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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-03
RICHMOND ROADS.

The double carrisgc-way from the
Grove road TO the Reservoir park is
handsome and pretty avenue on which
carriage of any kind can conveniently
rum and allowing for the time and ex.
pense in grading il TO a level
above the low.land through which
II takes lis way, the work IS
commensurate TO the growth and re-
quirements Of the city Every fair after
noon It Is crowded with vehicles of all
sorts that show in comparison with p
few years ago the solid progress of the
city. But to get TO this handsome "Corso,
which in a few years win be lined with
picturesque and elegant villas as was
Woodward avenue, in Detroit, at the be
ginning Of It's picturesque history, one
has to 90 over an extent of road from
the head Of Franklin street 10 the
Soldiers Home that is not only painful
TO the traveller but disgraceful 10 the
city. The road Is finely graded, and il is
rare. even in the wettest season, that
it is not perfectly drained, but
it Is 30 full Of holes that vehicles have TO
exercise the care that common country
road would demand, and when several
vehicles come together it is often impos-
sible TO get along without terrible jolt
or wait. Comparing the expense OF
the road and the expense Of filling
up the holes, this deplorable
thing Is absurd. A few men and carts
in ten days could put the road in order.
Our City Engineer has displayed such
enterprise and taste that We take il for
granted that this is no fault Of his, hut
that it must be owing TO some misgiycn
inspiration OF ecOnmOny or care
lessness at another source. We
do not speak for people who drive, but
for the credit and reputation Of the city
We hear on all sides and see the proof
Of it that the city is rapidly progressing,
but American cities besides their
natural growth 90 on the idea OF IN
ducing outside capital and immigra-
ton, and it is plain fact
that to claim what is due to its immense
advantages, Richmond should use every
means to put herself on the accepted
modern standard of comfort
We ought not TO have grand
"Corso" or promenade and park, lake
and reservoir, elevated drive with beau
tiful landscape around, and still have
only causeway Of mud-holes by which
one can get to IL.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-03

The Navy and the Senate are the two
popular topics OF to-day The august
upper House has instituted a tournament
with Marshal Halstead, who poiscs his
pen.lance at five big statesmen with ihc
threat that he "will unhorse the lusiicsl
challenger" a. Prince Hal said.
While the C0nmercut Gasefte got mp q
journalistic cyclone, the fleet at Samoa
was swept away by terror that startled
our country with the fact of the loss OF
our war ships, and the difficulty of re-
placing them.
The government has ordered ships 10
Samoa 10 take the place of the lost YES
sells, but with the exception OF the Dol
phin they are but worthless old cruisers
which will be of little avail in present
ing a strong opposition to the German
fleet. known TO be under orders 20 report
AT Samoa. There are few more cruis-
ers in Asiatic waters, but if they are
called TO Apia some other important sta.
tions must be left unguarded.
So the truth appears that all the hope
We have in case of difficulty is in the
new ships made 10y Secretary Whitney.
We conclude that if the Republicans
had elected Mr.. Blaine in 1884 we would
not have even this hope.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-03

OUR esteemed friend, Mr. Tom Sed
don, NO we'll known in his native Nir
ginia for his amiable and loyable char
acter and pleasant way Is not only q
clever and talented man, but q
man OF business He and Par
sons are bridging chasm between
the two parties in the South with thu
idea that protection can furnish the
planks for the bridge, and they propose
TO have convention at Chattanooga
in May, but frost may catch that con
vention in spite of the season and the
sunny South and the inspiration Of The
Southern Protection League as they
call IT,
For the flowers thst bloom IN the spring
Ira-la,
Have nothing 70 DO with the case
Protection may do for the Birmingham Ring
Ira la.
But II can't get ahead OF the Race.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-03

WE copy in another column some OF
the wisest passages from JeileFson's in
augural address from which the thought
ful reader may Judge the wisdom OF his
plea for local self government
The World, IN calling attention TO JET
ferson's words, SAYS that the Vita
peryasive, essential principle OF
Jeiersonian Democracy is the alb
solute equality of all men before
laws Of their own making, and the po-
liiical truth that the powers OF govern
ment emanate from the people them
selves, and are merely delegated to pub
lie officers. who are the instruments of
the peoples purposes, the agents and
servants OF their win"
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-03
DR. ESTON BE LV L N,
FINE A Ri ~ ~ A'iN
No. IS Governor street.
RAIL- DAD
AND OHIO RAIL
I WAY COMPANY.
sCHEDULETS EFFECT MARCH i-rH'
1883.


