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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-26

wish TO add Il few words on outing
costumes to my letter Of last week, as
there are some new developments i'm
them and now is the time TO speak Of
them or hold my peace the rest Of the
summer.
Besides the snug fitting Jerseys are
blouses Of every description. some made
Of jersey cloth and others Of surah, pom
gee and wash silk, besides hannels. The
surah blouscs are in dark blue, red, terra
Gotta, beige and figured goods Il is a
great boon to be able to buy these all
ready made and beautifully finished. as
few can sew as neatly or give the same
style. These come in graded sizes and
will be sold in all first class stores in
America.
The sailor blouses, however, are only
suitable for mountain climbing. Yacht
ing or the seaside, or any active outdoor
occasion where plain dressing is neces-
sary. Those made Of jersey cloth are
very pretty and durable, but not so novel
or cool as those in the pongees and other
silks. Houses IN navy blue and the wash
silks will be worn very much by little
boys and even men for summer. Icould
not get the exact price Of them, but
think they will cost about 4 dollar and a
half 10 three dollars apiece, according to
size and work.
Among some Of the novelties for out
inS dresses, noticed several suits of
pongee in beige and dark blue and white,
all made in the the same style, viz: a
straight full skirt with a fiat bias band /
stitched on with feather stitch, and a
sailor blouse, trimmed with narrow /
leather stitch in tho contrast A wide T
fringel out and knotted sash finished /
sach-the blouses laced up the front.
OLIVE HARPER.
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LONDON DAY BY DAY.

The smoke On ,asicr volumes rolls,
The fever ieul takes larger oils
And au liercer grip Of sOss,
In London day by day
Still Burglns builds ON swampy So,
And hnel houses block the list.
And make town of dreadful night
OF London day by day
In fashions long and busy street
The outcast foreign harlofs meet
While Robert smiles uTon his beat
In London day by day
Still modest maiden cheeks are stung
With ioulcsi words from wautou's tongue,
And oaths yelled ont with l,aihcrn lung.
Ia London day by day
Wealth riots Ga a mad excess
While thousands, poor and pcnuilcss.
SiaNe IN the mighty wilderness
OF London day by day.
Wrong proudly rcar lis wicked head.
While Rights SAD eyes with tears are red
And slusgari Justice lies abed.
L. London day by day
The liar trumnhs. ard the kuaye
Rides huoyant on the rolling wave
And Liberty makes many q slave
In london day by day
Yet Hope ari Trust and faith and Love-
And Gods iair dowcrs from above.
sun ind branch. IKE Noah S dove
IN London day oy DAY
And Onward siill though slow the pace,
Press pilgrims OF our grand old race.
Who seek the Right with firm SET face
Aud shed Truths light by Gods good grace
Ger London day by day
George r. Sims
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.
@ W { n S & NJ | N 0 R
DRUG COMP ANY,
Wholesale and Retail
Druggists,
1907 MAiN ST,
OPPOSITE POsTOFFICE.

