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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-08

WA-mNGros, -. G., April Dur
ing thcpastwcok there has been consider
able talk in naval circles about the re-
sponsibililv OF the recent disaster in sa-
mOa Pronounced di-ciplInarans SGT
vice arc not slow to condemn Admiral
Kimberly Tor allowing the vessels 90 bc
caught in "a storm without u-ilg some
precautionary measures There is sure
io be an investigation by q court of in-
quiry, 20 iiX the responsibility where ID
belongs.
The new steel gunboat Yorktown will
Doc put in commission Wednesday for
special service Commander r. t.
Chadwick. who has been an aiache OF
the American legation al London, has
been ordered 90 command the ship
The new candidate for the place OF
Comptroller of the Currency has app
pearci in the person OF eX-Repre-enta-
tive Edward I. Lacy, OF Charlotte
Mich Nh Richard Parsons, OF Cleyc-
land. o., is another prominent candidate
for the place.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-08
THE WIRES.
TFLEGRAPHIC COMMUNICATION WITH
RICHMOND INPEDED.
NO TICKING At THE WESTERN
UNION
NAsHINGTOS NEWS VIA CINCiN
NATI
The samoan Disaster 10 be Investigated
And the blame Placed where ~ BE
longs -Tclegraphio Ticks From
All Parts of the Country.

All day yesterday Richmond was cut
OF from any telegraphic communication
with the cities north. # was impossible
either to send or receive a telegram. The
only way any communication from
Washington could reach Richmond was
via Nashville, Tennessee At ll.3O
o'clock last night with an abundance Of
operators awaiting any call, not one Of
the many instruments in the operating
room Of the Western Union Telegraph
Company was ticking The first telc-
graphic dispatch received at the TINES
Office came to hand at - o'clock. ltwas
from Washington, bat bad 90 be sent via
Cincinnati and was as follows:
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-08
4 MANAGES Run
A Daughter of a Millionaire Escapes from
"A Private Lunatic ASYLUM.


a Private Lunatic Asylum.
CmcAGo. April Last night at 3
o'clock Miss Clara Miller aged nineteen,
daughter of millionaire John Miller OF
Austin. H.. escaped from private in.
sane asylum, located in the vicinity -
Lincoln Park in this city. The giri le1
through the park, and as she ran,
diyested herself of her sealskin coat, hat
etc. which she threw away while run
ming. Continuing the flight she finally
tore oil an her clothing, even her shoes
and stockings. In this condition -he ran
on. startling the few people abroad on
So chilly night and frightening horses.
Park Policeman Belleisle saw the ap-
partition and gave chase. " hen directly
east of the park engine-room, II darted
through a window with a tremendous
bound. The officer darted forward,
and with "a cry OF holrOf'
called the engineer, who brought
greasy ovefalls and coal, and
wrapped them around the shiyerlng
form. Light was brought, and both men
were astorished to see before them a
tall. slender and delicate-l0oking woman
with white skin, oval face. refinement in
every lineament, dark-gray eyes and
black hair The girl was taken 10 the
poliCe-station, and later on 10 the sam
taTium.
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Ida Lewis saves Another Life.

NEWPORT, r. l., April G.-Mrs. viii
son. widely known by her maiden name,
Ida Lewis, yesterday added another 10
"A long list of lives saved by her in New
port Harbor Her uncle Henry Lewis,
seventy years of age. while returning
from hshing expedition in small
boat. fell overheard In the harbor, near
Lime Rock Lighthouse, of which Mrs.
Wilson is keeper. She saw the accident.
put out In her boat and rescued the old
man i'm i'm am exhausted condition
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-08

So. Lorls. April G--Ihe sunday Pest
Dau4ff will tomorrow print interviews
OH nontics with 500 women Ina different
pari- of Missouri These interviews
.hev that while Missouri is Democratic
at ever, election. the majority OF women
interviewed are Republican \ lady in
Rola SAYS President Harrison's Cabinet
is good with one cXccpiion-Proctor-
and she remarks in regard 10 him that a
man with whishers and NO mustache
must be- looked upon with dislrust. Miss
Elizabeth Harrison, also of kolla, says.
Notwithstanding the present prom
ineuce of ms family IN the Republican
party. and despite the fact that call
President Harrison Cousin Ben, have
never strayed from the paths OF
righteousness. am staunch Democrat
and think Thomas Francis Bayad the
greatest American statesman, next TO
Grover Cleveland. ~
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Boulanger aud Prince Napoleon.

