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TUE NEGRO As A HERO.

We claim TO be as true friend Of the
negro as any one And we claim TO have
a full appreciation OF his merit and char
scter, and profound regard for his vir-
tues. And il IL because we are his friend,
we dislike to see him out Of his place, play
Ing role that he was never intended
for; or. in other words, making fool OF
himself. What he is, set up for himself,
on his own hook, free and independent,
the tragic farce of Hayti is showing to
tho world. His horrid and obscene
orgies, familiar heathenlsm, genleel gross.
meas. refined sensua ism, and unopposed
eaniballsm, and ridiculous mockery of
the art Of war are the disgust Of the
civilized world. And the exercise Of his
political franchise In the South 10 almost
as monstrously absurd.
Contrast all this with the negro In the
genteel nome Of the South Let those
who can remember the people on the
plantation as they used to be. Nay, even
now take the families of the unambtious
negro that came OF good families "
There are virtues peculiarly their own.
Lowliness. gentleness, fidelity, affection,
patience and forgiveness used To charac-
,eri1e them. and characterize them
now, when they know and keep
their place--the place Revelation as
signs them, the place TO which nature
has appointed them. As menisl
class they arc blessing TO themselves
and 10 the white race. As mental
class, looking 10 those on whom nature
meant them to lean, they are safe from
healhenism and barbarity. Black never
grew white by gazing only on blacknsss.
The heroism of the negro is in his own
place He is hero and eXemplar OF
-lowly virtues In fidelity, kindness and
devotion he has often shown himself a
hero. But in martial Ir)wess, In great
and daring deeds, in the maintenance OF
great ideas of high manhood, no Is a
mere burlesque. With such record as
his race has, without history or HIS
torian, without hero in all the ages OF
his dark continent 10 assert his man
hood; brought 10 this country as
slaves, snaiehed from the deyouI.
ing Jaws OF their own countrymen,
the worst condition OF slavery here q
heaven to what they were caught from.
housed. clothed, fed and lifted Into the
light Of civilization by the whites
under all these circumstances, for one Of
their number to talk Of tse0 hundred and
ffiy years Of oppression, and OF South
ern people growing rich by them, is too
ridiculous. Aud yet reverend brother
imagining himself a white man, taught
by hislor of the United States, fed on
fine rhetoric, tells Of why and how his
people hate the whites; hate their old
masters, hate their old play-matss, hate
their old friends, because the light of
liberty has dawned on them, and the fire
OF freedom broke out in their bosom.
Himself illustrates the danger Of little
learning
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The Gentlc Japlncse.

as Illustrating his claim that the Japanes
are more civilized people than the Amerl
cans, a gentleman at a recent Boston ainne
table cited Professor Morse statement that if
maJapanesecity, one picks up a stone to throw
at dog, the dog does not run, because he ha
never had stone thrown at him and does no
know what the action means. "uanifcstly,
comments the Boston Transcript, III such .
state Of universal gentleness and kindnes
prevails 10 japan that not even stone /
thrown at dog by a boy, the fact is to b
taken as an excellent item OF evidence in max
ing out e case Of high civilization for I'll
japanese. And 1t is significant fact that i
was reserved for our own European America.
civilization to introduce the completest refine
ments OF cruelty 10 anirnals detroit Ere
prcSs
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DxuGs. MEDICINES. 60.
{ MINOR
DRUG COMPANY,
Wholesale and Retail
Druggists,
1907 MAIN ST.,
OPPOSITE PosToFFICE.