Keeps large and we'll selected stock OF fancy
TOILET SOAPS and PERFUMES. COSME-
TICS. FACE POWDERS. AIMSandal kinds
of beautiful fine English. French and American
HAIR BRUSHES. CLOTH BRUSHES. FLESH
BRUSHES SHOE BRUSHES. TOOTH AID
NAIL BRUSHES.
We keep all the year round PLUSH CASES
suitable for Bridal Presents as well as ladies
and Gentlomons travelling sets.
All kinds of MINERAL WATERS both az
wholesale and retail. Wcarc agents f0rthe now
L1THIA Wal ~ which we deliver i'm any
part Of the city for % cents per gallon. Per
sons suffering with Kidney affection will do
We'll to drink this water freely.
We make a speciality Of fitting IklSSES
and keep full stock always on hand. also
SHOULDER BRACES and CRUTCHES. an
kinds and prices.
eve hayeall the leading brands of CHEWING
TOBACCO, and keep a nice line OF CIGARS.
Give our PLANTATION CIGARa trial Re
member 10 try our NELLIE BLY, CHEWING
TOBACCO.
Physicians prescriptions carefully prepared
by competent Pharmacists. and none but the
PUkESl MEDICINES USED.
Persons contemplating having paintingdonc
ought ~ call and get Color Card and prices
of NadcsWOrths Silica Paint. which Is better
and cheaper than Lead and oil.
Please remember that ioreyorything usually |
found in first-class wholesale and retail drug
store, 20 10
Owens & Minor Drug Co.
OPPOSITE POsTOFFICE.
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Of doggies. | have obtained sketches
Of the collars of three famous dogs who
have the honor to belong to famous
ladies.
The bottom ono is the collar worn By
Mrs. Langtrys little pug, a mouse color
ed creature With a nose as black az print
ers ink, and so tip tilted that you could
hang a hat on it. The band is Of blue
velvet with golden bells, and n golden
plato in front with the angels name on
it. His name is "Pcdee." The one at
the top belongs to Mrs. Frank Leslie's
little black and tan Zulu" The collar
is Of red morocco, with golden bells and
clasps. This little dog is not as amiablo
as her pretty mistress, but is much adj
mired nevertheless and has over 5000
worth of jewelry Of her own in shape Of
collars and bracelets.
The second collar belongs to Mrs.
George Gould's Terror" the mildcst,
latest and LATEST dog in existence. He
has but one fault. He is purse proud,
millionaire pug, and turns his nose up
at every dog less fortunate. His newest
collar is of ruby velvet, studded with
jewels.
The pug with the harness is fancy
sketch and only TO show the newest har-
ness. Lazy ladies embroider them very
prettily.
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bptter than the wANAMAKER-FiElD-AnNo
trade of 1855 These reports the mcr-
chant was going over one 10y one. and
every good suggestion in the lot will be
utilized in the busy season of the coming
December. This one incident shows the
height OF executive genius-calling out
Ito best there is in subOrdinates. not only
their actual work and loyalty Of spirit.
bat their ideas as well
Wanamakcr is great believer in the
importance Of close relationship between
employer and employe. There is no
tyranny Of organization in his house.
n cash boy may at any time appeal TO
the proprietor. lilo has civil service
system and plan Of marking 10y which
he knows the yearly, monthly and weekly
record of each of his 600 employees.
Promotions are made according 10 the
showings of this plan. There is a profit
sharing system in the business. too, and
by it about $4,000 is each year ap-
p0rtioned among employees, in addition
~ their salaries.
Wanamaker's Philadelphia store is a
third larger than the world famous Boz
Marche of Paris In the busies; season |
IL dispoScs OF a million dollars worth Of |
goods week. 1t is an ideal place to
work. There is plenty Of room, light /
and air for the clerks They are not
forbidden to sit down during business |
hours. They are given full hour for lun-
cheon. and luncheon hour at Wanama-
kcr's produces a spectacle worth going
miles 10 see. Here lisa spacious room filled
with little tables. Hundreds OF Young
women are eating their lunchcons. Most
OF them have brought food from home.
AND these cold lunches they supplement
with cups Of fragrant coffee, glasses of
pure milk, summer drinks, SOUPS or hot
dishes served them from the big kitchen
at prices barely covering cost. In the
adjoining room are scores Of easy chairs
and lounges, dozen singing birds,
plenty OF plants and flowers, a piano \
and an organ, and large library Of well
selected books. Luncheon hour passed
amid such comforts is not only rest and S
refreshment, but delight and benefit.
The men are similarly cared for in an.
other part Of the building.
Field is not known by sight to more
u'an ne-half of his $500 employees. lie y
puts certain men In responsible places, 81
ana holds them accountable for results.
ns . rule lac spends no more than five or st
ex hours day at business, has little
and his personality IL not strik- e
ing 'nough strong, whilo Wanamaker Y
ma Armour are fairly picturesque bl
'ieids face Is dark. handsome and strong. %
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gentleman from an
tigua, who told lin
he had seen % lctier.
received at Antigua
from London. boz
forming that an ace
ton haltasen place
about the lun ol
July or Cape So Win
cents. between SEES
cnteou sail OF thcl.ur
under the command
of Lord Howe. and
eighteen Of the pan
ish that the action
commenced about I'D
O'Clock in the mora
ing anl lasted until
sunset. that t.le Grlf
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CONNECTIONS.

