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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-12

GENIAL MALONE has one item IN 30.
rssil TIA, deserves notice. and that s.
the ss.eriicn that ~ f. uell-knOwu o.
al men that Virginia j. a Republican
State ty % COO Owiug - the acct
dents 81 the times. when hahone has
nothing TO DO uitb j.. Il went for Gran
bu, ,be only time that Virginia ran ans
risk OF Republicans. vixen Malone lad
sUght To 10 viih her aIais.was when BE-
played Tie part Of better Democrat than
Ben. Hill. " ard played Is 81 badly tnat
the Legi-iatuTe v 81 Democrats by over
tso-,birds majority. and thereafter The
boz q tie Republican party in VIZ
gioia and al be p0ver dwindlcd. Until
a. present the absurd preteuss q Re
pub.icauism..if there were anything in
j.. would be dou5iY absurd b. tie t.
cc1t la-cO Of its sponicT aud prophet.
J.. would have been the same vail,
however. II ibe Democrats majority
hal been 100 900. and the faint cry e.
the bogus patriots would have been
Dsm0cTatic fraud.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-12

Poets and folk u feDiimeotal sura
hav. found muric in the mcan Of the
ss.nd through solemn pines and AL
cedars ,hat marx the solitary tomb ~
.ome doubtful defunct whom -acred
ceremonial and general grief have NJ;
recognized. ard ~ read in the roman
tic chronicle q Luigi Vsmps hOw that
lurd brissud uss found BY a senti-
mental Traveller iu as lair, IN The
Ca,scomi- Of Rome. reading the tale ~
mighty Casar and inseishiug against
the uuieeiing world that reduced min
Luigi. 70 the ways q o bandit insjead a
recognizing bin al man Of might. vii
Ing 20 reform the great majority -
hyp1criies from tie evil and mistaken
rlths q honest society.
Thus it D. that one William NshoDe.
% Pesefsburz. late deputy Of Quay.
Nanamskef & Co.. is an object 81 sym
psthy u certain weekmin5edaud serli'
mental raen and women In the Repubi-
can rarty. when he sends form PFC
lougsd vii against The dreadful ~sys
" Democrats and their cruel il.-
will 10 not letting him vote
a.s negroes and scalauaes a.
narv times a. be- wantoi lie D.
peculiarly dismal over the fate Of
great Commonwealth that can D.
sui.iy Of toe m0nsirous crime Of puTg
i1g tie registration 81 The Maine
oi dead darkies and ab-eut ones.
aud taking measures against ils
Malone system Of repeateIs and tissue
bli.o,s.
a. we said. thi. 10 q case FOR that
class Of people who are peculiarly senti-
mental. who fad q musical dirse in The
moan over bad mans tomb. an
c uld weep 70 see BIZ forlorn ghost
stalk iu the pale glympres o. The moon
along the scene, u Lis former glory.
Sentimental young ladies just from
boo. weep 10 the par. Of FRA Dl.
4v1Io ID toe faqis of the opera when
iac JOYOUS acclaim unis from tic
people that the brgsn5 IS dead.
But for business there is nau1ht ia
tie vail. f0s Harrison. Quay. and Dds
rarty recognize failure a. the lua.
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/ GO0cHLASD @. H.. November g -
Especial C0ue-pordence. "A pleasant
Entertainment was given last night d
f Dover Mile. ten miles below Lele. for
the benefit # Hebron Church. of Pre-1s-
r-rI4n denomination. ll That vicinity.
II was CONDUCTED uuIer the efficient
mana cement q Mr-. =. 4. King. 90
. g 0chiaud. and Mrs. Nauiy y. Ram0s
Of Richmond. The programme cOrss.
I ting OF music dlaiogu s.. and lrcli4-
. tiOns. was long. bat so well carried 0ut
! thar the audience was I'D "a cheering
mood from beginning % end. Tie AZ
tendance was about one bundled aud
severtY-Lve persons. mluy NJ them
/ from Richmond. among whom Ir. u.
f j. Ramos. Clp.aiu Frank Cunningham
and Mr Polk Miller were present.
Exefci-e- began 20 - II. 81. and 80 Ill
I 70 clock "a halt $50. called for supper.
when the entire party assembled il tr0
mi.l-hOuse. AMI amidst ihe silent mI.-
stones i.astcI on 4n inviting pau o.
