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NOn-Escsit7ent Notice.

Clerk & Masters Office.
Columbia, Tenn, Feb. ,, 1857
w. L. Davis, Com pIainant, VS.. II. i. Davis,
ct ais, Defendants.
happening from affidavit filed in this
cause, that the Defendants, ]. +. Henderson.
Jas. A. Henderson, III. o. Henderson, and The
unknown child of Mary \. Henderson, are
nOn-residents OF the Stlte of Tennessee. 1t
is therefore ordered that they enter their APP
pearance he Elm, before or within the first
three days o the next term Of the Chancery
Court, to be held mt Columbia, Tenn, on the
first Monday in April next, iSSg, and plead,
answer or denur to Complainants Bill, or
the same will be taken for confessed as t.
them and set for herring expartc; and that a
copy of this order be published for four con-
secutive weeks in the COlumbia Herald.
GEO. CIiiLDRESS, 6. q NJ.
By j. s. Orman, ID. &. & VI.
Russell & Wilkes, soils. for com.
febS it
The Medicine I sell you, or the prescription
that will caDd Won
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NOn-IsesiGIent Notice.
co,,,,,, CLERK apl Mastery ONCE,

Co., Clerk AMI Masters OniceI
Columbia, Tenn, February r. 1850.
J. T. Akin, Com pininant W. r.. NJ white
Defendant.
~ appearing rom afidavit fled I'm this
enuse, that the Defendant, X. NJ. White, h a
ol-Iehluent OF the state OF Tennessee. u f.
ance herein, before or within the frst three
uays OF the next term OF the Chancory Court,
70 nc helQ ~ Columbia. Tenn, on the hTst
Monday IN April next, 1850 and plead, an-
sMef or dleinur 20 Complainant's bill, or the
same viii be taken for Confessed ~ 10 him
and SGT for hearing aNparte. and that d COPY
81 lnlh order be published for four cnnsccus
tive weeks IN the Columbia Herald,
1850, GEO, CHlLDREBH, e, & NJ
ieh@z - ~ j, =, Orman, ID. G. & NJ
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COLUMBIA. TENNESSFE.

Corrected by Holding & Cochran
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The Medicine I sell you, or the prescription
hat will send you,
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Subscribed and sworn to before Inc tn S
C.N.COE, UP.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-05
. nuNeaED CONSOLIDATION bBREHDi

pittshure March tspecial. George Westinsnoase'
r.. to-day stated that the circanstanta account pup
ishsd here this morning Of consolidation OF the
u..t,rvhonte and Edison electric light companies
vas without foundation. Mr.. Westinghouse assorted
that his company was not negotiating with tho Ed
son company and that the litigation against the lat
ter corporation being pressed. He admitted mat
a reasonable arrangement between the various par
tes engaged IN electric lighting would be profitable
IN. article which NJ Westinghouse repudiates con-
t.lns the statement fhnt Henry Willard had recently
become connected with the Edison company and that
Mr vIIiard's wealth would bring the control Oh tho
consolidated company 10 tho Edison people II. Nor
rtson. an Eastern newspaper man, and David E.
Evan, Of Baltimore, aro here to confer with Mr.
westinghouse in regard to the electric light business
The story of the consolidation credited MT MoTsSa
and that it might be effected any day.
ON this subject tho financial column OF Ais even
noss aChronieIe = telegraph contains tho following
ar Edisons legal Victory abroad was due solely 70
tho fact that he he'd secured control IN tnat coun-
try Of the Sawyer-Man lamp patents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-05
eFF1oER L1TTNs DEADLY BLoRS.