Train No. 30 connects daily AZ Keysyill.
,,r Dhase Ciiy, CiHksyilie, and Oxford.
Durham. Hendels son and Raleigh con,
meets az Greensboro for Durham.
raleigh. Salem, and Winston, aud all points on
North CMollna Division. az Salisbury for Ash
vile, Hot springs and all points IN Western
North Carolina, and IT Charlotte FOR a.. n A.
A. II. II.
Train No. ~ connects daily At Greens
ooro' for salem. Winston. Raleigh. colds
poro' and Morehcad City; at Salisbury for
Asncyille, Hot Springs. and all pOintsl In
western North Carolina: AZ Charlotte with
Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta railroad for
columbia, Augusta, Aiken, Charleston, swan
nan. IhOmasyille, Ca, jacksonville and other
Florida points also with Carolina Central
railroad for Wilmington.
Trains from the South arrive at kichnond
..Lll. IN. md A-Nl N
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pIEDMONT AIRLINE.

RICHMOND a DANyILLR RAfLBO.n
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE tn
THE SOUTH.
PULLMAN SLEEPBRs ON ALL NJegr
TRAINS.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL itlsso
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PRIcE oNE DoLLAR pnR RorrLE
Owens 6 Minor Drug Co.
Wholesale Agents,
RichYn Onds Va.
WHAT An OLD MAN, Y YEARS or AGE
HAS II . SAY
COSCERNING THE
Chase City Mineral Water


PORTLAND, NOTTAwAY COUNTY. VA
August lj. 1855.
M. " r. Harry. CIG't Cify. Va.
Sir. For many years ! suffered very much
from dyspepsia. With its complications, such
as nervousness. neuralgia, Indigestion. cOn5i-
patton, liver affection, etc, until became al
most confirmed invalid. During the time |
was treated by intelligent physicians who pre-
scribcd various remedies J used both lltlia
ana other mineral waters, also Dr. Warner
celebrated Liver and Kidney Cure. all TO but
little advantage.
Hearing al your ewiy-discOFcrcd "Chnsc
City Mineral Water ! sent for and obtained
case OF 10. II lasted me about three weeks.
during which time / improved So much as o.
be able 20 leave home. which / bad not bees
able 10 do Tor months previous. ] then went o.
chase City and continued the use OF The water
fresh from the well. for four weeks. which
gave me more real benefit than AL the other
remedies combined. Ny nerves were soon
quleted. could sleep well All night. my gloomy
fears sun tOrebudings vanished, my mind Dee
came bright and cheerful. / could enjoy the
company Of my friends (which before aFOll-
rdl. my appetite increased. ms digestion
greatly improved lso that 4 could cat almost
any kind Of food with impuniiyl, the cOustia
gion was relieved, and the sidney affection
greatly bcncntcd-ail of which / attribute o.
the use OF your mineral water.
must say, ln conclusion. that cOnsIdcrfhe
discovery of this water O. bsssNg NJ GWicff1
humanity. Away with your drugs aud nos
trums. Go 10 natures fountain OF health
Drink OF its healing water. Go drink. and be
made WHOLE J. G. POWELL.
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RHEUMATIC CURE.

