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\ splendid marriage docs not necessarily
ring a happy married lfa Tho prince,
GLOWING tho example Of 20 many royal
)ersonagci, was rake, and his wife,
Eho Is said % b. q lovely and virtuous
woman, was Il course scandalized by his
sscapados. Tho prince was also subject 20
pileptic its, which cast q gloom over him
lis t.mo was passsi IN lnconsruous occupa.
ions. in dissipation, ia hunting, In amour
md In study. HIS wife, IN order 10 escape
Inc degradation Of Il continuous lifo with
such q man spent much Of her time at her
former homo with her family in Brussels Il
IS said that about year ago sho fled from
her husband 40 lscAl and declared that she
would mover reJoin hin. Representatives
from rho courts VI Vienna and Of Brussea
finally succeeded IN patching tho matter up;
but last fall there wns another quarrel and the
princess nnnouncd that she intended TO
apply Tor divorce
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-08

tho British phys.
Ian - tho case o.
the late emperor
cancer Thoreupol
The Eoeluische lei
tunc, q semi-omcLl
German paper, o.
clarcs tl4atST Rob
ert, IN lst0, ahuac
his official position
in Dannstadt by
sending secret IL
teihgonco 20 lar
Ill ftorafVa
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-08

And now il is said that woman IS az
the bottom Of the Samoan affair, which
recalls the'remsrk "a that once eminent
gentleman, Major O'Dougherty: There
never was a quarrel from the days Of
Eve down 10 those of Maria Teresa but
what woman was at the top, the bot
tom, the middle and both sides -
Herald.
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1t tho marriage ceremony. The story cnds
With tho princes catching sight Of the Amer
can, AID intaruptlns tho uuptlsls bye Good
4 tears
Tho crown prince met sophenie ia Drus-
sals, whero tho behothal was arranged, ana
10 ia said to have fallen IA love with her. The
1rincsB wcat 70 Vienna for tao marriage
-or father ond mother end sister ard q num-
5cr Of Belgian dignitar.ss accompanied her
Rudolph mot tie party at salzburg, and c.
corted then 90 tho capital, into which they
drove through immense crowds o. spectators
a great ponlp and splendor. Tho next day
be wedding took place In tho court chapel q
st. Augusta. Vt the ban which followed,
Shen the ualuue. was danced, tho orchestra
played piece OF music especially composed
COR tho occasion. twas naL.od for the bride,
icing called the g.9Daaalo Cavottc,' and a.
joco became very popular, not only in Eu-
rOpe but America.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-08

The royal family Of Austria branches in
this wise There are two brothers directly
interested In tho cTown-tho present en-
peror Francs Joseph, and bis younger
brother, CARL Ludwig Rudolph was the
only son Of the emperor, and 10 dies without
nalo isua Therefore, unless he leayes c
posthumous male heir Carl Ludwig is heir
apparent Ludwig has sons who will also be
IN line Of succession. Ills Oldest son has re-
signed his right Of succession, and his brother,
for disgracosul processing during drunken
brawl, was publicly dissracci By the az
uerar
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-08

The Baltimore american thinks that
the Democratic Ways and Means Com
mittee has safely pigeon-holed the Tariff
bill
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-08

If Mr. Blaine is to be Secretary of the
State the fact becomes interesting that
whsn formerly in that high post of
honor he wrote letter 10 our represen-
tative in the Hawaiian Islands to the
effect that our policy with regard TO the
Pacific was the natural complement OF
our Atlantic policy. He said that in the
future, as during the past fifty years, the
United States woull endesvor TO pre-
serve the friendly neutrality Of the ada
cent States and insular possessions
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YORk EgEVEEsEgNE
TIaIns p.IIg. sLaamef TII-w90llg

