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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-21

WHAT have the Republican organs 10
say about the reduction of wages in
Pennsylvania, The great protective
policy Of protecting American labor
does not reduce the revenue Of the nil
lionaire monopolists, but it reduces the
wages Of the protected labor. Ha' hal
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-21

or course the patriotic IT'bnHs has an
psthetic article on high moral reform
and it says that nothing succeeds Ike
success. is the old saying 50 nothing
fails ike failure, as the free trade Demo
Gratis are just now observing. Only SIX
months ago they were driving things WIFI
a high hand in the House, cracking the
lash about hesitating Democratic Repre-
sentatiyes, and reading out Of the party
men who were distinguished as Demo
Gratis when Messrs Mills Breckenridge
and Company were holding offices under
q Rebel Government Gracious good
ness. The war is over twenty years ago
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-21

THArisa very fine paragraph on "a
madam annexation that reads as toll
lows
1--WE advise our Canadian friends TO
respectfully decline. If they come over
here they viii never want to 60 DacK'
They will be like those frivolous miners
of whom our Methodist brethren trium.
phantlv record that they came to scon
but stayed TO pray" and the Canadian
PRAYER would be for permission to be-
come part of our happy family"
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-21

YORA RIVER fENE

frmins Daily steamer in
Tho Tayofite Route to 82Iuuli
The steamers of chs NlU ae POI tUi
beauty. elegance, and com ,0rf
fLeave Richmond Tuesday lI-r fII I
saturday ut f.9i nm.
Arrive Baltimore AfrIf. n0niiN'f
leave Baltimore Tuesday Thursday a0I .0
urday at pm
Fare Riehmund 20 Baltimore tIrat C.t.
g.. second class. $50.
The York River Line affords superior ft
venfages q business men bon rn1N PIP fnHn n
leave Richmond near the CiUHe Nl fl' ..I
transactions, and arrive at BALTIMORE f..f
next morning. after having enjoyed dolls
ful nights rest, free nom me ulhf aNn noise li
railway travel
WEST POINT ACCOMaODATOH.
IL ave Bionmand lsid g. depou. o. UHa.
Arrive Richmond, 81 Nu
'Daiiy. fuaiiy except sunday.
Depot and tlckot0iice foot lE
street up town Office. corner Tie 1snI $3.50
streets.
PEYT0N RANDOLPH. JAS. f.. IAfIHf
Gene. a Manager. Gen. A-
SOL. HAAS, Jos. r. fHl l...
Il0tC Manage Dis. Do
u0is -il
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-21

Remittancos should be made 10y drSi'S'
,nccrs ro.tofice orders or registered letter
payable 70
TlMfs PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Richmond. Va.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-21

l FRoM what Mr Window says, his IN
|eryiew with General Harrison will SCI.
'tle whether or not he is to go into the
Cabinet.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-21

LEAVE RICHMOND
st5 A. NJ FOR Norfolk. Od Point aai SID.
port News, daily.
ll.C5 A. ~ rhF ugh Mail Tor CInlr...I ADD.
Louisville DaIJ. N5fl. nI
ton Forge. daily ouolf .....
clifton Forge tu fluflln.f.
fnin 10 Cincinnati Comma.
Star on. Pullman burIf ....
Car Charlottesville f0 IUr....
$40 p. NJ Ihroush Nall Tor N.rn. d..
Point and Newport Nrf.l
Pullman Blnff pafi .. .
sunday g. o1 pniHf
loo 2. NJ. Gordonsrii|e hcoonm.fa.
except SUNDAY.
SOP. NJ Fa-t E.press ior CI0erH
Louisville ls .Is. Come
troll Union T. .sensrf -...
emma 4. Cor fNr MI..
nos ana i1 in.0u .II'.H
nINn iuf 3d.. West H
Pullman HHNNf r..rr...
Clneulati louI.I
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
e30A. " From Gordou5fIe. ll.f .r
sunday.
loss An. fr0m N0rfok ans ODD P....
pIlimtl inl see la .I l..
sun as. from ON I.
8ij p " Prom CIrcnu q 0GI
daily except ~ull. a..I
600 Forge. aaiy c-f . lI
Forge
sos p. " From Norfolk ord O.l pr.
eo' =. w. From Cincinnati Hnf L.
ItH'.
station Br1ad street near s.sou. r..
li1ktt-0flce. Corner irnlu nnI N...
urileay station. n. .I.I.
Genera. fr-.HH... ..
T. T. oprLf. General Manager
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-21

Don't forget the trials Of the Demo
cratic challengers and the way to pre-
fent packed jury.
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ADVERTISING RATES.