] found among the persons who had tried 10
q recommendation from DR.. Pcmhcrton. OF
Atlanta. wrote 90 him iO give me fun account
Of his experience, and his honest opinion of
your medicine. hc answered that an Dee had
said about it was true. and advised me tO try
10. ordered six bottles and began taking 10
with many doubts. but To- nay surprise my APP
petite began tO improve. / slept well and fhc
swelling began 20 go down. and in ten days
was walking with cane. and threw that away
ion a few d+ys am now. ] believe perfectly
well. and have been for more than year.
] have recommended 10 90 several Othcrrhcu-
matte sufferers each of whom say that In
worked Ike "a charm on them. " isa marvel
l0us blood pu iher. and II you viii see th0t
{ Is kept pure. 10 will continue 10 le a blessing
TO suffering humanity.
Hoping you success, ana and ever will be a
friend 10 II. Il. &. Yours truy,
W. II. HUNTER, l.. $. Commissioner
Fifth judicial Circuit OF Alabama.
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! DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
h. AND POTOMAC RAIIROA n.-ecaeiul
/ commencing APRIL 2lst. 1853 - eastern
| standard tine,
1872 an. loevss BYRD street station daily. stor.
Only at Ashand Junction, Milford
ana rloirrckGb.rr. sleeper t.
Washington and Nv York.
/ 1857 an. leaves Byrd street rllt0n daily. er
cept sunday. Par.or car CO. Washing
tom
C2jpm llagos Byd.nrcct sailos daily
$50 au. arrives a. 8yrd s.rcss station dali,
Sleeper rom fev YORK.
S.3s pm. arrives az Byrd street station daily
slops af lcdtrChsbuig. Milford.
JulltlnauI Ash|l q. sleeper from
Washington au loW lurk.
1910 Pr. arrives q Byri-suoot ststion daily.
eNoent sunday ial0r car from
Washington.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
IATLy EAC1FT srNDAYs.
t:i5 ann. leaves Elha. Arrives az Ashland no
1.3 tm.
l.0l pa accommodation. leaves Byrd-streei
station. arrives az Ashland az 3 pm.
6.Oi pm. iCaye1 Elhai arrives Isl Ashland 81
til pm.
5ij am. arrives Elba. Leaves Ashland at 6.0j
$3.50 eu. accommodation, arrives at BYRD
street station; leaves Ashlani al l.5i
sbS pa. arrives Sc Eiba las7oo Ashland a.
C.A.TiYLOR, General Ticket Agent.
=. y. y. MYERS. General sloerintendont-
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL.
. TWO DAILY rRhiSs 40 NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS rO IYNCHHURG.
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT MAY ~, 1879.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
$40 4. VI. Daily. fiQ Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. Leaves Petersburg 1893
3. vi. uHlIft arrive Norfolk lNf
$40 A. n. Daily. ria Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. Arrive ut Potter Dulw lO.U
A. 81. h0.j leaves Petersburg 1864
4. NJ for fumfllc, Lyuchnurg.
Roanoke. Bristol. knoxville. and ah
points south and West. THROUGH
COACH no kAnfOkD.
200 r. NJ. Daily. .ia Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. Arrives at ietorNue ai
$3.50 J.. 81. ifafNs petersburg lO = |
h.. daily, arriving t0rlOk 1880 T. .
81. ihN0u6h IAh 10 kOh /
FOLK.
$50 p. 81. Daily. tie Richmond anI Petersburg
railroad. arriving Ht Petersburg 40 /
t.uf. b., connecting With Train No
], leaving Petersburg at $50 4. ".
Tor fan Nie. lyntluuit. Roanoke.
IutinNnif-. iiri,tUI. Knoxville. Chat
taaoosa, and all points South and
'ULLMAN sLEEpNG.CARACCOIMODA
TOSS.
80. -s'ecpins.caf Petersburg 20 Bristol
Without change. leaving iciers burg daily ~
.5 h. ID. Pullman sleeper Lynchblrg q
lemrli-. without change.
40. B Pullman sleeper Lynchburz 20 New
orleans, and Roanoke 90 Chattanooga. without
hlnNe.
IicAcis hlauEC-chclks.a and ail information
an ue Obtained al Richmond and Petersburg
aiiroal depot A. W. CARRIERS. Mm Main
.feet, and at the C0mpan}5 office. ~ East
lain street.
". B. BEVILL.
General Passenger AIcut.
CHA NTTs a. TUnT N.Y.. PRECEDENT
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ish captured two sail Of the liuc. sunk tuo others
ana disabled four more in such amanner thatii
was Thought they could not reach the port 90
Cadiz; that The British feet had suffered very
much in their rigging and Sails lost tao Of tleil
captains and % great number oi men
The modern newspaper would have
chartered a steamer carrying a cable
from New York 20 the scene OF conflict
and licked the news into the editorial
rooms during the progress of the fight.
The foreign ncws, four months old.
shows the difficulty which Tho Chronicle
had in Speeding information:
PARIS Jrne 81. 1890
Tho title Of The king Is nov dciermiud to be-
