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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-22

What was known as the Sullivan Falls
mine is now only marked by a pile OF
broken rock. but in the days when mems
brains were fired 10y the glittering pros
poets Of untold wealth it seemed bo-
nanza and assumed corresponding pro
portions Ground was broken there IN
winter. and the first thing that was
struck by the prospeciors after gong
down through the frost was a vein OF -
snakesl And such snakesl There were
tiny infant snakes that had just been
ushered into this sinful world. there
were hoary headed old grandfathers. and
uncles and cousins and aunts' There
were black snakes and green snakes.
and yellow snakes. and every color OF
the rainbow snakesl There were thou
sanus in tine colony II wasn't u very
good paying vein. but some Of the Maine
gold mines uidn't pan out so well as this
even. Lewiston journal
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-22

THR great Radical organ says
that free trade clubs will soon
be in operation in every coun-
try. What are the Pr9teciionis's do
ings Cheapening products, supplying
American wants at lower cost, extending
industries, erecting new mills and open
ing new mines which increase the demand
for labor. Results are their reply
to free-trade sophistries, and at present
results have the best Of il. 'rhe work OF
educating sand informing abe people
ought not to be and is not entirely
neglected. But whether by design or
without any, the protectionists answer
all hostile theories much more ef-
fectually by the visible and tangible
progress Of industries than any other
way.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-22

WE fancy that the two wings OF the
Republican party in Virginia are having
very hard course of exercise when
the President has ordered that they
must flap together and the two
wings still disagree. When party
has only plumber for the motive of its
union and actions, of course its members
will quarrel over the spoils, and that is
why the wings of the Republican party
will not flap together.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-22

"THE passing of Quay is good head
line to indicate the transit OF that Boss
Boodler. who is star representing a
conjunction between Mercury and the
moon.
N.B.-Mercury is the tutelar star OF
thieves. and the moon is said to be the
highwayman's lantern, according to the
yeracious chronicle of Jack Shepherd.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-22

The readers OF the TIMEs will be kind
enough TO allow us to enjoin them from
any idea they might get that there Is
ever long editorial in our paper. The
space may be long, but the article is gen
orally set In big type and with spaces be-
tween the lines TO make thenfas pleasant
10 the eye as TO the mind
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-22
Owens & Minor Drug Go.
Wholesale Agents,
Richrp Onds v n
WHAT An OLD MAN. Y YEARS OF AGE
HAS T O SAY
CONCERNING THE
Chase City Mineral water
FoRErASD. NorrAwAY COUNTY. VA,
AcNh '-''-' A,ttstat n 1884

PORTLAND, NOTTAwAT COUNTY, "a
August b. 1885.
M NJ 4. Hardy, chase CITY, Va.
Sir.-For many years ] suffered very mucn
from dyspepsia. With its complications eucn
a. nervousness. neuralgia. indigestion, consul
nation, liver affection, etc. untll uecaihc al
most a confirmed invalid. during tue lline !
was treated boy intelligent physicians VINO Pr .e.
scriled various remedies. / usea u9th uln ta
and other mineral waters, also Df. " alhSI :
Celebrated Liver and Kidney cure All 10 oue
little advantage. ,,...t ..c,,as.
Hearing OF your newly-discOVered C mas
City Mineral Water | sent Tor anu optalii ,,,
a case OF IL. 10 lasted me about three "ocn''
during which time | improved so muen as ~
be able 70 leave home. which naQ not uvo
able to do Tor months previous. theh went ~
Chase CITY and continued the use OF the "atet'
fresh from the well. for four weeks, Which
gave me more real benefit than an the othci
remedies combined. My nerves were svVn
ouleted could sleep well all night. my AiOoih5
fears snn fOrebOdings vanished, my miuu ~
came bright and cheerful. ] could enjoy the
company OF my friends which before aNoiu.
rdl nv appetite decreased. my digestion
Greatly improved $50 that / could eat almost
I any kind of food with punity), the cOnstl pa
zion was relieved. and the sidney anecllon
greatly benented-all Of when attribute ~
/ the use OF your mineral water.
/ must say, in conclusion, that conslueI th'
discovery Of this water blessing 70 diNiete'
huudnifg Away with your drugs ana nys
trums Go 10 natures fountain OF heai1h
Drink Of It's healing water. Go a ni al9 IL
made whole" j. u. ~" lila
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-22
HE ONLY ALL-RAIL LINZ TO NORful


