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CONNECTIONS

Train No. so connects daily - heilfut
fer Chsse cry Clarbssie, and oxford
Durham. Henderson and Raleigh con
nocfa ~ Greensboro Tor Dun 1m
Raleigh. salem. and In.fon. ant att points 81
NOrth Carolina Division, af Salisbury l.t Ash
,iIip. Rot Springs 8n1 aIl points In Ncsterl
North Carolina. and az Charlotte for C.. q .
A. R.R.
Tram no. 5s connects daily ~ Greens
0oro' for Salem, Wins'1n, Raleigh. Colds
boro'. and M0rehead City. az Salisbury ioi
Ashcvile Hot sprirgs. and aii points %
Western North Carolina. 40 Charlotte VIII
Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta railroad io
Columbia. Augusta. AiScn. tlur.e9inn, swan
nam. Thomasvilio. Ca. Jacksonville and olno
Florida points also with Carolina Ieuffa
rRi road for Wilmington.
Trains from the South arrive az Richnonc
5.iIa.m. and $3.50 pm
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Old Reliable.

1t is a well-known fact that many of
the old-time remedies advertised as
proprietary medicines are as good "a a
family physician to have in the house.
They are the product of years of study
aud have stood the test. They are
household companions. and many fam
lilies would as soon do without flour ia
the house as some Of these old time
cures. Prominent, among the most
valuable now on the market are those
of DR.. Schenk & Son OF Pniladelphia.
Sold BY all druggists.
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WHY will they try our war ships at
Nafragansett and Newport 10 there
not sea enough somewhere else but at q
fashionable watering-place, and why
shall that barnacle, Commodore
Walker, Sir Joseph Porter, OF the De
partment. be allowed to make a juuket
Of such trials
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Malone select. Iii. rauquier Delegates.

Malone selects His fauquier Delegates.
Correspondence OF the Times.
WARRENrON, Va. August INA
homes county chairman, William II.
Strother, postmaster at Warreutou. to-
day called the Republican county gath
erlng 10 order. and called j. Fitz Jones
to preside, with young Middleton as
secretary. S,rother then went among
the delegates aud directed them to
elect: Delegates at large from Fauquier
county, L. Webb Maddux. delegates
from Marshall. j fuz Jones and ;. p.
Bayly. Jr.: from scott. w. j. Skinner;
from Center. William ii. STROLLER: from
Lee. Thomas b.. Stewart. from Cedar
Run. ". Is. O.. slumate.
The alterualcs were all white, except
in case Of Center where a negro was
made alternate for William IL Strother
because they knew STROLLER would be
there.
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TnR Republicans gave the State Of
Mississippi such name for lawiessncss
that Sullivan went there to defy the
law. aud the result is that Mississippi
stands distinguished .as ,indicator OF
the law.
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A BAD MAS AND l. coon rxAMrLr.

BAD Man AND l. GOOD EXAMPLE.
The Governor Of Mississippi has made
good example out of the hard mate
rial he had in the person of Slugger
Sullivan. who. after ms appeal has been
heard, will 80 TO his dungeon cell. 1t Is
quite certain that daily turn AT hard
labor would have made the verdict
more appropriate and kept the "cham
plon in that SOFT Of training, which Is
essentially muscular, and at the same
time, temperate and moral.
But il Is an open question whether
the law should deliberately enjoin the
mortgage that rum and the devil had
on the champion, and philosophers will
only console themselves at the failure
of the devil TO get the due promptly m
the fact that his incarceration of Nj
Sullivan carries with itgreat weight. IL
considerably dims the lustre and TO
nance of the ring, and putsit down to the
brutal and criminal plane where 1t be-
longs 10y attaching to it a certain prece-
dent for punishment and degradation.
Not all the talk of the vulgar sports and
all the bouquets Of weak minded wo-
men. nor perfumes of Araby can de-
odorize the brute IN human form of tho
disgrace Of the Jail. There have been
men in Jail who have come out un-
scathed in reputation, but such an one Is
not Mr.. John l.. Sullivan, and hls pro.
fession mas in his distinguished person
been branded in manner that his inn
itators will feel.
That gang of rufliaus impudenlly de-
fed the law, and the only pity 10 that
every man concerned in the disgraceiul
performance cannot be made TO share
Sullivan's punishment.
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A RBALD contemporary has discover
ed that the sugar editor of the Phila.
dephia Press and the tariff editor have
certain technical differences, and thus
one has praised high tariff and the
other abused the trust.
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THE papeis outside the State that dis
Gus, the Virginia Democratic conven-
ton catch the point that Malone has
the backing Of the National G.. 0. p.
committee, and warn us against the
Doodle game. We will know more of
the situation about next Friday. when
the Mahore circus Will have met at
Norfolk, and we can see how much
harmony and how much discord there
ia in the tent.
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BoULANGER is at last bursted bub-
BILE. and all that is left OF him repre-
SCENTS a collapsed fraud who had paint
ed himself all over with cOnceit and
impudence, and had rot a symptom Of
the patriotism to which he pretended.
His country has succeeded in holding
him up to popular ridicule, and that is
q Fienchmsn ; final court of conyic-
ton.
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RAILROADS.


