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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-12

Who will be the successor OF Bou.an-
GER IN Francey That this personal buo-
ble upon the political surface "hich
aoSv seems TO have burst and been dis
mated in thin air. Will have a success
sor among his countrymen, we do not
for an instant doubt. The sentiment
which created the man, and when lol
time the man 80 impOtently repre-
.euted. is as fully alive and as ieverish
rs ever. Ii is only that the man HIM
elf has gone to perdition IN cloud oil
dust and smoke.
HIS only claim to consideration at 'no
very height of mis- reputation was thal
ne was the offspring and exponent OF
All the elements of opposition TO the
stability Of republican institutions id
France. These elements still exist, and
though banled for the moment by the
.ncapacitv Of their cat 5 paw. they are a.
active and resolute as ever. Beng
,omparatively weak Individually they
are strong when united for a common
nurpose. this common purpose no."
.einr 10 undermine and overthrow the
republic.
Who is there to represent all these fac.
non. without offending and repelhne
any one. In short. who is TO take up
that sword belonging to them all
which las now fallen from the hesi'al
ing hand Of Boulanger.
We look in vain among the politicians
md soldiers of France for such MAI
a. the circumstances Of the case re-
ouire. He must be so vain that he VII
fail TO recognize that he is beng use'
a. pnppet aud tool, and 30 plant a. u
be incapable of carrying out policy o
mis- own. but at the same time. he must o'
mike Boulanger in this: He should De
,e.olute enough. when the time Tor &c
lion arrives. to act without scruple an'
without fear.
If suca a man az this arises in France
me- will begin by utilizing every ele
m.nt of opposition to the Republic an'
end bv stamping both the Republic an'
lis enemies under MS heel, and Ihel
mount to absolute power
OF the two types Of individually
probably Boulanger is the preieraDi
| Tor the purposes of those who cohspir
Iacainst the present established govern
ment. For that reason, If no one re
sembling him appears. 1t is within Tn
range of probability that he Will a
some future day resume IN france III
character that has given HIM so mac
prominence hitherto. But whether II
would play a bolder part under the IL
luence Of his previous failures woui'
remain to be seen.
We can at least hope that he as wei
as all those who oppose the Republic
may be- thwarted IN their designs. Tor
| il is typifed in the sentiments ana con
duct Of President Carnot, It deserve
the respect and good will Of all enllHh'
ened men.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-12

NOT one word OF that food OF Ni'u-
peration that for eight years has been
poured out upon Malone by Indignant
and vehement Democratic speaker ana
writers has been iuapt and undeser'ed
however wild it may have seemed. Inc
more carefully and thoughtinlly We
weigh the character ard conduct q INC
man and politician, the more profound
is our impression thas he Ia the mos
nnscrupulous. virdictive. tyfanmoa'
and unprincipled political leader "h
has ever afflicted an American commu
nifty.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-12
ga1I.ROtDS.
isga

nfCFMOND. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
u, AM POTOMAC RAlLkOA D.-sc1e,au,'
commencing APRIL 2lst. 1909 80 enS"'"
-sea, ,eaves pyrd street station daily; stoR'
only AZ Ashland Junction. HiI''"'
and fredericksburg. sleeper
Warrington and New YORK. -
tt.a7 sn,. leaves ilvld-street station dhii'' u
cent sunday. ,aty
s.o,nr. caves Byrd street etatios isiiy
sleeper 20 New York. Al,
so ar, arrivps al iyrt street station aA)
''V sleeper from Now YORK. -
ca mr. srrl-es a Byrd street station caily
$50 .fcus AZ FrcdrriCfeturg. MAlofo'
T.,nnflon sud Ashia Il. Sleeper lrOi"
Vashingffn ane New York.
to.o nm. arrives at Ryrd street station GAL .
except sunday.
ASHLAND TtAlaS.
pATIy rrCzgT susCAYs.
c..sa,o leaves Elba. Arrives 40 Ashland AZ
40 nm. accommodation, loavre Byrd street
station arrl7os az A5ola1d az pm.
GO. u. Leaves EiDa; arrives ss Ashland o.
Gas DIN. ..,. eos
Gas n. arrives Eiba. Leaves A'n'1n' d. ''''
an. . D..
street station leaves Asoisn' Al ''e'
ss. n. srT'ras 1t Elba leaves Ashland a
r. k.TSYI0R. General Ticset Agent.
e D.. HYEss General SuOerlntendent-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-12

REMEMBER the history of Malone 5
former lease of power. The evils which
his success in toe pending election
wonld entail upon Us would far exceed
in number and extent those that at
tended the first administration " hi'
party. He would enter the executive
mansion with his hstred If us intensi
fed by the bitter and unsatisfied resen
ments of years, and he would ENJOY ne
contentment Of mind until he had graf
fled his longing for revenge.
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ve.tmoretand County.