STEAK. oysters and Other -ubs-aIla.s. -es
ont on lmQrOgseI lunch counters
Within an hour. tie parry refreshed.
had Tea-sembled ln tle music nall. and
tie Performance ~ umed. So HEN ex-
tended % T. o'clock. when the safe Of
iafcyarticles b. gal ln the regular beck.
numbers style ~ church festivals. The
amount realized for ihe church w.-
over $50 clear. The performers and Ge-
chalmers received repeated eiicOrci. arl
good nalureJly responded. CAPTAIN
Cunningham having su.g NrIfr
"N4rgueuie' iI IBIS haDlle-t .tial1.
~as again called On. bat be- Stated that
be- had hlrTahei 3D. much f0r Captain
Mckinney tie Irfv.og, week. boz was
too hCar-e % comply. Tie was excused .
ty tte patriotic audience.
SIR. Ramos. a. 1ce0uuinvist. assisted .
fhe singer on piano iurni ICED by n .
b. Ramos O. 60. Ole ol OBJ. most at.
tracIve features Was SIR. Polk Irl,r. |
a. ian ISL. Do various selections. amlu1
which was q plantation melody Of fi.
own composition Il m gwin- 90 Old
Vifginny. ' as sung by the Goodyear
Cook O. Dillon Ministries 40 tie Ac.
adomy OF Music last highland published
in full ~ 10 DAY 3 IINls The party
left for Richmond this morning on tle
$50 rain. The principle paris OF tAe
programme we're o. follows
Dover 3lils Medley. duet. violin
and guitar. Mr.. Brandt and Professor
GrolOck
Come where tho Lilies Bloom.
QUartette. sung b. the Misses Buchan
an and Messrs kircanon and Bucllu-
an.
The Song that Reaches Ny Heart.
solo. surg by Miss Greasy.
See the Pale Noon. duet. sung by
Mss Kelly and Captain Frank Cunning
ham.
Tell Her that / Loved Her So, SOLO.
sung By Mr. Barker.
Beautiful Moonlight duet. By the
liisse. Buchanan.
Aunt Dcleful'. Visit. dialogue. by
he Misses Johnston.
Marguerite, - solo. sung by Captain
Frank Cunningham.
Jordan is q Hard Road % Travel
md others. baDj0 duetto. by Mr. Polk
Miller and con.
Various selections on violin and quiz 3
ar. Professor GrOiOck and Mr. Brandt. d
I'm Gwine 10 Old Virginny, banjo
olo. Mr. Polk Miller.
"Drunkard's Soliloquy. recitation. +
'apiain FIauk Cunningham.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. November II
/ Correspondence. MIR. Z. y. PeIlett
II Hagerstown. Nd. died no Genera
Thomas L. isosser's. on Saturday morn.
/ ing Of paralysis. He WAS q repre-.
sentative Of Sneppenburg. Pa. car
rage mauuiactOry. and came here %
nut up carriage for General Rlsser
lie was stricken with paralysis Friday.
Toe remains were taken 10 HagerstOwn
for interment.
Mrs. Dr.. j. S. Hauckel was buried
Friday afternoon. Although she bal
been IN i'll health for some months. her
death was unexpe cted.
The Baptist General Association.
which cOnveues here on "wednesday.
will bring five hundred people 20 tie
city, who will be received cordially and
treated Hospitality.
SIR. II. L. Lyman has imported from
Shrops hire. England. about forty high
bred Shropshire sheep-the finest. il is
claimed, ever received in this State
Mr. Lyman has several farms. and which
he Is stocking with fine animals for
breeding purposes. He is leader
among our fruit growers, and has
already accomplished much as a stock
raiser.
Captain G.. L. Vawter. Of the Miller
school, delivered a splendid address be-
fore the Rosebud society Of the Meth
odist church on Sunday night.
In the vote of counties you do not do
full credit. Her total ma
jority for Mckinney is ,032. Youpub
llshed the fret report lsent you. The
latest is as follows.
Dem. Mai |
City OF l2
County Of Athena. 10
Total N liority city and county. .O3l ]
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furArsrHALIA~ rsLLOI - MARY
LAND.

Ia rs issue Of yesterday. The bsiii
more Sun calls the attention n OBJ
members Of the Maryland Legi-iaiufe
which will soon assemble 20 Annapolis
10 the necessity q eaactiDg q eeneff
election Law on the line n lhe Ap.tf,
Ian ballot law. y hich has been adopted
in whole. OF with slight modiicaiion.
inso many Of the Northern and "ester
states. II tie Maryland Assembly
should PASS some slch measure thi-
winter. il will be the frs. n the South
ern States after Ienne-see g. follow toe
example which ha- been set BY iht
Nsrth.