DICHMOED, FREDERICKSBURG
II, AND POTOMAC RAILROADS.&C.
commencing APRIL 2lst. log eastern
Tss am. leaves Byrs -..oets1t on daily: stop,
only 81 Af1l. 4 IuncNe0. Nioff
and Froderckeh.ry. Sleeper b.
Waahlngfon and sew YORK.
ff.0- am. leaves Bird street station iaiy 81.
ccDt sunday
s.ss % n. caves Byrc-efrcct stat.cg daily
Sleeper 90 New YORK.
n am. srglvcg ~ Byrd street station daily
SLEEPER from New YORK.
us Nm. arrives AZ BYRD street station "a D.
ptot.s A. FrftfT.ti flirg. hlfrfI.
Juucfionanl Asna o. sleeper from
Wa.hlngfln arl New York,
ta.t0 nm. arrives % nvri street station daily.
except sunday.
ASHLAND TRAINS
DAILY EEczrT 8csDAFs
e.isatn. leaves Elba. Arrives ar Ashland 10
.8 All.
400 mn. aecommocafion. irarcs Byrd street
statiou arIIF01 af hsl.arl sf s. pm.
COS PM. leaves Elha: arrives az Ashland At
Gas am. arrives Elha. Leaves Ashland at f5
s.a5 an. accommodation. arrives A. Byrd
street station; leaves AsllAl AZ l..i
$50 pm. arrives a; .E.ba leaves Ashland q
c. A.TkYf0R. General Ticket Agent
z. T. d. MYERS. anerai a-otfl. enfe1t
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Malone Republican Neannes. ia nelson
Correspondence Of the Times

Correspondence Of the Times
MAssIE's MILL. NELSON Co.. Va,
August l5-Ihe climax Of Malone.
Republican meanness was reached on
the 18th inst. when Miss Harriet ii
Bowling was removed as postmaster At
Massie q Mil, in this county, aud viii
liam II. Giles appointed in her stead.
Miss Bowling has held the office for
many years. ana has given entire salts
faction to every one in the discharge of
her official duties. She is an orphan
without ans means, and high-toned
Christian lady. She will retire from
the Office with the respect. and conf
dence Of h entire community.
Mr.. Giles. the new app0intee. is a
man who might earn his livelihood Thy
the sweat Of his face, aud besides pos
sesser Of qualifications sufficient To en-
gage in other business. lie was a Demo
crat until two years ago, when he voted
for the Malone candidate for the House
Of Delegates. aud has acted with the
since then. and this sup
pose is his pay. Thus has lady been
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RAILROAD
AND WESTERN RAIL