Keeps a ltrgc and we'll selected stock OF fancy
TOILET SOAPS and PERFUMES. CosME-
TICS. FACE POWDERS. BALNS and all kinds
Of beautiful inc English. French and American
HAIR BRUSHES. CLOTH BRUSHES. FLESH
BRUSHES. SHOE BRUSHES. TOOTH and
NAIL BRUSHES.
We keep all the year round PLUSH CASES
suitable for Bridal Presents rs well as Ladies
aud Gentlemens travelling SETS.
All kinds Of MINERAL WATERS both at
wholesale and RETAIL We are agents for the now
Justly celebrated Dyspepsia cHAsECIrf
LITHIA WATER. which we deliver IN any
part Of tho city for % cents per gallon. Per
sons suffering with Kidney affection will do
wolf 10 drink this water freely.
We make speciality OF hitting TRCSSES
and keep full stock always on hand also
SHOULDER BRACES and CLUTCHES, all
kinds and prices.
We hayeal the leading brands Of CHEWING
TOBACCO. and keep = nice line OF CIGARS
Give our PLANTATION CIGARa trial. Re
member 70 try our NELLIE BLY, CHEWING
TOBACCO
Physicians prescriptions carefully prepared
by COMPETENT Pharmacists, ana none out the
PURHSr MEDICINES USED.
Persons contemplating having painting done
ought 10 call ana get a ollr Card and prices
OF Wadesworth's Silica Paint, which is better
and cheaper tnan Lead and Oh.
Please remem Der that for everything usually
found In "A nrst-class " hOlesale and retail drug
store, 70 %
Owens & Minor Drug Co.
OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE.
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A very able contemporary says that
Secretary racy promises TO 30 worthy
successor TO Secretary Whitney The
work Of rebuilding our navy goes on
without delay The constructors OF the
navy are by Secretary Tracy's orders al.
ready busy with plans for the new ves-
sells authorized by the last Congress, and
for their armaments, and a ram for hsr.
Dor defence, a cruising monitor, and two
steel cruisers will be fairly begun, so the
prospect 10, by the time the spproprla.
lions ore available.
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NEW BOOKS

Received from the publishers, Rand,
McNslly 4 Co., Chicago. Jack Dudley's
Wife," by Z. NJ. Davy. Price % cents
In paper.
"The Slaves Of Folly" by VIM. Horace
Brown. Price, paper, 80 cents; cloth,
81.
"Dr. Ramea,u' by Georges Ohnet,'
Price, paper, 30 cents; cloth, 81.
For sale by booksellers, newsdsalers
and The publishers.
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Origin Of - Familiar Phrase.

That familiar phrase in the Episcopal buria
service, "ln the midst of life we are in death,
Is derived from Latin antiphon, compose,
10y Notken. monk OF ST. Call, in Oh. Will
watching some workmen building bridge u
Martins Bruecke, in peril Of their lives ST
Louis Republic.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NIRGiNIA.-IN THE CHANCERY
COURT OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
THE bTu DAY OF aAkIu 1870.