rho favOrite Route 10 lialtimu
The steamers or thia line are models 81
beauty, eicNuoc ano comfort.
tLoayo Richmond Tuesday Thursday ami
SATURDAY. &C 81 mn.
Arrive Baltimore Arrive Nchpono
BfOa.m lO1N am
leave baltimore tuesday Thursday and Sat.
urday at pm
fais r.chU.o I'd 10 Baltimore. First Glass
~ second class. st.J0.
The York river Line affords superior ad-
YHutaaes u business men IA enabling then 70
leaVo Richmond near the close OF the days
transactlOns and arrive &C Baltimore earl
ueXt morning, after having enjoyed delight
ful nights rest free from the dust and noise o.
railway travel -----.---
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATIONS.
Il ave Richmond (2dd ST. depOtl, IS 10 AN
Arrive Richmond, IS - pm
'Daiy. tDaily except Sunday.
Depot and tcket-OtiCe foot OF Virgins
street up town Oihce, corner Tenth and aAiT
streets.
PEYTON RANDOLPH. JAS. L. TAYLOR
Gene. Al Manager. Gen. fass'f Agent
SOL. HAAS. JOS 3. POTTS,
Traffic ManaN@- Div. Pase'r Agent
- =.
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It Is singular thot 10 pTohigate prince Is
Rudolph should hayo been 50 profound q
scholar It Is true that royal personasos
who write easily lind admirers for their
works, but when man masters dozen
languages, thefo IS good reason to suppose
him 10 be scholarly person. Rudolph
found pleasure Ia tho society % eminent men
Of science and OF letters He edited peri.
olical and literary history Of the Austro
Hungarian monarchy, which appears in IT,.
stallments aud Is not yet completed He
wrote also himself, OF published under his
own name, Fifteen Days on Tho Danube
and Travels in the East" His tastes ran
largely 10 the natural sciences. but be was
most distinguished ia ornithology.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-08

Prince Rudolph was Just entering on the
prime Of manhood, having been born In 1855,
his father being the present emperor Of Aus
ria. and his mother tue Empress Elizabeth,
Who has found 50 many admirers fer her
dashing feats Of horsenanship. The prince
wls the second child, q gill having been born
before him. lie received hi' education from
tho first scholars in Europe, not only being
>structei IN ordinary bganche5. bot study
ing the art Of war Under Maj Gen. Rhein'
lander He showed great proficiency as
.inguist, and Is said 90 haye mastered nearly
all the seventeen distinct languages Of Aus
ro-HungGry, thus being enabled 70 con-
verso with representatives from tho prov
inces in tho tongue Of each.
His natural h-nt was most decided in zool-
ogy and ornith7logy. IN which branches be
became DISTINGUISHED To tbl5 WIS ellisi
tasto for hunting, the tro falling naturally
together.
The marriage between tho prince and the
Princes Stephanie which caused 50 great 4
iensst!on and y hlch was celebrated with such
splcndor, too. place on May 10, 1911 IL Is
aid that Eidoiph had met and faliea in love
gith the Infauta Of Spain, and that q be-
.rothal bad been arranged Tho princes
lied, and the prlaco for tine Tas incousol-
sLle. Being "a only son, It was desirable
hat he should choose n vito, 50 TINT b. hav-
ing @ mal9 child OF his own the successor
night ren0ein ulbrol,en az Lis death. Then
. marriage Was arranged With She Princess
stcphanie. who vas bat II years old
There IS q tory about the bride which IS 50
Favored with romance Is 20 furnish food iof
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-08

nCvelists for many
q day to come It
has been said that
On a visit TO Paris
hccguito, With her
father, Gtephanie
met q young Amer
lean Who fsll des
Prately in love
wiki her that hc
lNllpMI ~ LIl l.- Lel-
GUM, ard, On ds
covering who size
was, Swallowed hsF
wh@0vgr she ap
paapl, showing
himself before ler
in theuowi on ker
wedding journey,
and in tho chapel
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UxIFoeM pIvORcE LAWS.

The New York San discusses the bin
before the Legislature Of that State pro
yiding for a commission to draft uniform
marriage laws in all the States. One
plan was an amendment to the Federal
Constitution
The commissioners, says the Ss6, "aIe
to be appointed by the Governor, subject
10 confirmation by the Senate. The pre-
amble to the bill recitss that the welfare
Of the people Of the United States would
be promoted by the enactment of uni
form laws relating to marriage and d.
vorce, insolvency, the form Of Material
certificates, and other subjects; and that
practical uniformity can best be at
tanned by the concerted and concurrent
action of the several States
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-08

TuR Now York San says in noticing the
Confederate Soldiers Home in Austin,
Texas. that these men fought for the
lost cause, and lost their all in the fight
for H. They now ask for the aid oftheir
friends in the North. and are not all OF
Us their friends in the hour of needy
After the battle Is over the wounded
foemen left on the field often di-
side their crust, and SO now the Union
men OF the North may well offer out OF
their abundance to the destitute Confed.
crate veterans OF the South. The people
of Boston have given the sum of $4,000,
which has been gratefully received"
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A TUM0R IS REMOVED.
JEsUP. Ca. February Is. isss

