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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-23
FEMALE FOOT GEAR.

Minnie Palmer affects light uppers
Fanny Davenport Is inclined to pointed
toes.
Clara Norris takes comfort in gloge KID
boots
Mrs Folsom's feet are always faultlessly
dressed
Mrs Lucretia Mott adberes to the old pru.
nella shoe
Marion Harland's shoes, like her principles
are broad
lotta wears a shoe that might be taken for
Cmderellas
Modieska's pedal extremities look wei in
russell leather boots
Marie Rozs has real French foot and
dresses il accordingly.
Rosa Bonheur thinks it no disgrace 10 have
good understanding.
Emma Abbott wears French ties until cold
weather nirs her toes
Mrs Langtry's feet are generally incased
Ia patent leather tips
Mis- Francs T. Willard wears substantial
goat skin with low heels.
Nile Rhea wears the thinnest Of French
kids, winter and summer
Mrs Frances Hodgson Burnett wears
common sense walking boot
M Paan Stevens has AL English foot,
but prefers American shoes.
Mrs Henry Ward Beecher wears cloth
CATERS Of the old Congress pattern
Mcs Cornelius Vanderbilt usually wears
cloth uppers and patent leather tips
Sarah Bernhardt changes the style OF her
shoes as often rs she does her moods
Miss Abigail Dodge Gail Hamilton wears
straight goat boots laced high on the ankle.
Hrs. Hicks-Iord varies her shoes with her
costumes and always shows a trim looking
foot
Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton wears cork
soiod boots, meant Tor sturdy yeomen's ser
vice
Miss Kate Field has fancy for wearing
shoes Of all nationalities except, perhaps the
Chinese
Miss Jeanette Chamberlain has high
arched foot, which looks well in No. 3 AA
French boot
Ella Wheeler Wilcox always wears fancy
slippers in doors, with handsomely embroi-
tered stockings.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-23

MONUMENTAL CHURCH Protestant
Episcopal Rev John B. Newton. rector
Divine service SO II ann. and i8l pm; sunday
school, go am. A cordial welcome, aud
ushers an front door 10 furnish seuts.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-23
Owens & Minor Drug Go.
OPPOSITE POsTOFFGCE.
WHAT Az OLD MAN, Y YEARS OF AGE,
II AS I = : AY
CONCFRNING TIE
Chase city Mineral Wafer


FORKLANp. NoTrAwAY CoCSrY. NA,l
August l5, l,c5.
Dr.. " e. Hvdy. Chls Cuy lrt
-lT.-lnr many years ! sunrie very much
frDm dyspepsia, with lt- complications, hlcn
is ueri0u ness. neuralgia. indigestion, coustl -
patton. liver affection. efC.t until became al
most 90 confirmed invalid. bulilg thr time ]
was treated by Intelligent physici ns. WhOur
eciIlei yariOns remedies. used both iinil
4li uflcr minf iul waters 0IeU DIR. Warner 3
Calculated lfei aud hiduoy cure, Gll 90 but
lcUdautd-e.
Hearing 90 your neWiy-dis,ot fcd Chase
tify Mineral Water sent iuf ini obtained
an-c oi if. lasted mo 1h mt tirch weeks
Iuflng which time ! lmIr vet SOD much u- tu
.a uUIe tO leave % imc, Whi.h hAd DOT been
il e. T. d0 fOr months previous. then went o.
lru-e llfy ana continued the Use 40 the water,
fresh from fhe well. Tor tour WecAa. which
ffNe mr more real benefit than HIl tAe other
comedies cotuhiu ID. Ms nertc- were soon
quoted. Icuulf sleep well Hll NIGHT ln1 gloomy
f.tIs -nu r0reb0linls vanished. Wy mIuI 10
anne Iehf and cheerful. I uid enjoy the
O mpuy oft mS .liend8 which before afoid
3d.. my appetite 4 creased, my digestion
.reltly improved ls0 that s0nId ear almost
suy kin1 oi food with punity the cou-iipa
zion wis relieved. and the sidney Affection
rruN benefited all OBJ whlcn attribute o.
fns use 0l your mineral water.
must say, Ia cuuelua ion. Thar consider me
llsc0i,iy OF This water DtasHy ~ dritH
I.unf.,l. Away with your drugs ana nl-
iulu-. 60 tO uatuic, fountain az nct.ih.
Unnh Ot BITS healing water. 90 ~ ~. ami De
made whole" j T.. POWELL.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-23
I'M MAN OFTHE ERA.

