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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-30
exEcU1 IONS FOR WiTcHCRAfT.
Curious Facts IN the History Of Eng'ish
Jurisprudence.


faxvors DISPUTE as to when the last trial
and conviction for witchcraft took place IN
England, and many Of the profession, hav-
ing ~ little respect for tho memory OF Sir
Matthew Hale "a 10 be ashamed OF these
senicnces. have cndeavored Ia make out that
tho last case occurred In the Seventeenth
century, in the reign OF Charles III. Hutchin-
-ou. of the Historical Essay on Witchcraft,'
.yritiug in l7lS declares that there had been
no execution of witch for thirty six years
II is certain. however, that Jane Wenham
was sentenced to death for witchcrnft Mt Hart
lord i'm lsI2. and DR. Parr declares that four
years after at Huntington Mr. Justice Powell,
The same Judge who had tried Jane Wen
ham. passed the capital sentence on Mary
Hicks ard her daughter Elizabeth "a child III
years old, who were actually executed Wen
ham got off Oh point of law on the 18th OF
JuIy. l7l6 The same writer asserts that
two unhappy wretches were hung at North
ampton in March. l7Oj, and IN July, l1l2, five
other witches suffered the same fate at the
same place"
Doubts have been thrown on Or. PARIS as
sertion, and on tho source-cerfanly much
which he derived it, and perhaps there We
must abandon the imaginative contcmpla-
iion Of 50 pquant a contrast between en-
hghtenment and barburlsm as would he pre-
senteh 10y tho spectacle Of witches beng
hanged while Spectators and Tatlers were
being written. while Swift was palaphleteer
ing on the conduct of the Allies, and Pope
poetizing the rape Of Bclinda's lock. Any
how. the act Of James continued in force
for another twenty years II was not re
peatcd tin li3G when at last II occurred 10
the legislature that the renl mischief Of the
,ren,e Of witchcraft was 10 be- found in the
mnnner Of the witchs dealing not with the
lcvil but with the public
In repeating the ancient statute. therefore
punishment WAS very wisely provided for
persons pretending To exercise or use any
sind Of wtcbcraft, sorccry, cuchantment or
oniurafion." or TO discover stolen or lost
property "hy any occult on crafty science. "
The former of these provisions would booper
alive against professors Of cheiromancy and
-artomancy though not, it is submitted, Of
lstrology), while tho latter seems to be aimed
.Ia-cislly at the use OF tine "diyining rod,
which. / believe, j. still employed IN the min
ing districts Of Cornwall for discovering the
Whereahouts of UNEMPLOYED mineral treas
lfes, and the use Of which within quite re
cnt Times in SOmcrsetshire for the faciliia
ton II well sinking j. discussed with due
,ravity it may be- remembered, 10y famous
British esstyist English Illustrated Maya
lima
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MONUMENTAL CHURCH protestant
Episcopal Rev. John b. Newton, rector
Divine service at II am. and pm; Sunday
school, $50 am. Weekly services during Lent
on Wednesday afternoon at o'clock and
Thursday night as pm.
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PATRIOT SUBSTITUTES.