AN UNSATISFACTORY INVESTIGATION INTO THS
INJURIES RECEIVED BY CASPER PFosTl
Acting Superintendent Byrnes instituted inquiries
yesterday into the clubbing case In Twentysixthst
liquor shop Sunday night, but II was found extremely
difficult 10 loarn the exact facts. Casper Pf0sA the
man Wld was injured had not recovered conscious
ness and mono Of his friends know preeiselJ how tho
troubie began Policeman John Bannon had entnred
the Iqaor store al NO. 14a West Twenty szth-sk, and
he ssys that afer the door had boon locked b was
assanltod by Michael wller while tho propFhtor's
wffo threatened him with oarvlnpknifs. When Ben
non called for assistance ofacer Patrick Ipsfn went
along the hallway from door TO another. trying to
i0rce an entrance ,Pfost then Just sarttng foF
bis work He has been the iaitor Of the house a. wen
as night wztchman for house IN oreenet, and car
ied heavy dub He could not speak nHch Eng
sh, aad he probably did not undegsaaiia fe police
whom he said he was officer. and Httaciaed him.
Lawn proved the better hghter, however, and after
Wrestling Pfosts club from han, dealt him biow on
tho left side Of the head that produced compound
depressed fracture Of The skull
During tho struggle Ernest Mueller, tho propSetor,
ESCAPED, but he was arrested yesterday afternoon
charged with violation Of the excise law and resist
ing an oloer. Mueller keeps clearinghouse as wen
rs = saloon and YIler, who was arzosted on sundas
night was Of his boarlers- Willer was bcld tcI
examination yesterday morning It Jefferson hArEei
Cerrt Both ofcers bear good roputattons In the 40
pastnent. A year ago last Nay Lawn sAct ana
killed Thomas Moore, q 'lOngshcreman. who he'd
stabbed him. The oaso attracted Sone attention Do
oause the hospital surgeons did not discover tha'
Moore had three bullets In his body until BE wa
dead They bad dressed q scalp wound rseesved from
q clubbing, and left him. LAWN was exounrseed ny
eoroners Jury. Last New Years Eve no arrested
Thomas oorman who had tried to rob woman IN tha
street German fred two bullets through the officers
coat and was sent to prison for sin years and t"e
months fog II. Both LAWN and Bannon nave peon
doing detective work for some tine In ne pfscine&
Al the Nsw-York Hospital last night II was said
,hat pfcsts condition was critical John Sauter, who
VIA A drSt supposed 30 have beon the man who was
injured had formerly been the propretcr q ne hQor
Store.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-05
TIE COMING CABINET.
NO cHAsaEs ExPEcTED m THE IIgr.

THH NOMINATIONS WHICH IT rs TEcuGME
rHE PRESIDENT WILL MAKE TODAY.
Washington, March Special. The situation
with regard to the Cabinet remains practically
unchanged tonight Nothing has occurred In the
last twenty -four hours which In any way would
Justify modification Of the list as Hlready
announced in The Tribune The nominations for
the Cabinet to be eubmitted to the Senate to3Eno7
row will, It is expected. be as follows:
Sec ry OF State, James G. Blaine, Of Maine
Set " of the Treasury, William Window, Of
Minneso,.
Secretary of War, Redneld Proctor Of Vermont
Secretary Of the Navy BENJAMIN E. Tracy, Of
New-York.
Secretary Of the interior John ". Noble Of
Missouri
Postmaster-General, John wanamalr.r. Of Penn
syivania
Attornsy-GensraI, W. q. a. Miller, Of indiana.
Secretary of Agriculture, jeremiah Rask, Of
Wisconsin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-05
nEorryEB FOE AN IRON AND sTEEI coaRAN1

Chicago. March AZ. T. wheeler and Lucius s..
t4sbsr stockholders Of the Pullman Iron and Steel
Company, filed bin in the Superior Court to-day, ASH
ing for the appointment Of receiver for shat concern
Tho company was formed In 1888 WIN a oapeai s'Ock
~ s0o 600 a, which 900 was hold in equal shares
nv Franz n. Felt and James P. Perkins, who turned
over 10 the company patents for making railroad
sukes The rest of the stock, they aegc, was taken
by George NJ. pullman, through HIS private secretary,
Iohn NJ smith. and by John W. Doane and others a
roIlIne MIN was erected at Pullman by the company,
the compainants aegs, but tho plant has not boon
success The company nov NOV N ag0g 70 tbs lns pnlan
paiace Car Company, which kept the iron and steel
company running when was so lnsoSnt zee gAe ss.
sets OF tho company arc aDO9e @~'O'0'O' 'O'Si''Ns
mainly Of the rolling mill plant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-05
AxAnomsrs rAIKING AGAIN nv oHroAeo.