BRUSSELS, April Spite of profusc
denials. the ndspendenes Bage reiterates
the statement that Boulanger visited the
Prince Napoleon Saturday and Sunday
last
Mutual friends conciliaied NJ VI.
Rochefort and Thiebaud The duel be
tween these gentlemen has been ayeried.
BOULANGER GOING TO LONDON.
LONDON. April Rooms have been
engaged for Boulanger and his party at
the Hotel Continent The General and his
self-excited followers are expected % ar
rive this week The move, 10 is under
stood is intended to forestall the almost
certain expulsion by the Belgian Govern
meuf
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-08

BALTIMORE, April "a movement
has been renewed TO consolidate q c
MARYLAND and the Baltimore clubs. These
are the two swell clubs of the town, and
The movement was originated just before
Robert Garrett illness. which put a
stop TO the project IL is now likely TO
bs consummatcd, and committee has
been appointed 90 select q building site
Clubdom is very much stirred up over
the rroipQf
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-08
RAILROAD WRECK.
4 FREIGHT TRAIN IN \ CuLNERT.
THE FIREMAN AND 4 BRAKE.
NAN ARE KILLED.
1nE UNFORTUNATE MIN .KEsIDED
~ RICHMOND.
saturday, Terrific storm Washed a Bridge
Away Causing the Accidental 10
somotivs and seven Cars
Badly Demolished.

Saturday night no ll2O o'clock, as
80 81 freight train ON the York River
Railroad. which left Richmond 40 i
o'clock p. NJ was nearing West Point
aud attempted 10 cross over the cuiyer'
between R0mancOke taiiOn and Vest
Point. the bridge gave way and tho
engine went down. and eight on
nine cars came crashing upon IT,, Kill.
ing ihe iromcn Robert Duryin. i'm.
santy. and severely brulsing the en-
eiueer John Lynch. The front brake
man, Richard Ea-lev, a colored man
had not been found yes erday even
ing 40 o'clock. The conduc
tor George Hopkins, who was on
the rear end of thc train, escaped injury
The cniyert is very narrow and about
fifteen feet deep The wreck can only
hr accounted fo- hy ihc foundation OF
tAr bridge being washed ont by
fhc Lcuyy rains Two or three
hours previous t0 the accident, "a train of
twenty freight cans which left West
Point for Richmond. passed oycrthe cul-
vert in safety The impression Is that
the water bad washed away the trcstle
leaving thc iron rails standing The cul-
yer. being sD narrow the engineer eyi
IDENTIFY saw poo danger ahead. The freight
train from West Point had greatly de-
ayod the train from Richmond ON ac-
count 0f 8n accident t0 the former train,
caused hy running int0a slide and break
nr tine headlight ncccs-itaiing SLOW run
ming
This accounts for the late hour at
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-08

NEW YORK, April 6-Dayid Kline an
old shoemaker at Bordentown, was re-
ported last night to be dying from the
effects of drinking coffee into which
Rough on Rats" had been put. His
wife has 1ed, and she is supposed TO
have administered the poison. Detec-
tiyes are looking for her.
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AUcrIoN sALr Future pay.
By Il. B. Chaihn A Co.,
Real Estate Aucfioncrrs,
No. y Tenth street. fiChmOnd. Va.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
Z ~
VALUABLE lots AND PLOTS or LAND
~ THE CITY OF RICHMOND. ON
BELViDERE AND CHURCH
STREETS. AND on
JAMES RIVER JUST ABOVE TREDEGAR
WORKS