IN 10 part If tie Union ha- ihereDeef
a more vigorous and determined coD-
test, year after year. for some chang
in the electoral systen. than iu NaIy
land. and while every movement Do.
augufated for this puW0 .bas Deende
feaied IN succession. YET each move
ment hos cut down The Democratic ins
joriiy until il has begun o. loeb as u o..
demands Of those seeking electoral r..
form would have 10 b. complied wilb i
it's desired 70 keep Mary laud Demo-
cratic State.
We are very much pleased o. find
that some step VIII De- ioken b. p o
the Australian Law uuon the sta,ui,
book a. that C0mm0nw ealih. a- it -
b.cn proven by experience and obser
walton h. b. an excellent guard against.
both bribery and intimidation. 81 wo
as against fraudulent methods in cor
uecijoa with the ballot box. The aiof
ton II an election law that vii show
uDmisiSLab'y the will 81 the people q.
expressed in the exerci-e ~ tle fran
se.will make Maryland permanently
Democratic. Tie sentiment ~ f. efeai
mliority Of ils citizens is o. thoroughly
Democratic - the sentlment " ihsl
white ciiiz rs Of virginia. aud tic
parer aud freer is elections. the 90 r.
conspicuously will this sentiment dis
PLAY lt.elf
Il isa painful spectacle % usto have 0
look on such o desperate Struggle be-
tween Democratic factions as nas wit /
messed IN Baltimore during the recent /
camlaigu. Pass the proper election .aH /
q nd there IN be no reason vhattserf'r /
the renewal Of this strife in Che in.ur I
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There has been az various times dur
ing the last few years very con.idefaoil
agitation ofthc question whether che e-
Enlistment Of House Of Correction DO
this city was DO. O. municipal necessity
which should 30 longer bo deferred c'
eyadcd. For various reasons. poliica.
and financial, oil proportions looking
10 the erection II such q building ha To-
hitherto fallen through. Tie need G..
such an institution, which las alWay
been great. has only grown more anl
more pressing every year. until moss the
absence Of ii is very serious reflection
not only upon our municipal Iro-
gTessiveness. but also. and above 40.
upon the humane instincts 81 our
people.
Public sentiment IN this city d.. We
believe. in favor Of our City Council
making an appropriation To- supply this
deficiency in our municipal institutions.
or # il il not. Z i5 only because ouI
citiz NJ have not been sufficiently IN
formed ON the subject to become inter.
esiel in il. SO far as we have observed
or inquired. the representative Of
every class in our midst, who regard
the matter from an entirely disinioI
estcd standpoint would heartily approve
Of any step looking to an establishment
e al L t..l J. ..f. LIT D.
will be secured in the end. we have 40
doubt whatever, but there are 30 many
reasons why il should be secured 40
once, that We cannot refrain from call
ing public attention 70 il, in the hope Of
creating public sentiment that will IN
sist upon its realization at the earliest
practicable moment.
There arc few, If any, cities with the
population and wealth Of Richmond. ~
the Northern States that have not such /
Institutions in active operation. ana 81
tended with the most incslculablr ad- |
yantages To their peoples. We doubi /
whether there are any establishments iu /
lntit i1tbrt NhilU VIZ RNNfH rtf' Nf ]
with more reiuncta' ce than these house.
OF correction. for they play part which
cannot be otherwise filled. They are
considered as being just az necessary -
the jaiIs. aud as serving far more uso.
full purpose, as their object is not 70
much 10 PUNISH for misderneanors COM
mitted as TO cultivate a better spirit,
which In the future will rebel against
committing similar acts.
What would be thought Of parent
who. When his child did wrong. in
stead Of Furnishing him 10 way 10 re-
form him. threw him into prison 20 be
further degraded by contact with COM
mon criminals. This il what this ciiS
is doing with only too many Of iis re- {
claimsble youth, aud ii thereby exposes q
itself 10 az severe censure "a would
fall on the parent who would do the [
same thing with bis own offspring.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-12

rHE INIEE-OCEANIC WATERWAY
The work ON the Nicaragua cana
has been formally opened on by the
highest authorities Of the local couu
tries and by Chiei-Engineer Menocal.