.~-Rendhg Offices in reading matter type
lsccof- Der nne. y nparen, loaded Il cen
per line. .,-.. 49,.
~ Wants. marriage and deaf notices nov
ereo.s.nv eight limos. p cents each inseftio H.
:T-Spesiai contract rates iurmshen "o "p
phcstion.
AnctIon sales. legal Notices. ana A'nn's
mint advertisements al per inch eaoh in-
scrtion
r ,ect.d communications viii not DO re-
turned
Entered Ar tho Richmond va postohee as
second class matter
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-21
gi,4 Eailp Gintrs.
Pr LisHRp EVERY DAY IN Thh fhAh
ny THE TIMES PU8LTcuISG COM
pANy. OFFICE soe EAST MAIN STREET
RICHMOND. VA.
TIRE DAILY TfhRs.
CITY DELiNkkNs

Delivered in suy part of the city and Man
.,....or ~, carriers At Is cents per week
Persons desiring the TINES dc,Ne'ea ~
-. ,o1,o. can secure II 10y postal card re
,.st or order through telephone No oar
.hco deliver, IL irregular immediate com
go, .bouia h. made 20 the once tn" sa
-. ,,., be changed ~ de-ired. n car" !"
-. i, ali cases 60 mention the old and ne"
address
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-21

DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
n AND POTOMAC RAILkOAD.-scnodu,
commencing JANUARY lSlh. l8e-eastcrf
standard fimes
20 am. leaves byrd-streotetat'on daily; stop
Only al Ashland Junction. Milford
and Fredericksburg. sleeper &
Washington and New York.
i.o1 am. leaves hVru-s ffer drtll ally, eN
cept Sunday sleeper loo Washington
81 p N. leaves Byrl--tIeet staIOn aHill
sleeper TO New York.
9s1 am. arrives ~ Byrd street station daily
Sleeper from New York.
38S pm. arrives At Byrd-sfreCt station daily
Ftops 40 frederCksDurE, Milford, anl
Junction. sleeper irCm Mhsuinsta
an New Aoik.
14j pm. arrives 40 BJri-streot station daily
except Sunday sleeper from Wash
ingfon.
The Sew YORK aud Fl~r IA spec al. consist.
Do OF Ycsflbul8 pullman cur-. lrnfc. tj tH
street statl0 POO ri an ON TUESDAYS. iuurs.
days, and Saturdays. ana arrives 1913 pm. on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAYS. Hni tr.iny- lhi,
traiu makes 40 lOlnl stops. HnI eNf fare is
charged. INST mouth bound train ieaves
Thursday. ilth Instant.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-21

BABY BuNrISG.- One of the N ost In
teresting of tariff infants is Baby Blunt
ing. Out Of bunting we make flags; and
Il would be monstrous thing If we
should be Obliged to 60 out OF the
country for material with which 10 con
coct the starry emblem of our national
ity. Hence il was, doubtless, that in the
heat of protective patriotism during the
war duty was levied on bunting OF 20
cents per square yard and IS per cent. I'D
ealorsm The fact that freedom is O
nrieeless thing did not prevent the
makers Of the tariff from putting a
swinging price upon every stripe and
star.-PAtlQdelphia Rec1rd.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-21
THE DAILY TINES THURSDAY. FEBRUARY q. 1883
The ARIZONA KICKER.
Some Pleasant Extracts coiIed hy The
Detroit Free Press.