oni VI" ROAD. .oovo,K
wo DAILY TRAINS TO Nv,hls,r,SntnRc
r,vo nafI.y TRAINS TO ~ SC ~. - ~
sruEDIILE IN EFFECT ninA,fl ~ T. i'''
40, ~ nsiiy ria Richmond and PETERSBURG
'''' a. " railroad. Leaves feterspuih 70
a. NJ. daily; arrive Norfolk -"
a,oAM. Daily. ria Rlchmond, ana re .,,rg I9
l''' 10. ; leaves Petersburg lv.1
e. Tor Tarmwllc. Lyncnpurs
D.snote bristol. Knoxville, ana a.
nolnts south and West. 1hhobNn
SGACH no RADfOkD.
-.oop n Daiiv. eta Richmond and petersburg
t'p' + ~ D""iirrys,',d Arrives at Petersburg AZ
mp. NJ. leaves Pctcrspu y ~ ~ 4,
saily' arriving Norfolk lv.9 I
r. THROUGH CAR To Nun
-.opv n oIIi, ria Richmond and Petersbur,
'Oo - ~ r.iirdad arriving 90 Petersburg az
"a =. ~. connecting with llin -
leaving Petersburg az 40 = ~, "
Tor Farmyilic. Lynchuuif, n va ~.
Pocahontas Bristol, knoNNluc; uh'
tanooga. and all points SCUM ANo
PULLMAN SLEEPING. CAR ACCOAMoDA
TIONS. p-...o
No. i-Sleeping-car Pet9rsours - y, aaliy Al
..N Z. NJ. Pullman sleeper Aynen"uie .
Memphis. without change. a., ~.
NOS pullman sleeper lynchhufg lo NeN
Orleans. and Roanoke 20 Chattanooga "itnoe'
change. f.,e,-,,stior
can ho Obtained at Richmond and Peiers.uft
Railroad depot. 4. ". CARRIER 4, lpN n Nh.
street. and AZ the Companys Office. al has'
Main ''ie''' w. p. BEvlLL.
Genera Passenger Agent.
CHARLES @. EDDY. Vice President
General Office Roanoke. va.
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Can we not see the stars above that be?
H. there NOT one 90 guide our bark, Wist?
Lost mariners upon life troubled stHi
Beyond the mist.
BENNETT BELLMAr.

THE CASE AGAINST DUDLEY.-Presi-
dent Harrison IS Assistant District At
torney at indianapolis has lately told q
Re publican reporter that there is no
case against Colonel Dudley. All the
charges against this individual have
been investigated, he rays, and lit is
found that there is nothing in them.
either in fact or i'm law therefore the
grand Jury did not return an indict-
ment and the case before the commits
sioner has been dismissed.
70 put it mildly tins is conspicuously
incxact. Colonel Dudley has never
denied under oath that he wrote or die
iated letter to the chairman Of the
Republican county committees in In
diana giving them explicit directions
as to the bribery of voters in blocks Of
five" and assuring them that they
would certainly receive the 'DHda-
ci0l assistance necessary TO hold our
foafers and doubtful rioters and gam
cnOuqh Of the other kind to give Har-
rison and Morton 1000 majority. ".
y. World.
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RICHMOND. VA.
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Persons desiring tho 1iNKs ds"Nered ~
Their homes can secure u by postal card 10
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dress may be changed as desired, II care be
:nken In all cases TO mention IN, Old and
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FOLLOWING ILLUsTRIOUs PRECEDENT.
Billy Malone has had one Of his sons
appointed deputy United States mar
shall and another deputy internal reye-
nue. collector by marshal and collec-
tor far whom he secured their offices.
Malone probably intends this action as
a delicate compliment TO President
Harrison. who has shown that he con-
-ders 1t the first duty Of man TO get
offices for his kinfolks.- Macon ca
Ieieg0Ih.
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The immigrant arrivals at Castle Gar
den for the week ending August 10
numbered 5.l2O. The following is the
daily record: SUNDAY, August 4. sos
Monday August B. 500; Tuesday,
August G. 1j3: Wednesday. August :,
27l: Thursday. August 9. / ,232. Friday,
August .. $50: Saturday. August 10,
GlO. Compared with the arrivals for
the corresponding week last year. these
figures show a decrease of only H.,
which is not sufficient to base any pre-
dictions of permanent relief for the re-
public.-Americ0.
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- .,.,,.,
RICHMOND & DANyiLLE RAILROAD
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE TO
TIE SOUTH.
PULLMAN sLEEpFRs or ALL Nidhi
TRAINS.
SCHEDULE rs EFFECT AUGUST O.. 1850.
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\ TORY RADICAL DEPARTURE.-Lord
Randolph Churchill is leading the Tories
Of England a pretty dance. Ills
Walsall programme has disgruntled
Chamberlain and Ballour, and the Radi-
Gals are Wild with JOY that is tenn
peIed with fear that their stolen
thunder may not in the end be en-
ployed to the best advantage. Lcrd
Randolph does not mince matters
Chicago Nelcs.
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WEST POINT ACCUMULATION.
gLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP CON
~ pANY.
FOR nav YORK.