IHARoH1srs TABKIHG AGAIN IN oH1oAGo.
Chicago. March (speoaD. -Anarehists raised their
bowls again last evening at VorWaerts Turner Han
nearly 600 had assembled under tho auspices OF the
Arbeiterbund to listen to speeches Dy Mrs Lucy Sa
son. rS,, cro,tha and Albert Carfln. The speeches
ara snll 81 violent denunoaten of the police and Of
can,tal Mrs parsons said in parts "I VIII say a
few words thas may DO fun OF passion and bitterness
sga,nst tbe capitalist, but DO not fear any trouble
~ tr"uSles nave already ended WIN impress upon
vr, tbe ,dea ~ resistance DO not ask favors from
anybody. WHOM tho American nag sinEs 50 low tnaf
W ~ S1nn0c @ Ws a. II fhe better for you. The cap
ass thought that they wona ss2eSe " gs s 9~sss sadeSs
w In Wiling to die Tor my liberty and the liberty ID
~ Th1drnna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-05
nnrrrlrrr nEpHEK or 4 gKvATon.

IA Paso, Tex, March 3.-At Yseta. Tex, a town
twelve miles south OF here this morning. Postmaster
]. L. Kroso was assaulted by W. II. Harris, nephew
of Senator Harris, Of Tennessee, Harris has peen
sending for his mail hGbtualy after ONCE hours ana IN
a noIIte attemut 10 correct Harris's Irregularities
Rropse jncnrred his anger. This morning. while
Krouso was opening his mall box, Harris came up from
behind and dealt him two severe blows on tho head
with pistol. Tho third blow Krouso, although
stunned. warded off. The pistol fell IN tho street
tHo Harris was worsted. Krouse's wounds arc
serious.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-05
BRurALLY DE1TEH By WHIfB CLIPS.

snow I'm, Nd, March 4.-A few evenings ago
company Of alleged white Caps composed o. aooai
dozen mashed men, called upon maA nSned
Jaokson at his homo neae tho Village Ok neWark'
worcester County, and gaso him severe Whlppns.
Tho man was most numerically beatan, ana ns crlss q
by tie people IN tho village, milo AELs seAsez
was sharrsd Tsth kssping alfsrceriy noush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-05

ARREsrED ROE sFuFFINa B4LLoFrBo1.
Iare Ieyanch. n. j., March 4.--At ths local cleo
sion ior town oeers reid here on Saturday there was
eonsiaerabe excitement after the close 81 the polls
WilIa Lnsksy was arrested last night on che eharge
a. bsllosocx ssraing Tho eemplAint vss msde BY
n yazdyks, who CLAIMS e ksFs sausAt Lluskey y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-05
pRospEcTs OF THE NICARAGUA CANAL.

Panama Feb. PA correspondents writing from
Nicaragua says Of the proposed Nicaragua Canal
aCanai matters here IN state OF lukewarrnness'
Some say the attempt by the company to sell shares
was complete failure, whilo Others affirm that they
were eagerly bought up privately, ana thas me COM
nsnv has no need at present to offer publicly any
.h.ras for salA teal YOU, however, what happen
"a know, that Mp. Van Wyck, one Of the engineers,
wrote hero shortly after his arriv4 N New OK,
saving he was returning N AprN Win apig gang VI
EorkIlen 10 begin actual operations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-05
RAr4nryG SAFELY oYER 4 BROKEN TlAA

Tyrors Penn, March 4.--At noon to-day the pas
senEers in the New-York and Chicago Limited EXPRESS
eastbound, on the Pennsyiyania Railroad, nad an
experience which they wfll not soon forget Al brm
Ington, village fifteen miles cast Of Altoona, tne
engine broke springran frog which dfspiaced aoou'
afteon feet of raI m the track and caused tne Ealn
which consisted OF seven Pullman cars - droP on s
ties The cars all followed 70 the track ags.h wsh .
ont any ftirher damage than the shaking UP OF ihe
1assen9ers The trair was running thlrfg-xe miles
mar hohr Al the time os the accident
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-05
.IrorHrR RRrRHRY s0LD.

