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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-25
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CAPITAL AND LABOR. There have
been very many humOug schemes pro-
pounded whereby II was ALLEGED mat
capital might help labor IN different
way from the old fashioned way But
the general emptiness Of such schemes
will not deter the weil-lo do aud large
hearted men OF tins town from sub
scribing to the World 5 Far.
HereS an &C, aston where the inie-
pendent expenditure of local capital
can be of positive and immense adj
vantage to labor.-Ne'e York SIN.
BELvA ANN LOCKWOOD called on
President Harrison at the White House
on Tuesday. she called him her late
opponent" and magnanimousiy CON
graduated him upon MS rise I'D life
Mr.. Harrison received her cordially.
but made q bad break when me called
her "a dark horse. ". y. World
THE THREE AMERCAs.-By rail from
Chicago To BuenOs AyTes. and how
long will il be before this prophecy OF
Chairman Blanchard. Of the great rail-
way association Of the West. Viii De
fulfilled II seems startling. but It Is
not half SD much 80 as would have been
the suggestion thirty years ago OF an
all.rail line from Chicago to San Fran
cisco. Certainly one of the most i'm
portant results of the present tour Of the
representatives of the great lands to the
south of MS viii be the building OF IN
teinational railway lines connecting
North and South America. and this Will
be but the pioneer movement IN the de
velopment Of trade relations Of far
reaching and slupendOus character.
Aud perhaps long before the close of
the coming century the three Americas
will have become one America. IN all
the essential elements of vast com
mercial repuolic-Phaodelpiio Tcle-
grdph.
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THE DEMOCRATIC CLUES. The second
Convention o. the Democratic CLUBS
was an unequivocal success The at
tendance was good. Governor IN 5
speech and President Cleveland 5
letter served to arouse ample enthusi-
asm. and the proceedings were con-
Quoted in a business-lIke way, that
,hc@ed that the clubs management OF
any canvass Will not SAVIOR IN tne least
degree If amateur politics.
In his letter Mr.. Cleveland pays
wolI-merited compliment 10 the or
ganization effectiveness In a campaign,
and expresses his satisfaction that II dld
not disband after the battle last year
The clubs have moi yet begun TO Ied.h
their full measure OF usefulness. lney
were organized during the Presidential
contest. and many Of them did not get
in working order until late ID the laii'
Moreover. great deal OF energy had 10
be expended in organization that would
have been effective in campaign work.
Neic lok STIR.
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DIEDMONT AIRLINE.
RICHMOND AND nANNiliI Et.. f.l.
SHORTESTANnQ iIlki~l ROUTES.
AND sol INV irl.
PULLMAN SLIsri rs OA abb Nl..
TRANS
SCHEDULE rs fFftfI ~tf fIi l
l~rN
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Gbe .DaiIp Gimes

PliiIlsHED ,BYs THE IIMFs COMPANY
OFFICE: 9oi EAST MAIN. STREET
RICHMOND, VA.
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CREAM or THE PRESS.

The Movement Against TammanN me
rrc~Yi.nt'S CoIorcd appointment
Other Current Comments.
TUE MOVEMENT AGAINST TAMMANY.--
II IA evident from the character ana
proceedings Of the meeting at the Gfahd
Opera House last evening that the cit'
zens' movement is no; to be fash IN
The pan. The gathering was ac,ualed
BY Il worthy purpose 10 De inslrumenlai
in saving this city from the misiorinnos
which the absolute supremacy If Tam
many Hall would lriug upon IT. Inc
ticket placed in nomination confirms
our favorable estimate OF the sincerity
of the men who have undertaken to
provide way By which the yoke 81
Tsmmany may be thrown OIL J.
I'ribuHe.
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Mr.. TANNER certainly left his mark
in the pension buroan. AZ this period
last wear only IS 600 600 OF the asguai
appropriation had been expendN1 IN
comparison with twenty-five million
this wear. The Corporal has beaten all
the records by Sl300o.O0O. Assistant
Secretary Bussey himself could not
have done better -ETchaagc
THE PRESIDENTS CoLOnED APPOINT
MENTs. - For the benefit OF large mum,
Der of our people who are impressed
with the idea that President Harrison
has already appointed more colored
men to Office than any Of his Repuoli-
can predecessors during their entire
term. we submit the names. places ana
salaries of Presidential appointments
up to date by our present Chiei Execu-
tive.