NIRGiNIA.-IN THE CHANCERY
Y COURT OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
THE 5Tu DAY OF aAkCH. is,p:
Conway X. Sands, james Aston Cabellani r.
ii. McGulrc, trustees in a deed 81 rust Z ON
thare II. Chaiklcy ana Jennie II. Chalklcy,
NJ Whe, ana ynan thnlkley. bearing date
on The -lst day OK January. 1859, OF record in
the Clerks hce Of tie Chancery 1our for
the city OF hicnmOud... .......... Plaintiffs,
Against
Charles n. Chalklcy. Lyman Chalhley. ". W.
Maaiolgh, rua.n n. Chtlklef, Z -tafo
StrdttOD. who nth the said Char o. ii. Chalk
icy. Ernesf II. CHALK oy aud Lyman tAals-
ley. compose tho firm OF J. L. >frattOn *
Co, ,. u. HI, trustee. I'm q deed OF ust
fr.m Charles n. Jhalkley aud WIFE, bearing
date Oh the ith day o October. l>6.. :. B. ia
chs. trustee; Ocmvia Is. Jacobs, the First
National Bank of Richmond. n. X. Ellyson.
trustee. in ccoi q trust from %. N. Chalk
lcy. htarinE date on the 10Th day or NCvcm-
Dor. is.-, Williamson Tsiley, trustee. IA n
deed Of trust frum rnert T.. Chslklcy b. a.
INK date on the 18th day of j nuirB 1870. y D..
j. watkins. Alexander uicrholzer. {. Gun
and 4. >chioss, trading under the nrm name
Of &. tuu,t a Co.. John 4. - ilgiIstlnc. rCrn-
ard u. ,haikify. Thomas g.. fcyion ana j.
u. Ellcr on trading as Peyto 4 EilersOn.
samuel L. ialhrOp and Charles 7. Lnthtcp.
trading ~ Z. 7. Ia hrOp x Co. ". +. hud-
MIL. :. L. VIM. the Acme Extract Com
Iany, X. h. smith. trading as Il. L. smtn
90. Curtain Corner. the Amor ca1 Extinct
Company. OF Chicago. George n. Leonard X
Co., q Bost n. anu Coon, CrOckcr X swaset ,
o. Bpstou. ........... Defendants.
The object OF this il f. 10 ascertain the IN
forests OF Charles II. Chalkley ana Lyman
thhAley, In certain real e. tate, lying and De-
ing m the city Ol Richmond. cunvey6 81 10 the
Plaintiffs by deed If trust beIrng date on the
2ltt Day q; January, 1917 Il record IN tue
cler 5 Of, e 81 the Chdncery Court for SAID
city. and % administer tho trust created by
The sad IL cd under the control of n ID 10y tho
direction OF tho court. AID affidavit having
bee. made AMI nlcd thar the Acme Extract
Company Il. Z Smith. trading a K. 7. -mltn
s. Co.. Curtain q Corner. be American TX
tract Company. of hlcGgo. George II. Leon
a.d i Co.. or Boston. and Coon. CrOckcr X
,wasoy. OF Boston. arc nOn-rcsidenis OF The
State ol Virginia. 70 Is OfdcreI that they aI,-
p ar hero within iitfcon days after due publ
"a Ton ~ this order. aud do what Is necessary
10 protect their interests.
\ Iopy.- iesfe:
CHARLES W. GOpDTN. Clerk.
POLLARD SANDS,
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The Censtitution asks; II young man
sallying forth in the rain chances to meet
a young lady who has no umbrella OF her
own, but with whom he Is unacquainted,
10 II good form TO offer TO
escort her 10 her destination under
his own parachutes Or should he
offer 10 lend her the umbrella out
rightly Or, on the other hand should he
pretend not to notice her forlorn and
dripping condition, and 90 on his way
proudly but seGshlys
But the original question came from
the Springfield Republican
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TEETH AND GUMS.
ur2s-t' Inventor and Sole ? oprietor


nUVAL Il NORTONS CELEBRA.
~ TED HORSE TONIC,
for Horses Mules, Cattle, &C Cures scratches
IN dogs. warranted 10 cure chicken and hOg
cholera Read what those who have used II
have 10 say
george .. Smith. Atlees. Hanover county.
Va, says: Duyal y NoIton's Horse Tonic
is the beet tonic have ever used.
II. C.. Alexander, Old Church. Hanover
county. Va, says zoo much cannot % said ~
praise OF Duval q NOftun's Horse Tonic.
john l.. Curtis. Warwick G. H., Va. l think
lt almost indlspen 10 our Railing hogs.
JOS r. GarTOw. Warwick. c. H., Va, says
Il i the best remedy l ever saw for chicken
cholera, A. dozens OF my neishbcrs vii testify
L. r. Campbell. ManagOnick King William
county. va: | had u valuable dog with
scratches which had give up 70 die. reT
doses OF the Tonic made com uete euro.
Price. 25 and IS cents Der bottle. For sale
by all druggists. Sample bottle by mail Tor
3 cents Ia stamps. /. p. REEVE %,
Richmond. Va
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ADVERTISING RATS.