Sieamors lcase RIean.Gd EVERY TIL q
DAY and FRIDAY at r.1I.
Steamers 'r.l. New YORK t.r h.nmul'
EVERY webs EsDhY and SAL a ADAl
OF mt0rrlF.Hyl k.la1oud MON DA aut
EkIDA nIDrniHfa.
PASSENGER. uccl mmOlat ln8 unsurpassed.
Cabin fare fO New y .rk til James fif-
route UUliulIlr meals ana l.rtll. ..... ~ ~
Round trIp tlAt.l .lmltlQ to tuilty faJt
after daie Ol issue. t.t.tt..-...ttttt, - %
5tlerEc with sINs'stU ....,.t.tt.....ts "a
sfoCIare. without 8I1sfstI rfe.. ..t....., e
Cabin iar8 via Chesapeake and ONO rll-
r0nd.t......... ...tf ...ts......, JOY
Cabin fare via Richmond and Petersburg
ral.lDlu .tt. .t.ttttttttf t'.ttttt 49,. 81. '
Ticket can Boz obtained Ht a. W. hNrUc-'f
100 Man street. Chesapeake and Chic and
Richmond ana Petersburg dcpot1. and at com
pany's CIoes 1901 haiu street, aud wharf,
Rockets.
Frelqnts forwarded and through nIsQl laa
Ing issued for points Beyond New York.
Freight received daily ult. hour OF ealing
Passenger6 leaving Richmond 90 Mon
DAHS.ID E5DA IS. NJ LDN EtDAlc.Lfli KS
DAYS, and sAIUNOAKS hy the CacauoaAe
e. Ohio ril.ey ('ia Newport neWslal 800 is .
and pm b. Richmond and Petersburg rail-
road same day al lO s.m., VIII make cllrep
tior 1t NORFOLK With steamer leaving hess
GEORGE W. ALLEN & Co.. gents.
no. 1904 Slain street. nld
zly left COInuaDg'9 Wharf. Rockets
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What does taii mean Here is land
that boastso its institutions as the very
acme Of stability to the State and SCI
curly TO the citizen. yet danger lies in
wait for the highest of American Off
Gals. Even the judges of the law stand
in constant menace Of the law $ trans
gressOrs. There must be something
wrong with the civilization Of such a
country. Washington Post.
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CREAM OF THE PRESS.
CURRENT COMMENTS
CAREFULLY CULLED.
viii Owners Of toDneoticut-foiitica
Questions In England-t'ive Them All a
xehov-That Fair Prodigal-Bcyond the
Mist--Othcr Topics Of Interest.