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rHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
~ WAY COMPANY.

rHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
~ WAY COMPANY.
SCHEDULE - EFFECTstF %, 1889
LEAVE RICHMOND.
500 4. VI. Local. daily except sunday for
Clifton Forge.
$50 \. u. Express, daily, for Old pointand
Norfolk.
HOB AN. Express. daily for Cincinnati
Pullman Palace Car 20 clifton
Forge.
300 r. VI. Express. daily. for Ola Point
and Norfolk. Pullman Car 20 Ola
Point.
800 +. VI. Accommodation, except sunday
fOf X. J.. ANA 4. junction.
9I5P.M The y. l.. y. Limited. daily. Pull
man sleeping ear 10 Cincinnati.
SO1l Ntstinuie train, with
dining car and PullmanB. Char
l0fssyllle t. Cincinnati ana
Pullman 10 Louisville.
ARRIVES ATHiCHMONp.
500 A. NJ. and 2:iO J.. NJ. daily from Cin-
cnnafi.
1888 VI. and 800 p NJ. daily rom Norfolk.
-:IO l.. NJ. except sunday ilOm clifton
Forge.
-talion: Broad street near seventeenth.
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VIRGINIA SrEAMBOr CON-
JAMES RIVE iI>l FOR
OLD POINT. NORFOLK. plitl~NNl lH
NEWPORT NlM ~. tIAi.lN 3d..
ANDJANt~ ElNlE LAND
fNt- I!l.. CO.
AND OILY nlhEcl loli Ih WITHOUT
IKANSt fE ll tllAAt. OF
Any klNp.
CONNECTIONS
At OLD POINT NORFOLK. ci0.0.f nI.
all lines for baltimore. lIlIuN0.
New York same aiiein.nN; ai,D .l
for Eastern NOith lnfolIfH and ODD. SOUTH.
At NEWPORT MEMS fOr Hampton a.I
Smlthuold. M.
and al CIAHfMO>T With fln Atlantic
and Ddnyille Railroad for Mufciii, i.."'-
ford, sc.
ONLY ALI WATER ROUTE
JAMES RIVER BN fNli.Hl
GREAT TOT tli-i ii' ...
JAMESTOWN DUTCH GAP, AAN N tN
~CtN ll
CiiiAlI q IUilF
RATES LESS THAN HALF tAAlo. Ii
RAIL ll\f~.
PHYSICIANS MEALS.
Tie elegant and fI,t steamer
ARIEL
carrying United states nt.,
CAiIAI. IilN
leaves ltNlMu. iN.If
MONDAY. MEDNt ~DAl AAniIiuAN 81
IAN .l~IltEEr-CAE- lINNtll is r .t
TINE for aDoN -nHmlt .'-fLe. Nii.f'
Norfolk about $3.50 4 ~ fffuiuII.. .
steamer leaves Norfolk. old lOIaf aii SOD"
port NeWs on alternate days, aiif.'- ''
Richmond about $3.50 t.. NJ.
Through tickets fu above named points
sale on steamer and ai Gar ,ts N<Dnti ~
1000 Man street. Baggage checked tNi'Ni.
sTArE-ROOMs ENGAGED nor DAY %"
NIGHT
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Freight received duliA for NorN.A.
mouth. Smithneld. Hampton Dii iN.''
Waverlv and uIrksnid. So. Wasn't
ID. g.; NeWhcrue, Washington Hnl
y. C.: all stations on Atlantic ANA i'.'
Railroad, Seanoaru sNl knunuAr ht.
Norfolk southern Railroad and 80
North Carolina generally, uisA i.i
shore Il Virginia and ll fl..lit IA.
the James river at LOWEST iNlf-. ---
thror gh bills issued.
IICIkN BIAl. ~, Vice l'l.>I'i.
40. III. Main street unN d.
IRWIN MFisIcHK, Freight ina ft
Agent.