LIZA L. ltli MVNff
snA NJ FOR Norfolk. Old Point and New
E,lim,n Palace car. Richmond IN
uosA NJ Throngh Mail for Cincinnati snd
Louisville. Daily. Norfolk % w
ton Forge. daily except onuHsl
clifton torge ~ Cincinnati. NpHn
train 10 Cincinnati Central Union
station. Pullman Bullet sleeping
car charlottesville go lncinuati.
8p p. NJ. Through Mail for Norfolk. OId
Point and Newport News dailY.
Pullman Buffet parlOr ear except
SUNDAYS 90 ola Point
100 r. NJ GordOnsyillo Accommodations alil
except Sunday.
SD p. NJ Fast tSprcss for Cincinnati ~ c sn'
trsl Union Passenger Sta ion. IN
cinnatl. tor the West ana North-
west and tn Union STATION, lou
viNo. for the West and southwest.
Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars tn
Cincinnati and louisville
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
s@A. NJ. From Gotdonsyille daily except
,o.-, 4 n Prom Norfolk and old Point. daily
Pullman lNlnef parlor ear except
sunday. from Oid Point
alsP. NJ. From Cincinnati AMI LOUISVILLE
daily except sunday, west ul Cur
tom Forge. daily east oi 'iiiin'
ssP.M From Norfolk and old Point. daily
Pullman Palace Ger, oh Point O.
eoP. NJ. Prom Cincinnati aud Louisville
daily.
Station. BROAD street near seventeenth.
Ticket Office Corner Tcufh ana Main and
rallWa, station. "A. W. FULLER
General Passenger Agent.
J.. r. HARAHAy. General Manager
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-03

TIM Senate has adjourned somewhat
too late for It's credit. as II leaves behind
ii trail OF fire that threatens the har.
mony Of the Republican party
The rejection of Murat Ialstead at the
moment Of Whiielaw Reds confirmation
precipilaies a popular discussion of Mr.
Halstcad's question, which is TO this
effect Is the balance Of power in the
majority held by millionaires, who care
more for their private resenlmenls and
interests than fer the honest discharge
OF Senatorial duty II this be the case,
were these Senators prominent In the con
struction OF that monstrous tariff bill
which was 10 make the rich richer al the
expense Of the poor Of the land'
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-03

The New York STIR says that the
President has locked horns with the
Senate, and in the first encounter the
White House OK was severely gored.
The stubborn creature, however, threat
ems 10 return to the attack; but
if no does so by renominating
Mr.. iIalstead he will certainly
get worse hurt than before With
Senator German 10 keep the Democrats
ia line in opposition and Senator
Quay TO lead the dissenting Republicans,
the breach betw cen the Capitol and the
White House Will be perceptibly
widened.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-03
Owens & Minor Drug Co.
OPPOSITE POsTOFFICE.
WHAT An OLD MAN, " YEARS OF AGE,
HAS TO AY
CONCERNING THE
Chase City Mineral Wafer