Ry virtue OF decree at Richmond Chancery
Court entered February o.. ls-N. in cause OF
Union Bank of Richmond fs Lewis 4. lfarNie.
Nc.. tho undersigned special 'ommisslensr-.
appointed fOr tho purpose. VIII sell hy Public
Auction the REAL ESTATE referred 10 Ia
said decree, H~ follows
First Lot H. Of plot l., fronting on Belyi-
dDlo street.
second Lots a and Is Of plot T.. fronting on
Church street. third. 23l feet un James river
beginning UD5 feet west ot the lredegtr Com
phny' = land. ana running in a Ne-tNarily Ill
recff0H. fourth. 3 pl.lN acres ln The city ~
Richmond. me udlng yi luuths Oi an acre Ina a
ruad adjoining BankstOwn, aud which Il
shown hy plot aae uy James J. hcld, oh
November eg. 1855. and returned with the re-
port OF Commissioner L'akc, ana marked
|Redd's Map" and nffh. a lot shown on plot
n. fronting about elD feet ON Holly street.
uOrthsiic, east OF Church street. bounded ON
the south by Holly street. and ON the west by
lots Al O. - iu Jones plan. north Of lots \
and L IN H0ward'- phn. ara the southern
termination of Howard street and each ~
the and- OF Richmond and Alioghaay Rail
Sale 10 commence at lot le on Belyidere
street on
FRIDAY. APRIL u. lss9.
at 4 O'Clock = W.
TrFN-. One-fouIth cash the residue upon
three equal credits of six. twelve uni eighteen
months tor negotiable note, with interest
added from day of sale. Title retained until
the purchase Is paid IN full, AMI conveyance
ordered by the court. ..
MEADE ITASKINS,
". y. SMITH.
a L. Bpl LWARE,
john DUNLOP.
Special Commissioners.
Sale 10y Il. y. CHAfFIS y Co, AuctiOnesrs.
l. Charles W. G0idln, clerk of the Chan
cery Court OF the city Of Edmond, certify
that the bond required Of the special com
misslOners by the decree In the said cause has
bcon duly given. Given under my hand this
81 day Of March. lss9
CHARLES ". GODDIN.
~
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-08

The heroes composing the American
baseball clubs have at last returned
from their SIX months wandering in for
cign shores. They have travelled more
than 81 900 miles and taught the great
game of baseball 70 millions OF foreign
crs who. until their advent, knew moth
Ing OF the wonders of our native
pasiime.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-08
Killed "a Policeman.

BEssEMER, ALA, April Last night
Policeman John Manning, while serving
II warrant for the arrest ot negro
named Landy Jones, was shot dead by
Jones, who also fired az three other
officers and escaped
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-08
VOL, III.-NUMBER 92S
Thc paiIy Tiinc> " will

The Daily TiUnc> " will.
n >0Ou - praCtsCabiC.
move it~ entire plant and
oHicc 90 the first GOOr Ot
fhc large and COnImOiiOuS
building NO. 9Oi East Naiu
.!rccl. recently occupied
Lt Nui. VitChcli & 40.
Having added largely 60
the former outfit. lnc
" Daiiy Times j. now pre-
parcd I0 fulfil aii thC re-
GuI>iiCs OF a live. progress
i've new >papcr.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-08