The Sew York Hyad SAYS thai
Washington is more than radiant mem.
orr Ills influence upon our day and
generation is not a patriotic fiction but
reality Al through the great Revolu-
ton and The formative stages Of the ma
ton he was The balsnce-wleel Of the
forces that built the Union And TO his
wise utierances and strong example we
may trace many of the policies that to-
day control both the domestic and for
elm operations Of the government
These ue wise words and the Ameri.
can citizen should not forget that his
country like any other great country, il
marked on the blazon Of history With
certain e,cu insignia and personal
powers Washington and Jefferson have
been called respectively The sword and
thc pen Of The great revolution, but the
great truth of the history Is that those
TWO great patriots established a principle
that Is working all over the world 10
free the human race from the tbraldom
OF personal monarchy
The ideo of the American revolution
was born in the hearts Of ths tree spirits
who made t.eir homes in the Western
land. and The moment they found that
they did not need the protection Of the
red coats against the French, they con-
Guided that they could deal with the In
dians and az the same time seek great
destiny without wearing the chain OF a
king
Hence, the battle Of Quebec won by
Wolfe, is one of the great battles Of
history, though so few people were en-
gagged. II relieved the American Colo
mics of the necessity for British protec-
iion. and left them 10 seek a new path in
politics When We compare the charac-
ter of the Anglo-American of to-day,
with that OF his ancestor who fought the
Revolution. we find giant compared
with a quite ordinary man.
But as great as the aggregate growth
has been, we may look in vain, and the
ages may look, perhaps, In vain for such
an individual hero as Washington
rs time rolls on, his figure looms high
er and higher in history, and as bis prin'
ciplos grow in the various peoples, his
name viii be like that ofthe prophet who
could show me world the way 10 pro
gress and safety
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WANAMAkER What does that word
of good omen TO the Republican party
mean, Echo answers Doodle
How did Wanamaker come to be In
the Cabinet Will be the conundrum that
will be propoundod, and echo will an
sweer doodle, Doodle, Doodle
IN vain will the alleged patriots OF the
G. O. +. say that Nh Wsnamaker is put
in the Cabinet as a representative of the
business interests.
In vain will Wanamaker Try to play
statesman, for every time he performs, the
country will ring with the report that
Wanamaker put 10 $4,000 for a
Cabinet place, and the worst Of it is the
everlasting disgrace that our official ser
vice can be thus bought. And it is made
worse by the fact that the Republicans
bought il after having once stolen it,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-23

1t is firmly believed that Grover Cleye-
lands hostile attitude towards the Okla
homa schemers will draw upon that set
ting sun the blighting enmity of the
Kansas City Times. That valued journal
has for several years regarded zeal estate
as the paramount industry OF this re-
public. -Ch.eago -AoyEing Meas.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. &o'
& MINOR
DRUG COMP ANY,
Wholesale and Retail
Druggists,
1907 MAIN ST.

Keeps large and we'll selected stock Of fancy
TOILET SOAPS and PERFUMES. CO5ME-
rlCs. FACE POWDERS. BALMs and all kinds
oi beautiful fine English. French and American
HAlRBRusHES. CLOTH BRUSHES, fLLsh
BhusHEs. SHOE BRUSHES. TOOTH and
NAIL BRUSHES
We kccoaii tho year round PLUSH GASES
suitable for Bridal Presents as well rs Ladies
ana Gentlemon's travelling SETS
All kiuds Of MINERAL WATERS both az
wholesale and retail. Wcarc agents torthe now
lgstlycciebmtcd Dyspepsia cuIe,' HAsEClFf
LirulA WATER. which we deliver ln an
part OF the city tor - ceuts Per gallon Per
SONS suffering with Kidney affection Will 60
wei o. drink this water heclN.
No make speciality at fitting TIKI b,
and keep full stock always on hand. also
SHOULDER BRACES aud CRuTCHES. an
sind, aud prices.
We hayoall the leading Dnnds OF CHEW
TOBACCO. and keepa nice iino OF CIGARS.
Gi,oour PLANTATION CtGARn trial. he
momicr to try our NELLIE BLY, CHEW lN0
TOBACCO.
Physicians prescriptions carefully prepared
ty competent Pharmacists. ana none but THE
unrest MEDICINES USED.
Persons contemplating having paintingdone
ought fO Gail and gUt "a Oinr Caro- End tficca
u WadesWOrth's silica Paint. which ii better
Irl Chcapfi than Lead 0ni OIL
Please rcmon. hcr tnat iOrcterything usually
found in rst-CldH- wholesale ami retail drug
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-23