An the difficulties are absolutely To-
moved. and it only remains to carry
the greatest work of modern times to o
practical contamination which we know
now TO b. a practical thing requiring
only the labor and capital and patience
that are necessary M the accomplish
nenis If all great works.
The world has recognized the fact
that the Nicaragua canal. unlike the
.ohemc II De Iesseps. has been pro-
jacted on numerous practical surveys
and on estimates recognized as common
.urate to the work. understanding
between Nicaragua and Costa RIGA and
the United States is now perfectly
positive and clcarto the effect that the
work is under ithe protection Of the
United States government that granted
the charter.
II is we'll that the projectors OF the
Nicaragua canal bad the patience to
wait fifteen years until the other
scheme bad proved failure. and until
their government granted them an au-
ihority and recognition that cannot be
questioned.
Nature had shown the way through
he lsthmus. and 1t only remains for
American capital and enterDiise to fol-
ow and develop the path 10 which the
'nly difficulty was not OF natures
Obstacles. bat simply the opposition Of
he DE Lesscps stock bubble, organized
N an impossibility. and pushed by
obbyiDg aud advertising.
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f.sr INV Rail-
Two DAILY Tkaf,s ~ S0Ftotr
Two DAILY TRAINS ~ frtI NJ.
scHEDJLEIN tYfffI rAl h. H. T.. 49,
:, Law nifhNOS
go A. n. iSllf. 90 fIcff0ofI ard r...
'Dufx failfoe1. lfayes rlfr..-'.-
!v.<s =. =. ss''1i srlYs : o..
9rso A. NJ. Daily. "a Ricinocd 40 r...-
LUX "a iffo1. HfIlrs .l P...
sirs ifr'sJ a. y. - . esr-.s
tsrsun'x 1000 q. - frsr.
IynrNDcrz. i.ear1.r
KNOX - f.i - rrIrts ....
AT He.i- tHHDi - .us.g
-.os p. u. billy. ~ IlrlnorI 1r4 r.t...
burr h-.lfca4. ArIvf. a $3.50.
DuF- - J.. al l..r
T. efsI1rz 81 1.lr'l
rlrin- ~ trrtIf lI.lI
III. ioH Oak lU NrEr
80 p. Z. Daily. ~ X rtnIorl -. f.t
hur4 haIlrfct. arrrIr..f &c..
nurz 40 80 j. D.. 90 go,
win irzin 20. 4. .rs.r- So.
burg 1f 80 r.. 81. flr Frrr.
Lynrhbgre Isenr a. 49, =.
Bristol. kroNFIl~ ff-s-r--.
aDl 81 rrrfs -Clfa rrn Hs-
PULLMAN >LkEfINs-fAEALlOsfv p.
Ilpt@
80. I-si8frirg-ear lrfrfs. - O. -
without clsngr having lettr.t re- r, -,
-.55 =. n. Pullman SLEEPER Irrrtt.rr 4.
Memphis viitDut cnlr-e
~. 3-i'uII mts eEf-T - h.r~F 30.
Orleans. anl T. ,nlks tc traffrrr. 81 r. -.
cut rh-ugl,.
Ilskets. harrsre-eherfs. snf - .rr
ton can D. DDiaiL-'f lf ll.r0U.y l..-.-
burg tallrosf lrpaf. 3. w. 1srItfa La.
Vain street. an al ilr Com PAW ora. III
east Main sfIerf.
w.H.EEruf
General fas-trr-r 80
A - . "
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THAT isa significant point lu counting
40 tine game that iowa. that gave Har-
rison % 00j majority, las elected q
Democratic Governor.
Ths only way g. account for thai.
allowing margin Tor ant-Pfohi5it'on
uimen. IS tlas Io~a. Ike Ohio and
Virginia. does 10, relish tle insult de-
livefed at the people il ile dec.aTa'ir q
of toe policy that prop o. bus tlen
at So much q vote in Blocks Of Five.
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Ea1lEO D..


DECENOND. PREDERICKobIh ~
- AND POTOMAC aedu :
cs3recc.nV APRIL sist< lscs = e1sperl
90 an. sses lfJ-s-stree- station daily; stcp'
oriy a. Ashland JUNCTION. sii'orc
and frcdcricks burg. Sleeper
Wssh'rFton and Se~ YORK.
no. an. i-sycs 1yrt-street station daily. ex
cert sunday.
s.5pu. caves Hyrt-s,rcet staff, eSly
s,ecper % Ecv YORK
50 An. err-ves Al BYr1streef stSfloa dsils
Sleeper frcr1 NeT YORK.