FREDERICKSBURG
IL, Am POTONAC RAILROAD.-Scneduh
APRIL 2lst. locs - eAsle'A
standard time; a., Id, t,. .,,,,
only at Ashland Junction. M.lloro
and Fredericksburg. Sleeper
Washington and New YORK.
tt.o- am leaves Bvrd-st station daily. ef
cent sunday. pariOr car To Washing
ton .t.
,eeper 70 New York.
s.5O am. arrives AZ Byrd-street station iai)
Sleeper from New YORK.
a3s pm. arrves at Byrd-street ststi0 Mi qny
Junction and Ashla d. sleeper ircW
Washington AMI New YORK.
,O.tn orn arrives at Byrd-street station ohif
except SUNDAY. parlor car from
Washington.
ASHLAND rRAiNs.
DAILY EXCEPT sUaDArs.
s.4sam. leaves Eliza. Arrives at Ashland nc
An mn. a.commodatlon. leaves Byrd-etreei
sfatiOn: arrives at Ashland ~ pm.
s.A pu,. leaves Elba; arrives at Ashiano q
s.,,sm arrives pl s-s' Elba. Leaves Ashland at 6o5
am. Ia.
s.S5 am. accommodation, srryes a. byre.
street station leaves Asnian 81 ''''
s;5g um. arrives At Eloe iosvcs Ashland a.
ff'F 49, al -,
A.TkYLOR. General Ticket Aseut
T.. I. d. MYERS. General Superintendent
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
~ n,,,v rp h ,lA D TO NORFOLK.
TWO nAfTY TRAINS TO LfNCHBJ h6'
SCHEDULE IL EFFECT MAY u, 1879
LEAVE RICHMOND.
Q4O A NJ. Daily, ria Richmond ana feters1uit
railroad. Leaves fetS Iapsols liza
A. NJ. daily arrive NorioiA ''''
e4oA. NJ Daily. uia Richmond and Peters9,11 %. g,
railroad. Arrive az Peters9ur i0.g
AN. No. leaves Petersburg w.
NJ for Farmyile, Lynchpuit
Roanoke Bristol. Knoxville, anl az
noinfs soufh and West. THROUGH
tOACH TO RADFOkD.
-.oop n Daily. ria Richmond ANA felgiepuIs
'''0 ~ abroad Arrives at feteNpuk ~
Ia p II leaves Petersburg $40 =
ds1v arriving Norfolk lu.dI Z
n THROUGH CAR TO NON
FOLK. H., p.,,rsh,,rs
''Vo - W. ,.1ir,,d arriving at Petersburg at
15O =. NJ. connecting with Tram 70
leaving Petersburg at 800 4. D.
for Farmyillc. LynchuurK, hoanyh,
pocahOntas. Bristol, Knoxville nat
tanOoga. and all points south aho
West. $500. .cco.n,on.
prLLNAN sLEEPING-CARA CCOhMVDA
TIONs. o..
No sleeping car ttltir""lr ~ 80. Il,
witbout change. leaving Petersburg daily AZ
r'55 p. NJ. Pullman sleeper Lynchpurs u
Memphis, without change. ,,. 80 N.,.
40 pullman sleeper Lynchburg 20 NeN
Orleans. and Roanoke TO Chattanooga WITHOUT
Tickets. baggage checks. and all nforms,lioI
can he obtained az Richmond ana fv1S c W.
Railroad depot. A. ". 6arbers :, lup Mal,
street. and at the Company's Office, el h''s'
main s'ioo' W. B. BENlLL,
General Passenger Agent.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-22

Wright Burke, OF Troup COZ nty, Ga,
has been married fifteen years and las
fourteen children, TWINS tive times
t,iplets once. aud one solitary alone.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-22

CHESAPEAKE AND ONO Rail-
~ WAY COMPANY
scHEDULErS EFFECT NAYru i.a
RIcnNOND.

