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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-20
TRAINS kokfHw And


STOPPING PLACES
Nos. Il. Is. and - make no stops. No g
stops on silna at Centralia. No. - stoi
only on sigma at Chester (cntraia al f
Manchester No % stops on sixuh al
ccgular stations. Hnc also at iVmUie's g.
Port walthall. Nos. 10, q. &. - and
sill stop ~ all stations for psssrng~-
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE.
On Trains Nos "A and 3 sioeplng-csrs
tween New York and Tampa. , a., (Yia JaC
sonville) On Trains Nos. ~ aud q sleepin
cars between washin,tO and ChsIio.f
! and between Washington and Jacksonville. D
lHin No. 70 sleeping c.. between Ncv
York and Jacksonville o. Trains NOs 2l ant
IS sleeping cars between NeW York an,
ihuma-wiie. Ga. ON trains Nos. 81 nnd ~
sloepIng-cars between AH-hlngton and Jack
sOnyiie. and b, tween Il. hm.ud and Flor
cncc. 3 G. In addition 20 Oh al owe,
THE NEW YORK AND FLORIDA SPECIAL
cousisting Of vostibule Pullman ctrs Oull
leaves Rchm0nd, -Outl-bOuud, az 1:2j pm OBJ
Mondays. " educsgays and lrdays. and as,
Petersburg, nOrth-DDuud, al is25 am. on Iun-
ays. Thursdays. and Saturdays. LNun Tar,
Is charged on this train.
THE ONLY ALL-hAILLlNB TO NORFOl X
LEAVE hRRIva
Hichmond, '90am. Norfolk. i2j D,
Richmond, '60Opm. Norfolk. $40 d
Norfolk, go am. Richmond. llal an
Norfolk, s5NUpm. Eichmfni. B.I5 DC
Thoso trains also make close oonnectio
Tor tarmflle, iyncnbury, and s0nf
western points and all stations % the Noril
and Western railroad.
RI sVIIY
8ulCrintondel
K. 4. d. NY1R5.
General Superintendent
7. NJ. EMERsoS, General Pas.engeg Agent
Sol HAAS. Traffic Manager. fal
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CANADA AND TEE UNITED STATES
II is a striking sign Of the drift of feel
ing in the Dominion that the Canadian
Liberals should now propose 10 sundei
the last tie connecting their country 20
Great Britain That is the purport Of
the motion sanctioned by a caucus OF the
Liberal members Of the Ottawa Pariia-
ment and committed 10 the advocacy Of
Sir Richard Cartwright. The proposal
is that heDceforth the Dominion shall
have The exclusive power of negotiating
commercial treaties affecting Canadian
interests. In other words, the Ottawa
Government, which already makes tariff
laws discriminating against British im'
ports and in favor of American, demands
authority to 90 by means Of treaties fur
Their in the same direction, even, it may
be, TO the point Of freely admitting -
Exchange.
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STATEsYAS DoBR, who has blocked
the West Virginia Legislature IN the
election Of a Senator, says that he OPP
poses Kenns, because Kenna represents
bossism. Kenna has bad a short and quite
brilliant career, but like many another
man in like circumstances be got on
horseback before he knew how 10 ride
and the consequence is that the Demo
cratic nag bucks. II Kenna does not
get in he mag be retired for good. That
is. he may be good in his private life,
and his constituents should not begrudge
this sacrifice on the altar OF domestic
virtue.
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nr MAIl.. rosrAaE rRErAID.

Remiitanccs should be made by drafts
checks. postoliics orders or registered letter
PAYABLE 10
TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY,
Richmond. Va
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THE late info nation TO the effect that
Germany would agree to joint protec-
torate on the part Of the United States,
Great Britain aud herself on equal terms
practically comedies all that this country
has ever claimed.
The German policy is now evidently a
pacific one, and It will doubtless remain
so, at least pending the conference TO be
shortly held by the representatives Of
the ihree civilized nations interested.
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YORK RIVER ftAE