Vo extract tho following from tho last
Issue of Tho Arizona Kicker:
Toon SHOOTING. AS we were returning to
onr Office from the Widow Smiths the other
evening nye have been sparkling tho widow
for several weeks pastl, ont just ms we came
onuo.itc the old Indian fort. some person
whose manners certainly neci polishing UP,
fired four bullets at Ms from n revolver. The
intent, no doubt. was 10 Kill Us II took IS
about The mill0nth part Of second 10 realize
this fact. and then we opened out for a run
aud made good DIR escape.
We don't claim 20 BE- great shakes on shoot
lnr bat II we can't biz tho editor and pro
prictor az a great and growing weekly Mt
distance az twenty feet once in four shots,
see win leave Arizona. We don't ci1im 10 be
q Chestcrfield. bot if our manners permitted
as 90 hide away behind an old wall and begin
popping 90 q gentlemen without warning
we'd expsct 90 D. mentioned m tue same ilne
With hyeul
Too Much TALK There Is altogether too
much talk about that mistake Of our popular
yonng drurgist Of the Buo Front which
sent Col. jim Jackson 10 bis grave. Col
Jim asked for Quinine and got strychninc by
mistake. Ull iNtft Hlf A''A many i'tN'NN
ing features The colonel WIS old and lazy,
and lett no one % mourn his loss. The drug
cist isa vomr aud energetic man, who sold
ont a coal yard I'D Chicago 20 come here AMI
,-o into The drug business and il must he cx-
nactel De win make q few mistakes in the 60
of. We call attention 10 nj, liberal manner
of advertising n Tho Kicker lie has as
srred us that such mistake cannot occur
again, as he has properly labeled tho bottles
AS0THeR LIE NAHED.-Qur esteemed con
tcnporar. down the street charge as this
week with bulidozin- che busincss men of this
town into advertising witl us We nail tho
statement as Die, aud every business man
VIII nail it as lic Our methods Of securing
advertising have always been perfectly legiti.
mate II aman who led from Ohio TO escape
state prison for arson opens a grocery here
SIC drop around tor a friendly chat with him,
t.d we let him know that we arc posted on
him Then we set forth our circulation and
influence. give Lim rates AID II be says hc
doesn't want 60 advertise tia. ends it. While
we advise all 90 advertise we never bulldoze,
as al can testify Il bulidczing would secure
advertising tie old clap trap concern down
T the street covered with mortgages would be
quite apt 20 try it-pouoit Free Press.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-21
NE ONLY ALL-kAILIIEBToN oBFol x

LEAVE hRRIvs
Richmond. - 50 sui. Norfolk l2i pu
Richmond. '0UOpm. Norfolk, $40 ru
Norfolk, = 2J am. Richmond. llo1 an
Norfolk, 800 Qro. hicbnf % :. a.i6 pu
These traiaa also make close connection
TOT FarmVlle, LynChburg, and south
western points ana an stations On the NorfOi
and Western railroad,
II. n. SULLY
rupCrufcn1er
T.. 4. ID. MYEkS,
General superintendent
7. ". EAFRsOH, 6enefal Passenger Agent
SOL HAAS. Traffic Manager. sap p
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-21

JrsrfcE Is ARKANsAs.-Ne are graft
fed 10 hear that the law-abidlug citizens
f Arkansas are on the track of Mir Clay.
ions assassins, with the determination OF
bringing them to justice.
1t is not generally known That Afkan.
sas is unique il some respects Il IS q
kind OF border State Of The south and
suffers from many OF The disaereeable
Irregularities of border life Il has few
large cities, its population is widely
scattered. not massed in given sections,
as I'm the East OF 50 many parts OF the
Northwest, and is courts are held al
long intervals The people have there
fore. got into the dangerous habit oil
taking the law into their own hand.
They are hot-blooded, quick with gun
and political feeling Is always intense
and bitter-Neb York Heya'8.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-21
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE.

On Trains Nos. Il ard . slecping-cars q
tween New York and Tampa. + Ia, wa Jac'
sonylicl. On Trains Nos II and % setplu'
cars between Washinft Ol and Chnrieaf
aud between Washington and Jacksonville d.
train No. rs sleeping Ctn between New
York and Jacksonville. On Trains Nos. 2i and
IS sleeping cars hctWCcn New York and
Ihomasyilc. ga. on trains Nos. 30 and p
sleeping cars between Arlington and jack
sOnYdlo. and between Richmond and Flor
encc. :. q. In addition 10 the nfoyc,
THE NEW YORK AND FLORIDA SPECIAL
consisting of yestibuie Pullman oars Onb
leaves RlchmOnd. soutn bound, at l-.l pm on
Mondays. W Wednesdays. and Fridays and lfaVt
Petersburg, nOrth-bOund. at si23 am. On Tues
ays. Thursdays ami Saturdays. Extra iare
Is charged 90 this tfaiu.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-21
DIEDMoNr AIRLINE.