LEAVE RICHMOND.
7:35 A. VI. Local. except sunday nr C.r..
Forge. Does not run west .f lI
ton Forge.
500 A. NJ. Express. daiiy. For Od Point .,l
Norfolk. Pullman Buffet I.a..
car {. old Point.
llN6 A. VI. Express. daily For CrUnr.r
Pullman parlnr Car fN Charlotte.
vile and Pullman NrsI.I.. H.rt
Sleeping car. th1r.Of.0.f H.f...
cinuatl. Connection .U Union .I.
ton for all points Mn.f
2.5OP. ". Express. daily. For OI p.rf..I
Norfolk. Pullman PlIiW .r M
Old Point
SIS 7. ". Accommodate. except r..I..
h. r.. y. Junction.
s.l5 y. NJ. New York and Cincinnati N......
Limited. daily. Pullman -..0..
car 10 Hinton. t0uuHCIHr .I I...
lOtfesYlIIc. with Ar.....
itcd' for Cincinnati HH. I.I..
Go meets In Union ..
West and South
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
745 A. NJ. Daily. From Cincinnati ..l L.0.
1855 A. NJ. Daily From Nort m OLD
Point.
2:S5 P. NJ Daily From Cincinnati nI l....
Vile.
1913 j. NJ. cEsecpt sunda, mm Clifton
7sOP. NJ. Daily. From Norfolk mi 0i
Station: Broad street near Seventeenth.
Ticket offices; 100 east Nin ..nIf .r. .I
& and O. Railway station
D. FULLER
General Passenger Aa.nf
IT. HARAHAN. General Manager
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I)IEDMONT AIR LINE

'lhD'i'N' ON ''''''
RICHMOND g. OANVlLLf RAILROAD
SHORTEST AND QIlrhE>I fUII| TN
THE sou IN.
PULLMAN SLEEPER. ON tIf Nl.NI
TRAINS
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT April
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TRAINS NORTHwARD.
sDaily. tDaily except sunoayi
STOPPING PLACES


Nos. Hand % makes DO stops. No. - stops
on sigma az Centralia. No. n stops only on
signal Al Chester. Centmlia ara Manchester
30. IS stols on signal at all regular stations'
No. rs stops on slgns. Il all regular statVhs'
ono sIso AT Temple's - q Port Walthau. Nos.
~ "a. a. 49,, 81. -. and ~ Will stop ~ al
stations for passrnl rs. .,,,.,.v
PULLMAN GAR SEhNlCf
On Trains Nos. IA and % sleeping-cs ~
tween New York and Tampa, Fla, WA yte
sonviile). On Trains Nos. Il. ana ~ sleep
In, cars between Washln =, n anc Caarles
70 On Train No. 70 sleeping cars uetNth
New York and Jacksonville. on nam 30;
D, sleeping-cars between Washington anu
Savannah. ~,
rpF ONLY ALL-RAIL LINZ TO NORFtl h
tv.v. ARRIVE.
eiohmord -qtOsm Norfolk. 100 ~
Rohmond. 'sdopm Norfolk. lo3l pr
Norfolk. $50 am. s snona H q pm m
Norfolk, $50 pm. hicomc No.. ~ III
Theso trains also make close e9nnectiVIi
for Farmyille. Lynchburg, am soV'n
western points and all stations on the Norii u
III" " T. NJ. SULLY
Superinten lent.
f. I. p. MYERS,
General Superintendent
TN. EnERsos. General Passenger eaeul.
son HAAs Traffic Manager. sap q
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-22

JUSTICE MILLER Nor TO RETIRE
The correspo ndents and other outside
helpers OF the administration who are
lust now engaged in diligent and
natriotic effort to save Mir. Harrison the
trouble of reconstructing his Cabinet by
reconstructing ii for him, are insisting
All along the line, and with great peril.
nacity that Justice Samuel +. Miller, Of
the United States Supreme Court, is to
retire from his position in December
next Washington Poet.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-22
Remarkable Cure
OF RHEUMATISM.
BrRuINGHAN. ALA. August II, 1857.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, august IT, io'''
pronrietors Hunnicutt Rheumatic Cure:
Gentlemen During fall and winter Of 1885
was stricken down with lniiammatofy hheu
matlsm and confined 10 my room LOT th i
months. and after got out went ON ciutch,ss
for thirty days longer. ! had the pest Oh ineul-
cal attention swallowed fearful iOl OF ufuhs'
and grew worse from day 10 day.
A friend sent me one half bottle OF
HUNNICUTT'S RHEUMATIC COkE.
fouud among the persons who mad tired ~
a recommendation from Dr. rem ocIlou, ".
Atlanta: wrote TO him 20 give me tull account
of his experience, and his honest opinion Vi
vour medicine. He answered tnat an me- nau
aid about IL was true. and advised me 70 Wy
IN ordered six bottles. and began taxing il
with many doubts, but 10 my surprise my "
petite began 20 improve. slept wen anu ,l'q
swelling began 20 20 down. ana IT'D Yen may ? l.
was walking with a cane, and threw thal aN9i
in A few days. am now, believe perfectly
we'll and have been for more thah year,
| have recommended IL 20 several otheI i.'u 4.
matte sufferers. each of whom say tual IL
worted like a charm ON them. 10 Is maflel
| ions blood puiiher." and ii you viii see that
/ Z IL kent pure 10 will continue 10 bca dressing
| 10 suffering humanity. .t,i ,,, .
/ Hoping YOU success, am ana ever VIII uc
| friend 10 N. H. G. Yours truly'
WI HUNTER. q. :. COmm.sl9neI
Fifth judicial Circuit OF Alauah".
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Owens & Minor Drug Co
AGENTS,
Price 2J Cents PerGallOn.
Owens & MINORS
ellie Bly, Chewing To.
baCCO,