INDIANA statesmen Of the Republican
persuation have been noted of late for
the pvrotechnic manner in which they
could manage foaiers in groups OF iiyes
(SJ a piece but a Hoosier Judge of that
great State has come to the front with a
decision which is a leader and will be
precedent lie sentenced chicken
thief 10 two years in the peniten
tiary for stealing TWO chickens
though the corpus del'cts was not proved
as the birds had been digested before the
horrible crime was discovered. That
chicken stealer will pine in his dungeon
cell while Dudley disports himself in the
halls OF dazzling light in Washington
and stll the ways Of politics 20 ON.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-23

fHE sentiment seems 20 be quite
unanimous about the case Of the London
Times against parnel The Tribune
says that "as the case stands, the
London TINES Is convicted Of purchasing
aud publishing the letters on the strength
of an experts opinion that the signatures
were genuine The solicitor and the
business manager accepted Mr. Hous.
IONS judgment, and he In turn took Mr.
Pigotis word for IT,"
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-23

ANENT the discussion Of sumptuary
laws regarding certain habits of men We
are greatly exercised in reading the fol-
lowing from the New York World
There is said 10 be an unTepealed law
Of New Jersey, passed while the state was
n British colony, which provides that
all women, of whatever age, rank, pro
iession, or degree, whether virgins,
maids, or widows, who shall after this
act impose upon. seduce, OF betrsy into
matrimony any of his Majesty's subjects
by virtue of scents, cosmetics, WASHES,
paints, artificial teeth false hair, or high
heeled shoes shall incur the penalty OF
the law now in force against wiIchcraft
and like misdemeanOrs
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-23

STATESMAN RANDALL, after being lett
In the rear for a long time, has succeeded
in making a political stroke that pre-
vents his party from acting tremendously
In caucus. OF course the most important
thing to Randall is Randall, and If the
bill he champions can be handled to turn
his own interest with 1t viii be used.
Nevertheless, the tobacco tax should be
removed b toto and ,a,tanter, and If Mr..
Randall fights Tor that, let him have all
the reputation be can make ont OF it.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-23

Is Spanking Failure 81 asks The
Philadelphia Times in solemn editorial
Il is burning question and one not to
be answered hastily Shall the father Of
The future spare the rod Is all inquiry
begotten by progressive civilization.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-23

lNAUouRAuoN day In Washington
viii he not only very interesting, but
oomical. for there will be thousands Of
the old Republican oflice-holders on hand
TO help to hurrah aud thy to got back into
the charmed circle OF salary-drawing
pets of the government
But there is rumOr that comes on
the first zephyr of spring Ike he
faint perfume Of nippee rose, 10 the ei-
feet that most Of those pious martyrs who
were condemned 10 The ordeal OF the
grand bounce viii be inconiinently left
oui in the GOODNESS OF the late spring and
will no more bloom in the garden
OF official mansions like the Treasury and
The Interior and the like where frost
caught and nippcd them once before.
Thenohlc army OF old pilgrims marches
ON the Capitol crying aloud Hall TO
thee Harrison" but all the same the
Younger colori il in the advance and
claims the spolls
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-23

HANKEElN0 FOR NorEs.-fouyt Two
States and eighiy-iour Senators 1t de
ponds upon President Cleveland, for
there is scarcely a chance that in either
OF The four le 'ritories which have so
long and anxiously pleaded for admis-
sion 10 the Union there will be any fail.
ure to take the steps required under the
bill which has now passed both houses
Strange as il NAV seem, in a self-gOyern-
ing nation, a single man, who will two
weeks hence be nothing but a private
citizen, has sole and absolute power 10
keep out of the Union four States with
nearly million inhabitants-N J. T'ri-
luAl
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-23

~ ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHU bCh,
corner o. Filth and Marshall strocts.-Di-
vine serices &c II am. and pm. Rev Joshua
Psterkiu, rector; Rev. Preston Nash, Is sat.
ANT minister.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-23