-v-R-ading notices IN resding matter ty .
,,c,-,t. p.r Inc. \ nporeil. loaded. II oe
Ier line.
- Wants. marriage and deaf tcc-' NOT
exceeding p gh' mes. q cents each i'sert D.
,T-specia' CONTRA : rates furnished on az
pliostion
Aucsion sales. segai Notices and 'mnre
mint advertisements 81 per Inch each In
serfion
n ,ec,-d communications VIII not be re-
turned.
Entered NJ the Richmond VA postofhee rs
ecOnd class matter.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-22

WHEN the late Matthew Arnold was in
Boston, a gentleman who was nettled by
his sharp criticisms of Americans,
showed him Washington's portrait, and
said: There Is our Incompatible Amerl-
can who is quoted in all lands" To this
Arnold r,plisd. "Oh, we DO not regard
him at all as M American. lie was an
English gentleman of the old school
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WHAT Az OLD MAN, ~ YEARS OF AGE,
HAS T O s \ Y
CONCERNING THE
Chase City Mineral Water
roRKLANp. NorrAwAY COUNTY. Va.

FoRKLAND. NOTrAwAY COUNTY. VA,
August ID, 1888.
HI. " z. Rgrdg, Chcs. Cify Ia:
cir-For many years ! suffered very much
from dyspepsia. with its complications, suCn
AS nerVou, ness, neuralgia. Indigestion, consi
patton, liver affection. etc. until became al.
most a confirmed invalid. During the time !
was treated by intelligent physicis ms. who pre-
scr-iied various remedies. | used both lithla
md other mineral waters. also Or. warner :
Celebrated Liver and Kidney Cure, all 10 but
little advantage. -,
Hearing OF your undiscovered Chase
CIV Mineral Water" | sent for and obtained
a case OF il. % lasted me about three weeks.
during which time | improved 90 much as ~
be able 10 leave home, which hll not peeh
able 20 do Tor months previous. then went ~
Cnase Cityand continued the use or the water,
fresh from the well. tor four weeks. which
gave me more real benefit than all the Othef
remedies combiu- Il. Ny nerves were soon
ouleted. IcOuld sleep wen all night. my gloomy
fears snn fOrebodings vanished. my mind Do
came bright and cheerful. I could enjoy the
company Of my friends which 1 before avoid
rdj. NV appetite II creased. my digestion
greatly improved $50 that could eat almost
any kind OF food with punity). the consupa
giOn was relieved, and the .ldney ancctlon
greatly benefited-all Of which attribute 10
the use OF your mineral water.
must say, In conclusion, that CONSIDER the
discovery OF this water blessing 10 GgFicfeo
humanity. Away with your drugs and nos
trums Go 10 natures fountain or health
Drink Of its healing water GO ddIn4, ana %
made whole j. " rON ELA'
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CHARLES W. GODDTN, Clerk.
POLLARD 4 SANDS.
MCGUIRE q hLLErr. 2. 4.
!. ABsTOS JABEiL. rih1-Th;w
UIRGlNIA.-lN THE CHANGER
' COURT OF THE CITY OF RiCBMONT