HEArnsvILLE. VA, October .-lCor-
respondence. "A Democratic club was
formed at this place on Saturday. tine
9th inst, with j. ". Anderson as pres
ident and X. 5. Brent. secretary. Tue
object Of the club was explained by a.
:. Rice. after which sixtY-four names
were enrolled. The club meets each
Saturday until election day.
The large store-house OF Mr.. Slater Coz
wart. at Cowart' wharf, on COan river
was burned on the night of October gth
The house was insured for -l,JuO m tA'
Virginia Fire and Marine. II ls sup
posed to be the work If an incendialy
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-12

VIRGINIANs! there is but Que way &c
success in this contest. 1t is to organ
ize in every county, in every town. II
every precinct. Let every man bend
his energies towards victory as ii the
safety Of his family and the security OF
his lireside were in jeopardy.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-12

ELIMINATE the negroes from the fol-
lowing of Malone, and what would be-
come of his reputation as an organizer
His white contingent would be as scant
aud beggarly as a corporate guard and
he himself as impotent as the corporal
in charge.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-12

Ben BUTLER, unworthy of respect a.
he is. excites mole goodwill than N".
home because his Indifference TO pfin-
ciple is in some measure tempered ID,
humor. Malone is always solemn and
in earnest. and for that reason ia more
dangerous and unirac.abie.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-12

The followers of Malone boast OF his
capacity as an organizer, but 1t Is ca
,acity that does not rise above power
a. rive cohesion 10 the lowest personal
e,smepts In tho community, directed 70
the basest purposes.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-12

Clipped, Culled and Condensed
The whole line OF the Norfolk IN !
Western railroad will be d0uble-tracked
in about year.
WORK has been commenced on the
iron bridge between tauquler ANA
Prince William counties at Thorough.
fare Gap.
l.. +. BAIS, the oldest merchant and
one of the oldest and most wOrthlest
and most influential citizens of sussex
county. died at his home at Wakefield
Wednesday morning after an Illness II
some weeks.
FIRE occurred at Peiton's lime
works IN Christiansburg, "Wednesday
night, about II o clock. II Is supposed TO
have been the result Of carelessuess OF
the workmen. Over a car load vi slaves
aud the coOperlug tools. as well As the
shop, burned. The less Is about Sl.lUO.
No Insurance.
Ex-CONGREssNAy J. Is. Richmond, Of
Lee county, reports that Malone 10
Working like a beaver IN the Southwest.
lie is making a still hunt out there ana
relys very mucn on compact organ.-
cation. His people are holding small
meetings at cross roads and al other re-
mote places.
TAI BRANCH, Of Farmville. one OF
the most sensible and respectable col
ored men in this State, and for sevon-
/ teen wears member OF the Legislature.
saws Malone is the worst enemy the
negro ever had in Virginia. and rather
than vote for him this fall he would
surrender the right ever TO cast "a ballot
again.
The Petersburg correspondent Of the
New York Herald under recent date
says:
THE negroes are lukewarm III theiI
support of Malone. They talk indli-
ferently as to the result. They lack the
enthusiasm always heretofore mani.
tested before an election. They do not
feel for the man who they know has no
respect for them. and will not vote for
him with any relish. "
APPOMATTOx COMMANDERY, No. q.
under command of Right Eminent Sir
James Is. Blanks. headed by Stonewall
Band, visited the widow of the late
Sir General George Pickett "Wednesday
afternoon in Petersburg. General Pick
EFT was made u Knight Templar by Az
pomattox Commandery OF Petersburg
Va, during the late war, and when be
died Appomattox COmmandery went to
Richmond and buried him with Iemplar
honors. The visit To Mrs. Pickett was
received with feelings OF emotion from
that distinguished LADY.
Mr.. ALoNzo WHITE. of the Summit,
who has been regarded by the Demo
Gratis for years as the head devil OF
Republlcanism in his neighborhood, Is
actively at work against the Malone
ticket aud all that it implies, and says
he means 10 ,tay nj work until sun
down of election day. lie was al spot
sylvania osart electioncering with his
Observation-Disclosures against the ticket,
! and put in some very efficient work
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-12