SECRETARY WHITNEY goes out with
flying colors. for he put the flag mp in a
new and powerful navy OF which the
country is proud.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-23

DAKOTA is said TO be trying TO get Sam
Cox. he, of the glowing twilight, to be-
lievo in The Western sunset
But please remember you Hoo.
siors OF Dakota. that Sunset Cox
has been ia The Orient as Minis.
ter 10 Turkey, and learned from
the sultan himself, that the sunrise j.
rather the proper oapei especially
when seen "a the glorious eyes OF the
Light OF the llarem" See General
Lex Wallace and Sam Cox, their books
On Turkey
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-23

A COMPANY has been formed 10 expert
mont with a flying machine which is
sixty feet long and forty feet wide, in
Guiding wings and passenger room. The
inventor is a ScOtchman. who says that
he has made a flying tour of twomiles and
feels confident of accomplishing longer
distances The learned commentator on
the flyer says that it Is made like sea
bird, and carries the traveller "as the
eagle does his prey
Now, If that inventor can catch gud-
geons as easy as the eagle, all be will
have 20 30 is 20 get up successful ex-
pertinent on paper like the railway ship
canal by Captain Eads, Of blessed mem
ory and then when all the hucket-shops
yet catch on the stock The original eX-
perimeniors can drop the hying-machine
but hold on TO the gudgeons as the eagle
does his prey
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-23

sz-sT. PAUL's CHURCH.-Dlyines service
every Sunday al ID am. aud pm. Sunday
school az g3O m. Mission services at st..
Paul's Chapel al p. Cd.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-23

We apologize 10 The author OF the fol.
lowing paragraph for not knowing a.
least the name of the paper from which
il is clipped
There seems 10 De some mistake as 20
the lady said 60 have tainted ia a 5000
Worth dress IL was the lady's husband
who tainted lie gave way when the
bill came in
Il we may be allowed TO peraphrase
the lines of tbe poet, We should twang
the harp as follows
" Then touched wlth grief bis eyes did Oh
Mdhs owing tears 10 SEQ that hlll.
Woe. Worth. the dre.s. woe Worth, she day.
That cost 1893 wife ana me 20 pay
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-23

Rcmtianccs should be made by draii-
checks. ro,toricc orders or registered letter
rayaDo 60
TIMts PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Richmond. Va.
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Trains NONIHWAND.



Nos. 70, n, ana % make n1 stops. 80. s.
stops on sigma az ttntmiil so. 81 stop.
only On sisual az Chester CDnfrila AGO.
Manchester No. 0i stops 0n slx.a o. al
wgular stations. Hnl also lrIemrie'a r.
Port Nalthui Nrs. 50, "A, 81 ,t and
ell Ctop az OIL sfaIors i0r pa-.lne.r
PULLMAN CAk sfhvlCF.
un Trains Nos. "a and - siecr.ns-cars b,
.ueen New York lnc Tempo, = If.. lNIa Jsci
,0uvliel. Dn Trains Nos. IS ana ~ slccpinl
csra berwcer Wa-h'Ds ton sni Char 'at
irrin No. D. slrrp'lg ct.- t"fwNu tcN
York ana Jacksonville o. Train, Sos. ~ anl
lS sleeping cans between Sew Anfk uut
Townsville. Ol. ON Trains Nos b. and ~
sleeping cHi~ between aNNiugtuu aud Jack
souylle. AID between nl0 hmOul and FLOR
encc, s. O.. ln addition 90 thf ahofe,
THE NEW YORK ANDFLORlDA SPECIAL
consisting oi yestIhulo Pullman cfrs ouiy
leaves Richmond. e0utn bound, at t.-j pm on
Monday, Wednesdays Hnt friday aud l"aNf
Petersburg. uOrfh-DOund. at l..i H.m. 0n JUGS
IHys. Thursdays. ana saturdays. ENtH iart
Is charged ON this train.
LEAVE ARRvl
Richmond .so9o. Norto.5. .Dc,
Norfolk, 80, ON. Ble6m1nLsl pm
IhCsc trail, l.fu mako CLOSE NDulfcfIt.
.0r fsfmYi.e, Ayueolufg. $3.50 saHu
western points ano al stations on me Norf0I
tnd " esteru Iainad.
R.M.sJfIY
Surrrrfen.tr
T.. 2. 10. n fthr
General superintendent
I. VI. EAEafDe. General llsfanrti assent
SOL Haas. Trace Nauasrr .hy1
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ADVERTISING RATS.