Chicaro. March Al. j. McGrsth, who held q
eontrollinr interest In the MeAvoy Brewing Com
pany, ono Of tho leading brswerss Of this city 70
day sold his rights in the business TO Henry a.
a,eeiow OF Boston, aad 8. Yonge, Of Wicklow, ne
land, actfng as brokers Tor other parues-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-05
,ro uAprMAy AND TIE poopLERs.

Montreal, QUE, March 4.-Assistant District-At-
.o-nev Hartman, Of New-York, is at the Windsor
MP Hartman says his visit is strictly for rest and
chnnco but It has given rise to 9 rumor that no
has come to interview some Of ths New-xork
hcn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-05

CANAL LABOREkS LEAVING IHN ASIHHUo'
Panama, Feb. 24.-Canal masters have continued
10 occupy entirely the public mind. which has Osen
excited for weeks past, owing to tho stoppage OF
work and the consequent loss Of employment The
most vigorous and pratseworthy efforts have been
made to assist those out Of employment About
1000 have gone to Costa Rics, 500 to chh' 400
to nearby coast ports and largo nnnber to Jamaica
and the other West india Islands. large numbers
of Others are ready and willing to leave here for
almost any destination thai may offer relief Inerc
nat,onaities on tho books at the chilian consulate
who Win be sent South as speedily as uansportanon
ne Is now being conducted on a smaller scale tnan
beretofote and although the dredges and e1caFators
nidoant as compared with what tt has been.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-05
,,,v pu1rrRFrrI,n or,ArM

couenhagen March 4-The Minister for Foreign
Aairs has submitted for the approval Of the Hgsdas
eonyentson with the United states dated December o
declaring that the Butterfed claim for compenss''oh
shaIl bs Settled by arbitration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-05
.,,o,,or, an Tup ACE or TWENTT.

Auburn, N. Y, March Special Wilson c@rses'
ACC about twenty shot himself at the house OF Mrs.
wheeler In the town Of Fleming, about ~ gcoeK iAst
night, and his death followed In q 10" nlihu''S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-05
owe porrND RANK NoTEs'

London, March A--Mr. Goschen, Chancellor OF the
Excheouer, Is considering the adysabity OF isssins
ons-pound bank notes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-05
A PERUVIAN CURE FOB HYDRopHoBiA.

Panama. Feb. 24.-ChaDcs has iad 70 the aascosery
Of cure for hydrophobis- In Ayaeupho Peru man
was bitten by mad dog. and shortly afser tbs seaded
disease developed. In his mhdasa tho man rushed
from tho house, and falling aneag Doe OF apeucss
piants, sas Of tbc Juice Il ihess plants sntere3 hs
seems TO havo followed, during which he seiscd some
Of the leaves broke them and drank pt the miihy and
sntinous sap with which they arc GENERALLY saturated
when his friends found him be was senseless. with
the apeuca' or Tmagaey' leaves elntehed IN ms
hanaa He was carried 70 his homo and soon regained
MA health Experience has long since tacghs the
ndians that poucap juice or sap nyerisDH aoss ~
9 cure upon dogs suffering from hyorcphooia-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-05
A CONSERVATIVE RESIGNS his SEAT.

london, March 4.-Mr. Robert Gent Davis hss .Vs TO
s,oned bIs seat In Parliament. He represented the
Kensngton division Of Lambeth, and s Conservative
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-05
AN AMERICAN swINDLER sRNTENCED.

Brussels March 4.-Captain Bailey, anas Coos IN
American swndler. was sentenced to six months I'M
prisonment here to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-05

THE CoRoNET AT MALTA.
London. March 4.-The American schooner ss'h'
coronst arrived at Malta on Sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-05
aoT.pRTN EldrTH on coMldNRCIAL UNION.