NIRGlNIA:-lN THE CHANCERl
COURT OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND
THE 2Srn DAY OF February. lese. laf
J. Il. v Daniel, trustee under deed Of assign
ment rom John ). sinnott.,.,...... Piantlh,
against
Tho Hunt-street Furniture Company, Bent
Bros, Is ron. kth. b Co., Charles y. Bishop
a TO. The franklin Furniture Company.
IN mas Madden. II Miggers s. Co. tlucin
mali BedsttaI COMPANY, George Chapman
Co, William Becker. The Nc Lean Chair ana
CRIB Company. Frank =. Hail, Ptaham
Schmidt. The Forest City furniture Com
Iauy. ~peyer n Bro. George Feidkamp
Bro, Conrcy, WGllHr x DesprCy. he Con
norsvills Furniture Company, Tho Chaita-
nOO.G Furniture company, no Woven Wlro
Natures, Company, J. b. fritier * The
Novelty MauufaCi uriug Company, William
kOpp. Leo Austrian X Co, l.. Puster q
Co, rhcl0sky Co.. +. u. Stone Co, Knox
Vile Furniture company, Camden ufni-
ture Company. Mason toard Company, al g
hers mann. ..... ..... ...... Defendants.
The object Of this SUIT IS 10 Obtain tue 10
cisOn OF tue Court Oh the question IS e
whether certain sum IN tho hands OF the
,laintii as trustee. amounting 70 about iOui
hundfed dollars. belongs 10 John J. SlnuOtt
as part OF hom, stead. or to the tni, class
January L. 1857. And affidavit having o0en
uou-r -ideuts Oh the State or Virginia, II j.
ordered that they appear here within fifteen
DAYS after due Publication OF this order aud
defend the r Interests In this sult.
a cupy-Icste
CHAS. " GODDlN. Clerk.
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YORk RhVEssIsNE
Daily exeppt SUNDAY

Daily except SUNDAY.
The FaYorite Route 10 BaltiDg
The steamers of this line are Incdo,s OF
beauty, elegance, and COMFORT.
fLSaye Richmond
fl.2O and fi.O pm.
Arrive baltimore leave Baltimore
s30am PIN.
A1iv0 hiehmonaf94O and fl0.i0a.m.
Fare MchnOul ~ BAlumylt. Dirsf Clas3
a.: second Class, sl.JO.
The York River Line anJrds superior 40
vantages 70 husiuess men la enabling them 9
leave Richmond near the close Of the cay'l
transactions, and arciye 40 Baltimore ear,
next morning, after having enjoyed Il dollSnt-
ful nights rest. free irOm The dust and NOISE "
railway tr4yel.
WEST POINT ACCOAMODATION.
Ii ave Richmond CS3d 81. depot, ~ Dam
Arrive Richmond, n - PM
DAILY. tDaily except sunday.
Depot and tiokot-Ofcs foot Of Vlfgln'e
street up town ofice. corner Tenth and MAR
streets.
PEfTON RANDOLPH. JAS. l.. TAYLoR
Gene Al MANAGER. Gen. psss'r Agent
SOL HAAS. luo IS. POTTS,
Traffic hauSgs-, DIV. Pass'r Agent
poi5 Richmond VS..
- =
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Cherry county, Neb.. with an area
larger than several eastern states, hasn't
practicing physician within It's borden.
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DIEDMONT AIRLINE.

RICHMOND & DANyILLE RAILROAD
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST aOuIR r.
TIE SDJAH.
PULLMAN sLEFPERS OK ALL MIGHT
TRAINS.
SCHEDULE EFFECT FEn'Y %. is.e.
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Nos. Is. md 27 make no s0rs 90 .
stops only On signal sf Chester ST..
stops ON siful at trnfriIa. a..
only on signal af Chester tHr...l |
Manchester so. f3 stops ON ...
regular actions, 4nd also So I....
Port Nelihlli Nos. "a. ~ 81. .lI
Will stop Hf 81 efl i0n' Cor nf. BOD.
uL- L 4 L l u = = II
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CHAs. ". GoDDIN. Clerk.
T. & MINOR d. a. mn2--aiW

VIRGINIA - IN VACATION IN
y THE CLERKS OFFICE OF THE CIR
CUT COURT OF NEW KENT COUNTY
FEBRUARY ~. 1851;
Thomas Baham, trustee, who sues FOR the
ben, no and al the cOsis OF +. BALL.. Plaintiff.
against
W VI. Clements and Il. c. Tunstall. .......
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CONNECTIONS