RICHMOND 3 DANvILLR RAILROAD
SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT H.r.r
TO THE SOUTH.
PULLMAN sLEEPER~ on AL NOM
TRAINS.
qcuEnrTpfN prperr rtNtN
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-21
WEST POiNT ACCOMMODATIONS.
sFEANSHfPs
- r--~e~-r-~~ ~r-refs---" 49,
( MD DOMINION SIEAMrnlCDA-
~ PANY.
FOR NEW YORK.

Steamers leave Richmond kN1Hf TUES
DAY and FRIDAY a. Do.
steamers leave New York fDr f.I
EVERY hDAEbDAf and SAN.
AZ 3p. w.; arriving in Richmond 1DhDA 4.-
FNIDAf mornings.
Passenger accommodations nns.rpt,s q.
Cabin fnre 20 Nfw York Yia Jar tlf.'
route Including meals aud lcrt.I.. 81
kOund-ulp tickets limited tO thirty lil
after date " ISSUE, ....... .t......... ID DIT
SteeragB win slOsiitenCe. ...s......... . f.
steer age. without subsistence. ..... .. '
Cabin fare Ya Chesspeske anl Oa.g fnl..
ruAlstt...f ttttf. ttt..t... l.
Cabin fare via Richmond and Pee o-rf
Tickets can b. obtained at A. ". Caro-
1910 Main street. Chesapeake art pii. 400
Richmond and peiersturg depot all
pany's Offices, ioVl Main stlfet. and NAt.f
kOctette.
Freizhts forwarded and through 9.ls oi af
ir>g Issued for points beyond Sew iNra
Freight received daily until hU.I 80
Passengers leaving Richmond ~ H.IIt
ATsTrEsDA .WEDN E-DA Er.i.i .
DAYS. and SATURDAYS pV ODE D0.
aud OHIO rail way i~ia Newport htntHt FL
and by Richmond sud letersl.tf .t. q
same day az lOls an. Will maze r-l
~ NORFOLK with steamer leaving lA-7'
days. .-,.
No. LII Main street, sd
2iyls-tf COMPANY Wharf. hee...iA
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-21
TRAINS NORTHwAND
'Dsily. tDaiiy texoept suucayl.
STOPPING fLACEs

Nos. H. D. and p make no stOps. No. g.
stops ON sigma az Centalia. No. = stop.
only on signal az Chester Centraiia ~ d
Manchester No. o. stops on signs all
regular stations ana also at TEMPLES a.
Port WGthah Nos. b. =, g. 30 and 3
gill stop al al sta ions Tor passe ng"~
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-21
CONNECTIONS.

Train No. D connects daily at .eft.f.t
for Chase City, lmksyle. ans .I.
Durham. iendc. son nll Hi.I
meets ~ Greensboro t.r ..rM
Raleigh. salem. and Winston. 1ui AID I..I
North Carolina d. vision. 90 rii sN.rI
vile. Hot Springs aud al points H.U
North Carolina. ard lt Charlotte .. .
\. X. r.
Train No. So connects daily d.. ar0..
DOro' for sa.cm, winston. h.rF..
bOrO'. aud NOrCheai City, Ht
Ashevnie. Hot Syringe. anl tH ...
Western NORTH Carolina, Hf Char
Charlotte. Columbia and Aug sfa
Columbia. Augusta, Aiken, t.Ir
nan. fhOmasYihe. Ca. Iackagnfl if
Florida poiuts. also with DtrDln
railroad for Wilmington
Trains from Che South arrive "a N.hr.rt
ll5a.m. ans SOD pm.
+AMELIA COUHIHOU-k IHtIs.
issYe hicnmUrt .ttts .tsftts......... f
Arrive Nehmod ........-.. .......
.CLOvrH ACconHoDAIior.
Leave Richmond .........
Arrive Manchester ..........
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-21

4 TIMELY WARN1NG.-Ihe German
Society OF New York has sent the Ger
many warning against the immigration
Of learned paupefs' into this country
II has been the experience OF The
society In the past that certain long
haired philosophers, imbued with the
idea of tie savage condition of The
Americans, have left tLeir comfortable
retreats and beer gardens in the Father
land in the hope OF winning fame and
fortune on; our hospiiable shores. They
sfav here some time, gradually sinh
lower and lower in The social scale until
the German Society is obliged To send
them back home. -Phii0deiphi7 TUNES.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-21
ASHLAND TRAINS.