Toronto onA, Maroh A--PreSessor baldwin snaitis
has written letter to srhe MAI on the present
position OF the question Of commercial union he
points out that the everrs to Canada contained In
Mr. Hits resolution which has iust been passed BY
the United States House Of Representatives, places
9rse trade with tho continent within ths Grasp Of
Canada, ana he believes that should me poHirdon
Government fal to respond thay wfa Incur sssrfni
raFpongbflity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-05
AMERIoG,s HOSTILITY TO GERMANY
THE ANoRTH GERMAN eAzyrTEn SAYS IT xx.
Igrsi AND Is DUE no IEIsH-aMnHrcAN :
ENVY or GEaMAN,AMEnIcArs


Berlin, March 4.--The North German Gazstts,'
referring 10 whak 1t calls rematkHhlo contrast be-
tween the utterances Of the American newspapers pub
Ished in English, and those OF the German American
papers, charges the former With bringing groundless
accusations against Germany, and placing occurrences
In Samoa IN such light IS % make Kiein's Grim
inaltys appear as heroisBl, while the Germat-Ainer-
loan press points out the moderation Of Germany,
After quoting tho opinion Of the latter % fhe eect
that the hostility to the Gemans is dne 70 tho hatred
and enyy Of seetion Of the Amcrickn population.
especially the Irish portson, the Nofth German
Gazee7 sxysI These IHsh-ATericans arc dcsf1tless
animated BY envy and hatred - seeing how vel
the Germans can earn their bread The German
Is moro tnAnssrious ana more oontartcd than thc
rrishman and this % the reason &s hss snporuiaraty
IN America. To the aversion feih by section OF
the Americsn people toward modest and hndustxious
competitors Is drs tkar dislike Of Qstmans ard their
persecution Of fhe chnssa Tho 0seuADs in America
ndnstricus and lcss contenfed: 6tt this thcy can.
slider too dear price to pay nr the gocd-wih Of
the Irish.S
Az the German Consups o1soe n was sAsd yester-
day that no nfonDattor bed been received "a the 70
pofted naval engagemant In Sau10a1 waters between
IN Au1eFfcan niau-of-war aud the German cqfFotte
Olga The Consul couid not be seen pcrsonallN but
Al oflcfal In the oice said that It w&s generally con-
siaerod improbable that any sich engssemens ase
takBn place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-05
HARRISON INAUGURATED.
oEREMON1ES At THE CAPITAL
soxxrs ATTENDING THE GLANCE OF Ap-
ILLUSTRATIONS

.Asurraror AND ITs CROWDS OF PhofIIS
esr IN arrrn on TIE RAIN AND GLOOMY f
wrArHEa-MR cIEvEn.ANp BEooMEs
pnYvArE crrTzEN, AND eENERAL
r1xsxsoa THE rwENTrTHIRD
rzxsIDErT OF THE Ma
rrsn-A DAY CROWDED
WITH uscIDENEs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-05

10 50 great and powerful luminary as the Presi
dent of the United States.
EAGER 10 SEE THE RETURN TO THE WELT
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-01

who dropped ont exhausted. AID O.; daylight
several of the Iari.cipators were down on
their knees, sin crawling around the
church
The Egypt part Of &C. san evident refer
ence to tho walk Of the lraoitos ont a
bondage for that is q parallel case in the
mind Of every freedman. But in prosaic fact
the walk is only one of the thousand ways
in which undevelopcd people miugle the re
ligious manifestations with the social, the
musical and finally tho voiuptu0us. Aud, OF
course, as tho excitement increases the first
element yields 70 tho second and both 20 the
last. In short the walk is but the survival
OF some old African fetch worship, and is
therefore possible only among the undiluted
blacks Of the most Ignorant class. 1t is sim
pie matter Of truth and justice to add that
no freed people In history have ever pro
gressed faster than the negroes; and If they
maintain their present rate Of development,
another generation will sec the lat Of
"WalkinG Egypt"
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-01
A siamose New Year.

IAN siameso birthdays are celebrated al
New Years, and at this time the curious Gus
tom Of chair cutting" is observed. When q
boy reaches the age Of II OF 10, and cir
that OF . OF 10, they are considered no Longer
children. Up 10 this time q tuft Of hair j.
allowed to grow just above the forehead, and
is always dressed with great care. IL i.
twisted into d graceful knot and held to
gether with a long gold or ieweled pin. Al
the base Of this knot is worn a wreath Of
fragrant white flowers The ceremonies of
hair cutting often last Eve or six days 10 i.
the coming out party" Of the hoy or girl
and thereafter they are not permitted to
mingle with tho other sox Gs children, but
are considered 10 have arrived at a mar
riageable age
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-01
COURT CALENDAR.