1t is a fact that incites great popular
regret that the lesson given in the rejec-
ton of Murat Halsiead had not been put
strongly in the case Of Whitelaw Reid.
The American people do not want any
more sectionalism, and the time has
gone by for the championship of war
party by men who were not warriors.
Mr.. Murat Halstead has been yirulent
partisan, not patriot.
Patriots Of high and low degree on
both sides went out and stood by their
flags. and the soldiers of the civil war
have succeeded in getting that idea into
the heads Of the people of the United
States twenty-five years after the men
represented by substitutes have kept the
passions OF war burning. The
substitute heroes like Murat Hal
stead think that they can cry
aloud for Union sentiment and msnufac-
ture sectional passion just to exploit
Themselves. when all they did in the war
was to blow the trumpet far back in the
rear, hire foreign substitute, and damn
the rebels in newspaper articles. Hanni-
bal uhis. unfortunately was not Ilanni-
bal Hamin) said that he would kill
bugler sooner than soldier, because be
melted other people to fight and did not
use the sword or bow.
That is the case with Whitelaw Reid
and Murat Ealstead. They have so
mach war courage and sectional venom,
with a personal reminiscence of coward
ice, that it il a mockery Of the pretended
patriotism.
1t would have been good thing for
the peace of the country if Mr.. Reid had
been sci back just on the ground that
the United States should not be repre-
scented by man who attempted to ig-
more the rights of one section of the
country by abuse and falsehood.
Mr.. Murat Halstead was another of the
same sort. While the soldiers of the
Union wished to make peace with the
South, this yirulent snob has all these
long years done the part of campbell
lower and ghoul, digging up dead issues
TO use for sensational effect. If the
Senate ally rejects him it will do
good WORK to show that Republicans
will not affirm any such conduct. If
the Republican Senate discards Mr. Mu-
rat Halstead it will be a good thing for
the cause Of reconciliation, which is
blocked by patriots with substitutes.
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THE Washington Post says that the
appointment Of Mr.. Lincoln TO the Eng
lish mission was not received in Wash
ington with entirely favorable comment
but a great change has come over the
situation. The surprise occasioned by
the nomination accounts in part for the
criticism it encountered. People were
astonished, and astonishing things re-
ouire a little time for adjustment to a
soberer second thought. Certain poll
ticians were piqucd, and their natural
impulse was 10 condemn.
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The New York Sun says that the
strongest efforts are made by the Irish
American National League TO induce
Mr.. PANEL to pay visit to the United
States as soon as his duties In England
and in Ireland will permit. Ii is report
ed that it may be in his power to appear
at the convention of the League, to be
held here in July.
We trust that nothing may arise To in
terfere with his desire of again visiting
America. If he comes here, he is sure
of receiving a welcome from the whole
American people that will greatly
strengthen the cause of which he is the
foremost champion.
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IL understand, he began. as he leaned over
the bar OF a Michigan avenue saloon, that
you want 10 sell out"
Il don't know that do, >" was the careless
reply.
But would you sellf'
perhaps"
suppose | go $500 better than your price r
That would be kind OF YOU
make up your mind by o'clock. Hows
your beorr
'All right"
"But you don't set EN- up
NO There have been a hundred before
sou trying to work the same racket It's no
ase-better 60 to saving wood. Detroit
Free Press.
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WE quote in another column the wise
words of the Baltimore Sun on the diplo,
matte service. But besides what our
able contemporary says is this fact
that the United States cannot
make treaties without council
Of the President and Senate,
30 therefore it is useless to put our min
listers abroad on footing with the am
bassadors of kings, who are fully en-
powered and commissioned TO do what
they and the sovercigns whom they rep
resent think best.
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THE WIDE EMBRAcE.-The wide-em
bracing arms of civilization are rapidly
stretching out to take in the whole world
One of the latest notable illustrations OF
this is the announcement made the other
dav that cable will soon be laid from
Bermuda to Halifax. In short time
therefore, one can no longer get out OF
the world so to say, 10y making voyage
to the Bermudas. But the improved
means of communication will add great
~ to the attractions of that popular
winter resort 49, irtbVne.
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Tue low price received by the tobacco
planters of Southern Maryland for their
product has long been matter OF com
meni IL can be learned from com
mercial journals that the greater
part of Maryland tobacco goes di.
rectly to France, where il is held in
high esteem and where presumably a
good price Is paid for II. More than
this. the prices in foreign markets have
either remained firm or gradually in
over a term Of years, while the price TO
the grower has gone downward until the
very life Of the industry has been threat
ened
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.
DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.
OWENS & MINOR
DRUG COMPANY,
Wholesale and Retail
Druggists,
1907 MAIN ST,
OPPOSITE P0STOFFICE.