Will owners OF '"n"''''"'-'o ''''"'
Questions In England-oiye Them All a
Eshow-That Fair Prodigal-Beyond the
Mist-Other Topics OF Interest.
Mill. OWNERS OF CONNECTICUT.-Th
mill-owners Of Connecticut and Massa-
chusetts were hoodwinked last autumn
They were told that If the protective
tariff were taken off their raw materials
they would be ruined. They therefore
voted for the Republican policy. and
went to sleep with the feeling that they
had done a public service.
They now see that unless they get
their raw materials free Of duty they
will soon have to close their works and
lose what little they have made.
4 very great change in this respect
has taken place whiting few months.
Eastern manufacturers are IN the
dumps: they voted for the sword which
cut their own threats, unless they Jam
il back into its sheath. They now de
mand very material reduction OF tariii
duties. 1t is matter OF life and death
with them.
They couldn't understand this last
year. but now their dtcaying business
has made it altogether too plain. They
are renitent. hut the penitenco comes a
little late. -Nelc York World.
That FAIR PRODIGAL. - Victoria
Morosini. the daughter Of the million
aire who married her fathers coach
man several years ago. and starred on
the stage. and later M the back chorus.
has done satisfactory penance for her
social sin. and is again with her father
a. a modest. but attractive belle at
Saratoga. The whereabouts Of the nus
band are unknown 10 the outside
world.-Phaadelphia Times.
GIVE THEM ALL 4 mOw.-TO the
whimsical observer Of the Gatacornefed
quarrel between Washington. Chicago
and New York as 20 which shall do the
honors Of the Republic in 1892 there
seems to be but one solution: Let the
Exposition be migratory-let it be run
on wheels.
A grand Exposition train. miles in
length, could be started from New
} OF dUl lNUlN AU AliA ANhA'" 10
ton. Quebec Montreal, Ottawa Buffalo
Niagara Falls. Cleveland. Chicago.
Detroit. the cities Of the Northwest.
INDIANAPOLIS Cincinnati. PittsDurg.
Philadelphia. Baltimore. Washington,
AN the great cities OF the South. New
Orleans. Galveston. and the City OF
Mexico. -PHlddciphla Record.
Political QUESTIONS IN ENGLAND
An English Ministry, and especially a
Tory Ministry. is always safe when ac-
ton on purely political question lt
deemed necessary. 1T is often humbied
aud sometimes beaten when the ques-
ton presents nothing or next 10 nothing
of a political character.
Lord Salisbury was confronted Will
two questions of this nature during the
week. i'm one Of which be was humbled
while on the other he was beaten out
right The one was the public outcry
i'm behalf of Mrs. Maybrick: the Other
was the unexpected opposition to th'
/ Welsh tithes bill.-Erch0ngc.
! BEYOND THE NIsT.-
Beyond the mist are sunht leagues ~ SEA,
/ And towering peaks hy lingering sunshine
/ Where Heavens light doth shine ctornally
IeyO.d the mist.
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To DRIVE OFF MOSQUITOES and
FLIES. He burnt small pieces OF gum
camph0r on the cook stove, and used a
secret preparation he called 'sudekillo. F"
When ! got married and came to Mis-
souri, impaired the secret to my wife,
and, as there is no patent on 1t that l
know Of. | would advise all fellow
sufferers to 90 and do likewise. The
gum camphor alone Is ample for the
purpose, and needs only to be used two
or three times day.-COmmercia
Irdreler.
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KING DINAH-The brilliant millinery
and dancing gossip ofNewport becomes
stale and flat compared with the fol-
lowing society item from Paris: Diuah.
King of the Nalons Of Senegal. has
become a great hon in Paris. Says an
observer: "Dinah Is coal black. tall,
powerfully built, and. from a plastic
point of view. superb lie dresses
i'm grotesque manner. wearing,
less the cross on the back, the
atlas vesiments. thickly embroider-
ed in gold. of a Catholic Arch
bishop. "a smokiug-cap that almost
matches and white pataloons with gold
stripes on the outer seams. The artists
OF Paris admire DInah greatly. but 10
one has yet dared to ask him to stand
as a model. They all sing 'Diuah.
won't you come under their breath,
however.
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ANYTHING TO BEAT MAHONE.-Every
consideration should be lost sight of by
the Virginia Democrats except the over
throw of Malone and MahOnelsm. The
REPUBLICAN, administration is thor
oughly@ committed to this Virginia
leader. 1t is backing him by every
means in It's power. 1t debauches
HE civil service that IL may perfect
ms organization and provide him
sinews of war The manufacturers
of the North are assessed that his cof-
fers may be filled. Virginia has not
recovered from the previous ascendancy
of Malone. This latest Democratic
platform makes this evident. This Is "A
warning of the evils that would follow
Mahone's success In the coming cleo
ton. and it is the duty Of every Demo
crat to devote himself entirely during
the next few months TO the work Of
eocting Philip w Mckinney Governor
of Vuginia.-COUrier Journal.
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The Republican party is unequivC-
caily committed by last year plat
form to the reduction Of er-postage
To one cent per ounce. and steps in that
direction may reasonably be expected
from the Fiity-iirst Congress. Mean
" lille the numerous users OF postal
cards the contract for the manuiactur-
ing of which for the next four years was
awarded yesterday to Albert Daggett,
of Brooklyn Will be glad to learn that
these indispensable articles are here
after to he made in three sizes. and are
to be improved in quality.-Nelc York
Tribune.
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TRUTH COMING OUT.-The men in
dicted in connection with the assassina-
ton OF DR.. Cronin will be put on trial at
Chicago in fortnight. They
are Daniel Coughin, formerly
policeman; John. Z. Beggs,
said 10 be an officer of the
Clan.na-Gael; Martin Burke. extradited
from Winnipeg; Patrick o Sullivan, an
ice dealer. kuDze, a stolid German,
and Woodruff. reported 10 be horse
thief. who has made many fishy con
fessiOns. Exchange.
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VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT CON
JAMES RIVER LINE FOR
OLD POINT, NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH.
NEW PORT rhNS. CLAEEMOhI,
AND JAMES RIVER LAND
lNGS DIRECT
AND ONLY DIRECT ROUTE WITHOUT
TRANsfEH OK CHANGE
ANY KIND.
CONNECTIONS;
AtOLD POINT. NORFOLK. closely withal
lines lor Baltimore. fliladeipai. and New
Ork same afternoon. also, at hNrIOlk Tor
Eastern hOrfl Carolina anu lLe South.
AZ NEWPORT NEWS icr haml ton, and
SmlfIne|d, Va.
And az CLAREMONT with the Atlantic
Dauylllo railroad for WAgerlg. hies8iord. &c
ONLY ALL WATER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER 1872 DAYLIGHT.
GREAT 1OD AlsI Line.
JAMESTOWN, DUTCH GAP, AND WAh
SCENERY.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
RATES LE'5 THAN HALE CHARGED BIZ
RAIL LINES.
ffR5L-CLAnS MAILS.
AZ elegant and fast steamer
ARIEL
(Ca-rying United states Maid,
CAPrAIa DEfO.
leaves Richmond every
MONDAY. WhDN tSDAf. AND FRIDAY
AT Al. fSIhfhI-CAkc CONNECT IN
FULL IlML) tor above named places arrlg-
ing az Norfolk about J.N pm. Returning
the steamer leaves Norfolk. ola Point anc
Newport News On alternate days, arriving al
Richmond about $50 pm.
Through tickets 10 above namei points or
sale 0u steamer and az CARRIERS Agency. No
100 Main street. baYgage checked thrOuzp
sTAIE.hOOMs ENGAGED FOR DAY
OR NIGHT.
FREIGHT.
Freight received daily Tor Norfolk. PC rts-
mouth. Smlihhclc. Hampton. ola Point, " ay.
eriy. and hiexslord. Va, Washington, ID. g.;
Newbernc. Washington. anl llroOr0, y. C.;
all stations on Atlanuc = DansIle railroad,
seaOoari q Roanoke railroad. NOriOlssoufh-
em railroad AMI Eastern North Carolina
generally also, for Eastern Shore OF Virgins
aud all regular landings % tAe james river
az Low ksl RATES. and through bills 10
sued.
LUCIEN h. TATUM. Vice President.
No. lil1 Nain street aud Rockets.
lsyIs WKIsiGs9. Freight and Passenger st
tmy2a N
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COAST LINE.