go pTa. Accommodation, leaves byrd stree.
station arrives at Ashland 20 pm.
5.0l pm. leaves Eluai arrives at Ashland a
BAZ pm.
SIS am. accommodation, arrives az Byra
street station; leaves hsnian az l,i5
AN.
$50 pm. arrives az EbA leaves Ashland
5.l2 pm.
@. =. TAYLOR, Oeaeral Ticket Agent.
<. 7. ID. MYERS. General Superintendent.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-21

Within short time the West Virginia
Senatorial muddle will be cleared up, as
there remain but three days Of the SEES.
sion Of the Legislature The failure Of
Senator Kenna 10 secure a reelection
would be little less than a grave public
calamity In view OF the abhorrent cor
poration influences that have been
powerfully eserted against him.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-21
NORFOLK AID WESTERN RAIL.

NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
~ ROAD.
WO DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO LlNDHBURG
SCHEDULEIN EFFECT DECtNBER2j les5
LEAVE RICHMOND.
g ~ a. VI. Daily. tia Richmond ard Petersburg
RAILROAD Leaves Petersburg llW
a b. daiyi arrive Norfolk l'@
9.50A " Daily, ria Richmond and Petersburg
railroad Arrive az Petersburg lu. {
A. NJ. No. leaves Petersburg los
A. NJ for Iumylie, Lynchburg,
Roanoke. Bristol. Knoxville. aud AL.
p0lats south aud West. lukOlGu
COACH 10 kADIokD.
900 Z. NJ. Daily. DtQ Richmond and Peters burg
railroad. Arrives al efer,DuB nf
90 +. VI ltatca Petersburg $40 L
~, daily, arriving Norfolk 0i0 =
N. thkOCoh CAR 10 NOR
FOLK.
600 r. N. balls. ia Richmond and Petersburg
railroad, arriving at Petersburg at
6.Jl Z. 81, connecting with Train %.
]. leaving Petersburg at s.D L. NJ.
t0F Farm lie, Lynchbarg, Roanoke,
POcahOnt 3. BustOi. Knoxville, Chat
tanooga' and all points south and
PULLMAN SLEEPINg-CAR ACCoNMODA-
TONS.
No I-slooping-car Petersburg ~ Bristol
without Change. leaving Petersburg daily az
1.lO r. VI. Pullman sleeper Lynchbug O.
Memphis. without cuduBt.
NO. Pullman sleeper Lynchburg 30 New
Orleans. aud Roanoke 90 Chauau0 "a, without
change.
Tickets. blgguge-cheoks. ard all information
can be- oO.anei Al ,hmoni ana Perersbur.
Railroad depot, A. W, CARRIERS, 500 Mall
street, aud al the Companys Office, VI hasi
Main street.
W. p. BEYILL.
General Passenger Agent.
CHARLES @. EDDY. Vice President.
H..fI NN....
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-21

CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAM
~ WAY COMPANY.
RICHMOND

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT rRBRuAHt n.
fsS4
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-21


CONGRESS. There are but ten more
working DAYS Of the present 'ongfess,
remaining. and thus far but two general
annropriation bills have passed boih me
H6use and Senate. The Military Acade-
nv and Diplomatic Appropriations bllls
nave become laws, The District oil Co
lunbia Fortifcations, Legislative, ana
Pension bills are in the hands OF con
ference committees The Naval blll j.
now before the House committee, with
the Senate amendments The Army
and Agricultural bills are al pres
emit before the Senate Committee Oh
Authorizations. The Sundry civil
biil is now before the Senate and The
Postoaice. River and Harbor Indian and
Deficiency bills are still pending in ihe
House. Thus il VIII be seen that twelve
Of the fourteen general money bills are
set Enacted upon. Members of the Sen
ate Authorizations Committee state thai
all Of these bills may be disposed OF D.
due diligence is observed in both House
and they are not Specializing upon the
probabilities Of an extra session. j D.
said that If pinch comes, the Genera.
Deficiency bin will be side'tracked and
left a. legacy TO the next admlnisira'
ton -Bdlio sun.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-21

"All must have noticed, said the Chi
cago Tribune on the 10Th instant. that
while the Western cattle growers are
complaining that they do not get enough
for their beeves, and while 1t is said on
all hands that there has been an over
production in the cattle business, yet the
price Of beef 10 the Chicago consumer
has not come down"
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-21

Mr. Clarkson, OF the Iosea State Register,
closes long and ably.written editorial
in defense of Colonel W. W. Dudley,
with the following strong and sensible
words "The men who made the hight,
and were successful, ought al least MOTTO
be trampled down with the consent of
Republicans and the approval Of fair
people"
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-21

