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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-03
VIRGINIA ITEMS.
NEWS AND NOTES FROM ALL
OVER THE STATE

r,r,is,,ed by the "Times' Correspon
dents and state Exehanges-Paragrap
and Editorial Opinions Clipped, Com
pII.dand Condensed From Home Papers.
Correspondence of the Tines
IyNcHBURG. September IA very
destructive fire occurred here this morn
ing about 3 o'clock. IL was the burning
Of the large tobacco factory OF Messrs.
Adams Brothers & Pay ne, on Sixth and
Main. with all Of It's contents OF tobac-
co. both leaf and manufactured. The
flames had made so great Roadway be-
fore detected that it was impossible for
the fire company to arrest its progress
or any contents to be saved from the
immense building. The loss Is es-
timated at $4,000. The factory
was run by Messrs. Vaughn q Okeefe $
Tobacco Company. and the principal
loss in stock was theirs. the insurance
on which is thought to be far made
duate to cover the loss. The factory
was insured for $40 600.
CAPTAIN Roland u. Buford. of Bed
ford county. announces himself a candl-
date for the House of Delegates. sub
lsct 10 the decision of the Democratic
caucus. lie is one of the most popular
men in the county, and for long years
was clerk Of both courts.
Sergeant Day. Of this city. has been
served with another writ Of hdbeds cor
Dus in the case of Mr. Lewis o. Shaner.
who has been held for some time in Gus
todv on 300 fine. imposed by the
CORPORATION Court. The writ requires
Dly 10 produce the body of the prisoner
before Judge Hugh l.. Bond, in Bllti-
more at once, and Att0rney-General
Ayers has been telegtaphed to appear
there IN defense Of the Commonwealth
and It's cause.
Mr. L. a. Krise. chairman Of the
Sixth Congressional district committee,
appointed yesterday the following dis
trict canvassers:
Bsdford-W. r. Abbott. II. c. Low
~. T.. Z. Goggin. VI. 5. Mckinney.
Batetourt-J. II. III. Figgat, ). +.
Jones. W. A. Glasgow.
Charlotte William +. Green, Robert
Callett. u. d. Egglsston.
Campbell and Lynchburg-Captain
G. n. Blackford. A. III. Burroughs, I.
n. Williams. W. c. Wells.
Halilax-J W. Riley. Henry Ed
muuds. II. 4. Edmondson, r. W. Wat
klns.
Montgomery. II. Hcge. A. A
Phlegan. George L. CasseII, J. K. John
son.
Roanoke County and City-Samuel
G.. Williams. RI. II. Logan. Ro. b
Norman, John W. Word.
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THE OUTLOOK FOR Tr.. CAMPAIGN.
II is fair to say that the Virginia
Democrats have never entered n canvass
with such united spirit as now. when
they confront oil the evils Of Southern
Rcpublicanism in the person OF the
worst man that has ever exploited the
wickedncss of carpet.bag rule. The
two conventions met within a few
days Of each other, and the news Of
what each had done was not stale be-
fore we heard from all over the State
that the Democracy was united, and
only needed the work on the part Of
our leaders to bring out the vote and
overwhelm the enemy.
SO that, aside from the Discussion by
newspapers and orators. 1t resolves it.
self into this: That Virginia is Demo
cratic State;th Malone S patent
cine circular and his switch5ack perfor'
nance on paJ ing the debt and beating
his own Riddleberger bill, his pyro-
techpic pledges to give every body any
thing, and his protest of virtue, are Ill
naught.
We have been fooled that way once
before, as the young lady remarked
when she protested her lover S second
promise.
The political situation in Virginia
has been brought down to hard pan.
and we know that if Mr.. Billy Malone,
great statesman and bunko steerer, has
lost his own deputy leaders, there must
be a good reason for it.
The reason is that Boss Malone may
fool Quay for about one month, but
even if he fooled him until election
day, be cannot get Doodle enough 10
buy this State.
Don't You forget that, Billy
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OF course if we accept the infallibil-
ity of the patent medicine circular that
Malone calls platform, We would be-
lieve that there would be no race con-
flict in Virginia if we just swallowed
the nostrum. But it is an olen ques-
ton, getting wide open every day.
whether or not any honest voter will
try that medicine at the high price per
bottle of putting the State under the
heel of q man whose name has been
recognized as a synonym for very
strong terms not found in the diction-
airy.
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AMONG the various and numerous
classes Of cranks the burglar aud road
agent" have been recognized as per
sons morbidly educated to crime apart
from profit or necessity.
The only way to do will such people
is to humor them. II YOU 90 for them.
pistol in hand, you are at a disadvan-
tage. Whether in car. stage coach,
or in your midnight robe dc nuit the
burglar bold has the drop on you. The
best way is to leave nothing down stairs
worth taking and in travelling only
carry drafts.
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TIN Io<Do< STRlk 4.