JEsuP. Ca. February is isss.
H'Vnis. Asdss.De Cosnpd.g.
GESTLEMES.-I have bad rhsumaiism In It's
worst form Tor eisht years. Abont three
years ago tumor formed In my stomach and
enlarged the chest or breastbone SO that my
chin rested on the cnest. Have been treated
by i've physicians and have taken large guam
titles OF medicines without the slightest
benefit. until / bezan the use OF nm nj
QUITS Rheumatic Cure" / have ,akon eight
bottles Hunnio tt's Rheumatic Cure and AN
entirely free from pain; cat walk for She first
time 10 two years. The tumor Ia removed.
Yours respectfully,
MRS Laura ALLEN.
Leading Ptysioan Of Iesup, Ca, fsstifes.
JEsuP, Ga, February 10, lsos.
H11nlcN Medicine Company
GENTLEMEN Il hereby certify that [ saw
Mrs. Allen on sth OF September last. ana her
condition at that time VIA Is above stated. /
recommended Hunnicut's Rheumatic Cure.
and she has heen improving m IDLY ever
'ince. Yours. ETC., G.. W. DRAwDY. ND.
Owens & Minor Drug Co.
Wholesale Agents,
Richmond, Va.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-08

ino improved Orler VI 4Ieptas0phs has
been in existence ten years and il Is alleged
taat only lse deaths occuFrsl III tho ranks Ia
tht time. The membership Is nearly 10000
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tlIEDMONT AIN-LlNB

tlIEDMONT AIlt-LlNB.
GICEMOND / DANvILLE RAILROAD
SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE
TO CHB SOUTH.
PULLMAN sLEEPER> on ALL NfGH1
TRAINS.
SCHEDULE IN EEReCT JAN'Y. 0, 1879.
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.rnAN~sIPs.
ILD DOMINION STEAMSHIP CON.
PANN.
FOR NEW YORK.


Steamers leave Richmond EVERY TUBS
DAY and FRIDAY al 3 D.m.
steamers leave New York tor Richmond
EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAK
A 3 .. N; arriving In Richmond MON DA an1
FRIDAY mornings.
Passenger accom- mOdauons unsurpassed.
CABIN fare 10 New York Via James river
route Including meals and Ocrtn).
Round trip tickets limited 70 thirty days
after dare OF issue. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Il u
steeTage with subsistence. ....,..t.....,, ~
,teeIage, without subsistence. 900, %. u
Cabin fare gis Chesapeake and Ohio MIL
road. .sttts.tsssss ~ "
Cabin fare via Richmond and Petersburg
railroad tt.t .ssffsttt.sf 1870 ia W
Tickets can be obtained az A. ". Garbar's.
100 Main street; Chesapeake and Ohio and
Richmond and Petersburg depOts. and at cOIa-
pany's Offices. l5Jl Main street, and wharf,
Rockets.
Frolghts forwarded and through bills o. lAd.
ing Issued for points beyond New YORK.
Freight received daily until hour OF sailing.
Passengers leaving Richmond ca MON
DAYS.Tt ESDAYS.W EDN kSDA r.. TN L RS
DAYS, and SATURDAYS Dy fhe Chesapeake
and Ohio raj way ("ia Newport koWslat 5.tja m
and by Richmond and Petersburg railroad
same day al i0.5o am, wifi make connection
AZ NORFOLK with steamer leaving those
days. -
GEORGE ". ALLEN & Co., Agents,
No. I'D Main street, and
sjY le-tf Company Wharf. Rockets.
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RICHMOND. Va, April L, 1854.
Dear slr,-The Chase city Mineral Water /
hi so fecn CITING from you uas been used
partly b. myself and q friend. with, SO iar'
very happy results for torpid liver IN both
cases Yours trull,
BENZ. T. CRUMp. OF Crump West.
Coal Dealers, 1919 east Carr street
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-08