EOhklsANl. NUlIAN ~ w "a - go
August lj, lse6.
N " r. Hudg. CsIss fifg. ia;
eir.-For many years ! suffered very much
from dyspepsia. with its complications such
a. ucrlOu- ness. neuralgia, Indigestion, consi r
nation. liver affection. etc., until hechmt hi o.
most "A confirmed invalid. bunnH tine time /
was treated by intelligent physicitns, VINO Pre-
~criLed various remedies. USED ueih ilhiA
and other mineral waters, also pr. warner =
Celebutcd Liver and Kidney cure, 10 hut
little advantage. ..,,,....
Hearing Of Your ly-dlscoiertd 'has.
CITY Mineral Water" | sent for and ohtdi,I
a case Of TO- 10 lasted me about three Weeks
during which time ] improved 90 inueh as to
boz able 20 leave home. which / had not bteh
able 10 do tor months previous theh went z"
Gnase CITY and continued the use OF the water p
fresh from the well. for four weeks. Whlch
lravc mc more real benefit than aii the other
remedies combined. My nerves were soon
uuiefed. fcOuld sleep weila night my gloomy
fear. .un tOrcbodIngs vanished. my mind De-
t.tme bright aud cheerful [ could ENJOY the
company Of ms friend, which ] before AVOID
rl. ms appetite Increased. my digestion
greatly improved $50 that could ear almost
any kind of food with impunityl. the cohsNfa-
ZION was relieved, and the sidney affection
greatly bonehtcd-all ni when attribute ID
the use OF your mineral water.
must say. in conclusion. that conslntf ths
discovery Of this water biessing ~ Wtcied
knpunffV Away with your drugs ana nos
rrumsi GO 20 natures fountain az health .
Drink OF lts healing water Go dfthhi ana ue
made whole J. q. POWELL.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-03

Tmr Navy Department has issued
orders for the United States ships Rich.
moud. Albert, aud Adams to 20 10 Samoa.
While the vessels ordered to Samoa
are fair vessels of their kind, vet they
are by no means equal TO the three YES
sells which were wrecked, and are OF
antique type, compared with the vessels
OF the German East African fleet, which
have been ordered to Apia.
1t IS to be hoped that the department
will hire transports 20 take some coal TO
the United States coaling station. The
facts in the recent disaster indicate that
our ships had none, and so the tragedy
was supplemented with the CHASTITY sug-
gesliOn Of farce.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-03

A SoU THERN paper publishes table
of figures that will attract general atten-
ton in relation to the race problem.
1t shows that Mississippi and South
Carolina may be- in few years, the only
Southern States with black majoritics
Alabama, Georgia and Virginia have
solid white majorities.
Arkansas, Kentucky, North Carolina
Tennessee, Texas, West Virginia, and
probably Florida win have white MAORI
ties
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-03

THE death of three prominent citizens
Yesterday was another sad chapter 10 The
history OF the past few months, that has
recorded the loss Of SO many useful men
SO eyentful in the gaps that death has
made in the community the year reg
istered the most dreadful stroke
Yesterday. Nh Peter V. Daniel has
been identified with more than two gen
cralions in bis career, and by his family
and high personal character was reyered
as one of the fathers, for all the quail.
ties that the Christian gentleman could
possess.
Mr.. +. G. Williams was one OF the
typical men Of business who, by constant
labor and enterprise, had honorably
fought his way TO high position and
wealth. He worked along the great
highway OF business, and his example
was an inspiration 10 the hundreds that
toll along the same path. 1t was Al ex
ample of manly character and courage.
He was associated with the Thomas
family. and in earlier wears got from
them his business training.
Mr. Roscnbaum was one of the prOmi-
nent Jewish merchants of Richmond,
and WAS universally respected for his
honor and integrity His illness was a
long one, and his death was less of a
shock to his family and friends.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-03
DRUGS. MEDICINES. sc.
OWENS & MINOR
DRUG COMP ANY,
Wholesale and Retail
Druggists,
1907 MAIN ST.
DRUGS. MEDICINES. sc.
OPPOSITE POsTOFFICE.

Keeps large and we'll selected stock OF fancy
TOILET SOAPS and PERFUMES, CoSMh-
TICS. FACE POWDERS. BALMS and all kinds
of beautiful fine English French and American
HAIR BRUSHES. CLOTH BRUSHES. FLESH
BlI SHES. SHOE BRUSHES, TOOTH aud
NAIL BRUSHES.
We keep an the year round PLUSH GASES
suitable for Bridal Presents as well as Ladies
and Gentlemens travelling sets.
All kinds of MINERAL WATERS both 40
wholesale aud retail. Weare agents for the now
ustlycclcbmtcd dyspepsia curo.CHAshClIf
LITHlA WATER. which we deliver in any
part of the city for 20 cents per gallon. Per
sons suffering with Kidney affection Will do
we'll 20 drink this water freely. .,....,,...
We make a specially OF nttinE lht - 70
and keep full stock always ON hand, also
SHOULDER BRACES ana CLUTCHES, all
kinds and prices.
swo hayoall the leading brands 81 CHEWING
TOBACCO. and keepa nice line 10 CIGARS.
/ Give our PLANTATION CIGARa Trial. Re
member To try our NELLIE BLY, CHEW INC
TOBACCO.
Physicians prescriptions carefully prepared
hy cOmupfcut Pharmacists. ana mono hut the
PUREST MEDICINES USED.
Persons contemplating having painting done
ought 20 call and get color Card hnd prices
of WadcswOrfh's Silica Paint which IS better
aud cheaper rnan Lead and OIL
Please remember that oretcrything usually
found i'm a first class wholesale and retaii drug
~. ITI. "a
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-03