The main point about the London
strike is that very large per cent. Of
the people engaged in 1t are utterly
without any connection with the peo-
pie who have the grievance. Or IN
other words, the principle advanced Is
that coal-heaver satisfied with his
wages must strike because dock Ia
borsr wants more wages. We think
that the dock employers ought TO give
the strikers an advance of wages; but
when the question assumes the gigantic
proportions Of $50 900 men, and half of
them not concerned in the labor or the
docks. we are confronted with the fact
that there is something more in il than
a strike. Ii must be the premonitory
rumbling OF an earthquake.
The laboring classes seem bent on
some order of things that shall be diff
ferent from the logical trading for la
Dor.
They want an arbitrary rule by which
labor may demand what il wants.
The question in England is one that
affects labor as much as the capitalist.
If the wages are raised OF course
prices will be raised, aud the present
relation OF EDgland's products on the
markets Of the world will change.
1t is particularly worthy Of notice in
this as in all other such troubles. that
skilled iaborcrs get all they want 1t
is only the horny handed that suffer
And 80 the world goes on. The
clever and expert succeed, and the
throDg of the average intelligence
must pull in the traces at whatever
speed and whatever wages the smart
people choose TO establish.
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RAuLROADs.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL.


NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
N ROAD.
rT Tw9 9l pkILYT a HsHisSrtcV LSYScHBuRe
sc iii IN EFFECT MAYls. 1853.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
$40 A. NJ Daily. ria Richmond and Petcrs9 ~ q,
railroad. Leaves Petersburg ], ~
A. NJ. daily; arrive Norfolk 80
o.nA M Daily. ria Richmond and Petershurs
WV railroad. Arrive at Petersburg W.
A. NJ. No. leaves petersburg W.
A. N for Farmyille. LyDchburs
Roanoke. Bristol, Knoxville, and A..
POINTS south and West. THkOU0b
COACH TO RADFOkD.
TO y. NJ Daily. ria Richmond and feterso"s,
wv railroad. Arrives AT Petersbnf A
gP, NJ. leaves Petersburg $40 Z
NJ. daily, arriving Norfolk iV, 81, q
NJ. THROUGH CAR TO NOh
FOLK.
100 p. NJ. Daily. rtd Richmond and Petersour.
railroad, arriving at Petersburg ~
-.gP. ~, connecting with Train NO
/. leaving Petersburg at 80 I. NJ
Cor Farmville. Lynchburg. Roanoke,
Pocah0ntss. Bristol. knonviile,Chat
tanooga and all points South sno
PULLMAN SfEFpING-CAR ACCOMaODA
TONS.
No. l-sleering-car Petersburg 70 bris'o
without change, leaving Petersburg daily NJ
7:5j Z. ". Pullman sleeper LynobOurs l.
Memphis. without change. -.
NOS Pullman sleeper Lynchbrrg 20 NeN
Orleans, and Roanoke 20 Chattanooga "ltnou'
Tickets. baggage checks. and all Information
can he Obtained at Richmond and Petersnurt
Railroad depot. A. W. CARRIERS, lVN ndiI
street, and at the Company's ONCE vi HA'
''"'' W. II. BEVTLL.
General Passenger Agent.
CHARLES G. EDDY. Vice President
General Office. Roanoke. Va.
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Republican Row in Prince George