that Ia a strictly PURE VIRGINIA SUN
CURED TOBACCO. can be bought OF the parties
named below, and has no superior as good
tough chew on the market. Don't take any
thing as a substitute, but insist upon having
"Nellie Bly," Only cents a piece. Call on
either of the following
OWENS 4 MINOR DRUG co,
Opposite POstoibce.
PARK PLACE PHARMACY.
Belvidere and Main streets.
}. NJ. BLANKS.
Corner Hancock and Clay Streets
j. l.. RlDENOuR.
Corner Eighteenth and Main stree's-
G. A. PULLING.
Corner Beleidere and Main streets
THOMAS w. LEONARD.
IL North Second streets
7. A. MILLER.
Fifth and Broad treet
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-22

Easier to keep because not so rest
less. and naturally not so intelligent,
are the tiny monkeys few inches ia
length. and marmosets. smaller than
all. The most charming one | ever
SAW was attached To the dress Of lady
by light gold chain. lie sat on her
shoulder or her arm, and when alarm
ed climbed up her parasol handle ana
took refuge among the supports, seem
ing to regard the steel bars as a pro
lection from danger. He was the col.
or of old gold. and rare in this part OF
the world.
Marmosets are easily procured and
not difficult to keep Like all of their
race, they hate cage, and being very
sensitive to cold they insist, when
tanned. ON being about ones person all
the time. In winter, therefore, they
are somewhat troublesome. unless one
is very fond of them. They, as well
as ell monkeys, are rather dainty III
appetite, and will have what they like
or starve. They usually accept fruits,
especially bananas and apples Some.
times they will eat potato and bread
and rice. Many OF them are fond OF
coffee, lemonade. milk and other OF
our drinks. None Of this family can
safely BE- kept in the house with birds
that Is with safety 10 the birds. -
Olive Thorne Miller in Home Maker.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-22
YORK RIVER ItSE

Daily except sunday.
The Fav0rIte Route to haiIuol
The steamers OF fut Inr H" NH
beauty. elegance. and comfort.
fLeaye Richmond
f3.30 and 1850 pm.
Arrive Baltimore fhthi' h''i'''''
s.ua.m I".
Arrive Rlchmonlf9..J and 10000 n.m.
Fare Richmond o. baltimore. fIf.i iINt
g.: secOudciass fl.N.
The York River Line affords superior AL
vantagcs 10 business men Dbl enabling iN'.. '
leave Richmond near inr t...U NI IN' AtI
transactions, and arrive it h..I.lNI. t.I
next morning. after having ENJOY s.fNI
ful nights rest free from Che 1nt' tNi N.''' "'
railway taye.
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATION.
f. ave Richmond CA st Depot q Sd a.n
Arrive Richmond, f' I'
'Dgny. tDany except sunday
Depot aud tDkrtOincn loot ll
street up town office. corner ll sNl fN.
PEYToN RANDOLPH JAS. f.. IAfluf
Geuel Al Manager Cen. f.'t p
SOL. HAAS, jus. ~. I' ...
TraiHc hanag Dlt. ft'7
d0ls N'.lnp' 'a.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-22

Rem,ttanccs should he made by drAi's'
checks. postofbce orders or regis lsred ie''e'
PAYABLE 10
THINKS PUBLISHING COMPANY,
Richmond. Va.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-22
9bs s5ailu gimfs.

II rlsuEp EVERY DAY IN THB YEAR
ny THR TIMES PUBLISHING COM
PANY, OFFICE s2s EAST MAIN STREET
RICHMOND, VA.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-22

The GREED FOR OFFIcE.-lhus lar
the time of the administration has been
wholly taken up in satisfying the
demands of the horde OF place
hunters who throng the White
House and the various departments,
with no signs, as yet, of any substantial
djminutlon. We have yet to hear OF any
deliyerance from the President or any
member of the Cabinet indicative OF the
consideration by them Of large public
questions. Baltimore Sun.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-22

Shirt bosoms never blister II starched on
the right side, but II they are wrong side out
when starchsd they are apt to do 20. Poor
mixed starch into boiling watsr, instead OF
pouring boiling water on the starch-in that
way never uzing more starch than Is neces-
sary, as the simple starch and water can DO
0ved
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-22
HUNNICUTT's RHEUMATIC CUKE.



