. G.. Shawn, Of Mathews county, was
drowned in Cow-Creek mill-pond to-day.
Mr.. Shawn carried the mail between
Mathews Courthouse and Gloucester Court
house. He frequently watered his horse
at Cow-Creek mill, which is about two and
one half miles from Gloucester Courthouse.
II is supposed that he watered his horse to-
day and that the horse ventured too far.
The water deepens abruptly little way
from the shore. Mr.. Shawn was due at
Gloucester Courthouse about o'clock.
About o'clock little colored girl saw a
horses head sticking up out of the water.
She reported the fact at store near by,
and the horse, still attached 10 the buggy,
was dragged 10 the shore. Mr.. Shawn was
caught in the wheels. He was about sixty
years old and highly respected The way
mail bag was lost, but the through bag was
in the buggy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-19
TO tho Farmers Adjacent to Richmond.

1t is true we have had the most destruc-
tive food in the memory OF the oldest
man. coming as IL did at "a time of ycaI
when, practically speaking. all crops Were
lost. with only about half a chance %
make a crop ot corn.
Permit us 90 suggest q way for the
farmers who live near Richmond or near
railroad dep0ts 20 largely overcome their
great loss of crops.
II Is ample time 20 plant corn for cnsl-
lage, and with enslage feet 10 COWS during
the winter, with the aid OF bran, as much
milk can bee produced in winter as can boz
made with grass IN hot weather. when the
heat and the tiIes worry your COWS.
The Richmond Cream. Butter and Milk
COMPANY have been so literally supported
by the good people of Richmond IN their
efforts 10 furnish pure article of milk
served in neat glass jars hat they have
built up in eight months a business that
requires eight wagons and If the farmers
viii produce % rich aud pure article of
milk they can find market tor one thou
sand gallons per day AT prices that are %
per cent. higher than farmers 10 the North
obtain.
The Richmond Cream. Butter and Mix
Company viii furnish money 10 reliable
farmers. % be- properly secured, To buy
cows 10 furnish milk 10 our creamery.
Correspondence solicited.
RICHMOND CREAM, BUTTER AND
MILK COMPANY,
No. west Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-19
AFEW PLAIN WORDS.

II 1caS 7. I. BaynUD1
WhO sud that the ADer-
can people Iiked beln6
hUDi6U6Ged, 6UtMatWdS
tlCeJlty-Hre years AGO,
and 1Ce reHtttTe 10 say
the reHOWRed ShOlcDdR
has chdn6ed ms mind
since then. aDleric0RS
hare had their eye-teeth
cUt L! these DaHyyearS.
GiitteTiH6 hItDl6uGS are
6TOWiHG too numerous
tor them.
They're 6TOtcR WeaTy
Of f0ReS, dS is eUIdeHced
JY the SDlendid 6USlneSS
reTe d0in6, R0triM-
StandiR6 the air is blue
lc1th Br1DlStone, Fire
Water, and BiOOd-aRd-
ThUH der SlaU6hter
SaIeS. TIE people crOWd
our house, not in re-
SDOHSe to sensational
"py0n1tnciaDleatoS,' but
in repLB TO Dl0iH state
D1eHtS Of plain tactS.
They come here for pro-
per prizes, and FRdin g
lchat they WaHf BUY,
1eelWG cOnfdent that
they are getting one hUH-
dred cents r0rth Of
ra1ue for erery dOllar
they spent WihUS. THEY
RHOIC there is nothing
for HOthW6tR this WOrld,
0nd they h0re no pa
HeHce tCitb those IChO tell
them OWeFlr1Se.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-19
in GREAT DANGER.
THE UNITED STATES PRAcTIcE-SHIP
CONSTELLATION STRANDED.
Great Anxiety for Those on Board-A
wrecking-Tug Chartered to 60
to Her Assistance.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.l