Train No 30 connects daily Al Koysyill,
FOR Chase City, ClaTksviilc, ard oxford
Durham, Hgndc. son and Raleigh Cun-
meets a. Greensboro for Durham.
Raleigh, salem. and Winston, ans all points CO
North Caroline Division. at Salisbury for 4 al-
vile, Hot Springs and all points IN Mestor1
North Carolina, ana nj Charlotte rDr C.. Z y
A. K. K.
Train No. 81 connects daily az Greens
DOrO' for Salem, Winston, Raleigh. Colds
borO', aud Morcncad City; az salisbury loi
Ashevile, Hot Springs, md AL pOilta n
Western North Carolina; 81 Charlotte with
Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta railroad Tor
Columbia, Augusta, Aiken, Charleifon, Syac-
nah. Th0masv.le. Ca, Isoke0nvlle and other
Florida pOiuts also with Gar0liu. Cenfnl
railroad for Wilmington.
Trains from the South arrive 80 hlchaoni
6;liap. and $3.50 Pm,
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Mail is now carried between New York ans
San Francisco In ll3 hours
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kemittspccs should be made by d'a~'
checks. postofice orders OF registered "t'e'
PAYABLE 20
TIM : PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Richmond. Va.
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nrRr Two pONps.

The object OF this suit f. 10 recover against
the defendants Two hundred aud tfty dollar,
with interest thereon al the rate OF six per
G., ntum per annum from the 18th day OF
August. 1856 until pa d. lt helng the bala &c
of pur chase money duo by The defendants FOR
a steam aw mill and fixtures, which we're sold
by HON. Barham. trustee, under deed OF
rust from II. B. Masters trustee for A. y.
Masters. his WIFE. and the said \. A. Master,.
and affidavit having boon made anu fled tina,
". VI. Clements, one Of the defendants, Is not
a resident this state. IL 10 ordered that he
appear here within fifteen days after due pun
IL atiOn hereof. and DO what IS necessary q
protect his interest Ia thi. suit.
\ COpy-Ieste.
J. n. HARRIS. Clerk.
NJ. II. BARSFs, pa. fe2@-f4w
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THE DAILY TINES.

THE DAILY TINES.
CITY DELIVERY.
Delivered in any part Of the CITY "'o MN"
chester nv carrier, ~ ~ cents per week.
Persons d,sirins the TINES delivered I"
,c,r home. can secure 81 by postal card re
nos, or order tbroush telephone No NV
-. ..iiec, ire, TAR immediate com
,s,n, should b. made 20 the ONCE The 40
To. msy ~ chang 4 as desired II car" I"
,~,c, m All c-scs e. mention the old and new
address. -. ,..v,.,n
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he Only ALI-kAIlLlSRTONOTIOIE
lsl2sSs y,