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\ toLrNBrs, Ohio, dispatch Jells Of an
entire family in that state who are prison
inmates. II seems that woman named
-allic Webb was admitted as a prisoner 10
the Ohio penitentiary Monday, carrying a
thrce-weeks child in her arms. She has
two husband, in the prison and two SONS in
the ohio Reform school. They all come
from Portsmouth. She married Flrman
Webb nearly twenty years ago. but they
did not live happily, and he abandoned her.
\ few years after she met Lafayette Nc
Graw, whom she married, never having Sc
cured divorce. They had Just begun 10
get along nicely when Webb turned up.
Prosecution for bigamy was begun against
Mrs. webb, and in the course Of the trial
McGraw was caught committing perjury.
For this he was sentenced 10 prison for five
years. Mrs. Webb was given one year. In
the mean time her FIRST husband committed
burglary and was sentenced 10 the states
prison for seven years, and preceded the
other two 10 the prison. His two sons.
Charlie and William. were implicated in the
same burglary, and were sent 10 the Reform
school at Lancaster,
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AN AFFLICTED EMPRESS.
Elizabeth Of Austria. Who l. Said to lie
Tu.uue.

Insane.
VIENNA. June s.-A clean swept
street, a compact mass Of humanity wait
ing patiently in the binding white sun
shine, a royal advance guard Of glitter.
ing cavalry. a silence only broken by the
patter Of hoofs, the jingle of spurs and
the rattle Of sabers. then twelve men.
covered with gold lace and medals. Oh
coal black horses with yellow trimmings.
guarding a royal open harouche, i'm which
sat the beautiful empress Of Austria.
The galloping horses gave but a swift
glimpse of the noble and patrician face
Of the most beautiful queen in the world.
as she sat bowling and smiling to hei
people who broke ont into cheers so iOu6
that the very air palsated with them az
the vision of their beloved empress in iicl
black dress and yellow flowers flashed by.
This ovation was repeated every day
and every hour whenever the lovely
queen made her appearance in rnhlit
for years, until one day Last April, when
a clse carriage with drawn blinds was
swiftly whirlcd away through quie
streets 20 the station ON the way 10 WIGS
baden. In 10, hidden from public gaze
sat the shrunkcn and stricken specter oi
the empress whose beauty and gracC
have been a worlds marcel. and instcac
Of the pomp and glitter of military cs
cort sat three strong keepers. for The
unfortunate empress OF Austria, who has
been SO unhappy wife and SO wrctchcc
a mother, is now hopcleisly insane The
curse al her house has fallen upon aei
Just as IL las upon twoniy-scvcn of hci
family within century and her villa ir
Wiesbaden will be guarded by police
and soldiers. just as has been hcr home
IN Dornbers ever since her malady begar
TO manifest itself
Some years ago the empress took an
intense dislike 10 the royal palace in
Vienna. which is gloomy prison like
place. and whenever it became necessary
To remain here she never slept at night,
but kept her maids about her the whole
night long with brilliantly lighted rooms
as she imagined she saw spcctcrs
At Dornberg, about six or eight mile.
from here, the palace is surrounded viii
beautiful gardens, lawns and trees and
the situation charming. as it stands upon
n hill overlooking a lovely valley Al
this delightful place the empress was APP
parently as happy as child, and coulc
be seen any sunny day walking or riding
about the neighborhood, or playing with
the dogs and the little children who
gathered around Her favorite hors,
was a thoroughbred gray, and when she
was on horseback she was picture OF
grace and symmetry. and her feats Of
horsemanship are world renowned
From the time when she came to the
throne. a girl Of lG. until since the death
of her SON. the Archduke Rudolph she
has been peerless in regal beauty and
adored by her subjects. whose love for
her was the only sunshine Of her ex-
istcnce. but her cccentricities have al.
ways been as marked as her simple good.