THE Baltimore AmtrioaD saws that
" DR. Mary Walker has found girl in
Boston who has not eaten anything FOR
seven years, and to substantiate her
statement Dr. Mary offers to bet her new
spring trousers that what she says is
true. As yet no one appears 10 want
Mays pantsloons'
OF course nobody would take the bet
with the intention OF wearing tho gar
ment but, oh, horror, suppose the doctor
were to lose the trousers, the question
before the Womans Rights Convention
would be startling and propriety might
be shocked before the doctor could get
credit with a tailor, for OF course, she
would not give away her end Of the
cause BY wearing anything but "bifur-
Gated garment as they call it.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-03
YORh RIVER line


DAILY except SUNNY
The Fav0rite Route 20 BaItmoi
The steamers of this line are models of
beauty. elegance. and comfort.
fLeaFe Richmond
f3.2u and "A. 1 p.ul.
Arrive Baltimore leave baltimore
s.na.m pm.
Arrive Kichmonls420 and ilO.iUam.
Fare hicnmon1 to ha.umol,, tifst Oissa,
g.: second class, flo.
The York River Line affords superior ad-
yautages 20 business rlen a enabling then o.
leave Richmond near tine clusc ui the DAY q
transactions, and arrive AT Baltimore earl.
next morning, after having enjoyed "a delight
ful nights rest, tree irom the dust aud noise 0i
railway travel. -----
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATIONS.
1t ave Richmond ga st. depot, Is ,oa,m
Arrive Richmond, " 70 Ed pm
.Dany. fDally except sunday.
Depot and ticket-oifCo foot OF Nlfglnib
street up Gown Office, corner Tenth and har
streets.
PEYTDy RANDOLPH. JAS. l.. TAYLOR
gen$ 4. Manager. Gen. la-s'r Agent
SOL. HAAS, JOS. ;. POI 10,
Trano MANAGE. Div. fasa'f Agent
nolB Richmond. fa
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-03

40 pta. accommodation. leaves Byrd elrCDt
station arrives af AshIH.I 40 u lli.
80i pm. leaves Eibai arrives a. Ashland At
6.ig Um.
SAB am. accommodation. arrive Hf IyrN-
street station. itafea ti..an st I.
am.
Soy pm. arrives a. E.ba leaves Ashland ll
Big pm.
&. a. ia YLOk General IflfDf Agent
X. Il. ID. hYEas. Genera. suoer1t lelL
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-03

As the President is said 10 be a man of
very positive character and obstinate in
his opinions, il will be interesting to see
the result Of the disagreement between
His Excellcncy and bis Executive Coun-
ell, the Senate The Senate is noted for
obslinscy, especially when its dignity
gets It's back up, and that is also a
question of privilege as to the
distribution of offices, when the
confirmation of the members to the
Congress OF American nations came up.
The Democrats think that of the three
OF their party named Mr. Wbyte is the
only representative Democrat. Mr..
loar objected TO the Hon William
Pinkney Whyte on the ground that he
is opposed to steamship subsidies, and
that be is interested In the operations of
the clipper ships engaged in commerce
with South American countries.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-03