MoDERx DRAMA.-in New York
theatre on Monday two professional eK-
bank robbers, who had been engaged by
an enterprising manager gave private
exhibition of their proves before n ST.
lect audience assembled al the star
Theatre A small safe was rolled
upon the stage 1t was locked
bv representatives OF the safe
company. and the two stars, Spike Hen
messy and Kid Mccoy, both OF whom
were ex-residents Of Sing Sing, were
told 10 display their histronic abilities
upon the burglar-proof receptacle. The
actors promptly appeared and they had
their properties with them. Hold the
plim. Kid, said Spike, and,in another In
stant, according 10 the published report
The versatile comedian had an adjust
able ratchet drill, with bit of diamond
tempered steel clamped 10 the handle Of
the safe door The jaws Of the drill cut
through the steel of the safe as if il were
cheese. The bit was removed and the
hole was filed with powder and long
fuse inserted -Phta Times.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-21
ARRIVE RICHMOND

lfNOTg. ana run daily between
Richmond aud Clifton Forge, and daily except
sunday between Balcony Fans and Licking
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-21

hlLAlAUIl uAu A4llIOl yiart hIA N4AlN tAt"pI
sunday between Balcony Fans and Licking
ARRIVE RICHMOND
E55 m.-MAi l. daily
s:i5 sm.--ACC0MN6DATION daily teIcep
CONNECTIONS
Al Clifton Forge via Chesapeake and On
railway Tor the South, Mest, and Northwest
Az LyEcanefg with Sori9A ani "estei
railroad for az points South, southeast, soi
Southwest, and Virginia Midland railway 10
al points North and south.
At Richmond With Associated kaiiNays 80
ell points ia the south. aud Richmond. tredp
lcksourg and Potomac railroad fOI the hJrrt
At Lexington WIKI Baltimore and ohio D..
road, making close connexions al Warner
ferry 70 aud from Pit.snlrg au1 tse Hes
also 20 points Moth hnd Easl.
sLEEplSG-CAks LIhCHBuRO 10 HEa
PHiS, NEW ORLEANS. 4nl LITTLE EJCf
Trains MARKED daily exctptSul0ey, -LNe
Tickets sold % al lolnte. Oeoos. y
E 81 Main trect, 100 MAN sueet,ifd
Richmond az Allegnany depot Higan4 q
JOHN Il. HACMURDO,
7se5 Gea'i Passensef So.
re RICHMOND, FREDERIC asBU EC All
~ POTOMAC.
THOUGH ALI-bAlL FAST-FREiGh
LINZ TO AND FROM BALTIMORE,
kd1lI6Ot. II nlh, NEW 4Dhht
AND EA5TERN AND
WESTERN CITIES.
ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETWEah
RICHMOND AND BALTIMORE
IN EACH DIRECTION.
Correspondlngly 9uicz timeto o.her pOiniS
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-21

Madame Diss Debsr says the spirits
have commanded Lawyer Marsh 10
marry her This viii be pleasant news
for General Diss Debsr, who has hitherto
passed as Madamt's husband
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-21

President Cleyeland's letter to the
Chicago Tariff Reformers gives con
yincing proof that he stands firm IN the
faith. Heis right in his assertion that as
soon as the plain people Of the land shall
come TO understand the workings OF the
system that Expresses them they will
mako an end Of lt-PAiladeLphla Record
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-21
A Chinese Boycott Next Census Jus
tee In Arkansas-A Timely Warping'
The Public Pulse. and Other Items oil IN
tercsi.

Tnr NEXT CENSUS The bill proVm.
ing for next years census, which passed.
the House some time ago, has Deen
adop,ed with few amendments by inc
senate We are. of course. 10 nave
masses Of worthless statistics gathered
Of heavy expense. but il is gratifying TO
get the information that there is 10 De
smaller amount Of such rubbish in'n
was provided for ten years ago. ana lhal
the volumes Of the census VIII DE less
bulky than they were after ne ennmera-
tion of 1870 and lSs0-N J. Sun.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-21

Lovers OF dogs must be greatly en-.
couraged by the superiority of the pres
ent exhibition at Madison Square Gar
den over all its predecessors. The most
striking feature of this canine congress
10 the tine showing Of 81. Bernsrds.