The above property % BE- sold consists oi
large and commOdlOu- Hotel, recently butt,
W th 81 bed rooms. hands ome Furnished ffvin
top % bottom with new furniture, bot ani
cold baths, electric bells, etc ana i,sntllni
Cottage JUST olIu-lte. containing ~ ROOMS
compete lu ekeIy appointment. Inc Hotei
Was built Dy the Bon An Land ana Improve
meut Company in connection win the de
yriupmcn Oi tie aul cert p'opcrty, az a cost
0i about t-J.ttH. ah4 was f4tHi-hta at aA 4ii4r
tional c st Of about 5000 The double Cot
tage vas also butt b. them iOI the same pun
pose. al further a. .t % about t1nn hut IL .
expected that the purchaser ht ihis sal" MI
real a. handsome bargain. Isl the -alr viii 10
without limit or reserve. The Hotel stuuhis
front go feet ny 500 feet. ana art bounded b1
the right Of Hay OF the lichmonl and ian
ylue nailroai, buiofd street, Ahrsi'ih'lp
avenue and the projection % Ne Rae -ir,ft.
The Cottage grounds front 100 feet ~ ~ ieet
On Chesterllc a avenue. The HOtol ana COT
tage viii be- 80 j separately.
The GROUNDS around the Hotel are very
ta-tciulIy lad 90. beautiful ana shady lheic
have been Gently erected near the Hotel
more than dozen handsome private cDtiHHts,
owned by gentlemen who spcnd the summer
months there, which aids much 20 the ="
Bon-Airr j. several hundred feet hove
tho level of Richmond and is known ilr ana
wide As a perfectly healthy piaee. II" =,
muslh,rr b. cool aid refreshing, ana iin pipt
unity 70 the pine iort 81 Of tht stsrneld maArs
saulfdr dr'um.
THIS sale Offers a FIRST class opportunity 10
AN energetic, i've man Wnu VIII take 10 OF ~
~. fie rooms are filled each season bt guests
who appfes ate the many advantages 81 The
place.
Beng So near Richmond, which IS one OF tho
best markets in he world. there 4. no reason
Why this place should uot b. the most ,alus
hle oi It's Kind On the market. a. % ca1 ca
Sly D made inter a. well ~ summer &c
SORT There are regular trrlns from hchnOni
morning aud evening Tor the RECOMMENDATION
of guests ,,
Partlcs desiring further Information VIII
write a. the duCtiOnccis. ltuln VIII ieNo
Richmond iiOm Richmond AMI DanNisle delol
az J.sO O'Clock. returning ia afternoon on oaJ
OF sale. $500 -.
IEKss' One-fOurth cash, the balance IN
five equal instruments pay 5ablc IN one No.
three, iOur and i've years, NJ tc> 10 u sNVh
With interest payable semi annually ana 80
cured Toy deed OF trust ON the property snn
/ the Ouilllngs aud furniture % D. kept iui>
Injured. fRANh ~. NIL -,
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We Will give prompt attention 10 law bus
ness in all ihe State anl Federal courts OF the
city ol Richmond and adlaeevt committee.
nor DIN
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-08
WANTS TO RULE THE WAVES.

rI,e Kaiser peyotlng Ills Whole Energy u"
The Advancement oi His Navy
lcoo,right. 1859. by the Now York Associate
ficss.
BERLIN. April G.-The Emperor VIII
90 10 Wilhelmshayen on Tuesday to In
sect the corvette Alexandrine before
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-08

ANoKA, MINI, April THE doors OF
the First National Bank were closed last
evening. The cashier, +. t. Pratt, is in
Canada. His embezzlement amounts TO
100000.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-08
THE RIVER

Not Nery High at INnchburg. aud no bi-
Ireshet Expected.
Especial 90 the IiME-I
IyNCunrno. April Tile river is NOT
ger high. but 10 is rising right fast \
bic i.e~het is not expected
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Death of Rev. Ghbert Raymond.

OPELoUsAs, La, April REV. Gilbert
/ Raymond, at one time Nicar-General OF
the diocese of New Orleans, died last
night aged 50 He was native OF
| France
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-08

PIrTsBURG, April 7.-Hubbard Il Co
extensive axe, shovel and saw factory
was burned this morning. Total loss
$4,000 The origin of the fire is a
my-terV
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-08

1 ARGE AND PEREMpTORY SALE
Il 0f BOOTS. SHOES. and SLIPPERS
STORE fiArL ht,, SHOWCASES. &c, ~
auction.
At the request of \. II. Kaufman. who -
ret ring from business. Will sell at his store.
No. 1880 east Main street. commencing MON
DAY. April. THE rru A lu.u OtlO' h.
and continuing from day % da, until the en-.
tire stock is Opposed of. the large and well as
sorted stock az Roots. SHOES. and SLIP
pERS. This sale Offers special inducements
60 consumers. Hs the goods viii he sold in sim
gic pairs. seats VIII bo provided for aides.
aud they are cordisliy invited tO attend
j. u. VALENTINE.
apslt Auctioneor
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-08

ghen Baby was sick, We gave her castorsi.
Hhen she was Child, she cried for Castorla.
When she became Miss, she clung 70 Cahtoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Ca'iiofiA
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-08