GERMAN ANERIcANs.-ln the New
York Washington Centennial celebration
the Germans viii have particular see
ton of The display
The chief object will Doe TO make a
brilliant demonstration in The industrial
parade. which shall bee embicmatic, so
lar ma possible. of The COMMUNICATIONS
of The United States There will be
three features in the parade-the hr,t IL
historical department. representing
American history, with especial refer
ence to- the TART which German
Americans have borne in il. The
second will picture the mechanical
trades. particularly those ia which
Germans are engaged The third de-
partment will typily the sciences and
arts. also with reference to German
America. There will bee thirty-tiye floats,
or cars. containing tabieauX. groups &c.
They ale under the special charge Of q
committee of artists who have been
specially selected 10 design them and
superinicnd their construction Among
these are Joseph Keppler Aloas Loebcr,
the sculptor, and the scenic artist,
MOelle
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-03

Rcmittanoos should be- made by drafts,
checks. postofncc orders or registered letter
payabie TO
TINS PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Richmond. Va.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-03
CONNECTIONS


Train No. ~ connects daily 40 Koysvll'
for Chase City. CImksylle. and Oxford.
Durham. Hcndc son and Raleigh con
meets a. Greensboro Tor Durham
Raleigh. salem. and Winston. and at points or
North Calullna ID yision. at Salisbury for Ash
Vile. Hot Springs and a'l points iu Western
North Carolina, and AZ Charlotte Tor g.. 4
A. Il. K.
Train No. 81 connects daily AZ Greens
borO' for Salem. Winston, Raleigh. Colds
b0ro', and N0rehe0d Cas- at salisbury Ton
Asheville, Hot springs. and al pointo 4.
Western North Carolina, 40 Charlotte Niii
Charlotte Columbia and Aurlsfa railroad iof
Columbia, Augusta. Aiken. Charleston, oNeA
nah, brownsville. Ga, Jacksonville and cilei
Florida points also with Carolina Contra
railroad for Wilmington.
Trains from the south arrive at Aic0,non'
5:l5a.m. and $3.50 IN
-. tAMELIA COURTHOUSE TRAIN.
Leave Richmond .... ...t+.....t..... ~ pm
Arrive Richmond ..,............ ..- 81 Am
.CLOvER ACCOMMODArloN.
Leave RichmOni. ........... ....... ... O.l1 t-in
Arrive Manchester ......t.... .....s. s NfiN f.++
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-03
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE


On Trains Noe. Is ana e sleeping cars In
tween New Nork and Tampa fIi...ft ....
sOntllo). ON Trains Nos. Is lnl g sleeping
cars between WashingfOn ans fNfr
and between Washington aul lHIhr. ODD
Train No. n sleeping ctfs IN'HIn SOW
York and Jacksonville. On Trains ST..
IS .s.coplng-cars between hUN l...
IhOmasYllle. Ca. In addition f0 f.' f..I.
rHENEW YORK ANDFIOWuA SPECIAL
consisting Of vostIhu'e Pullman ..
leaves Richmond. -Outn bound. af
Mondays. Wednesdays 1nd lNiHi..
Petersburg. uolth bound. af t.-l 1850
JAWS. Thursdays. ana saturdays. lfH ...'
4. charged 0u this train.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-03

Is HE AHEAD OF HIS PARTY Post.
master General Nanamaker delivered d
discourse in Philadelphia on sunday in
favor OF the PrOhibitiOnist constitutional
amendment which is now pending before
the people of Pennsylvania No Prohi-
hitionist has ever gone further than Mr.
Wanamaker in this discourse. "Noie for
prohibition, he said, land you will be
voting for God, for order, for religion
and for the highest civilization" 1T is
our duty 10 make il as difficult 10 get
liquor as il is 10 get poison
When Mr.. Wanamaker takes this aiti-
tude he speaks not only for himself but
for the administration OF which he is a
member Unless the President takes an
early occasion TO announce different
view of the subject he will be himself
enrolled as a Prohibtionist through this
declaration Of his Postmaster-General.-
Nse York Sun.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-03