TRAINS Daily. Steamer IfI-Neo.s
Tho fay0uto Route to h..rr..
The steamers Of tnia uuD are u lois
beauty, elegance. and comfort
fLeaNc Richmond Tuesday LuurlHF I.
Saturday az a.3 pm.
Arrive Baltimore Afrfn hll ..a
o.l0e.m 1000
Leave Baltimore Tuesday Thur lly lal
urday ot pm
fare Nchmuni % Baltm0n. fln. C..t,
&; second class. flO.
The York River Line atOru5 uIeIUr
vantagCs to business ucn ID rnalIUa fnN.l |
leave Richmond near the close ar lft lI "a
transactions, and arrive at BaItluUe rI
neNt morning, after having rulDfrN a lrI
tui nights rust, free from the dnrf aud '.-
railway tWfcI
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATION.
Lave richmond Cs3d st. depoD o. oh.r.
Arrive Richmond, 10 l l.u.
'Duiy. fDaiy except sunday.
Depot and ticket office foot OI H.rTfr.f
street up loWn 0ihce, corner Tenth and l.a.'
streets.
PEYf3h RANDDLrH. JAS. T.. "a lNN
Gene. al Manage. Gen. Pa.. Ae
SOL. HAAS, Jos. 3. INl t.
Traffic Manage DIV. Pas
n0if tl 200
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Mr.. BLAINE AND The HAUNTED
Brother Blaine's home in Wash
ington for the next four years, will be in
the historical brick mansion where
Philip Barton Key died, and where the
assassin, Payne, tried to kill Secretary
Seward Belknap lived there in Grants
time. and Mrs. Belknap died there. The
house is crowded with memories, many
of them tragic. 1t has been in turn a
family residence, a boarding house, a
club house. the social headquarters Of
TWO Administrations, q Government Of
ice. and vacant building. Stunned by
house-hunters on account OF ia repuia-
ton. " Y. SIN.
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AnvFRTIsING RATS.

xTReadiug notices In readins matter tyl g.
le cents per line y npaeil. loaded Y cen
Per line.
- Wants. marriage and dealt notices, noi
exec ding eight lncs. . cents each insert n
-ss-spee;ai contract rates furnished on ap
p1ostioD.
Auction sales, legal Notices aud Ainuse
M. n; Advertisements 81 per inch each In
sertion
z Jet communications VII no Be re-
turned
Entered az the Richmond va po.toaice a.
second Glass matter.
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TIE CoLD WAVE AND lCE.-TAe
Northwestern cold wave which the
Herald on Sunday forshadowed Tor this
section and New England to-day has al
ready moved eastward across the Al
leghanies. Ii is likely TO bring the mer-
curv down below fifteen degrees in this
vicinity, and from five TO ten degrees
lower on the upper Hudson Valley II
this forecast IL realized, the ice compan-
les will be able TO gather fair crop of
ice, or at least enough, with what they
have already secured, 10 make itunneces-
sary 10 raise the price of that commodity
next summer Herald
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3,i3s Prizes amounting to......... - o54' 500
NoTE.-Ticko's drawing Capital Prizes are
not eutitici 10 Terminal Prizes.
For Club Rates orany further Information
desired, wIite leeib 8 90 The Undersigned
clearly et4tlug vOir residence. with state
, ounty. street. and number More rapid
return mail delivery VIII De assured ny > Ut
enclosing an In, ClOpc bearing your iuu adj
dress.
send POSTAL NOTES. Express Money r.
ders, OF New York EAthlrse in ordinary irt
ter Currency By Express @t our expo nseh
addressed ..
NJ A. DAUpHIN,
New Orleans, ia.s
OF VI a. nAUPHIN,
Washington, ID. q.
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lie ONLY ALL~hAILLINB TO NORFol X


DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG,
Ia AND POTOMAC RAiLROA - -SchtdlI,
commencing JANUARY is d. les9-easter
standard uUe;
Ia4 AN. leaves bYfc sfleetstation daily; stop
oDly at Ashland Junction, Milford
and fredericksburg Sleeper G.
Washington and New York.
1877 AM. leaves BsId-s,feet sfltI lahy. "a
copt SUNDAY. Sleeper 90 washington
81 p m. leaves Byra--tfrvl slAt0s A4lis
sleeper 90 New YORK.
9tl sIn. arrives az Rvrd-strcet station daily
Sleeper from New York.
AS pm. arrives az Byrd street station daily
stops al fredericksburg, Milford. ant
Junction. sleeper trcm Mannstli
an New York.
..ll PIN. arrives at Hsrd-street station dailv
EXCEPT sunday Sleeper from Wash
ilstou.
The New Yor. and Fi.rda special. consist
ifg at vest.biue pullman cas-. leaves Byrd
street sfatlol % al. on TUESDAYS. Tour,
days, aud saturdays, ana arrives tii pm. Du
Nun'ay-. WEDNESDAYS. and Fridays. luI.
ttaln makes no lO al stops, AMI ext lafn De-
CHARGED. tirsr nYtth-6Jund Iain leaves
Thursday. 18th Instant.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
800 pa. accommodation. leaves byId-sue,'
station arrives ~ Ashland 40 pm.
oaA PM. leaves Eliza arrives az Ashland
oa2 pm.
$40 am. accommodation, arrives a, Byro
street ststion leaves Asalan at 1888
$3.50 pm. arrives az Elba leaves Ashland a.
ca. TkYLOR. General Ticket Agent
&. 7. d. MYERS. General SUPERINTENDENT.
NORFOLK AND WEorEkN RAIL.
. WO DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS no LiAt HbJ re.
sCHEUULEI affect DECtMBERGj 1855.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
$50 NJ. Daily. t.Q Ri hmOud a. Il Petersburg
rl.lOud. Leaves Petersburg llNE
A. N. daily arrive Norfolk l20
$50 y. NJ Daily, yia Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. Arrive at Petersburg Do. g
A. NJ. No. 3 leaves Petersburg lO.J
A. VI for firmyIlt, LynclUlrg
Roanoke, Bristol, Knoxville, and all
points sou hand West. 1ukOJGH
COACH 10 RADFOhD.
600 p. NJ. Daily, tia hichm0nd ard Petersburg
railroad. Arrives 40 ctersbug at
900 T., n layes Petersburg $40 y
NJ, daily. arriving Norfolk $40 7
N. HRUUGh CAR TO NOR
600 P. Nj. DAILY rla Richmond ana Petersburg
railroad, arriving 40 Petersburg 10
Q;Dl z. NJ, connecting with Train no.
], leaving Petersburg ut l-D h. VI.
for Farm Tile, iynchhurg Roanoke,
P0cahOut 3, Bristol, Knoxville, Chat
tanooga aud all points south and
West
PULLMAN SLEEPING CAR ACCOMMODA
TONS.
No l--Sleeping-car Potor burg 10 Bristol
without change. leaving Petersburg daily al
$40 Z. VI. Puman sleeper LjuchDurg g.
Memphis without change.
so. 3 Pullman sleeper Lynchhurg 10 Nov
Orleans, aud Roanoke 10 Chat auo "a, without
change.
Tickets. bagmge-checks. and all information
can Ue ObOned ar hi hmOnI and Petersburg
Railroad oepot, A. W. Carriers, .Uu Main
street, and at the Company's office. yOl East
daiu street.
". b. BENILL.
General Passenger Agent.
CHARLES C. EDDY. vice President.
General Office u anohe, Va.
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DlEDMONT AIRLINE

RICHMOND 4 DANvIiLB RAIIno,r
SHORTEST AND NOsT DIRECT nOTr.
TO 1Hr SOUTH
PrLLHAN SLEFfER- ON ALL NOM
TRAINS
.cHBnuLRlN sFReCT 1AN'Y. O. l.1
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-20

The REPUBLICAN VIEW Or 1.-TWO
weeks from yesterday this session Of
Congress viii terminate, and tho time
has been so ingeniously wasted that il
is doubtful whether some OF the most
necessary legislation may not fail. The
Democratic majority finds itself in eX-
IRENE difficulty regarding the various
tax reduction plans, because no agree
ment in caucus is certain 10 be obeyed
by g minority OF Democratic members,
small indeed, but yet sufficient with the
Republican votes in the House
10 decide any question. The Cowles
Internal Revenue Reduction bin was de-
iberately sent TO the Appropriations
Committee instead of Mr.. Mills Commit
tee on WAYS and Means by such an
agreement OF few Democrats with the
Republican members, in order 10 make
sure that il might be reported and have
a chance of passage. Mr. Randall is ex-
pected to make an effort 10 morrow TO
get the House 10 consider il, and if il
comes up before either Of the tariff bills
there seems to be some reason TO expect
that il may be sent 10 the Senate. But
that is 10y no means'the only difficulty
". T. Tribune.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-20