- a.-. srr.fes ~ Byri-sfreet station daily
stors ~ Freder'cfsfurs. Milford
Junctlon ard Asni2 q. sleeper iron
Wssnfnyffu ADJ New York.
fe.sG prr. arrives - Rvr' street station c1ll /.
except sunday.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
p.IIy ExcxT7 SUNDAYS
s.ss sin. leaves Eita. Arrives Al Ashland q
1.<S an.
40 ora. s,.ocnr1olstion. ieaves Byrd-srrse
s,sf.cn arrives 81 AsalsDd AZ pu-
so PA. leaves Bira arrives AZ Ashland q
SIS IN.
s.l5 an. arrives Eiha- Leaves Ashland Al %
al.
IS AZ. ecco- mediation. strives a. BYRD
street station; iesves AsAiAn At -
81.
50 IL. arrives 81 Kihs leaves Asslznd
TATLoR. General Ticket Agent
T. D. HTEKs General SUPERINTENDENT
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dipped. cuned aud come l-ed.

BEEkLET gives Us something Lew in
f the WY II betting. SIR. Charles ".
F PARKS. chief Of the fefkIey Fire Com
rauy. entered into "a agreement with
f George Nhitehur-t % the feet that Do
the Stale went Republican Parks would
. b. harre--ed Co Ii0w with mule col
F Jar and trace chains and pull the rl0w
f through sfe street from Or. Wallace s
corner Co ihe fr'ry briJgeard then back
90 ihe hardware store of q. K DIg-f.
bat IL tbe State went ID m crate White
lufs- wa- t0 ln the pulling alI Parks
fhe driving. Il. b. Scott and william
French made similar Bet on the town.
l. tie town went l0V DemOcfs ic French
was l0 y1Il. aud b il went lUJ Rpub.-
eau Scott was O. pull Thanksgiving
day has been appointed as the daf o.
-eltle lle bets. after The pillow pulling
"a supper VIII be served % the Iartici
pants
THOMAS JOHNSON 0ii0s Thomas STar
'colorelI. voted 40 toe recent eie-tiou
i1 Buchanan after lbs v0.e bad been
challenged. lie -w0re lhsl be- lived DID,
Lgic0bIIg. and had been in the county
Ci Botllolrt for three months. while
0n the other band DO was proven Thar
le ua- from Bedford. and bad only
been boz Buchanan lor Jess than three
months. IT, be- 0n tle safe side how
ever. lle judges allow e4 BIN O. vote.
be swearing 1911 tie time tlat he va,
entitled o. T.te. Tile mex, day after
tne election Ae bad both 81 hi- legs Gu
cI DF 70 train cl cans. and j. nOw
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lNhNirIIUA~.
Train ST.. - connect. irIIr 40 INV
for lta,e l.fF. ksfIII.. rnI .rf.fH -
ham. TT uIfI.Ir. .nI IIIr.-|s .rNts'sts p
O. sfsensU,rl 'lr Durham Is.f..I 49,
sid N lustou. aId H'I points N.rrN 80.
Ina Division. af Salisbury Ior A..
Hot SPRINGS sni ali fo.lisIr Mesf-rr N "a
lar.lins. aud o. Charlotte icr CO.. sfsA.
H. 81.
Tain NJ. - conn er's daily 1f Gr..-r f.
for salon, ~ .nsf.r. Raleigh. I.Itf.r. ..f
NoOrtreaf lifl. af -rnslrF fIr A. -r
hoi springs. H.i 800 fflrs Phi SO
>crin iareIirs. - Char .tie ulf. rfsr -
Columbia md Augusta rf'Ir-- Ii.r|.Irr
Augusta. Al. l.sr.fsf. "rr.H -
llomssrIlle. G... Ilr.-Irv 4rI ef.tI
lI0rls points. llfu nI.. I.rrl.ra rfrff.t
r@lIrDri f0r MIu.u-f.n.
Trains from fle 0lfn arrive 90 Richmond
s.lj a ". and 800 I.sL
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N.ETfysvrgLF. VA. November y
rSoec al Carre-roudeuce The brand
of commissioners completed me oi'ic'Ai
count in this county this evening. $40 W
irc the following msJ 1rltics: Ftrif Tor
Naho,re Ia Democratic gaiE Of i59over
lsst wears vo-el. 6j Tor Pedi-o Rspuo-
lcarl f-r the Serate. ana 81 for Brown
-Kennbi cgri FOR the House. Ire re-
,,,-,- viii b. tanysssed 81 Patrick Mon
,g-~ ami will. il j. thought. give Peters
mocratl about p IA l0fity. and H.
mr.. ms election. The Republicans
,.e.-sl = d. persie battle IA these two
c0untits Tney were furnished wi;u
unhmiteI Doodle. anu the United
S.stts revenue officers rode day aud
uight. ard 0y threats az criminal prose
cuii0us b. fore the United States Courts.