How appropriate and characteristic
does i. seem that Malone. who winds
his serpentinc way in darkness should
be holding forest meeting-intne SCUM
west after nghtfall. far iIcm the ea1
~ honest men who abhor furtiVele-.
and scorn to skulk to secret conceive
At midnight in the depths Of tho woods
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-12

Tar first Southerner who will be
elected 10 the Presidency Of the United
States will be the man who will be most
actively identified with the peaceful
and voluntary removal Of the negro
uopuIat,on from the South.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-12

Non only does Malone appeal merely
TO the lowest class in the community
but he appeals to the most debased in
stincts of that class 10y the most de-
graded means.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-12

4 POLITICAL leader. VINO. by JOBS
tyrann.cal conduct, forces all OF hi'
ablest and most respectable lieuienant'
70 abandon his ranks. is animated D.,
Inc spirit Of slave-dfiser VINO suDsli
tutes the crack of his whip for aian
ment and persuasion.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-12

THECAR STOVE Is GoNG.-ihe nu-
merous railway accidents Of few years
ago. in which the fatality was largely
increased by fire, led to unanimous
demand from people and press for the
abolition of the car stove. That de-
mand has been needed. The car stove
is going. On many railway lines It mas
gone entirely: on others IT Is going as
fast as cars can be fitted with steam
heating apparatus. and the few lines
that still retain it without any app1r-
emf effort 60 substitute steam an IT.
place. do so in the face of the fact that
the old charge that steam heating was
unsafe and impracticable has been
proved false over and over again.
Every road that retains the car Stove
does so because its management de
clines to incur the expense OF making
the change, and not because the change
is imposs BILE or even diiiicult.-Ihaa-
Qeiphla Times.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-12
DEMOCRATIC APPOINTMENTS.

Frederick. special saturday Oc'' -
Shenandoah. count, Monday. Oct. a.
Rockingham, special Tuesday
ckbridge. special. Wednesday
let. Us.
Wvthe. special. Friday. Oct. II.
Smvth. cont. Monday. Oct. Il
Washington. court, Monday. Oct, -
Tazewcll. court. Tuesday. oct. ~
Uenrr. special. Thursday. oct. 81.
Patrick. special, Friday. Nov. l.
Hon. ). H0GE TYLER.
Caroline. Monday Oct. Il.
SOUTHAMPTON Monday Oct. list
Surrey. Tuesday. oct 22d.
Fluylnua. Mon08y. Oct. 2o.h.
HON. JOHN T.. MASSEY.
Nausemon Monday. October l4,h.
Soathamplon-M0nday. October list
Nelson Monday October 2sth.
MIR. Il. ID. CAEpwELL,
Chesterfield. Monday. Oct. IA.
Goochland. Monday. Oct. 2l
MAJOR r.. TAYLOR SCOTT
IunenDer.. Monday. OcI. lith.
Dinwiddic. Monday. October 2lst.
Brunswick. Monday. October 2eIh.
HOS. $. S. TURNER.
Rapraharnock. Monday. Oct. H.
Sperryyile. Monday. Oc.. II. nleht
Madison. special Tue.day. Oct ID.
Greene. Wednesday. Oct. ID.
Rockingham Monday. O't q.
Washington. Monday. Oct -.
Montgomery Tuesday. OFT. -.
COL mcHAHE T.. BrlRNE.
Nansemond. Suffolk, Monday. Oct.
llth. a..
Pittsylyania, Chatham. Monday Oct
2l-.
Brunswick. Lawreacevilie' Monday
Prince William. Breulsyille, Monday
NOV. 4lh.
CAPTAIN JAMIE, BUNGARDNEH
Amherst. Monday, October 2L
Nelson. Monday. October -.
COLONEL TA2EWELL ELLErI.
Chesterfield. Monday. Oc.oper a..
Hanover. Wednesday, October lp.
King William. Monday otlvDeI -''
2r.H. WALTON MOORE.
'''' ..,..,.,rp
Same appointments with Captain bic
Kinney il.m N0ch0udge 70 fdtnch
bo.l inclusive.
4.fHfIfrf.I a ttnIIN ItIHufr.
COZ. Whilst '''''''..''
pIn.l Aauif. N'NiAl- '''. -i-.'
IrrA u.AloN.
T.rr.. Nndal. oet -i-f.
Ef.uisu D.. hlli. .-..
pIulI.I.. SATURDAY. October l-.
an>.riur- W.nie-uAfi.
vr0.. NI.nU.l. U..Y..rlL
u0N.n.n. ln0sE
tu.,... H. N.U0al. O.Nn.rlL
,.,U.f..> f..T.
,...f... o...I.-tl.
n......
Amelia. Thursday. October 90
uoN.J 49,. rA>iEL.
,r........r l-n.oaN saturday, oct. b.
f B.nmurf Monday. october IT,
Greene. Meine, v'inD'i .''
MecAicnNN'-' N''''''i' W. ''''.'
MIR. b. D.. BARTON.
Louisa. Monday ok IL, i. 5.,.
f'ii"''i' 'i'''''''' ''.''
w'i..'.i',. n.,oi.araad
Pef.r .Hlf-- W c,ih'-' B., '.,..' -''.'
b".".'''''' ''''''' '''''
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-12