ATLANTA. GA. February 4, loo'.
Hunicutt Rheumatic Cure Co.; ~,
GentIemen.- affords me pleasure 20 add
my Testimony To that of the many VINO lnioiec
vour Hunnlcutt's Rheumatic cure. had peoif
a constant sufferer from rheumatism TOT Year,
when 1 determined go try your cure anu ~
my surprise and delight one botiie Wa an
found necessary relieve me OF an ~ nploinss
OF rheumatism. and deem ID but Justice no,
only to those who originated TINS cure, uu, IT,
ali others who may he suffering from tnc
same cause 10 say this much in connfii,al i',l
OF what Is claimed for tins medicine. ou'H
respectfully J"hN w.
Our home druggist talks of the great success
VI - ATLANTA, GA. October 10 1881
Dear Slr.-we have sold large quantities on
vour Hunnlcutt's Rheumatic cure anu nave
never known any other preparation 20 s.lc
such universal satisfaction as fcheu5 iVi
Rheuma' ism. We consider 10 the ony feiiaplo
PNEUMATIC cure ON the market. Yours. ete''
HuTCnINsON X Bro. Druggists.
"a Whitehall street.
II
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-22

PROTECTION CARNEGIE.-lnt these days
of high tariff protection for American
labor il is not difficult to pick up S,ooo
competent and experienced men who are
without work and without bread. " ork-
men are being discharged by manufac-
turers all through the North and East,
and thew must have work. If MI
Carnegie's men do not care 10 &C,
cept work at lower wages, there
are others who have felt the pinch
of want long enough not to be
proud or greedy. They have learned
that, after all, half loaf is better than
no bread. Twenty-Five hundred men
will 20 out of Mr.. Carnegie's works to
learn the same hard lesson in the same
hard school. 1t is all the same to Carne-
ME lie is protected against the de-
mands of his wOrkmen by the necessities
Of the unemployed. And in the mean.
time protection is great and grand
success NashriHe american.
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rHR DAILY TIMEs,
-cr7v DELIVERY.

II ~ batAt
-crTy DELIVERY.
po,~crco In any part Of the city and MAD
heater by carriers AZ ts cents per week
p.r.ons desiring che TIxEs delivered AT
hotr homes can secure u by postal caro- re
ma, or order .Arough telephone No. Hs.
when delivery Il irregular immediate com
.,s,nt should be made 30 the once. The ad-
dress may lie changed ss desired, II care DC
taken m All cases 10 mention the old and ne"
address.
Dsiiv-i year. an
months. ......s...t..'.'''''' ,9S
Smonthss ........... ...sss.t'''
month. ...............''''''' oo
Weehy-1 year ..'''''''''''''' 90
months. ........s.'t- 90 ." "a
mOnths.........t .'.''
Rem,ttanccs should he MADE by drafts
onscs.. postofsce orders or regis l>red letter
pavsble 10
THINKS PUBLISHING COMPANY
Richmond. VA.
ADVERTISING RATES.
ONE INCH os TWELVE LiSEs.
ONE TIME. ..... Gee. ....'..''''' ""
TWO VI f<rsfHt FtfffffffffF
THREE TIMES. ......-.......' &C. oo
sIN TIMES ID. ..''s- '''''''f'''
wELvE TfMfs BE-. D.. ........." b"
ONE MONTH .............'''. '''' ~ wv
TWO MONTHS ..........''.' '''''' ~ Wv
THREE MONTHS. ..........'''..' DC w
sH-Reading notices In reading matter type
scents per line. Nonparcil. loaded Il cents
y rw- wants. marriage and death notices. no'
exceeding eight lines. % cents each Insertion
tp-spcclal contract rates furnished On "p
plication. ...
Auction sales. Legal Notices. and am"se
ment Advertisements ~ per Inch eHch )"
sertion.
Rejected Communications will not be re-
turned.
Entered AT the Richmond (Va) post0ihce n
secoDd class matter.
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WEST POINT ACCOMMODATION
nLD DOMINION sTEANsupCoA
~ pANY.