ness To every one with whom She came
I'm contact
Now. it is all over with her, and hei
condition leaves no hope that she will
ever regain her mortal balance
MARGARET LOWELL
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ton 10 ravage and destroy that would
actuate the same angelic little hend tc
knock over the pretty house It's patient
mother had built. The real Nihilist is
the baby. Nothing amuses him but his
work of destruction 4 hammer and n
mirror, a knife and a painting, water
and watches. fine china and the hard
floor are to him natural ainities, and &c
annihilate everything in the house or
out of il, big or little, animate or iuani.
mate. is his mission in life.
say he. as girls are not quite so de-
structive in general, though give them
q pair Of scissors and everything falls
from their own curls. eyebrows and even
oyclashes, 10 mammals best silk dress
and most cher bed laccs. How those
tender little hands can work such havoc
is one Of Tie things past finding out. Isl
there thing 10 upset, q thing 70 break
90 lose. throw or give away. the chpfub
whose every iooh Is "a revelation from
heaven and whose every tone OF voice is
an angels song sill somehow manage
10 do il, and parents manage 20 live
through it and keep thoir senses through
successive relays of dimpled destroyers.
and believe thcy absolutely glory IN IL.
1t is always marvel how parents bring
mp families of destroying angels and
have anything left when they are big
enough TO know what they are about.
Nothing is dainty enough or fine
enough TO clothe the little ones in. nc
chariot gorgeous enough 70 hold so much
pinl, and white royalty. Carriages for the
littlcautocratsaret truly beautiful, but few
mothers or fathers thins the finest worthy
their precious tyrants Time was when
queer little low wheeled basket wagon
with glazed top was nice as could be
seen. but look az the two little royal
chariots herewith! They are made Of
gildcd bamboo. One is a regular Nep
tunes car and the other kingly chariot,
all shining with gold and covered with a
parasol lined with silk and covered with
costly lace. Dainty plush and velvet
and silk lap robes go with these, all en-.
brOidcrcd IN the most exquisite manner
Soft pillows covered with real lace arc
there for the pretty heads, and behind
the whole the saucy French maid from
Ballymashoo.
The king and queen must have theil
royal state garments TO go out in \
cunning little bonnet of embroidery and
lace frlls, a jaunty little sacque made Of
flannel as soft as thistle down, worked
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lie Became Bearded in His Grave.

Old timers of FL Paso county will re-
call the killing Of William Campbell on
the Campbell ranch, sixteen miles south
of this city. Mr.. Campbell was buried
in grave ON the ranch, and his remains
have lain there undisturbcd ever since.
The Santa lie track has been laid near
the grave, and the widow feared its ulti-
mate despoliation by side tracks. When
the remains were taken up, and until
exposed to the air, they were rs perfect
as at the time of burial, and, strange to
relate, though the deceased was clean
shaver at the time, his beard had grown
to his waist, and the hair Of his head had
grown luxuriantly and covered his shout
ders. Mr. Campbell has been in his
grave just twenty-five years and nine
months Colorado Springs Republic.
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the woT,d 'siys of ler Only one charac
ter to keep up. That a bad one. Three
and six ponce n week pays room rent
Expense possibly shared 10y two or three
others Fare. \ loaf for two pence
Two herring. a penny Bowl OF soup
a penny. Ample bread thrown in.
Half Of this enough for a day Nc
STYLE to be kept up Rubs through
life somehow. II not. anyhow. Trusts
10 luck. Possibly Providence Low Great.
ure. To be sure. abandoned sparrow.
Bad sparrow. Still not outside Of prov
dental workings. Has friends. IleI
own class. Can get help from them II
time Of need Poverty's pocket responds
quickly to poverty's appeal Reckless
ness aids rccklcssness. Has plenty OF
congenial company. Mates male ant
female. Her life: Quarrels. Make ups
Fcasting one day. Starves the next
Temporary alliances. Residence ever
shifting. One end Of town this week
The other next. Gets drunk. Arrested
jailed three months Out again. Fresh
Recuperated. Resumes life Of the street
Likes it. Won't work Won't reform
Don't want to reform Reformed posi-
ton not so comfortable rs that she's now
in. Has liberty. Can lie abed till noon
Can come and 80 at pleasure. Nc
master. No scoldng parents. Owns her
self. Hospital if sick Free Of charge
Die there better than in many private
family. Not sensitive 10 opinion Of
others. Dead to socicty's verdict against
her Or rather armor plated. Society
to her a myth As far removed as
Saturn. Farther. Lives in her OWL
world. OF fallen angels. Knows nothing
Of any other Wants nothing Of any
other. Better world now than one born
in PRENTICE MILFORD.