DICHMOND. FRFDrff. rl.,.
Ia AND POTOMAC RAILROAD l..
commencing FEBRUARY "a I. I....t..
standard uats
81 am. leaves uyri-sueo. slsfil.. ..ar
OILY al Ashland ilnCt.
end trrltiioksnlr4 I
Washington ana New + .I.
~ AN. leaves ffri.tritU r .I...
oepi sunday. elusioi tu I.I.a..I.
O. ~. leaves hFru-fffer ..... ..
sleeper Go New }ofk.
~ am. arrives a. Byrd alrrri s..Iou H.. d.
sleeper Nom Now ilTa.
80 pm. arrives ~ Eyru-gtf8el sf .r |..r
stops 80 Frederick bur-. ..f..
Junction. sleeper ifcsi Washington
AMI Now York.
1'45 pm. arrives AZ hlri-strect sIs
c1eept SUNDAY. Sleeper u.u N....
Ths New YORK snd Fl'rda spec,a. consist.
irg u yestlbule pullman cars. leaves ...I
street static aI lN al ou TUESDAYS.
days. aud Saturdays, ana arrives 1913 rH...
Nonnay-, M-unc-Anl-, and ftilff.
tfaln makes no iODal stops, ans eff laI.
charged. tirst north bound trAA ltI.e.
Thursday. lotu Instant
ArhllAnp TRAINS.
DAILY g1crpI suSDAf..
40 gm. accommodation, leave ..Iia.i
station lIlf aH &C AeN..U. .f.
Ga pm.
$50 an. accommodated, arrives .f YI'.
street station haecs hsh..n fHt ID
en-.
$50 pm. strives q Eh4 ioayel q -art 90
ca. TkYLoR. General r,c... k.1,t
y. 7. y. NYt8s. 6orulli 3ln.rsieI .srf.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLK
TWO DAILY TRAINS IN I}N NH.n.
sCHBDL LEfN FfFftT DECEMBER ....
LEAVE RICHMOND
$3.50 A. NJ. Daily. ga Richmond a0I N.IersI n..
railroad. Leaves pgt..lfF ...
A. n. daily arrive AOU0.k Us
Pm.
ESQ A. NJ. Daily. ia Richmond tnl Petersburg
railroad, ArrIFe $50 Peter .aI.
\. ~. No. leaves lDtes..lIl ID
>. n Tor tWmTIH, llI....I..
Roanoke. Bristol. hr0KF .s, aU. f.
points South ami West lIkll lI
COACH TO AADiOhD.
6O 2. ". Daily, ela Richmond sld feicir .lIt
railroad. Arrlvc4 10 ItlUIfhI4 tr
90 =, VI l'ayos ?. Leprurg .'U
~, daily arriving NNffo * Jt a
y. THROUGH CAR - NOR.
FOLK.
900 p. NJ Daily. ga Richmond a1i otersbafs
Iuilruad, arriving ~ teleIsDur .f
n.su 4. NJ, cOunUltn. with ImIu tl.
I. leaving Petersburg at lIU T.. ~.
fOI Earmiille, Lynohbur-. huhnOt..
POcah0nt 3. Bristol. Knoxville. l.al-
tanoosa, and al points south a.i
Tons.
No. l--Sleeping-car Petersburg % Bristol
without change, leaving PsieIsUur3 daily lr
$40 y VI. Pullman sleeper LynlhllTs tl
Memphis, without change.
20. 8 Pullman sleeper Lyuchblfg Oh hrF
Orleans. aud Roanoke 10 Chatianoogi. ~.tal4f
change.
Tickets. baggags-ehacks. and all Inform
can be OotA ned at hit hmoAl and itl' rs
Railroad depot. A. ". 6arhefs. .sl flI
.,lcst, and II the Company's Office. oi Lii,
Main street.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-22

LORD SALrsBuRY's RE.PoNsE Lord
Salisbury's response to Remington is a
Prime Minister'S usual answer TO an adj
verse by-electlon. He challenges the OPP
position to turn him out OF office He
knows how large his majority In the
Commons remains at the close of his
third year, ard thar he Is amply protect
ed by tho Septennial Act.-Ns'O York
Tribune.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-22
gl)s Uailu ain'ra.

~. ,,supn every pAYIN THB YEAR
srur TINk- prHilt VINO CON-
PkNY. ufricg sao EAST MAIN sTkfei
kiCtMOND. VA.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-22

CuPIo HAS HIS WAY.--Miss Pauline
Fuller. the fifth daughter OF the Chief
Justice of the United States left Chi
cago secretly with her lover, J. Matt
Auberv, and proceeded to Milwaukee,
where they were married IN a hotel par
lor by justice Of the peace. The young
couple allege that their union was OPP
posed by the brides parents. Mrs. Full
Ter denies this and says she did not even
know the young man. The affair has
caused profound sensation in social
circles. - Dispatch 10 tie World
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-22

The opponents of the administration
appear 10 be rather short OF ammuni.
tion but this does not justify the con-
tention adopted by the mugwump press.
that President Hsrrlson's sincerity with
regard TO Civil Service reform must be
gagged by tie retention or removal OF
Postmaster Pearson, Of New York
Baltimore american.