O'l a BUNCH or DOOR KEYS
- tiiicf oD Nam street car or on lower Nlin
u4iable reward Will be- given % lefl
81 ihe liALs Oiice5 ap Ju
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-08

EOR RENT-THE DESIRABLE
i residence. No. @,t6 East Franklin, win
all modern improvements Bath. Hot an
Cold Water. Appl, ON the premises.
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GENERAL B0rLANCER OVER N BRrS
Sells.
str COfs rO PARIS ron MN.
Her Former husband Tries 20 Can on the
General The Government Dis
mayed b., the Virtual AcqulttI
of the Iosguers

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smile -pmno f0 ths Generals face.
and with muuereI words of sar faction
and delight Doe handed her into h-
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who Immediately hurried down ihc cor
u0or f0 inc General apartment
Whatever the papers "ere that the
madame brought nl-h ihey were c'l-
ornlN oi great importance.
TOOK Ihr Ntn lli- morning io taiI'
'n Doe present .l lhe iice "I Justice
Nhcn lNe nr'i-ioh given nh lhe iilii
ni iHe Lc..-Nc oi IHlli"i-. expected
some tN''ie"'"' "N' iNe ''n"illon ol
.Dih-- hhl en- u,c lalhei staggered me.
iN-I 'Fi'It ID'. "sN'i 'eh' ,''i hoe,
HNati NN'i Ae i"'"- i' i.'e result "ouiu
1r. Iic wrote ih IrIit
hr temper ol ihr people ol iarl, l-
-n.h iNai Nifinn- snort OBJ lhe luii
penalty a-n'u l0f bt ihe toNcfnmenl
"i.I ne regarded A- Ah a'4 'iIlsI
lf-tgct me at tlc time fhs' this was q
rather -anfonc forecast. lli boulansei ,
Judgment na- correct The sentence of
tnc uIe.- M. struck into tac Govern
mcnt RANKS lke tbmdcic.an 30 Wa-
totally unexpected The Government
demanded iaai ihe accuse leaders OF
iAe iiou'an.i-l party should DE sentenced
fo tWo years mn1,onment and what
Nas more important ,iiiI have all cIf.l
nights inicu.cied for nyc years. Instead
0i ih- Na4nci Lh-ucue. Liasant iui-
quef pcrouledc Richard and Gallean
Nere let on with 90 trivial fine of $50 q
piece.
rs htn the president of the court pro-
noanced tm7 sentence to-day al l5O
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BANKRUPT
SHOE SALE.
Our Success is Immense
OUR SALES ARE VERY LARGE,
AND WHAT Is BETTER, OUR
SHOES WEAR WELL.

Come and see our stock for yourself
We have plenty OF shoes snd intend
selling.
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Sealed Proposals.
The undersigned wiil. untii y O'Clock NJ. q
SATURDAY. APRIL 18TH, 1889.