srRuRBAX ROADS. 1t is openly con
fessed that the country roads Of Mary
land are a disgrace TO the common
wealth. The STATE Is far behind Penn
sylyania in this particular. ana Is not
ahead of Virginia or other States OF the
south. Indeed. Georgia may be SAD 10
ne taking the lead in road making, ana
j. ON the eve of inausuiatlug new
.gstem of managing highways which
will insure better results Tor the future.
The next Legislature should be made
ia feel that something Is expected OF II
toward giving the State OF Maryland
better highways. Perhaps existing
ditliculties cannot be overcome AL at
once. but an Intelligent system OF State
SUPERVISION of roads could be lnaugu-
rated. and the money and labor now eX-
pended could be directed TO a better
purpose. 1t is an important question,
second TO none in the development and
Improvement of oar State.-BdtimOIt
Herald.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-12

CHEW stallion" Tobacco best ten
cent plug on the market. Save the TN
tags and get handsome and useful
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-12

Freight received tuiIY Tor N'fi'..
mouth, Smihnelt. Hampton. 'I.
MaNcrly and uicksforl w., MN.
ID. g.. NeWhcrnt, WASHINGTON aNt
y G.. an stations on AtWtIl lNl
Railroad, ~cahourl srl Roanoke
Norfolk Southern Railroad 5000
North Carolina generally, also, I'i
shore II Virginia and uN regular .i..
Tie James river 40 LOWEST RAILS
through bills issued.
IUCtkN n. IAll NJ, Nlce-fft,'N.
NO.IIl- Main street and To-
IRWIN " EIstGkR, ttcient ANA
Agent.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-12

IouNs HoPKINs ALI RIGHT. ~ ne
-ensat ional story. published few weeks
AGO by the New York Sta' setting form
no wrecked and rnined condition OF
the Johns Hopkins UniversiiSb By fe"-
sor of ITS loss of income through the
dcnreciation Of the railway securities
in rhich its endowment funds were ill.,
,ested is set at rest 10y the las. annual
renort Of President Gilman.
The loss of income from Interest ON
stock # the Baltimore and ONO Raj
road is true enough. no diviViiends
having been paid on that stock iorsom .
time mast: but the trustees of the UNI
r ,a had saved "A considerable
amom1t from the redundant income Of
several wears previous, and when 1t was
learned that the institution was IN some
danger of being crippled eighteen
wealthy and public spirited citItiz..n- Of
Ralnmore came forward aud placed
sio0 0oO at It's disposal to provide for
;ts immediate need. Washington Post.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-12
Leave Arrive
No richmond. Petersburg.
TRAINS EORTHwARD.
s0ailr. fDslly except sunday,
gTOfpf.G PLACES