Keeps large and we'll selected stock OF fancy
TOILET SOAPS aud PERFUMES, COSME-
TICS. FACE POWDERS. BALMs and all kinds
of beautiful fine English French and American
HAIR BRUSHES. CLOTH BRUSHES. FLESH
BRUSHES. SHOE BRUSHES, TOOTH and
NAIL BRUSHES.
We keep all the year round PLUSH CASES
suitable for Bridal Presents as well as Ladies
and 6entlemens travelling sets.
All kinds of MINERAL WATERS both at
wholesale and retail. Weare agents for the now
Justly celebrated Dyspepsia cure, CHASECITY
LITHlA WATER. which We deliver ia any
part of the city for Is cents per gallon. Per
sons suffering with Kidney affection will do
well 20 drink this water freely.
We make Il speciality of fitting TRU ssEs
and keep full stock always on baud, also
SHOULDER BRACES and CRUTCHES, all
kinds and prices.
We havcall the leading brands of CHEWING
TOBACCO. and keep nice line OF CIGARS.
Give our PLANTATION CTGARa trial. Re
member TO try our NELLIE BLY, CHEWING
TOBACCO
PLY siclans prescriptions carefully prepared
by competent Pharmacists. and none hut the
PTRESr MEDICINES USED.
Persons contemplating having painting done
ought 10 call and get I dior Card and prices
81 Wadesworths Silica Paint, which is better
and cheaper than Lead and Oil.
Please remember that for everything usually
found in iirst-class wholesale and retail drug
store. 20 Ia
n,A,onc 2 MinoY nyt,o IN
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"THE Three Americas Exposition has
not vet taken on a good form. The
Commercial Congress Is an assured fact.
As to that important gathering of repre-
santatiyes OF the Western nations, Con
gress has dealt with comparative prompt
ness and liberality. 1t will probably be
called for October 23d, and remain in
session several months.
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TnE Philadelphia Rec0,d moves that
President Harrison appoint Chief-Justice
Paxson. of the Supreme Court of Penn
sylvana, to the vacancy on the Supreme
Bench of the United States caused by the
death of Justice Matthews. The Pitts
burg Pest moves to amend by substitut-
ing the name of William McKennan'
present United States judge of the Third
district of that State.
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Unnatural E4ert.on.

First Chappie-Why, Algernon, deah boy,
what IS the mattahi You look weak and
pale. You should consult physician
Second Chappie-My deah fellah, have.
The doctah says it is the weSult OF violent ex-
ertion, and has advised me to discahd my eve
GLASS ifa
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sr- LAUREL-sTREET METHOD IsT
CHURCH. corner Laurel and Abemarle
streets, Rev. ". .. waggener, pastor.--Preach
ing at II am by Roy. X. F. Gale, and at 7i5
Pun. by the pastor. Revival services every
night during the week at 1:i5 pm. All cor
daily invited 10 attend.
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sr~ST. PACEs CHURCH-Divines service
every sunday-at IL am. and pm. Sunday
school at 930 IA. Mission services at 81,
Paul's Chapel AT lp.m.
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sEvENTH.sTREET CHRISTIAN

- sEvENTH-sTREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH. Preaching at II u m. and at sp.
IN. 10y Rev. }. Spencer, editor Missionary
U,skiy. The protracted meeting begun last
Sunday, I'm which the three churches engaged,
was interesting and successful. The meeting
viii continue next week. Preaching every
night AT O'Clock. Mr.. Spencer IA assisted by
f.. \. Cutler and Z. 4. Cole, the pastors OF the
Marshall street and Third-strect churches
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Owens & Minor Drug Co.
OPPOSITE POsTOFFICE.
WHAT An OLD MAN, ~ YEARS OF AGE,
III A = II Q = \ Y
CONCERSISG THE
Chase City Mineral Water
FoaKLAsp, NorrAway COUNTY. VA,