IFNogE.- SOS. B and ruu tilf between
Richmond aud clifton Forge. lll tNlJ tAlalt
sunday 0etaeou Balcony ials ahi Lthius'
ton .........
ARRIVE RICHMOND
Us Observation-Disclosures daily IerceDa
sunday.
CONNECTIONS
Al clifton Forge with Jltea taA. ana ohii
railway tor the south. West, ant y. o.
At lyUchDufg win Norfolk Au4 .ti'ft
railroad Tor AL points south, 'lAi.t 7fi. ~
SOUTHWEST. and Virginia v i|all railway iof
all poiufa North and south.
At Richmond win Associated haN ways %
al DO.n,, in tee south. and tlllm. u,
lCksburg ant Potomac railroad iN' 500 Net u
Al Lexington with Baltimore and ytIj t,'i.
road. mahlus close connexions hi hAlA y
Ferry 20 aud from P.ttaluig al lAt Hef
also a. points North aud tlil. .,,..
SLEEPING CABS 80 h1ulll go p ah5
PHIs. NEW ORLEANS. and LiI D.. t.,A -
1raius marked daily except -i.iti' 'Na'f
Tickets sold 20 AT poMie. hAte- -
Etst Maln treet lUgt Nain sr.ttts
Richmond an Allegheny depot, cit-1 "a
JOHN r. NAChCNOO,
7daS GEM Passenger Nsfl 9
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-03
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL.

a
TWO DAILY TRAINS go NORFOLK
TWO DAILY TRAINS iO LlAIHHl fi,
sCHEDULEIN EFFtCr DEChNHlN-l I,.s.
LEAVE RltnNuAu
Nlu A. N. Daily. f4 Richmond HnI I0fcrei NIf
railroad. Leaves Petersburg llHl
a. NJ. dniJ auite Norfolk 10
qDA.M. Daily. rid Richmond an1 Petersburg
railroad Arrive lt Peters l.. ~
A. N. No. leaves fcf.r.Nlff I0-I
A. " fOr firmNNe. ltu.HNuiF,
Roanoke. Bristol. known. 1nl H|i
points south aud West IIEUi un
COOP 81. ba'y, ga Richmond I'D ref,r.lars
railroad. Arrives af refreshing It
go y. NJ. ru}Us Petersburg .iy D.
~. daily. arriving AIff.A $3.50 h.
%. thRoNGh CAB lu NoN-
FOLK.
800 T.. 81. Daily. iN Richmond ani petorlurg
railroad, arriving Hf I.fr.sNNrf it
$50 p. 81, connecting H'in Train ~.
J. leaving Petersburg Ht iN D. ~.
Tor farmtille, LyuDlluIs. ltIHnNhHi
pOoah0ufHs. Bristol. kI.tTI.II. ilHI-
tanooga, and ai points south ini
est
PULLMAN SLEEPING. CAR ACCOIMOuA-
IIONS.
No sleeping car rclershurf tp lts'i
without change. leaving PeterIaI. dolls no.
1il H. VI. Pullman sleeper lIulNNllH il
Memphis. without change.
HO.5 Pullman sleeper LyrfhIlI. fI f.F
Orleans, and Roanoke to ClAt'hno. 500. '''. ~
IlcAots. haggape-ohooks and a'l inI..nlu. 10
can boz Obtained at Richmond HUI Petersburg
railroad depot. A. ". Dafhelt $780, Ntu
street, and at tue Company office. ti hsl
WB. BEFUL
General Passenger ASCENT.
CHARLES f.. EDDY. NlDr President
General office. Roanoke. va.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-03

Nos. -. anI DC make Pod sf0r. 3D.
stops only on signal af iHr.I0.
20 lp- Du signal 40 teUfrf. Al.
only on signal af Chester Co..
Manchester. so. d5 stops oa ...s .f
regular stations, aua a.s0 at l.ut ..a $40
Port Walthall NCs. ll a. B. HIf
will stop 40 AL stations Tor TastDrs
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-03

SoUTH AMERICAN TRADE.-The gath
ering the other night OF merchants and
public men TO form q union for the pro-
motion of trade with Spanish American
countries is an interesting sign of the
times After long delay we are waking
mp 20 the fact that a vast field Of com
merce lies south of MS which we have al
most totally neglected and have permitted
the English 10 monopolize. The eager ira
ders of that nation DO not view with APP
probation the sign of kindling interest in
this question among ourpeople,as wiine-.
the opposition that is manifested 90 the
proposed Congress of Spanish-American
republics IN those countries where Eng
lish influence is the most powerful-Aea
fork Tribune.