NORFOLK. Va. June 1s.-The United
States practice-ship Constellation, with the
naval cadets from Annapolis on board out
on their annual summer cruise, went ashore
this afternoon one mile inside of Cape
Henry while trying TO make Lynnhaven
bay, where the vessel intended lying for
two or three days. She won't brOadside on,
and very probably lies IN a dangerous pO-
sitiOn for the safety of the vessel and those
on board. Tho wind il blowing on the
shore thirty miles an hour, and a
heavy sea IL on. Lieutenant Archer,
of the Constellation, and a boats
crew got ashore and came up to the navy
yard and reported to Commodore Brown
and asked for assistance. The Fortune
having Just left for New York and the May
flower being laid up, no tug could be had
at the yard and the wrecking steamer Vic
toria Peed was chartered and left tonight
for the stranded vessel and will be there by
midnight and if possible get her hawsers
out tonight.
Two powerful ocean tugs Of the New
York. Philadelphia and Norfolk railroad
will leave Cape Charles aud be at Lynn
haven by daybreak. There is considerable
anxiety IN naval circles about the ship. as
she is poorly supplied with boats and a
storm from the Gulf Is reported as coming
up the coast.
4 telegram was received tonight from
the Secretary of the Navy asking the New
York. Philadelphia and Norfolk railroad to
send tugs To the Constellation az once.
There are 300 people ON the Constellation
and she is commanded bv Commander. p. +.
Harrington. with Lieutenant W +. Low as
navigation officer The signal-service
force Of Cape Henry are on the spot but tho
life-saving crews are disbanded for the sea
son. Information from the beach AZ
1870 tonight states that the Con-
stellation is about 800 yards from
the shore and coming on shore gradually.
The signal-men have gotten a line % her
from the shore, and are preparing % send
tine hreeches-buoy 90 the ship 20 get some
one ashore. No signals of distress have
yet been sent up from the Constellation,
and the officers on board are evidently not
much alarmed. The signal-men and "a
throug OF farmers Will remain on the beach
all night. II is believed something can toe
done when the tugs get 10 the ship. The
storm don't amount 20 much IN Norfolk
tonight.
None of the Richmond men won any
thing in the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation athletic sports this afternoon at
Gymnasium Park. All the medals We're Won
by Norfolk athletes. The Hampton club
won the baseball contest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-19
The Terminal Hotel at West Point.

Those who form their impressions Of West
Point from the view obtaInable from the
railroad station are vastly deceived.
Really it is a very pleasant place; where the
Terminal Hotel is situated is indeed very
pretty. On a little peninsula projecting
into the confiuent waters Of the Pamunkey
and Mattaponi (afording a water view
three miles IL breadth aud several times
that length) hotel has been erected. Its
spacious verandas: its elegantly fur
nished rooms. its excellent bill OF fare. IN
Guiding all saltwater delicacies; rs facili-
ties for boating and bathing its beautiful
view combine to make it desirable place
to spend the summer, and businessmen
who wish 10 escape the heat and dust of
the city, but who cannot absent them
selves more than day or two, will fnd
this Just the spot for them. The railroad
company will sell round-trip tickets good
from Saturday 10 Monday for Si.JO, and in
less than two hours after leaving the Rich
mond and Danvllle depot one may find
himself at the Terminal, where elegance,
comfort, quiet, and coolness reign, and
where day and night you are famed by
breezes from the York.
The proprietors have lately built on the
waters edge a spacious pavilion for the use
Of excursion parties and other guests OF the
hotel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-19

il. / told him then II was n very sad oc-
currence and felt sorry. He said yes, he
did too. As he left me he said it was all
John Tingle's fault"
EUGENE LINDSAY.
This witness said: / came down from
home Thursday night between 8 and Q
o'clock and noticed that something WAS
wrong. ] asked John and Charlie, who
were both present, Whats the matter y"
and they turned of. one Of them saying it
was nothing and would not amount to
much. | went TO the back of the store
and again asked Charlie what was the
matter. He said "Oh. nothing; only two
men came and tried TO kill me in my house,
and John knocked them down" turned
and said. That's right, John, You slugged
them, did youf" He did not say he
slugged them, bat that both fell and one
had to be carried out.
CASE ADJOURNED OVER.
These were all of the Commonwealth's
witnesses present. and none having been
summoned for the defence the case was
adjourned 10 Wednesday morning the 26th
instant, at 10 o'clock. II is very probable
that as soon as the preliminary examination
is concluded application will be made
either To Judge Clopt0n or Judge Ingram
on a writ of hdbeas corpus for bail.
OTHER MAScHEsTER ITEMS.
Rev. +. NJ. Petersons son Samuel. who
has been quite i'll, was reported better yes
terday.
The Hastings Court was engaged yester-
dav in the consideration Of civil cases.
The Postal Ielegraph-Ca Company is
obligated 10 establish an office in Man
chester and there is some talk of the West
ern Union following the example.
The series of entertainments for the bene-
fit Of the Presbyterian church fund opened
last night under very favorable auspices.
The only two cases before the Mayors
Court yesterday morning were those Of
Young man claiming to represent a nurse
nv IN Cleveland, O.. charged with tres
pass. and the proprietor of one Of the
largest brick-yards in the city charged with
having unlicensed carts. The former was
dismissed and the latter was continued
until Friday.