August Is, 1850.
49, " +. Hfrdy. chase CITY. Va
sir.-FOr many years | suffered very much
from dyspepsia. with is complications, such
~ ncrNou. ness. neuralgia, indigestion. cOnsil
patton. liver affection. etc. until became Al
most confirmed invalid. During the time
was treated by intelligent physicians. who pre-
scriLcd various remedies. ! used both NINA
and other mineral waters. also nr. Narue r's
Celebrated Liver and Kidney cure, all 10 but
little advantage.
Hearing Of your newly-discOvered Chase
CITY Mineral Water ! sent for and ohtaluej
case OF il. IN lasted me about three weeks
during which time | improved So much a. ~
be- able 10 leave home which | bad not been
able 80 do Tor months previous. then went IL
Chase city and continued the use OF the water
fresh from the well. tor four weeks. which
gave me more real benefit than all the other
remedies combined. My nerves were soon
Quoted. could sleep well all night. my gloomy
fears snn torebOdiugs vanished, nay mind be
came bright and cheerful, | could enjoy the
company OF my friends (Which | before avoid
rtI, my appetite decreased. my digestion
greatly improved $50 that | could eat almost
any kind of food with irpunity). the c0nstipa
zion Was relieved, and the kidney affection
greatly benehted-all Of which attribute 70
the Use of your mineral wafer.
must say, In conclusion. that consider The
discovery Of this water q blessing 10 QNicfed
humanity. Away with your drugs ana nos
trums. Go to natures fountain or health
Drink Of its healing water. go drtAk, ana oc
made whole" }. u. POW ELL.
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~ MARSHALL STREET CHURCH OF
CHRIST between Graham and Hancock),
l.. A. Cutler, pastor-Preaching at II am. by
l.. A. Cutler. At night this CONGREGATION will
unite with the seventh rect Christian
Church In the union meeting.
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AFTER mature consideration and dis
cussion in the Cabinet, President liar-
rison has at length issued the long-eX-
pected Oklahoma proclamation The
22nd of April, at noon is named as the
time when the territory shall be open to
settlers, and the occupation may begin.
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~ GRACE-sTREET PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCli.-services at II O'Clock am. ana ~
o'clock pm. Preaching boy Rev. e. W. Hol
Us. of.Front Royal. sabbath school services al
g3O o'clock am. Wednesday night services nj
o'clock prayer meeting Friday afternoon
al 40.
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st~CHRIsTADELPHIAN CHrRCH Cen
tral Hall. Fifth street.-Services at II am. All
are respectfully invited.
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OF Twenty sixth and Marshall Streets Preach
ing at II am. by c. l.. Morrison. At night
this congregation will unite with the seventh
street Christian Church in the union meeting
Sunday school at gio am.
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MuRAT HALsTEAD.-The vote on the
question of confirming Mr.. IIalstead was
seventeen ayes and twenty-one nays
Ii il understood that the Republicans
who voted for rejection We're ingalls,
Plumb, Cullom, Farwell. and Teller.
Mr. Evarts, although on Mr.. Halstead s
black list. voted for confirmation. Sen
ators Stewart and Jones did not vote.
Senator Sherman made the motion To
reconsider and Senator Plumb
moved TO lay this motion on the
table. but Senator Cullom induced him
to withdraw this, 40 that the President
could have a chance to withdraw the
nomination or give Halstead's friends a
chance to rally, if there were enough OF
them. Halstead's friends are claiming
that Henry Wstterson influence will
sring some Democratic voters to his
qide, and that some of the Republican
opponents TO Halstead can be brought
over ErchdHge.
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ss-FIRST LIsH LII TIL ERAN
CHURCH. seventh street between Broad and
Grace. Rev. j. :. Moser, pastor.-Preaching at
II am. and ,a0 pm. Sunday school at 800
am. seats free.
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PRESIDENT HARRISON seems to have
left blot on the board by appointing
Tyner, Of Star Route fame, as Assistant
Attorney General to the Postoilice De
partment
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Owens & Minor Drug Co.
Wholesale Agents,
Richmond. Va.
OwESS & MINORS
Nellie Bly, Chewing To.
baCCO,