s0slr. tDsuy except sunday.
STOPPING PLACES
roe. "a and % makes 100 stops. No. p stops
ON SIGMA al ccntraia. No. Is stops only on
.i-l.I At Chester. Ceutu.a and Manchester.
81. ID and jj stop un ,igu1l 40 all stations.
NC.a2. rs. ti 30 -, 81, ela SO viii stop at 81
stations l0r passengers.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE.
ln Trans Nos. u and % s.eap.ng-c cars bs
...ln Kew York and lan pa. la.i "a jacS
,...Ii..l. On IAIns Nos. -. ana =. htcp
81 cars between W15l.n Etlr ana ChAfiea
Du Tain no. IS fIcepIug-cara httwch
Ft. flfl and Jacksonville. On Train no.
- aieaplus-ears between Washington ann
-lstnuin.
raE ONLYALL-RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
fRAva AaAIvE.
q. amona. seloam. norfolk ilJ gn
.tm0nd. +1Upu. Norfolk. 1872 pm O.
f.r.o'k, SD am. hehmoni' i..ig l.n'
/ tr.Olk, F-.3J pm. Richmond. 500 pm.
las. trains also make close connecticut
Farmvile. Lyncluure. and south
/ . .ter. points. and al stations Oh the NOfi0f
1.i Western railroad, -
H. n. So LILY,
Superintendent.
y. n. b. Ny Eh1.
General suDtrIntendent'
/ T. q. RuERe0F. General Passenger agent.
J f.- Us4s l'f.rc Manager. tgp o
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gtIfBOsus.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RNL.

NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL.
TWO DAILY TRAINS 10 HONfDfK
TWO DAILY TRAINS 10 IlNtHUi I..
SCHEDULES ffFEtl MA1 -. l--I
LEAVE KicllNON
o.to A. NJ Daily. rin Richmond nnd '.I..s.
burg railroad. Leaves Iff.r.
1888 a. ". daily. arrive t.I..
300 4. =.
o.ioA.N. Daily. ria Richmond nUf I......
burg railroad. hriItH Hf
burg 1890 a ~ so g I0I... .
fersDurz 1880 a. NJ. fYr far..
Iynchhurs. Roanoke. i...I
Knoxville. and lI fuI.
aud West. THROUGH 0NlII
10 RAUFOkn.
200 2. ". Daily, ia hienmoaa and ....
burr 600 J.. hf.. daily
PoIersDufg lt $40 J.. ~. ..|..
irving % Norfolk lO.N I
1IfNVI0U CAR ~ NNNt.i
200 L. ". Daily. ria Richmond HnI If
burg Railroad. arriving 1f
burg 40 T.b1 J.. 10. r.N...
with lH'n $50. ]. ifaNII. |I'.
burg Hf 900 -. b. iDI far.t
iyuchllrg Roanoke i0.
Bristol. Knoxville. iNH.
ana 800 points -NUf. ."U 81
PULLMAN -LEtlIN1-rAN AllONNN
IlON-.
No. ~lcclirg-car lrfnfe. uff 'I
without change leaving Petersburg
700 o.. ". Pullman sleeper Itu'I.
Memphis, without cnHn-r.
ND.3-pulInnn sleeper trnI|HU
orleans. ani Roanoke to luHttin'..i.
ouf change.
Tickets. h1gg9r0-clncE lnI 1913
itlon cam cohinInei I'D llo.r'.riHf
burg Railroad depot. s.. N llHfI0I
Main street AMI %, tar lomfi1 Ni
east Main sti'ni.
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CONNECTl0N.t

Al OLD POINT. NORFOLK. rl0.0.f H.f
all lines Tor baltimore. ili.ui
Sew York same afternoons ALSO . .-
Tor Eastern N0ffn lnfolIua iIl Dbl. ~..
At NEWPORT NEWS t0r liam N..N
~mlthnsld. Va.
And 40 CLAREMONI With t0O 40
and Danyillc Railroad for Naf.rls. ID. h''
ford. &c.
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JAMES RIVER Ul DAY llllil.
GREAT JED Nl-l llNl.
JAMiSIOMN DUTCH tAl AND " '"
~lfN ll
gHIAlI-I INi Do.
RATES LESS THAN uAlf DhAi.Nl I I'D
RAIL LINES.
FIH~I-lLA~~ MEALS.
The elegant and t.,t steamer
ARIEL
carrying United states nl..
tAITAfN DElD,
leaves Elrhmo" I'd ttNff
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY ANnrlI.A. D.
AN. l~IlttEI-CAN>lp NEIl IN Dr. ..
IIAiIl for ahoxe-uumed places. Nif.tI
Norfolk about 5.ip T. NJ. Return.
steamer leaves Norfolk, Oli fNINi H.'
port NcWs ON alternate days. Hi.'
Richmond about $3.50 A. VI.
Though tickets fo above named
sale on steamer and 100 Gamers A.
1000 Nam street Nls- secNtrAri
srArE-ROOMS Eng AGED tON DAD ''
NIGHT.
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DIEDNONI AIRLINE.
RICHMOND And DANNIlLEEfNH.I.
SUOKIESI A>UQI lOkl-IRNf lf-..
AID SCOT lllM l-l
PULLMAN ~LEfliH- nN ABB 1I.
TRAINS.
-CHEDJ LL is lflElI -Eiri 'I|I
l--N.
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL
WAY COMPANY.