lr~ Reading roticos In reading matter tyre.
81 cents pef Hne Nonpueu, loaded. u cents
per lue.
~ Wants. marriage and death notices not
eTcc,iInp eight lines. u cents each insertion.
- special contract rates furnished on ap
picltou.
Auction sales. legal Notices. and Amnss
nsnt Advertisements 81 Per inch each In
scriion.
Rejected communications viii no. be re
turned.
Entered 40 n Richmond Va p0stoihoo a.
second class matter
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-23

THE Chinese question has taken on
many forms, but every patriot felt quite
confident that if Michganders took hold
of IT by the cue. the whole matter could
at once be yanked into the serene har-
Dor Of safety, for it takes the Michigan
state Representatives TO devise effective
legislation A bin has been pre-
sented by Senator Wisner to prohibit
The transportation of dead China
men or their bones over Michigan ter
ritorv Inasmuch as no Chinsman Is
content TO have lis bones lie forever in
American soil. he win take good care,
should the bin become law, not 10 die
in Michigan and in order TO make sme
of this he will move out OF the State.
Laws Of this kind in all the States would
speedily drive ont HE Mongohans.
win California act on this tip.
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lrng DAILY rINEs.
CITY DELIVERY.

Delivered in am, part Of the city ard Man
chester by carriers a. ~ cents per week.
Persons dcsiring the TINS delivered ~
ths,f 4otao. eau secure 10 by postal card re-
meet ar order through telephone No "s.
when deliver. irrcs dier immediate com
,lsint Fh1uia ne madc SO the Office The sd'
dress may be changed as desired II car" be
,rson In all csses 10 mention the old and new
,fIress
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KORA REVEREGAg

fIMas Daily efHmcf Ord N..
Toe layolte BoHte fa ll...
The sltHmrI8 Oi fn's Hl. ago
beauty. elegance. anf COM 'ff
fIeiFe edmond Il.siaJ IU..
saturday 8f t3l n.u.
AIrNe Baltimore hfriH
t.laIn
leave BALTIMORE Tuesday Illr M
uriay OF p.m
Fare Richmond t0 Eaum0n .'sl l a.
g.. second GLASS. tl0U.
ihe hurE hifDf ilhe trorfs
Fanfagca On business men In tnI..
leave Richmond near fnr close
rrtusalL l1n., auu arrive aL Na.'
next morning, afrrf having fn. f..
hll nights rest. tree from thH dHai
railway travel
WEST POINT hCCuanDD lIlDN.
Lave Richmond rl sr. tnuIu
Arrive RiCnuouU.
sUaly. fl1.ly except -lr.fy.
Depot and ticket UtcD f.Uf f'r
street NJ Gown OM,e. c0mnr }t...I t
slrccfa.
PEYTJN RANDOLPH. JAS. .tfI't
Ceno Al Manager Con-.
SOL. HAS. Jos I'IIf.
Traffic Manage DIf. agent
unf
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DAILY rtCalT sunnhr4.
800 pa. accommodation. leaves byrd sfroe
ffaUun Strives o. Ashland 80 pli.
b.Ui pm. leaves Ella, afT!tsi 80 ashland p
Ga pm.
SOB am. accommodation. arrives 80 Byr
street station. leaves Aenlani 90 o.
$50 pm arrives A. E.ba leaves Ashland
c. TAYLOR. Genore Ticket Azout
p. T. d. MygH6. General suoeontsl-cit
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL.
y hDh ID.
Two DAILY TRAINS 10 NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS rO LINtHHC re
SCHEDULE Ntflr.CI uLCaMbLhsj, isoo
LEAVE hlCHNoND
$50 ~ DAILY ria rs. hw0ui % PETERSBURG
raiDOai. LeNe- Petersburg ile
a. 81 daily arrive Norfolk ltl
a50A. M Daily. li1 Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. Arrive 40 IHf-r.H.f- IA. b.
a. st. Moo leaves iete.-Nura 1855
a. 81 for rmNit. LyucNDurg.
Roanoke. Bristol. Knoxville. uTd HlI
point. South Hn1 West lHHOl Oh
500 P. ". Daily ia aie0moaa aad petorsbur.
railroad. Arrives Ht efer-uuE ai
otUp. ~ lates Petersburg tlu h
M daily. arriving Nurl0.h $40 h
NJ. ,hhOCGh CAR 10 NOR
FOLK.
go r. ~ Daily. sia Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. arriving Ht pofersuurg nf
$50 J.. IT., connecting with rain no.
J. leaving Petersburg 40 $3.50 H.. ".
fDI Larmt UlD, Lyuclnuiy| Roanoke.
Pocahout r. Eiiet0l. hnoA fi'le.Ltat.
tan0oga oud ala points south and
PULLMAN sLEEPING-CARACCO8MODA
IlUN-.
no l-Sleoping-cr Petersburg no Br.sto.
without change. ItaElu- fUffi-huia daIIy af
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-23