G. ElEss E,SzA
\ TLANTIC COAST LINE.
/ q
RICHMOND AND raIsNs re RAIL
Road TiME fABLR.
Commencing SUNDAY Nay 9ih. isa. a.
300 am. trains 0n tl.s rOaG Y.II flu as 90
lows.
TRAINS s0l IBwAho.
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A GOOD Policy FOR ENGLAND. -Ac-
cording to London financial journal
the Ruiiionistl, the reason English
capitalists are making large investments
in the United States is that money is in
conveniently redundant at home. as
shown by the large increase of private
deposits ID the Bank Of England.
Ii Great Britain has so much surplus
money under a free trade policy, it
does not seem unreasonable TO say that
our prosperity would be greater under
a reformed taritf.-N. y. Telegram.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-20

Thus the protection" Of few rich
men involved the oppressive robbery of
a multitude Of men not rich. Aud that
ID what protection usually does
World
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-20
BEYOND THE MIST. -

Beyond the mist are sunNt leagues ~ sea,
And towering peaks bog lingering sunshine
kissed.
Where Heavens light doth shine ctornally
Eeyoud the mist.
could we bat pierce the haze, could we but
list
20 some far voices from the shore, would We
-ll boz these dolirous waves of doubt per
sist?
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-20
PULLMAN sLEEPING CAR AccoMMoDA
piedmont AIRLINE.

CHARLES @. EDDY. Vice Pres
General Office. Roanoke. va.