\ special dispatch 10 the World from
London says It is understood in Berlin
that the Washington Government has
agreed 70 the proposal Of Bismarck 10
renew in Berlin the samon conference of
1887 between this country, England, and
Germany. Our Washington dispatches
are silent upon the subject Of such agree
ment, and II is doubtful If Il has been
made. There is stronger probability
that Mr. Bayard will not try to settle
anything regarding Samoa during the
few remaining days Of his official life
Ass York World
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CONNECTIONS

CONNECTIONS.
Train No. ~ connects daily a. Ko5sv
for Chase CITY GAINESVILLE, end Oxford.
Durham. Hend0. son aud Raleigh con
noofs at Greensboro for Durham
Raleigh. Salem. and Winston, ard All points 90
NORTH Carolina vicio1; ot salisbury for Ash
vile, Hot Springs ard AL points Ia Western
North Carolina. and ~ Charlotte Tor g. Z
A. Il. Il.
Train No. g connects daily A. Greene
hOro' for Salem. Winston, kiegh. Colds
boro', and NorUheed CITY II Salisbury foi
Ashoyllle, Hot Springs. aud AL points T.
Western North Carolina; az Charlotte witn
Charlotte. Columbia aud Augusta railroad FOR
Columbia. Augusta, Aiken. Charlc ston, SwLi.
nah. Thomas yii,e. ga, JacksQnyillc aid othe,
Florida pOllfs; also with Carolina tcnfra
railroad TOR Wilmington.
Trains from tins South arrive at hicMaond
5.l5g W ard SOD % ~.
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Civ gaiiy dimsfa.

prRLlsHEp EVERY DAY IN THR YRAR
by rHR TINES PUBLIcBINo COM
PAxy. oFrIcs sae EAST MAIN STREET
RICHMOND. VA.
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TBR DAILY TINES.
cry nkLrvERy.

Delivered IN any part OF the city and Man
chester By carriers at ~ cents por wcok.
Persons desirlne the TINES delivered At
their homes can secure It by postal card re-
quest or order through telephone No. $40.
when delivery is irregular Immediate com
plant should D. made to the once The sd-
dress msy be changed IS desired. II car" bc
tvken 10 srl cases TO mention the old and new
address
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Daily. fDalg IcEoosl oala.I

Stopping PLACES
Nos "a. lS aud y nako poo rop' e.. .,
sfsps oa stsra 10 CeutaiIli. ~. .- .....
Only o. sipntI o. thDafO. Crnffl.
MsnchcsteI So. u6 -fops or ~
rcplIiar stations. ana $3.50 Hf
Port Nalthali. No. s.. L n.4
Sii stoi o. aIi s'a'iou- tor l.s.
PULLMAN CAk SERVICE.
Un Trains 30. n ard 90 s...n.n.
tween New fcra unf Tampa
sOnvilicl. on fB'rs Nn- N erl
cars befween ~4f.n. 90
and between Wasai. s.on snd jac...Hr ..
tfulL Nc b ..lUDft C. fDft..
York aud Iocie olt 'e 81. lulus sos.
- ssles pinr-,srs between Nfw Son. ..
1hOma4y1lle. Ca. ON train. Sos .n
sieeping-c rs between HshinHf.n H.. I.
sDuYllo, aud tween hi. HU obi I.I
emo, ;. =. IN addition tufn nI Uff,
TIE NEW YORK ANDfLOkinA srElfII
'sonsisfi0R ~ yUthu.o Pullman r.f.
.eafts RiclmO0t. -outo -l0unU, hf
NOrdp1s NcduCslays and iHl-. II
Petersiurs. north bound. af l.lI I.u. .N
faJs. Thursday ami IS. tufNnfs lnf.. ....
Is charged on tiis train.
THE ONLY ALI~hhiGL1NE TO NOHfD. .
LlAys AnWvl
Richmond. $50 Am. NorloA - .
Richmond. 'bdcpm. Norfolk.
NORFOLK, - ~ an. itnEnnrd. II. N.
Norfolk, $50 pm. hletu.uit.. f.
lheSe trains also make cius. 90 .t
Tor rarnfEic, LynCnuurz HU| lI
western points and a.I station, .n .It .f.rf
and Mssisru railroad.
RN.srlY
superb ..I.r.
F.. a. b. .a.
General oflfnrt .ra
7. y. EhEEsOs. OlnolAI pasfsn+ Aa...
eol tAAN, lrilil ittnigUl. $50
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nv NItt poaTAoE pRErAIn.