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EAILROADs.
Goes Sss

DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
IL AND POTOMAC RAILROAD-Sobeiulf
commencing APRIL 2lst. 1899 - eastern
standard time:
81 am. leaves Byrd street station daily stcns
only at Ashland Junction, Milford
and Fredericksburg. Sleeper o
Washington and New York.
llO1 am. leaves Byrd street station laiy. ex.
cept sunday. ParlOr car TO washing
ton.
Sos D N. leaves Byrd-stree, s.atl0s daily
sleeper 10 New York.
$50 am. arrives az Byrd-strset station DALI
Sleeper from New York.
sSs pm. arrives at Byrd street station daily
stops at FTodcriCkslurg. MILFORD,
Junction and Asha a. Sleeper lrC m
Washingts ami New York.
1910 pm. arrives at Byni-sfreot station daily
except Sunday. PaflOr car from
Washington.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DfiLY ExCEPT eUSDtyf.
6.tS am leaves Elba. Arrives at Ashland no
1S am.
900 pra. accommodation. leaves Byrd street
station arrives ~ Ashland at Pc.
oH PM. leaves Elba; arrives nj Ashland 81
645 pm.
s:45 am. arrives Elba. Leaves Ashland az 600
am.
s:S5 am. accommodation. arrives AZ Byrd
street station; Leaves Asa'an 90 l.tt
AN.
$50 pm. arrives st Eios leaves Aahlsnd 81
5:l2 pm.
3. T. ID. MYERS. General superintercenf.
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"W-w-will YOU bible m-mine. Miss
Laura? C-cantyou t-trstme th-through
l-lie, my angel asked the suffering
young man.
Il am afraid not, Mr.. Jenkyns," re-
piled the object Of his devotion. II am
a little afraid to trust you. You have
broken your word a half dozen times in
the last two minutes. Terra Haute Tx
pra~S
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Professor DR.. Forster director of the
University Ophthalmic Chnique at Bres-
lau. has drawn the attention Of parents
and pedagogues to what lie believes is
often the cause of shortsightcdness in the
young namely. that they arc allowed to
wear collars which are Too tight for
them. In 300 cases that had FOUNDER
his notice the patients were suffering
from a chronic complaint, brought ON by
a disturbance in the regular and normal
flow of blood caused 10y the wearing Of
collars which were not large enough
London Tit Bits.
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The nickels of She patriotic school
children Of Kansas. aggregating $1,000,
and coming from q. 900 children in sixty
three counties and 203 schools. the same
being contributed to the Mount Vernon
Ladies' association, are to be used 10 re-
build the old servants quarters attached
to the historic mansion OF the Potomac.
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"Say, come iato TIE halk and identify me,
will your ho asked Of an acquaintance ON
the street
Identify YOU as whatT
"As john BLANK"
"Why, ycs, III 80 that far I guess, though
perhaps it is taking a risk didn't know
but what you wanted me to youch for your
honesty and Responsibility. detroit Free
Press
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"Doctor, how did you como % rent an office
away og herai This isn't much OF a neigh
boIhood for your profession. is it' SIS iti !
should shrlder ana groau That building
right over tLe' way Is a cookin- school. there's
q womeus restaurant on tie next corner. and
the big barn on the back lot is boys gym
nasidm. I've ADVERTISED for a partner al
ready H-Burdctte in Brooklyn Eagle
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They were in tno conservatory 40 an cyoa-
Ing party, aal there. amid the perfume "
the roses and p9sies. bee lad feryolly de.
clarel bis passion
"Mr Sampson. George sao responded,
with w0manly tenderness. "my heart has
been wholly yours for months, and now, She
went on, shyiy taking bis arm, "you may
take mo in 10 supper; heard 10 announced
when you first began those words OF love
which have 50 biisiuliy change al the colors
OF nY life n-iiarn.rs i,arsr
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SOME TYRANNICAL BABIES
OEsTROYERS THAT RULE
THE WORLD.