BREcKINRIDGE AND THE CLAYTON
CASE. - The Herald finds fault with
Congressman Breckenridge Of Arkansas
for having nothing TO say about the
killing Of Clayton. II # were true that
Mr. Breckenridge had kept silent
there would be good groJnd 30 cfiticise
him lie has not, however, been silent,
but, on the contrary, has expressed his
deep regret for the occurrence and his
great anxiety for the punishment Of The
perpetrators Of the crime. The only
thing that M Breckenridge has omitted
10 do in the premises is 10 resign his seat
in Congress, which the Republicans are
exceedingly anxious to have him do and
hence the tremendous amount Of news
paper writing that is done about The
case.-N Z Star
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DIR. sCHENCk'- Book on Consumption.
Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia, sen, free.
pB. J. #. sCHESek S son. philadelphia. Pa.
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LEAVE RICHMOND
si5 A. ". For Mort TX. Od POINT ana N0r.
port News, daily.
iit0 4. VI. Ihr ugh Nah for tinfinnaff and
lOuistile Dauy. Norfolk fr f.f
too Forge. daily rarrpf suUt..
Chron Forge 90 fintlfnHfL
train 20 Cincinnati Comm. T...
sfat or. Pa man Buffet ...r...
Car 'nari aftossilie fo inf nr.f.
$50 =. VI. through Mail f0r Nnrf.l. U.
Point ang Newport Non. I.f.
400 =. ". 1OiiOi ~tillo accommodate I.
except sunday
SO y. VI. Fat IHprc-s for tlncInn % a..
Louisville dali. Connect. U 49,.
tfil | MON .-rn .fr sra .f.. d ...
emma g. Tor tno 81 fsf nrl Nn....
ives and on Union .I.... ..
Ytllc. far fhe West aHI ~t..fIr
Pullman Buffet slcop.. Car. .
Clncln att add Lousvl.e
ARRIVE Ar RICHMOND.
so A. NJ Prom Gordouswlc. daily or
sunday.
1885 4. NJ Prom NorfOIk AMI on r0.nf. r.N.
8lj 4. VI. FROM Circinnfu ana l..s....
dily except SUNDAY. nlsfnI a. ID.
ton fofgci daily cast OF C.....
fOrge
Cos p. NJ From Norfolk ard Oli POINT. f....
900 =. VI. From Cincinnati alI LU...I...
daily.
station. Broad street moor Seventeenth.
% ket-0flce. Corner Icufl arI N...
railway station. ID. iDlILN
bcncf0 PASSENGER A..rI
J. T. ODELL. Genera. Manager
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Train No I'D connects daily af hrr...
Tor Chase City. Gainesville, Hrf
Durham. Henderson ans N.I.II.
meets a. Greensboro fnr
Raleigh. Salon. and Winston. Hr. al. f....
North Carolina Division. Hf Salisbury I.
vile. HOT springs and aH l0int, |n Wesley.
North Carolina. and at Charlotte flf g.. 3D.
A. r. r..
Train No. 81 connects daily af 0n..
00rO' for Salem. Winston. Raleigh SOIL
bOr0'. and Norchcad Guy at 0N0I
AsheylNe. Hot Syringe. $3.50 t. IunI
Western North Carolina. at Chan ..r
Charlotte, Columbia aad Augusta ra.H..i
CO.umb-i, Augusta, Aiken, tlHrHsf0U.
sab. 1bomsskllte. Ca. ltpksDltl .e aII ....f
Florida pllut-. also with Caroline I.I.U.
railroad Tor Wilmington.
Trains from ho South arrive et f.fU
IN. Il /. n rH
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fTHR DAILY TINES.
CITY DELIVERY.

Delivered IN any part Of the city ard Man
chester 10y CARRIER at ~ cots per week.
Persons desiring the TiAEs delivered ~
her homes can secure it by postal cara re
uost or order through telephone NO @'
when delivery is irregular immediate com
,laint should b. made 10 toe Office The al
dress may De changed as desired. If car" be
t.kcn In all cases 10 mention the Old and new
address.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-20

Tmr passage Of the bill for the admis-
sioa Of the four new States, and the cer'
tain,y Of disposing Of all the appropris'
ton bills, it is believed by the Demo
crats, will obyiaie the necessity of an
extra session Of Congress They say
tina, the President would not be justified
in calling one on the preiext OF reducing
the surplus revenue, when the whole
plea would give away the patty 10 4
plan Of Office grabbing.
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In effect Mr. Cleveland says to one Of
his administration organs: Tell the
people that as President have been q
success" Il would have been more be-
coming and modest if g. c. had allowed
the people TO find out that important
fact themselves Baltimore Herald
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-20