| emperor Of the French
AZ A,isn0n they have llottel out the arms OF
the pope, and placed in their stead the arms OF
| France
The local news, with tho exception OF
an obituary notice and a poem, is pub
lishcd in the advertising columns. The
poem is a quaint and drol bit Of senti
mcnt, which tho modern editor would
smile to read:
To MISS Wit
Sweetest syFen 81 the An-ustan STAGE.
Adored Dy youth, respected by ola a-o.
Permit me uow 10 sing ia homespIl flys
Thy charms digme-tlat all. Who know, must
praise
\ hlr4 So IceDlc-nonc VIII Ger defend
a task SO arduous-who will dare contend?
An none dare venture on this dangerous SEA,
But such q nadman poor, unhappy mel
Angels, when painted iair. they look lkoyou
Lovely innocent sweet as morning dew
Thine eyes, how gentle, Lngu.shns, cast down
Your face all siuucs-but now and then q ffown
iLat brighten up ngain-anI leave that sky
furA white and sed can any this drlyg
No
lis granted then-ncxt comes thy crimson lips
that fires my bood-lnsnaich ihsambrosial kiss;
Thy bosom to,, doth hea,c With fond desire,
like dying bird, ju.t whc1 obey 90 expire
Thy lovely taper waist hou round end small
Here language fa.nts-l sigh with J5ge Tor Wall
With her Ia ive-with her Ia wish to fan
LoTHARio
The advertisements Of 4 century ago
were unique. Here is one:
AZ the late dwelling Of Philip Jones. OF Burke
county. deceased, ou Monday the 18th day Of
October next ensuing will Toe sold 10 the highest
bidder Tor ready money. an the personal prop. |
erty (not otherwise disposed OF by the late Philip
Jones IN his last will. negroes and cAttls only ex
ccpted consisting Of horses sheep hogs a war
son' nice riilo siil. sunIrs household furniture.
&c, Ac ~ PHitlr JoNls
ELIZA JoNEs. s"'Fu''nS
Sept n. isJ) q
n B-iropcty not 10 DO altered. nor delivered. I
III the money be paid
The editorials in The Chronicle Of 1890 d
were conspicuous by their absence, with
he following exception.
The Ode 70 Washington. "I.othario's Address
zolus and Mesellus, viii appear la our next
From the thumb paper Of l7Sj-brief. ri
eJune, primeval--a nero suggestion of
newspaper rather than a newspaper hi
tself The Augusta Chronicle has come
own through the last century to the m
nodern daily, panoplied with every ap- &c
dance of journalistic science. At no
Ime IN that century have its types lain 70
lie or It's presses ceased to move. Come
eace or war; health or pestilence, pros
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Sunday between Balcony Falls and Lexlng
ARRIVE RICHMOND
7:40 pm.-HAf T. daily
i.0J am.-IHEOUGn PASSENGER daily
f.i5 EXTRAORDINARILY daily lvAccp
CONNECTIONS
At Clifton Forge with Chesapeake and Co q
faii way l0r fhe rrutn, West. ami Northwest.
slecpcrs o. Cincinnati dnl Louisville.
Al Lyrgaogi. wifa Nouolk 400 Wcsfet
ailrQal Tor AZ points south. Southeast, sJf
Southwest. and Visz'nia niaani railway 70
all points North and South
~ Richmond with Associated Railways 10
al points IN to South. and Richmond. frede
icksburg and Potomac railroad for the tOrtt
At Lexington Win baltimore and Ohio raj
road, making close connections go Hafper'
Ferry ~ ard from PlnsluGg sud the Wee
also 20 points North aud Vast.
Sleeping cars ynchhui- o. P ouphls. Kew
Orleans auf itflc Ock.
PAlA g. SHIPPING AIS BE WIEN
hichM I'D and LiNJhHD he. DEhIns.
Trains marked daily except Sunday. Dali,
lic4eto 500 20 aI pNilla. OMCe3. lOJO
Haiu street. and at tho Richmond AMI ALE
snGcy depot. tisht aud Canal -troesa.
JvhN X. HAC3UhDO.
ldeo Gen Passenger AYE ?.
RICHMOND, FREDkRlCKsBUKG AM
POTOMAC.
IHECIGH AII-RAlL FAST-FRE1GH1
LIE TO AND FROM BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK,
AND EASTERN AND
WESTERN CITIES.
ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND BALTIMORE
IN ZACH DIRECTION.
Correspondlnsly quick time.o other po.nu
Through 0isis Of laden issued az lon ra.es.
q. A. TAYLOR,
90 II General Freight Agent.
PHILADELPHIA, RlCHMONDAND
l. NORFOLK STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Appointed sailing days every TUESDAY
md FRIDAY at II NJ. aut every SUNDAY al
A. NJ. Freight Tor Tuesdays and Fridays
steamers received tai li.D A. VI. For sun
lay steamer til L. VI. Saturday. Freight
'eceivcd daily til 5 T.. ".
Fare 10 Philadelphia. O.. ...........,<6 "
For further information apply 20
J. W. NCCAkRICk.
General Southern Agent.
ONCE. Rockets.
W. +. CLYDE Il CO.,
de q General Agents. Philadelphia.
...i..ts AND sHOEs
I OTIS RICHMOND xNas
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OWENS & MINORS
Nellie BLY, Chewing To.
baCC0,