Correspondence of the llmcS.I
PRINCE GEORGE c. H.. Va. August
30 Two prominent Republicans. .one of
this county and the other of the city q
Petersburg. while discussing politics in
The cleI X S Office of this county to-day.
became Infatuated and commenced a
r0ugh.roli-and tumble fight. Before
either was seriously hurt they were
separated. The supposed cause Of the
eight Is that one is MahoneIte and the
other an -Mahoneite.
The Sunday schools of this county
will hold their annual convention at
Mount Sinai Church on the fourth Of
September All denominations will be
represented, and a grand time is antici-
pated.
At Rosewood Church. on the fifth Of
September. We will have the grand cha
rades and tableau managed by Mrs. A. f.
Bate. for the benefit of that church. 4
big time for everybody. To commence
at , , clock =. NJ.
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The colored citizens of Virginia are
said by some shrewd politicians to have
an anti hankering against Malone
They feel like that Congo tribe who
found bogus missionary, and, putting
il on spit over the fire. they said. with
one accord: Bad white man. We
roasfee he
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RAILROADS.


DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
II AND POTOMAC RAIfROA D.-Schesuls
commencing APRIL 2is'. 10 - cal,cIn
standard time:
73, am. leaves Byrd street station daily; sf.e
Cuiy ~ Ashlagf Junction. Nif0TS.
and ricxsburg. sloersf
Washington and NcN York.
ll:O7 am. leaves Byrd street fi3fDn c'iiy, or
cept sunday
G.25 q. ieayes iyrd street lati0s daily
sleeper u New York.
$50 ON. srr.yrs AZ Byri street sfsilon daily
Soctcr from trw York.
a.xe pro arrives ~ Byrd .r|f station daily
stors ~ ffcCf BIS t.i Yrs. hNlcff.
Junction and AshIs a. Sleeper from
washirg-i n ari heN York.
lOi0 pm. arrives ~ Hvr' strfe, station fa'l
except sunday.
ASHLAND TRAINS
DAILY rECrrT 5CsDArs
e.is am. leaves Ella. Arrives az Ashland 40
,.8 ana.
l:Co nm. accommodation. leave, Byrd street
rtation arriyo. ~ Ash snt pa ON.
s.Cl pm. leaves E0a srrfci or tsh a1t AZ
s5 am. arrives Eita. Loves Ashland % ss
am,
s5 an aecoumofaNcn. urrtn Ar ayrt-
efrcef station ..eF.- 81. .sl si 20
$50 pm. srrigcs A. E'ba leaves A'aand 1t
c.k.Tksi0R. C,,.e-s' Ticket Acct
T. d. NYzrs Genera 1uo .ien4fn'-
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The Worth OF lhe .rIme..


Editor Times Richmond. Va:
Enclosed I send exchange on New
York, in renewal of my subscription.
As an old Virginian aud OK CODfed-
crate. | heartily congratulate sou on
the great improvement OF the TINES aud
the noble work ii is doing for Democ-
Iacy and the true interest OF the old
Dominion. Not only her scattered sons,
but the entire Democracy OF this yOluu'
teer State ars wdtchi1g with intense
interest the struggle OF true Nirginlans
with the renegade Malone and his mon
grel crowd. backed 10y the power If the
Federal Government.
Virginia and Tennessee. as border
States. bore the brunt of the great strug-
gle for States rights and local self gov
eminent. They now have 10 bear the
burden Of our interuecine struggle for
the preservation f all that is dear 20
their true soul. Let the good old
mother OF States set an example worthy
TO be followed. TENNESSEE.
Jackson Tenn. august 20 1889.
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THE Worlds Petersburg bureau
thinks that Malone will get a soup
bath. - which. translated, signifies that
his former pals will put him in the
family broth and let him see whether
there are any boiled flies to keep him
cOmpany.
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should he be elected Governor, does
not stir up every Democrat to reallz-
Ing sense Of duty, then is he dead In
dep1
The Late Nr. slendy.