Infant DarIlngs More Destructive INA"
Cyclone rut They Ride In Nag"'n-
cent Charlots All the Same and Their
Trocka Are Narvels Of Prcttiness.
fsnerlal Corresr,ondence

-~T'ITI1 TTTT'7T 77T1I'0-T-T
New YORK. June %. There never was
vet on land or sea a monarch that was
as absolute a tyrant as baby and there
never was destructive element that
was az devastating as the work of those
tiny. soft hands whose dimplcd beauty
could be crushed out of existence by one
hearty squeeze 4 little baby's hand
will tear to pieces. break and utterly de
stroy in five seconds what has taken a
man or woman five hours or months OF
hard toll to make. Nothing is sicred to
thel. Papa's chronometerw will be thrust
into the wash basin or hammered to
pieces with the same gleeful determine.
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"liave YOU any particular object IN loafng
around heref asked the contractor Of a new
building Of an idler who was in the way.
ayes. sir" was the prompt reply.
"Well what is itf'
81 want 10 dodge my creditors, and they
will never think Of looking for me where
there Is any work going ON. Detroit Free
Press
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Enamored Youth-Your father seems wor-
ried about something tonight
Sweet Girl-Nes, poor "a has 50 many
business cares.
Little Brother-That amt it. Hes mad
because the big dog he bought didn't come
New York Weekly.
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Trayeler-See herei thought this was
an annual pass, but the conductor tried to
take 10 up the first time wanted 20 ride on il.
Superintendent-That' all right, sir. This
Is an annual pass. You can ride on it once a
year Chicago Tribune.
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Confectionery and Ice Cream MAXWELL
lose ten Of our best customers next week
Assistant-We willi Arc they going to
Oklahomai
mo, they're going to get married. New
York Weekly.
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Labor Saving Proposition.

"Well. johnny, | shall forgive you this
time, and it's very pretty Of you 10 write a
letter to say you're sorry" "Nes, ma; don't
tear it up please" why, johnny "Bc-
cause it viii DO for next time. Christian
Nation
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"TIe went right 10y without noticing us
thought you knew him. Haven't you ever
met'
"Oh. yes. the last time no borrowed $40 Of
me, and We haven't really met since. Dos
ton Herald
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PR ESTO N e I'll Y In,
FINE ART FURNITURE
No. 8 Governor Street.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL

NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL.
~ ROAD.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLK
TWO DAILY TRAINS To IYNCUnftr
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT MAY I2 10 I'VE
LEAVE RICHMOND.
go A. VI. Daily. ria Richmond and pcfer.f..,,
railroad. Leaves Petersburg D. ?
a. n. daily arrive Norfolk ln
$40 A. NJ. Daily. ria Richmond ana pefer.f....
railroad. Arrive at pofcrsaury b. =
A. ". No. leaves Petersburg I.r.
a. for fsrmNlic. IynlhIu.y
Roanoke. Bristol, Knoxville. and In
points south and West THlUflfr
COACH TO kAOfOkD
700 z. ". Daily. gia Richmond and pcfor.ftry
railroad. Arrives no fcfor.I..s II
20 p. ". leaves Petersburg SO P
~. daily, arriving Norfolk U.. D.
n. THROUGH CAR TO NOR.
100 P. NJ DAILY, tia Richmond and pe,eraa.,
railroad, arriving at Petersburg tl
$3.50 =. ", connecting with Train A..
!. leaving Petersburg af r.a Al
Tor farmfINr. lYuchhurr Nns....
iOCanuntas, Bristol. rs knoxville. In.t.
ianoosa. and all points South ari
PULLMAN SLEEPING CAR ACCOvNOn,
TlONS.
No l-sicopiug-car Petersburg 20 Br...
without change. leaving Petersburg Dali. b..
$50 p. n. Pullman sleeper L5n.hUlrs I'd
Memphis. without change.
no. Pullman sleeper lynclhlrs fn Now
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CHARLES 20. EDDY. Vice President
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