SATURDAY. APRIL 18TH, 1889,
receive sealed Proposals FOR furnishing this
Institution with sine following articles for the
ensuing Quarter beginning April lst. l,sa
GROCERIES.
i-0mrrols Family Flour
4u bushels Corn Meal 80 pounds 10 the
hushen.
800 pounds Shoulder Bacon.
leo pounds Ham bacOn.
l.2u pounds Refined Lard.
i.uU pounds GrauulatCd >u8r.
400 pounds Yellow sugar
2.lND pounds iaguayra Coffee.
30 pounds Green Tea.
900 bounds HOminy.
100 pounds Rice south tsrOiua.I
$40 pounds Soda 'rOcker-.
100 pounds Laundry Soap.
leo gallons NO'asscs.
e0 gallons Vinegar pure ciderl.
4i gallons Whlskoy
30 gallons sherry Wine
gallons French Brandy.
dozen Porter O.. -.
DRY GOODS.
,oO yards Mons wear
fOu yards calico
HN Yards Bleachci Cotton
% yards Brown Cotton.
5o yards Brown Drin Cotton.
ltu Ylrds ~hef ting. %.
80 Yards Bed Ticking
Parties may bid for any one or more Of the
articles ramgd All are required tO furnish.
with bids. samples, to be- examined by the
h0au 90 Directors at Their meeting April
ljfh. l-e4
Articles furnished must I'M an cases come
fulI y up 90 Sample. otherwise viii Dee returned
at bidders expense. All article, must bc de-
lifcred. trcight prepaid. at toe Williamsburg
depot hy the -ufh day OBJ April. lssH. unless
otherwise required hy the steward. ana viii
he rcweighed aud rcmeasurcd by the store
keeper.
Payments to bo made within thirty DAYS af-
ter receipt OF goods. 40 payment viii Ice
made unul the contract has been fully and
faithfully complied win.
Bidders must state PRICE OF ARTICLE
MACH SAMPLE and designate sample
win PRIVATE MAhk .dO u0t use ihe >lmo
mlrs used ln former bids but In no case
must NAMEOt BIDDER ApPEAhON SAM
PIES. A iisr of bidders samples. mark
price, and name must Dee sealed and addressed
to the Board Ol Directors T.. l.. A-y lun, the
urht Bee rcsf ryrd tO awari the contract for
supplying the above articles t0 any one ~
mO cUf Iue bidders or reject any or all of tho
bids offered
Samples should ho marked "To Furnish Sup
plies" and addressed to the undersigned.
e.. L. ARMl~lEAD.
ari II steward T.. l.. A.
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That hacking cough can be so quickly
cured by Shiloh's Cure We guarantee
OWENS Il MINOR DRUG Co
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= 1T 7 W IT 7 ~ =
. Nt|t al auction ln
ltI l.nAN NEXT. 1866 il1u Arhif.
IaH.0. having lofiolfD. p edge, WIN poe
I0I.r el. HHu IHy luirrt-t ui iDN''N
..0r. ..f I.DI WII D. sold.
LLLl- ADRIAN. pawnhrohcr
.rt-f plGct.t GrOil street.
Observation-Disclosures COM
IINI arr nYa rfrNtfrI fl du amy wNf.
flN.f ..0In ffI. rIft nIfh n,tiues- hNl lis
I.'.I H' irI.Iff|.. IIf..
REPAIRING a SPEC lAlll.
r... L ..t I0 Ii.t iNi. N.IN.
I'D Cd. IIDNA At A CO..
NIr Richmond. Petersburg uul NuiItID.
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Wants. Marriage and
Death notice.. ssOt CNCrcj-
ius eight lines. - cents for
each insertion.
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By J. n. Valentine. AuctiOnecr. and George
h. Valentine, ami a. Benson. salosmen.
s'l east Broad street
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-08
BY Frank d. Hill a Co,
Real Estate Aucti0neers.
on. Eleventh street. Richmond. Va.

DON AIR HOTEL AND LARGE
ID DOUBLE COTTAGE. ALL HAND
.OMELY FURNISHED. sIIUATbp AT
BYN AR. AND ONE ~ 1HE MOST
HEALTHY AND ATTRACTIVE SUMMER
hEsOkTS. o. THE hlCHMON y AND DAN
WILLIE RAILROAD. S MILES FROM RlCH-
MOND. WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION ON
THE PREMISES ON
WEDNESDAY, April 2irH. lssy,
al 4 o'clock Z. NJ
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sIOLEN

CTOLEN. FROM WEsTBkOoK
> FARM llenro county. Friday night
March 4. 1889 one DARK BAY MARE. thir-
Teen years old. black mtue and tail; black legs.
Tine Ioft folo knee is slightly swollen. On
the inside ~ the releg- near tho shOuldtfs
arc some white hairs. Newly sh0d on the
mont feet A prominent csc. ami rather gay
InDklux ln harness. About niueu hands
high The shoes are stamped with the initials
or fhe smith. ). ~. =.
Ten DOLLARS REWARD for the return
of tue mare. TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS
Tor detection Of the thief
ANY m ormation may 30 given % Major
JOHN POE. Chief of Police, Ia
JOHN WREN.
National Police Detective Agency,
p3-tf ilNj Bank street. RiChu lf. "a.
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