Correspondence of the 1imes.l
MiILBoRo SPRINGS. VA, August 81
Robert James Clendy. whose death oc-
CURED on yesterday, the Both, at his
late residence. evidences, y Bath
county. Va. at the age OF seventy. seven
years. the bright sunshine Of life first
beamed upon bis face on farm upon
which his father resided. about two
miles west Of Staunton, IN Augusta
county, where he resided until he was
eighteen years of age, when he became
a merchants clerk for James. n. FRA
zier. a noted merchant of his day at
Jennings Gap. and from there he went
10 Mcdowell. He cIerked for about ten
wears. From Mcdowell he moved ana
purchased farm at Deerheld. va and
opened store IN connection with ms
other affairs. During the year lciV
he commenced buying and driving cat
tie TO the northern markets. and CON
tlnued to do so until bis death, except
an interval during the war. lie became
one OF the most prominent dealers OF
his day and generation.
He died as be lived. with scarcely any
money. His home aud his purse were
open to all-the rich ard the poor one.
No one in need ever applied to him and
left empty handed. lie leaves ~Ife
and three children to mourn their loss
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THEY say that Crank Graham 5 bar
rel that went over Niagara Falls con-
tanned more live fool than any other
mechanical conirivancs of its size. The
worst of it was that tho live fool is alive
to iucite more Stiffness.
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Go to the Standard
WEST END
Land & Improvements Co
Omoe OF Agency; Over herohsnts
National Bank, Corner Main and
Eleventh Streets.
PERSONS PROPOSING TO BuILr.

Persons wanting to acquire homes for them
selves In an improving locality. where every
dollar invested VIII increase. will do well 20
examine the properties OF this company,
which will be marked by sign boards. pOste'
upon each tract OF land, and plats can be seen
at the Office OF the agency. over the Aer-
chants National Bank. corner Main and
Eleventh streets.
The company will make special terms with
parties desiring 10 build. and 10 al such will
lend nifty per cent. he value OF the lot and
improvements at . Re at. on long time.
The properties were ac', sedat prices much
below the present market value, and the com
pany can afford to Sc on reasonable terms 10
such buyers.
JAMES II. DOOLEY, President
GEO. j. ROGERS, Secretary.
ian N
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THE most eccentric suggestion on the
burglar question is the appeal to him to
quietly chloroform his victim. and
thereby get the Doodle without the risk
Of the gallows, even if he Is found out.
Then, by that spirit of conscienous-
ness. the victim viii recognize a man
and a brother, and not appear against
the sinner.
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"FRiENDs depart and memory takes
them, SAYS the old song. and SO so the
millinery reporters and baseball boom
ers.
O hoary winter, bring on the frost.
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THAT pyrotechnic backyard jim Nc
Dermott, appears now as a count by the
grace of a marriage.
Whip us such frauds, and also the
people who advertise TEEN.
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MALONE has tried to play Cesar with
out the ability of C@sar. He crossed the
Rubicon, but his army would not fol-
lows him. And he is left.
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If Republican politics has ANYTHING
to do with the Southern 'outrages' it
will need dozen more Eliza Plukston
bureaus to doctor the returns
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CONN EDITIONS