d ID "
.,o
-rffFUf Ir Is EFFECT SEPT. %, 1889.
LEAVE NllHllDNh.
s..o ~ f..,l.l daily Except sunday nr
7.-V -t' -i' ....t.. t.r,. lari.r CAR af-
..
500 A. ix1rcss. daHy. mr Ud rontHni
NoIoik. Pullman io .Ii lo.l.
ll.J5 S. 81. lNliDs- .', r.l
Pullman Palace ~l.r '.N- 'Ni
fu MNltr ~uI NNi . r.,...
300 T. 81. Express, aais ...... ~ .,iI.i
auI Nuri0lk. uiIInHn ''i 81" '4'
poui ..,..
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d'n.n- '. .',..',.,',,.i End
'i..... f, louisville.
...,,.,.,,,.
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'''' $50 -' c..iaii
fD.-,A. Af.aud 100 o.. 81. daily from NofiNlk.
.luP j. 30. rArtpf sunday nom tliioh
~u.0n. broad stree- neaf seventeenth.
JNaIES fiA Err DIN ISlONt
leave RICHMOND.
ln-,lu anl DNii'n f"rs..
4'l' T. -i' a. .., -.''.t..I.I..
,,.... q, i,.-.f,r.r ,f.II,. f1f fyuchhurg
i'''D . -''' All l.lt.., f'..... -I.ruIut car
fn yr.nIi.fs.
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G.I5 p. ~. daily from tiiiNN ilf-r,
-.fDA. VI. dHllg ifum clifton foise.
0.I5A. .IeNcepf sunday nom rtpiiafliie.
station: fi.ufl 0ud Canal stDcis.
LIuAHAuAA, General Manager.
H. 49,. llEN,
b. % General Passenger Agent.
edmond. fREDEklCkobl NNi
Ia A>l POTOMAC.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-12

gori.spludluliv quick time t0uthlrp points.
rIfousl' bUl. ol laden ISSUED ni l0N rates.
e.. a. TAYLOR.
oelp General Freight Agent.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-12

\ ltEkliN N4-lftl'H ~ ti. ~ " ~ n
He,0Id SAYS: The German delegates 10 the
international Maritime Congress at Wash.
ington arr Or. -ie,ekng, president Of the
Hanse~ic supreme Court in Hamburg;
Captain Mensing. of the llydroerl he once
m the Admiralty: Herr fcr-ci. German
Con.ul-Genorala at New York, md N,tal :
tain bonner. assistant 10 ia. commission
for Maritime Navigation. All Far have The
reputation of being expert, ~ heir 'arlous
,i.ntrtments. and the appointm nt 4 DIR.
~ies,klng. "a recognized authority Oh mari
time and commercial law, who I'- been for
many years one ~ The presidei , q me AS
.oriifion for the Reform and Com iion Of
International Law. j. regarded b a. ~ u
proDf that Germany still chcr.s. le hope
that the discussion Of purely Il, Inn llgues-
lions. 10 which the present 'nntr If re-
-tricied. may be- extended 10. or may nj
least pave the way for, discussion N III
iemaiional, commercial, and maritime law
in general.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-05-18
Bouts de Cigares ct Charlie.

Rien nest perdu pour la charlie.
On a dit que les ramasserrs de
bouts de cigares avaicnt fonde aux
Etats Unis Inc importantes asso-
Citations pour rexploitation des
''megots."
E" Europe on fait mienx : ainsi,
en- Suede, en- Norvege, en- Allie
magne, il s'est form6 des societies
de volOntaires, dams les classes
aisees, pour recueillir les bouts de
cisares ct lie cigarettes.
Tous ces "megots" sont actresses
a I'm comit6 philanthropique ele-
giant 4 Stockholm sous 10 patron.
age de la RENE de Suede, L'argent
resultant de la vente DIES produits
permet a la SOciete de secourir 4
a 500 enfants pauvres GU abandon.
mes.