SUPREME COURT Or APPEALS. January 9Th,
March SIN. November 9Th. az Richm md
city. September n0th. az stanton, Va
July 10Th, al Wytheyllle, Va.
RICHMOND CITY.
CnANCERY COCRr. First Monday In January
April. June. and October.
CIRCUIT COukr First Monday I'M February
and thir1 Monday tn May and October.
HUsTIN0s COUNT.-Fifst Monday Ia every
moutl aud september = th. tNo court IL
Augustl
POLIcE COUHr- Criminal. Every day ut e.S
A.
POLICH -Ciyil-Eyery Friday at " "
HENRICO
CIRCUIT Court Third Monday IN January
nfst Monday In May, and hrst Monday il
October.
County CoURT Second Monday 10 every
month.
HANOVER COUNTY.
CiHcuIT CONN e0th OF April and 10th Of Oc-
tlber.
COUSrY Counr.- Third Wednesday in every
month.
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY.
CIRCUIT COURT.-l5th OF May sEd 10Th OF No
NomDcF.
CoUsIY CouRT.-second Monday Ia every
month.
LOUISA COUNTY.
CiEcUir COuRT.- goth OF March and goth OF
September
COUsTY COyET.-second Monday In ever
month.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-01
VIOLA LOTION.

For the prevention and cure OF CHAPPEr
HANDS. ROUGH SKIN, SKIN ERUPTIONs
ECZEMA, and ANNOYING ITCHING, and
indeed. an kinds OF cutaneous diseases.
This prescription was prescred by colo
butod specialist of Philadelphia for one OF
our we'll known citizens. IL accomplished
such wonderful results, and the calls upon
him ion il were so numerous that he placed
the prescription IN our hands 10 be com.
pounded and sold al such "A reasonable price
that all sufferers might avail themselves Of ia
benefits. II can be- had at a low price. and VT
advise all sufferers 10 try II.
Numerous testimonials could DE obtained Il
rs merits Il desired
BODEKER BROST8ERS, Druggists
Gmhll-tf l4li Main street
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-01
TRAINS NoRTHwARD.
'Dsily. tDaily Wreept sunosyj.

'Daily. fDaiy except sunosy).
STOPPING PLACES
Nos. Il, .. and q make no stops. NO
No. Is stops only on sieai az Cheste Cr,sirs
la and Manchester. No. IS stops on signsi
all regular stations. No. 81 stops on sig nai 81
all regular stations. ana AIS o az TEMPLES ap'
Port Nathall. Nos. 81. "A. X. 80 and 81
viii stop at ali stations for passengers
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE.
On Trains Nos. II and - sieeping-ccrs N
tween New York and Tampa. Fla, lvia Jacl
sonvillel. On Trains Nos. IA and ~ slice pfnf
cars between Washington and ChariectuI
On Train No. Is sleeping cars betwee
New York and Jacksonville. On Iulin No
sleeping-caIs between Washington and Jscf
sOnYllle.
on Trains Nos. . and - seeplug-cars be-
tween New York and Charleston.
THE ONLY ALL~nAlLLiN ~ TO NORFOl X
Richmond. $50 anu. Norfolk. 700 pn
Richmond, -6COpm. Norfolk. e:S6 IA
Norfolk, 800 an. Richmond. 1887 an
Norfolk, 800 pm. Richmt n l. SID pu
These trains also make close connection
for farmville, Lynchhurg. and south
western points and all stations on tae NOrfoA
R.M. sULLY.
superintendent
f. T. p. MYERS,
General superintendent
T. NJ. EMERSON, General Passenger Agent
Sol HAAS. rrafc MANAGER. tap =
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-01

a Happy New Year, Why notl The path
Of duty is the path Of safety ever, and the
separations Of the good are for time alone.
We are moving ina veritable journey. Our
earthboat swims through seas Of light sus-
tanned 10y the power that launched 1t ip:o