30 ini Undated toe di.iillers. that cut
~ go IN Patrick alone. only about
atztu voted ihc Democratic ticket. ard
some ~ them cid Il secretly. An al
mini-.lati0n which SITS QJeitiy by and
Encourages such high handed and
wicked prosliiuiions of ITS public Of
fees. is curse ans county
Learn that &C Gaies's Store. ~
Patrick county. which usually gives
from g 10 20 D-mr cratic majority. and
which was c.sined this time By the
D mccrats Is - maj riiy. three Replb
leans went there by SUI up and pro-
cseIed TO oTen The POLLS aud conduct
the elec.i1n. ald ia the evening. about
o'clock. went out alone
in the woods and carried tie
ballot box with them. They were gore
nearly an hour. and when the votes
were counted THAI night. instead OF
Democratic az - the precinct gave the /
r pub.iclrs majority Of 3. THIS
viii give some IDEA Of The desperate I
means re.ouei % By the heuchmen Of I
Malone iD ihis section. and yet the ra--
Gals have thsimpujence to cry fraud.
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The National Silver Convention to
meet at st. Louis on tho 26lh instant.
attracts general attention, but lfere be
many Who charge that 1. is an affair Of
the "Silver Ring"
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'H''. 'Hi i.'l--iN -f'
u..-. I.afIU-a JOSS I'd. fle control 0f o..
r...|.. .....I -r-f.II fI. M0-r..r- I.l..
Elmo. ftIf time Laau -eI.m.u- .U -ain f i
-nr..r l.--.n. .rI fl That lIl. lr D.fHI. r -
n.f.t.n.l fI County fn.ft. which +.
Mormon ilN.. fl r.n-.'Iiaf. fhr fu.Hff-0u.
|dl-fr'ef- 300. FOUR. thereby 0r--In- ail f..
Gur. TRUSTEES SHOULD f4e petition 4.
-a-- li'.' DOW. ~ ia- -r.n, =
r,.rs f.e c.nrfr Colr- f-on aer.r- b.,
|fI. lafIi..n. and fle matter riI h- heard
N.'rn.ti II.
utnI..r posted 0nffe f.rnrr h..r.
'l -f-" i"ih '-Nii'- I-i '' iNI Ai-'i' E.
T uIf fae f.m. 0i daf iu frn-. This wf-
r.r. r. ....... uniformity. f.r... D. ..
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-12
TRAINS SORTHwARD.


'OalF. -Dally iercspt Sunlayl.
STOPPING PLACES
N0s. % and 81 makes no stops. No 2 stop
1r sigma az CentraLa. No. j. stops only or
igl-l ar Chester. lcltrilia and Manchester
Nos. i5 snd ~ stop on sl.ua' az al stations
-le. e-. 4. 81. 81. 81. -. all ~ VII stOD a. q
.laLols for r1-.erst r..
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE.
% Trains Nos. "a sul - sleeping-oars b
.vceu New YORK gnd Ilu "a. F a., VIA Jsrf
-Orf.llfl. On Trains hCs. "a. and y slser
cars between Nlsrin ztCn ard Char e.
Oh Tran no. IS sIcepiry-Cars Detver
Sew York and Jacksonville. on Train No
- sleeping cars between Washington an-
savannah.
Tx ONLY ALL-RAiL LINE TO SORfCLA
LKAvH ARsIvs.
s..aulnl. 80 an. Norfolk TO -
e.chuc11. - opm. Norfolk loSl pu
tor1.E- ',1I SD. Richmond. ll,t0 pm.
horioF, So. PIC. Redmond. SIS pm.
These -rlirs lro make close ruulecLgLI
for EsruF-e. Lylc1n-rs. e1- sClfI
4asterr points sid 81 Stations on tne Ncrfo1
and western railroad.
R.x. SULLY,
Superintendent.
p. 7. D. MFRS
General 81 pc-Ilreudsrt
IL. EEsHecs, General ras4gngei Agent
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