that is strictly PURE VIRGINIA sun
URED TObACCO.canb be bought OF the parties
named below, and has no superior a. good
tough chew ON the market. Don't take any
thing AS a substitute, but insist upon having
Nellie Bly," Only cents piece. Call on
either Of the following
OWENS i MINOR DRUG CO..
Opposite POstOffce.
PARK-PLACE PHARMACY.
Belyidere and Main streets.
}. NJ. BLANKS,
Corner Hancock and Clay streets.
j. l.. RiDENOUR.
Corner Eighteenth and Main streets.
G. A. PULLING.
Corner Beleiderc and Main streets
THOMAS W. LEONARD.
~ North Second streets
T. A. MILLER.
fifth and Broad treet
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rULLNAN ~ sERvIcE.

On Trains Nos. "a and % s'eepilg-cars b.
tween New y FORK and Tampa, fla, (vis Jacs
sOnviiial. On Trains Nos. -. and 20 sleep
~ cars between Naehin ytcn ard Charles
for. o. Train No. rs sleeping cars between
New York and Jacksonville. On Train no.
o. sleeping cars between Washington and
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Remarkable Cure
OF RHEUMATISM.


Proprietors Hunnlcutt Rheumatic Cure:
Gentlemen During fall and winter Of 1896
! was stricken down with lnilsmmatOry ihDu-
matism and confined % ms room for three
months. and after / got out went ON crutchcs
for thlrt, days longer. had the testof mcdi
cal attention. swallowed a fearful lot of druls.
and grew worse from day TO day.
A friend sent me one half bottle OF
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STEAMSHIPS.
0LD DOMINION STEAMSHIP CON.
~ PANY.
FOR NEW YORK.

Steamers leave Rchg1ond EVERY TUBS
DA Y and FRIDAY at D.m.
steamers icAvc New York for Richmond
Nv hkf WEDNESDAY aud SATURDAY
Az y. m; arriylngin Richmond MONDAY and
FRIDAY mornings.
Passenger accommodations unsurp.,ssed
Cabin fare to New i-rk via James river
route Including meals and berth)..... a. 10
hOund-trip tickets limited 10 thirty days
aiitr date OF issue. ..s.s.s............... IA %
Storage with suD-isfcnCe.............. 8 Ia
striagc. without subsistence. ......... 60
Datin fare VIA Chesapeake and Ohio rail
Nl'.is. ts.ss.sss.ssss.a. no ~
Cabin fare via Richmond and Petersburg
lailfodl 5000 t.tftt.ttts. .s...s.......... Nd lf
Ickcia can be- obtained at A. W. Gsrber's
iyN Main street. Chesapeake and Ohio and
Richmond and Petersburg depOts and AZ coua-
pany's offices. 1901 Main street, and wharf.
Rockets.
freiehts forwarded and through bills OF lsd.
ing issued for points beyond New York.
Freight received daily until hour OF sailing.
Passengers leaving Richmond on MON
IA lb.IJ EsDA Us. WEDN ESDA Us tn u Rs-
JAYS, and SATU kDAYS by the Chssapeaks
anc ohio railway CHA Newport News)at am.
aud 20 pm by Richmond and Petersburg raj
road SAL. Day AZ y ~ an. will make conneo-
tion at NORFOLK with steamer leaving thoss
days.
GEORGE ALLEN & Co.. Asents.
No. lBl Main street. and
zly 1917 COmoany's Wharf Rockets
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FASHIONS FOR CANNES.
SOME - ARISTOCRATlC DOGS AND
THEIR HARNESSES.

Not . Few OF Them Have Collars Made
Of Their Mistrcsses' Hair-,Irs. Lang
try's Mouse Colored Pug-Noveities In
Outing Dresscs-Liberty Caps.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-26
LIE ~ ALLRAIL - NORFOLK

LEAVE ARRIVE.
Richmond. sli0am. Norfolk itG 90
Richmond rtN0pm. Norfolk. 1887 IN
Norfolk. fs.3l ana. Richmond. Il.fU rm,
NOrfOih. $50 pm. H.camoud.SlU INA
These trains also make cieso connection
for fafmvllr, IyuQbolrH. ard south
we tern loilis and sil stations on the Eorfob
and Western railroad,
x. n. SCILY.
SlTerinfcn
T.. Il. p. NfAnc,
General fperintcndCni
u. -. EMERSON. General Passenger Agent.
Sol HAAS. Traffic Manager. fapf,