Romittauoes should b. made hy drafts
oheoks. postofBce orders or registered letter
payable 20
TIMks PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Richmond. Wa.
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Prince Bsmarcks proposal 10 Sec
rotary Bayard is concilstory in form
de suggests the resumption al Berlin Of
the negotiations which were broken OF
at Washington in July, 1887 In ordi-
nary circumstances a prompt acquies-
cence would be the plain duty OF the
State Department, since disputes respect
ing q small group of. Islands several
thousand miles from alifornia are essen.
italy trivial and should be settled by the
usual diplomatic methods. In this in
stance greater caution Is requisite. N
Y Trs5slaS
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= NOrf. Nus. / and run daily nef .'a
hehuond and slif On Forge, and daily ct.-..
sunday het~ 49, lale0ny Fails AID LsN.s.
ARRIVE RICHMOND
k65 pm.--MAI IL daily
us sm.-1a 0Na0DATIoN daily to5oeD
CONNECTIONS
A. Clifton Forge with tnesapeakp and OLA
At Ly.chOurg with Norfolk and Hl -
railroad for al points South, south,fsf ID
southwest and FlrgnA Midland m ulg flf
81 points North ana South.
AT Richmond with Associated Railway 20
all points ia the South. and hienmOu ~
ichs5urg and Potomac railroad fOr nc a. fl
Az Lexington witA BALTIMORE and ,Ilo 4l-
road, making close connections at sr Q
Ferry - and from Pittslurg a1d toe 81 20
sl-o % points y ocrn and East.
sLEEflNO-tAlts LlhJhbJhO o. N.h
fHfS. NEW ORLEANS. and LITTLE kD t.
Trains marked daily except suniaj, %. 2
Icke,G sod 20 81 po.nt8. 0fC.a 0s
Z 81 Main treet, lot Main srreetl.
Richmond an Allegheny depot. BIZ 81 ~
JOHN X. NACNURDO.
lde9 Cen PASSENGER fe'I
RICHMOND, FhkDEalI ASSUME A.I
POTOMAC.
THROUGH ALL-RAlL FAST FRE.6I
LINZ To AND FROM BALrlgOaE
PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK,
AND EAST ERN AND
WESTERN CITIES.
ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETWEfS
RICHMOND AND BALTIMORE
IN EACH DIRECTION.
Correspondingiy qa.cS tmeto other p0inla
Through bills Of laden issued a. .0w rates.
Q. A. TAYLOR,
O. % Genera ir4'rh' 1en'
PHILADELPHIA. RlCuMONDAND
l. NORFOLK STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Appointed sailing days every TUESDAY
ana FRIDAY - H. N. ans every so Nufl it
A. NJ Fright ior TUESDAY ana lU.H}s
steamers rcceised fIl l.s a. - IUr $500
days steamer ull 5P. ". saturday frs.sm
received daily I'll Z, V.
Fare 10 PhilA1clp hia. ....... ............ I'd D
Tor iurtPor information apply o.
:, ", NCCAkIiCh.
General southern gent
Oihcf r.. hoffs.
". y. CLYDE * CO.,
de y 6enerti Agents PM adciph a.
ARCHITECTS.
>>--~->s-~'->>>~'----~-~,o
WALTER HIGHAM,
ARCHITEcT.
BooN Is sHAFgR BUILDING,
RIc RMoND, VA. nba,ao@
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Eight years ago the newspapers OF both
rurouc AMI America were filed with &C
counts OF tie ceremonies, the pagaauts, the
festivities attending IL marriage OF the
Crown Prince Rudolph OF Austria and Ste
phan.e, the daughter Of Leopold, king Of
Belgium. Now there arc to be moro pageants,
not to celebrate a welding, but the funeral
Of the groom Of eight years ago, for, as the
cable has told, Rudolph Is dead, and be died
Of violence, and sterhanie Is a widow.
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ASHLAND TRAINS.
pAILY ExcEfr snnDAAs.