ALL REApY AT NrcARAGUA.-Now we
shall have an isthmisn canal to connect
our Atlantic and Pacific coast, and in
quick order, too The Nicarauea com
PAW are laying on their oars, every man
AT his post, anxiously on the LOOKOUT for
President Cleveland 10 raise that flag.
When be signs the bill passed By both
houses they will Immediately start.
They have tho men and the money
too" to quote the English jingo hymn
Everything from a wheelbarrow TO q
Hercules dredging machine is contracted
for and ready for embarkaliOn.
The day after the bill becomes a law
work will begin on this great engineer
ng enterprise, and vi b American .kil.
inSentiveness and capital the rapidity
with which the work will be completed
NAV astonish the world Al least, this is
what We are promised, and what We
have reasonable expectations Of seeing
realized. Sign the bill at once, MI
President. I Herad
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sIsaM.lfIPs.
- l~-------sH~T-r-,-@--r- |.-n.--aer.- ..
I ALD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COZ
~ pANN.
FOE NEW YORK.

Steamers leavo Richmond EYEkH Ill.+
DAY and FRIDAY Ht Din.
Steamers leave seW YORK ilr N..n
EVERY "WEDNESDAY enl sAILfI..
at8p. IN. erriFugi n Richmond MDNuAf srI
FRIDAY mornings
Passenger accom- 40o4tiun. 4lsuf Dt.eei,
CABIN fare 20 New York Fil i amos r.Nrr
route uncluding meals and ntrtlI......t
kOuud-trIp tickets limited tD thirty 1850
AFTER date al issue. .ttt.t.tt. d.
afaeraR8 win suDslstl uC..,.t.. ....tt.tt. .|
steer ago. without subsistence. .t...... .I
Cabin fare via Chesapeake au1 ONO fAI-
rOuNstfttff ..ftffH...... 1T .
Cabin fare via Richmond 4ll PctCrslul.
rhiiINA fs fftf.aHtftff fftffa...
Tickets can b8 ODtlnef ai A. W. t..I FL.
100 Main sweet Chesapeake aul N0I
Richmond and Pgllrshlrg fcllfs. anf
pany's OFFICES, 1911 Main street. ald n q,
Rockets.
Frcights forwarded and thruugl W f.
lDg issued tor poluts Desonc sew furf.
Freight received daily anti hour rt Eco
Passengers leaving Richmond nr f|H.
DAYs.TC ESDAYs.W Euh E5uAIsIhl I.-
DAYS. and sALL hDAfS bY tLr lnH-tf DID,
and Ohio railway ola Newport NewslAf $500. %
and ~ Richmond hrd Petersburg u.fOlt
same day. at il.1s am, viii maze come. .i.4
az NORFOLK with steamer leaving t.ss
days.
GEORGE ". ALLEN s. Co., Aaafs.
no. l1l Main street lli
2jy ls-tf Company, Wharf. ha- fei'i.
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J.. &. ELLIOTT. Bfr7ifut,l. y T. writes.
When began using yrurmeiicnf- bad r1n down
81 weigbt forty pounds. Tho Vaia iu ms breast.
hack and shoulders msde my nd hts almost -eorci
Hal night sWcIfs and heWurrhazc-. sa- tod
by my physician. that had consumption. Your
meliClue. cur 4 mgH
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UNDEa the caption Constitution
Choppers" the New York Tribune re-
marks.
1.-THE left wing OF Lees army wa:
always very wrong on the Constitution
and now that the Confederate brigadiers
have returned TO Congress, they take up
the came strain. Il 10 astonishing how
much affection some men have for that
venerable instrument when they can con-
strue it their own way. and how little
when they can not
The 7ri5uas itself IS proof that there
IS good deal OF truth in the above as.
sertion Was il not that same able jour
nal , hich once denounced the Constitu
tion as "a covenant with death and a
league with heL," or words TO that effect
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al. gailu dimfa.