that is a strictly PURE VIRGINIA sun
GU RED TOBACCO. can bc bought OF the parties
named below, and has DO superior as a good
tough chew on the market. Don't take any
thing rs a substitute, but insist upon having
Nellie Bly," Only cents piece. Call on
either OF the following:
OWENS 4 MINOR DRUG CO.
Opposite Postoifce.
PARK-PLACE PHARMACY,
Belyidere and Main streets.
j. NJ. BLANKS,
Corner Hancock and Clay streets.
j. l.. RlDEN0uR,
Corner Eighteenth and Main streets.
G. A. PU LLiNG.
Corner Beleidero and Main streets
THOMAS W. LEONARD.
III North Second street.
T. A. MILLER.
Fifth and Broad streets.
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eFG0SPEL SERVICES WILL BE CON
Quoted at the Police Court room, corncr Mayo
and Franklin streets, by Rev. u. +. Williams
Sunday at t.U pm, and Monday ~. SPIN.
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gV-UNION-sTATION CHURCH. corner
Twonty-fourth aud notwithstanding at II
am and pm. by the pastor, Rev. James c.
Martin.
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DlEDMONT AIRLINE.

RICHMOND 4 DANVlLLE RAILROAD
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE TO
THIS SOUTH.
PULLMAN sLBEPsR- ON ALL MIGHT
TRAINS.
SCHEDULE EFFECT FFB'Y. %. 1850
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l:55 pm.-MA l. daily
s:ld Am.-ACCOhMODATfON daily taxCe =
Sunday.


s;l5 Am.-ACCOAMODATlON daily tsxce1 p
Sunday.
CONsECTlON5
A. Clifton Forge with Chess lsako and OhiI
railway FOR the south, West and N0fLl~cst.
Al LyBchUdrg With Norfolk and WritoA
railroad for a.. points south. Southeast, 3
Southwest, and Virginia Midland railway ~
al points North and south.
Al Richmond with hsfOclated Railways fqf
GIL points IN the South. and RslmOli. trefc
lcketurg and Potomac railroad lcr fle Nori-.
Al Lexington WIN bsltmofe .nd ONO ~.
road, making close Connections Ar Harper
Ferry 20 and from PiHbgrg and the W-si
also 10 points Moth aud ktst.
SLEEPING CARS LfNIhBJ no o. hhh
PHls, NEW ORLEANS and LITTLE ll,h
Trans marked daily except sunday, 'Dar
Tickets sold 10 all points. Dlnlfs Va
East Main treet, loo Main stfecthef
Richmond an Allegheny depot, kisul- "a
Canal streets.
JOHN X. hAChukDO,
idea GEM Passenger Aren
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&s@sss a.ss.s X