RIcHN0ND 1ERWNAL-The Kich.
mond Terminal directors have agreed on
their financial plan A collateral trust
mortgage for S2j,000O00 al . per aeni il.
to be created of his - 100000 has
already been negotiated, the proceeds Of
which are TO pay Oh floating debt and
the amount due on The Georgia company
purchase The preferred stock is To- be
retired a. so, ia exchange for new bonds.
The outstanding Richmond and Dan.
vile, East Tennessee preferred and
Georgia company stocks are also 10 be
taken up together with the existing 8
per cent. collateral trust bonds.-Er-
chaHgG
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g9s gallo Gimra.

PUnLlsaED KvEKy DAY IN THE YEAR
ny THE TtNYs rUBLtaHiNG COM
PANY. OFFICE SO EAST MAIN STREET
RICHMOND, VA.
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wHsr poiNT Aoc0m0D tU0e.
{ hLD DOMINION spEAM9AlIDuA
PANY.
FOR NEW YoRE.


Steamers leave Richmond EVERY
DAY HUd FRIDAY at u.u.
steamcrz leave New York tUr N....
hA kNl WhDs hrNAh ana rA I.N.
lf D.. m.; arr| Y.-g In Richmond hl. IA -I
FRIDAY mornings.
Passenger accommodations 4p-.
Caufr fare ~ Sew York yIa Jflt rEN
route Including meals and Deer.
Round trip tickets limited 90 t..rt
after ia,e ui l-aue. .tt.t .t.ttt.t... Ii
-trCfnre with subsistence.
steefare, without subsistence.
Catin fare VIA Chesal"a te End NfU fiI-
ROAD. Dol. .f..s..f. ....H
Cabin fare VIA Richmond luf ltfC..uF
fHl. road t... tf...ftt.tf.
rickets can be Obtained b. A. vs.. NF
lONI Main street ca saIUafH H..
Richmond and ftcr. burg lepofs. a.l
panys Offices. layl Main slr.ll ani e.t0i
Rockets.
Fre.glts forwarded and through .so. at
ny issued tuf point. beyond Sos f.'.
frt rht received daily uutA l.
Passenger leaving Richmond r.
DAYs.IC EsDAls.W EDN E-uaf -.IH Or
DAYS. and aA.I kDAl. hF tn0 lrN..
and Ohio railway t"il NeWptft ANre.t. t .t ..
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-23

THE TINES 90 lNT0RMEas SELF-CON.
vICTED.-The discriminating force of the
alleged Parnell letters las been utterly
destroyed II does not matter whether
Pigott forged the writings or got them
from some other rascal The result Of
the testimony given by him and by
Houston the Times gO-between. is 10
throw every presumption against the
commences OF tho documents There
have been no attempts 10 give straight
history OF them or 10 trace them 90 their
alleged author On the contrary, The
evidence discloses their origin in conspi.
racy, mystery and dark doings such as
confidence operators resort to.-NeN
York Star.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-23

ssY-THIRD CHRISTIAN CHURCH. conner
" Twenty sixth and Marshall streets. Rev
A. Cole, pastor Preaching az II an aud ,.yl
pm; sunday school az 9.t5am.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-23

~ SEVENTH STREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH. Rev ;. W Cooper OF Bethany
College. win preach al II o. m., anc at p. IA.
Will deliver a Tree lecture subject. The
Key 10 the s5luton Of uus Great Problems. "
The public cordially welcomed