TT LiSHHp EVERY DAY IN THE YkAh
ny THE rIMEs pUBLIcuING COM
PANY. OFFICE SEQ EAST MAIN STREET
RICHMOND. VA.
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l-NOTF. Nos. and run daily b0twcen
Richmond and Clifton Forge, and daily except
sunday between Balcony Fails ana Lexing
ARRIVE RICHMOND
i55 pm.-MA 4. daily
9l5 aiu.-ACCOMNODATIOs daily tsxoop
CONNECTIONS
AZ clifton Forge via Chesapeake aud Ga.
rail way iOr the south, West. ava NOl Invest.
At Ly1chcurg with NcrrolA aal Wesfai
railroad for a.! points South, Southeast. ~.
southwest, and Yirg1l8 Midland railway n
al points Norm and south.
AT Richmond with Associated lialHaya 10
All points In the south, and Richmond. FREQ.
icksJurg ana Potomac rairoao Tor the N1rti
At Lexington WITH Baltimore and OniO m
road. making close connections at Harper
ferry % and from f.tHJIrg and tue ~
also 10 points NCrLl and last.
SLEEplN0-CARS LIADHBukG - MEI
PHlS, NEW ORLEANS. and LITTLE ROC
Trans marked daily except sunday sDaia
Tickets sold 70 all points. Dfhcca y
Z 60 Main freet, 100 Main stTeet,krc
Richmond en Allegheny depot. Egao -
JOHN K. MACMuRDo.
lde5 GEM Passenger ago
RICHMOND, EKkDEKIDAssU 10 All
POTOMAC.
THROUGH ALl.-kAIL BASr-FRFiGF
LIVE TO AND FROM BALTIMORE
PHILADELPHIA. new YORK,
AND A6TERN AND
WESTERN CITIES.
ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND BALTIMORE
IN EACH DIRECTION.
Couespondingiy quick time % other polhM
Through bills Of laden issued a. low rstes.
g. A. TAYLOR,
~ - Genera Fraght Agent
DHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND AND
Il NORFOLK STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Appointed sailing days every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY al j. ". ami every SUNDAY Al
a. NJ. trright Tor Tuesday and Friday
steamers received tn ll:J 4. VI. For sun
days steamer tih 5 L. Vi. saturday. Freight
received daily TIL y. NJ.
Fare 10 Phlaurig ma ....s... .....t.......t Is u
For further information apply 20
}. W. MCCAhkICk.
General southern ,gent.
Oflce. RO' ketfs.
W.P. CLYDE n CO..
de % General Agents, Philadelphia.
ARCHITECTS.
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Chauncey Depew has succeeded in
getting charter through the New York
Common Council without paying a dol
lar for brides. For unsurpassed cheek
and monumental gall this takes the
diploma in the name of ST Jacob
Sharp how does Depew think those poor
men are 10 make living - Washington
Pot
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1t looks very much as if New York 5
appreciation OF Miss Cushman's char.
actef and talents was rather more sub
stanIial than that of her native city Of
BostOn.-BOsl0H Herald
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NHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAN
u WAY COMPANY
LEAVE RICHMOND

SCHEDULE Is EFFECT FEBRUARY io-..
Iss9. ''''
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THE INAUGURATroN.- w hatoyer may
have been the character Of past inau-
gural ceremonies, the event TO take place
on March 1 will not be conspicuous FOR
JoiYersonian simplicity Preparations
for the most elaborate pagde and dis
play are already being perfected, and %
Il cxnected that the ceremonies of the
dav and night following will eclipse
everything Of the kind ever seen in free
America
The Inauguration itself will be most
simple and unostentatious ceremony.
The Presiient-elect in company with
President Cleveland, viii be met by a
member of the Senate committee OF ar
engagements and escorted TO the ice
Presidents room ia the Capitol From
here they will be ushered into tho Senate
Chamber while the oath Of Office Is being
administered to tho Vice-President.eleet
-Bq1im0rs HeraM
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-20
CREAM OF THE PRESS.
LIVING iSSTES DISCUSSED ~ TIT
METROPOLITAN PRESS.
The Cabinet The Inauguration All h'hp,
nj Nicaragua {. ida and the unto"
States nr BIaine and the Haunted
Uouse-The Gold Wave and Ice.

Sfates-Mr. Blaine and the hh""''"
Bousc-The Gold Wave and Ice.
TINS CABINET.-A dispatch from IN
dianapolis says that the Ners, whose ed.
itor is near personal friend OF Genera
n prisons, says there are excellent
grounds for stating that the eight eXeou,
tive officers have been decided upon, ana
that. unless il is deemed advisable 10
change the list between now and March
fth. the nominations OF the following
named will be sent to the Senate.
For Secretary OF State 80 James 4.
Blaine, of Maine
Treasury-William Window, OF MINI
nesOta.
War-Jcremiah Rusk, Of Wisconsin.
Navy-John Il. Thomas, OF Illinois.
Interior-J. W. Noble, Of Missouri
Attorney General-W. II. II. Miller OF
Indiana.
Postmaster Goneral-John Wana-
maker. OF Pennsylvania.
Secretary Of Agriculture - Warner
Miller. of New York