Train No. 80 connects daily AZ heysyilt
for chase CITY. Clsrksville. and Oxford
durham. Hendeis son and Raleigh con
rccts a. Greensboro for Durham
Raleigh. salem, and Winston, and All points on
North Carolina ., vsion. at Salisbury Tor Ash
Vile. Hot Springs and al points In Western
North Carolina. and at Charlotte for C.. G s
A. Z. x.
Train No. 2 connects daily At Greens
boro' for salem. Winston, Raleigh. Colds
b0r0'. and MOrehead City &C salisbury i0i
Ashoville Hot Springs, and All points u
Western North Carolina: az Charlotte VIII
Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta railroad 70
Columbia. Augusta. Aiken, Chariestcn, ,sen
nah. ghOmasyille, Ca. JAG ksonNliie ana p'nc.
FLORIDA pOinfs also with Carolina Cenim
railroad for Wilmington.
Trains from the South arrive AZ Kichmont
si5a.n. and 1870 pm.
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ADoNIs DIxEy, the he ballet-dancer,
is practicing with dumb bells to reduce
bis weight.
The dancing bellies do Lot weigh.
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AFTER BLACK Bart" comes another
crank highwayman in California, who,
after robbng dozen men, some Of
whom be shot, caught girl and car
ried her of In Lochnvar. He is still
on his gay career, and appears to care
but little for the final result 50 he has
enough fun for the season.
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VIRGINIA is a Democratic State. All
we want is straight Democratic princi-
Piles.
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THE revenue cutter Rush has
clught another sealer and sent her to
Sitka in charge Of another prize crew
of one man.
Thus warlike event occurred on Au-
gust 9th. and by this time Of course the
prize is safe at home.
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The Count de Paris wants the French
Republic smashed, and trusts to some
accidental combination of the political
elements to get his ofIete family into
power.
What sort Of specimen of a man is
that to be a king IL was said Of him
that servant OF the family, smarter
than it, chiefs, kepta perfume shop and
furnished the money.
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piaint should be made 10 The onse. The adj
iress may I've changed as desired. II eare be
isken in all cases TO mention the old and
aew address.
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THE Richmond street car companies
ought to run the few vehicles they
have in groups or blocks of five. and
let the people know at least four dates
in the day. Early morning for work
ing men, 0 A. NJ. for business men, 3 =.
NJ. for dinner, aud 6 Z. NJ. for supper
and home.
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Wary Ind q lllIle lamb.

Mary had "A mile luinD,
Its fate was not 80 hard,
For II lived and died on tue old school plan,
Aud escaped Dr. Bfown-SeQuaru.
-fhsladeiphta Ledger.
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4 TLANTfC COAST LiNa
RICHMOND AND fnTFHSnN a.. RAIL
ROAD TIMf TABLE.
Commencing SUNDAY May lfh. lNf.
200 am. trains oa t's f,ah Will i-n As tn.
lowe.
TRAINS sOrTHwhfo.
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AIRLINE.

RICHMOND 4 DANvlLLE RAILROAD
SHORTEST AND QUICK EST ROUTE Tt
THE SOUTH.
PULLMAN SLEEPERS ON ALL MIGHT
TRAINS.
scIILnI-IE N FFfECr AUGUST Is. 1889
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srBAMsHIPs
, ,i,1 DOMINION STEAMSHIP Com
PANY.
EOR NEW YORK.