n
steamers leave Richu0nd EVERY l
DAY aud FRIDAY 40 n.n.
Steamers leave New York Ilr h.I.
EVERY WEDN fsDAf AMI chAi U.1
at8 p. 10: arrlyIngn Richmond hDN nhl
FRIDAY mornings.
Passenger accommodations untlfpttt
Cabin fare 20 New f.fk Fih james river
route Including meals and NDr.II..
Round trip tickets limited to Thirty IfI
after date OF Issue. .......t.t. l'
Stocrarc with subsistence.
StesIAge. without subsistence.
Cabin fare Via Chesapeake and ono fi.
Cabin fare via Richmond and tlt0tDafs
Tlckets can b. Obtained az A W utf.'
100 Main street; Chesapeake ini v'.N h.-
Richmond and Petersnufg ifrNIs. ono tI '..
psnys 0fice8 lDl Nan street. tnN VIDA
Rockets.
Freighta forwarded and through oN.sp ai
lng issued tor points Beyond teN YORK.
Freight received daily unit hNuf .I
Passengers leaving AlnmuN.
DAYSTU ESDAfS.W El>N t-uh hr.Iii I'
DAYS, and SAfl hDAie If llt '
and Ohio railway CHA New pert ttNf'
and 2.g pm IS Richmond aud 4 .iei 'N.t
roAo SAL. layl az iO AID. VIII .Iah.
tioI AZ NORFOLK nllt stoime } t''s
DAYS.
10. 100 Main Ail
slylet toaranf 81 nar'. '...''
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KING DAVID WILL BE THERE.-Who
saws that no first-class kings are gong
to be ,urned up at the Paris Exposition
That active and genial potentate' King
David Kalakaua, is going to GO and
where Dave is. there will be gambolling
galore Paris needs not to mourn the
absence of the crowned nobs OF Europe.
King David the Merry is a sufficient
substiiute-N J. Sun.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-22

MISTAKEN Policy OF THE CZAR.-lf
the Car keeps on srresting conspirators,
there won't be men enough oukof jail TO
form squad of psll-bearers. Perhaps II
is none of our business, but our pity al
ways did go out to poor Gar who has
TO scrimp along on $4,000 a day for
personal expenses, and we don't mind
going little out OF our wayto give a
valuable hint to him. Washington Post.
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RAILROADS.
rLANTIC COAST LIN :

rLANTIC COAST LINZ
RICHMOND AND Phi 6hSt nail
ROAD TIME TARLK
Commencing SUNDAY May l'th, ~
lows.
TRAINS sOUTHwARD
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-22

The administration seems to have been
compelled to choose between John Jar
rett a fat consulship or more than
doubling the tax ON the tinware of every
house in the land to pay jarrett party
services. Exchange.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-22

JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT
GREAT rot hsi llA A..
DilCh Gar AND " go
SCENERY.
CHEAPEST ROUTE. .,v
RATES LESS THAN HALF .HhHn OF
hAILLIN MES
FIRSI-llAr0 VI AIS.
me elegant and fast steamer
ARIEL
carving United States NALL
CAPTAfS DLhn.
leaves RICHMOND tt.ff ...rtF
MONDAY. WEDN hSNANs AN ID
Ar AN. STREE. CARS Coz r'
FULL TiNEl tor above named l'..
iny - Norfolk about gu. u.m NN
me sfeamcr leaves norfolk. Ni p" u
Newport News ON alternate lal Ai
Richmond about 5,Yl pm. .....t
Through tickets % above ninii A.
sale on steamer ana AZ NafNtI 81 .. -
l1g Man street basyasc sNt.t
sTATEkOOMs ENuA.o9 p" TO"
OK NIGHT
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e-o..,,t Received daily Tor Nfrlo'h, ',.
mouth. Smithnelc. hamptont v.d i.'.'' ID Il.
erly. and Hicksford Va; Wa,lIisi \ 81
Ssss,s.r,e WasA.ngtOr. a1d iar0NiN
~ .,.tinns on Atlantic d ltnsN. 1r.
Seaiosrd AZ Roanoke railroad. Sol .Nir ...'' -
ern railroad. and Eastern NOI'' A-.y.n.a
generally: also. for Eastern 0nui' 49,. aver
and All regular landings On tu' 6.l. .
AZ LOWEST RATES. and thi'-s'
sued. ,..~,r>, Nt.. President
heN' r. iit- Naic street and haeN.' a
~ . 30, 80 Frelsht and PAssenssf 50
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-22

Entered at the Richmond (va) postoihce a'
second class matter.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-22
+AMELIA COURTH0U-E NAN

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