400 PIN. accommodation. icaY0s nT i--frrHf
station arrives az AahI.nl4 b nr.
6N4 pm. leiVe6 klba arrives Gt Aa..huI ~
bi2 pm.
$40 am. accommodation, arrlFea d. nlIf.
strpet station leaves As4.au A.
an.
$50 pm. arrives at Eiba leaves Aall4l. 90
b.il POI.
c. A. rAK LOh, Genera. I.ct.t AgeI
Il. 7. D. hYgR5. General suunr.l lfert
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DEAD PRINCE RUDOLPH.
HIS LIFE WAS NOT a HAPPY. THOUGH
IT WAS 4 ciLCED ONE.

sornn Interesting Points iu His Rather Iso-
mantle Carc~r-nis Life as . Don Jnan,
n Iitterateur and \ Courticr-sad Lot Of
th. Princess Stepdanie.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-08

a "DIvvY" OK INDiAN LANDS. The
efforts TO rush through without proper
consideration, the House bin 90 divide
the Sioux Reservation and purchase one
half of It, has very properly failed The
matter Is important and demands careful
legislation. The pending bin proposes
TO take the land whether the indians pro.
poses TO take the land whether the In
dians want to sell 1t or not and also to
nix price on it without reference TO
their views The argument OF some Of
the friends OF the measure is that there
is no other way OF going TO work, since
the chiefs are holding on for "diyyies
-Nsvs York Times
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PULLMAN sLEEPING-CARA CCONMODA.
TONS

No l-sicepfngoaF Petersburg 10 Bristol
without cha go. leaving pefCr-hlll dHIB aL
lAD r. VI. Pa man sleeper LlucAb4rE O.
Memphis, without change
Dob Pullman sleeper LynchlIrg % Now
Orlea d, and Roanoke ~ Chat. ano 80 without
change.
1ickets, baggage checks. and all Information
can 10 Ob.a ned az ~ hmDu and PrllI1I.Is
Railroad depot. A IS. CARRIERS. $500 Atu
street, and 40 Tue COmpauy's Office. ,pl Last
Main street.
vs.. 70. IENILL.
G8nen' Passenger AgtLr
CHARLES y, EDDY. Vice Precedent
General Office klauphe. Va
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CREAM or THE PRESS.
OPINIONS AND CRITICISMS on LEAD
ING TOPICS.

The Royal Professiou-A Ready Made sec
retary-Tie New English NinistrS-ndi-
ana Tackles the Trusts Chandler pick
Ing His rlint.
Tue ROYAL PRoFEssIOs.--Thc scandal
and mystery connected with the Crown
Prince Rudolph's death viii be a nine
davs' wonder in Europe. The reignins
families on the Continent are showing
so many signs OF degeneracy and nm
morality, that monarchy "a an instAQ-
ton IL gradually losing rs prestige II
The condition OF republican government
in France were more stable, powerful
impulse would unquestionably he i'm
parted TO & thoroughly democratic move
inent throughout Europe. Is il IS, mon
archy profits by the state Of uncertainty
and popular reaction now prevailing In
the republic.-N. J. TriduAe.
A RgADT-MADE SECRETART.-lf Con-
yress and the President shall agree M
creating the Cabinet Office of Secretary
of Agriculture, General Harrison WIZ
lind ready made to his hand proper
man to IN il. lie is DR.. George u. To-
ring. of Massachusetts, the former Com
missioner OF Turnip Seeds, who has ju'i
been Endorsed for the Secretaryship by
a vote Of the New England Agricultural
Society.
DR.. Loring has eminent qualifications
for the position. II was devised TO make
another place for ofllce-seckers. and the
ex-Commissioner. ex-COngressman, cX-
Senator. etc. has a natural appetite and
aptitude for Office unexcelled by any
man in the country In addition TO thu,
the handsome Doctor is a gentleman
farmer Of the most approved pattern.
On his ancestral acres in blue-blooded
Salem he has succeeded in producing
milk of the best imported strain as low
as 81 a quart. dis rutabagas are he
pride Of the town fairs and cost no more
han Mandarin oranges. There Is moth
ing on the farm without pedigree, from
the Doctor down 10 the roo.ters -AFI
Y0rt World
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-08

II appears that our government has
consented TO new conference on sa-
moan affairs, TO be held in Berlin As
the former conference was held hero it
was regarded AZ no more than reasonable
to comply with the request TO have the
new one al the German capital
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-08

The street railway strike In New York
was formally declared OFF on Tuesday
and the men are at liberty to secure EN-
ployment wherever they can. The deci-
sion to give up he struggle was reached by
the men themselves in their various as
senbiies. II was evident from the out
set that tbs strike could only result In
failure.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-08
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