- edmond, FREDERIC l~BtPG
Ia AND POTOMAC RAILROAD -sctei..s
commencing fEbht AIRY -iin. ie,i ,isI.fl-
standard time.
81 am. leaves Byrd street station oaIy. s.rel
only az Ashland Junction. NIHf.
and trecoricnbuf. Sleeper 10
Washington and NpH lOr,.
! ~ am. leaves Byrd street staU.. fa.F lr.
cept sunday. Sleeper fu Nl.N .n.f.l.
o. IN. leaves bytd-struet rfatINr utny
sleeper 10 New York.
in am. arrives at Byrd street STALLION daily
Sleeper from New York
f33 pm. arrives at ityrn street station faIf.
stop8 AZ Fredericksburg. HH'iN0i.sIi
Jnncton. si"cpor ucm Mas.ll. %
an New York.
1.i5 pm. arrives at byri-strnet staf0l ..V
except Sunday. Sleeper from Na-a-
ingtOn.
The New York and Florida SPECIAL c0n. f.
my of Nestibulc Pullman cans. leave. H.II
street station at $40 am. on luesials. I0ur.-
days. and saturdays. and arrives 1913 rm .n
Mondays. Wednesdays, and Fridays. I.1
train makes no local stops. ami extra ialt b
changed. First north. bound train leilei
Thursday, l0ih instant.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
100 pLa. accommodation, leaves Hyrd street
station arrives AZ ASH ana ar .l.
5'Oi PM. leaves Elha anives ~ Ashland 10
ga pm,
s'48 am. accommodation, erriyea A. BYTE.
street station; Leaves hlhlsnt ~ b
SIN.
$50 pm. arrives at Riba leaves Ashland ,t
ca. TAYLOR. General Ticket Agent
4. I. ID. MYERS. General Superintendent
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
~ ROAD.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO LlAlUHi R4.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DLcEMbEh-i Jess.
LEAVE RICHMOND
$50 4. NJ Daily. rIq Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. Leaves Petersburg IINI
a. ". daily arrive norfolk 10
$50 A. NJ. Daily. uia Richmond ana Petersburg
railroad Arrive Hf lDfrfsaNIH lI. D
A. VI. no. 5 leaves rrf0r.nuI. lUIl
4. NJ tor tirmfIIr. lfurHnUI.
Roanoke, Bristol. hnOAiu.t. uli I'D
point. South ADD West. THROUGH
COACH 10 NAnfORD
go p. NJ. Daily, ga Richmond AMI pctrr1nurg
railroad. Arrives an fctrr'nug nt
$50 7. VI, dawes PctCrburg 900 ].
NJ. daily, arriving Norfolk nw p.
N. THROUGH CAR TO NOh-
FOLK.
500 P. NJ Daily ia Richmond and Petersburg
miiroai, arriving as Petersburg at
90 4. W., connecting with Train 80.
l. leaving Petersburg 49, $40 r. n.
for farmlillo, LyuohDulg, Roanoke.
Poeahontas, Bristol. knoxfiig.1hat-
tanooga' ana all points south aud
West.
PULLMAN SLEEPGNG-CAR ACCOAMODA.
IIo>S.
No. l-Sloeping-car Petersburg 10 Bristol
without change. leaving Petersburg fINf At
40 H. NJ. Pullman sleeper LynChDufg I'D
Memphis, without change.
No. Pullman sleeper Lynchblrg fO Nv
Orleans. aud Roanoke TO Chattauo. "a, without
change.
tickets, bag1ge-checks. and all Information
can be Obtained at hlohmOnd and Petersburg
Railroad depot, A. W. Garhers. iO,O Man
ST. eef. and at the Company's office. lyl Last
Main street.
W. u. bENfLL.
General Passenger Agent,
CHARLES q. EDDY, Vice President
General office KoanOk e Va
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ADVERTISING RATES.
ONE inch or TwyLvE LINES.

~ Reading notices in readine-mstter type
Is cents per line. Nonpareil. loaded. IL cent?
per line.
~ Wants. marriage and death notices, mol
cedinr eight lines. % cents each insertion
Special contract rates furnished on ap-
plicaton.
Auction sales. Legal Notices. and Amuse-
ment Advertisements 81 per inch each In
scrtion.
Rejected communications will not be re
turned.
Entered al the Richmond (Va) postoiice as
e(Oud- class matter.
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80 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
corner Of Grace and Madison streets.-Rev
Robert r. Kerr. u. d., pastor, will preach at
II am. and pm. Sunday school at $50 am.
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80 -: tAMgLIA COURTHOUSE TRAIN.
YORk RIVER IlNE

Daily except sunday.
The FavOrte Route 10 RaltiDoi
The steamers OF this line are models 81
beauty, elegance, ana comfort.
fIeaye Richmond
1920 and ~ - nm.
Arrive Baltimore fLcaye Baltimore
so lam pm.
Arrive RichmOndf9.20 and 'lOgO am.
Fare Richmond 10 BalumUrt: First Claes,
e.; second class. sl.50.
The York River Line affords superior nd
yantages 20 business uen iE enabling them 20
leave Richmond near the close OF the day .
TRANSACTIONS and arrive at Baltimore earl-
next morning. after having enjoyed delight
ful nights rest. free from the dust and noise ~
railway travel.
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATION.
Lave Richmond (2}d 81. depot, ~ fO am
Arrive Richmond, " " IS % pm
'Daiiy. tDaiiy except Sunday.
Depot and tlcset-Office foot OF Virginis
street up town Office, corner Tenth and Aasn
streets.
PEYToN RANDOLPH. JAS. l.. TAYLOR
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