PAN1.
FOR NEW YORK.
steamers leave Rlchn0nd EVERY TUE
DAY and FRIDAY at 9 D.m.
Steamers leave New YORK ior hiSha nyhe
EVERY WEDNESDAY and "a ~ ma u "a.
et8p. "a: ARR vinx la Richmond NON Dh ant
rassenger accommodations unsurpassed-
Cabin fare to New H-rk Via James ftNtA -. .,.
roUfo Including meals and bcrtbl..t.,. ~ u
Round trip tickets limited 10 thirty days
after date OF issue. .+ttttttsttt sttfttf'tf ~
steerago with subsistence. .,..''.....t.'' . .
8.ceTage. without subsistence. o.. 90 D
Cabin fare via Chesap.ak AMI ONO rail- al.
Csbin fare via Richmond and Petersburg 9, ~
Ticketl can be obtained Al A. ". CARRIERS
100 Matt street: Chesapeake and OHIO and
Richmond and petersburg depots. aud al com.
pays ofrco8. l5Ol hsin street, and wharf
Fseishrs forwarded and through biils Of lad
lnx issued for points beyond New YORK.
Freight received daily until hour OF sailing
Passengers leaving Richmond on nyN
DAYS.TU ESDA fS. WhDN bSDA fS.IhOh
DAYS. and SATURDAYS by the Chesapeake
& Ohio rail way ("ia Newport Newslat 20 a. .
and pm by Richmond and fctereOlfE faii-
rUad same day) AZ . W Am, Will make cOnnec
tion AZ NORFOLK With steamer leaving thos'
GEORGE W. ALLEN s Co.. Agents.
No. l.Bl Main street. and
sjyIe-tf COmVanY's Wharf. Rockets
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT CON
PAHY'S
JAMES RIVER LINE FOR
OLD POINT, NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH.
NEWPORT NEWS. Ola hbNONI'
AND JAMES RIVER LAND
Asp ONLY biiRECT KOUTE wITHOC-
TRANsFER OR CHANGE or
ANY KIND.
CONNECTIONS;
AtOLD POINT. NORFOLK. closely with all
lines Tor Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New
Ork same afternoon; also, az Norfolk Tor
Easteru NOru Carolina and the south.
AtNEWPORT NEWS Tor haml ton, and
Smithned. Va
Danylle railroad for Wayerly. Hicksford. &c.
ONLY ALL WATER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
GREAT TOURIST Line.
JAMESTOWN. DUTCH GAP AND WAN
SCENERY.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
RATES LESS THAN HALF CHARGE 81
RAIL LIN rs.
FIRSI-CLASS MEALS.
T1e elegant and fast steamer
ARIEL
carrying United states MAID,
CAPrAfs DEYo.
leaves Richmond every
MONDAY. WEDN LSDAY, AND FRIDAY
AT AN. lSIkEbT-CAks CONNECT IN
FULL TINE tor above named places, arriY.
ing at Norfolk about 30 p m. Returning
tue steamer leaves Norfolk. Old Point anc
Newport News on alternate days, arriving al
Richmond about $50 pm.
Through tickets 70 above named points or
ssle on steamer and al CARRIERS Agency. No
100 Main street. Baggage checked tnrougc
STATE:kOOMS ENOAGbD FOX DAY
OK NIGHT.
FREIGHT.
Freight received daily Tor Norfolk, Ports
mouth. SmitnAelc, Hampton. Old Point, av-
erly, ami HioksfOrd. Va; Washington, D. O..
Newbefne, Washington, and IafoorQ, n. G..
al stations on Atlantic 4 Danylile railroad
SeebOard Roanoke railroad, Norfolk sou a.
ern railroad. and Eastern North Lerolins
generally also. tor Eastern shore or Why Do
and all regular landings on the James fivei
at LOWEST RATES. and through bills 10
sued.
LUCIEN B. TATUM, Vice President
No. lll7 Main street and kOcAetts,
IavIk WEIslGEa. Freight and fsssc niger q
<my2s-ff
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BE oNLYAILeAm T0NoRFoLS

Richmond. 1870 EN-. fNIiNIA. lH Nn
Richmond. - fHm. taf.l lbs. lI. iHs
NOrl0s. 'N 3d.. IitNINlf 4, ID lN lIu.
Norfolk, '5 V pm. Il. 1unni, 500 Ims
Ircse trains a'Nl rfTe ST. .fc cHuH 'tiil
for tarmv.Is. ignU-ulrf. ans dolti,
Western pniu.s. ant a.l stAt. on t-l AQtl 4
and b alflrl "a. .r"IU
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tAtAtf'
T0ssk RIVER LINZ
Daily except Sunday.
The Fayorite Route 70 Baltimoi
The steamers of this line are modes o
beauty, elegance. and comfort.
tLeaye Richmond
1890 and fi:0 pm. o,.,.,
Arrive Baltimore fLeaVe ba.uihote
Arrive Richmond o 4Oand +il:OOa.m.
Fare from Richmond straight 10 baltimore
5000. ,..-.
Washington. $500; Wilmington. Del, 90.
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-03

BLAINE'S HAND IN HAyTIAS AFFAIRS.
The New York Sun announces edito-
rally that Secretary Blaine mas been
meddling in Haytian affairs by helping
Hippolyte aud huffing LegiIme. Legi-
time refused to sell out his country, and
was punished for il by the refusal Of
the United States TO recognize his Gov
eminent. Hlppolyte was more tractable
ana received covert assistance from
the United States on the understanding
mat a lease of a coaliug station at a
point of strategic importance was to be
made when he should attain power.
The san says that having availed him
self OF Mr.. Blaine's good offices he now
refuses 10 keep his word, for the very
excellent reason that he cannot keep
both his word and his place. Phiiadef-
phiQ Record.