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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-05
THE DAILY TINES TUESDAY. MARCH 5. 1883

ested. and q complete history of the Pre-.
press and status of Richmond
While every subject treated OF by HE
Uonoris worthy OF careful consideration,
that portion of the message which relates
10 the financial condition of the city will
naturally attract the greatest attention
He shows that we begin the fiscal year
with A floating debt Of 5000 0j3, and that
we are within <ji6. 10l OF the limit Of
our bonded debit" And yet CON
tinues the message, 1T will doubtless be
very gratifying to our taxpayers TO know
that the money realized from the
sale of bonds. has been in the main,
wisely invested. and that we have valu-
able assets 20 show for nearly every dollar
of our bonded debt He shows further
that the assets of the city in The shape
of gas and water plants, public parks,
City Hall, and other public buildings, are
estimated to be worth more than $500
600. and if all these, and other proper
ties represented by bonds, We're sold st
public sale to-day, they would realize
enough TO cancel every dollar of our in
debtedness. and leave = handsome sur
plus in the treasury besides.
There are very few cities in the coun-
trv that can make such an exhibit and
it is one upon which each one Of our
taxpayers can heartily congratulate him
self. 1t shows that while Richmond is
sometimes charged with being slow and
old fogyish. she is sure ami solid, and
stands upon a gratifyincly firm foun-
dation. But the charge OF slow
ness against the city is also shown
By the Mayor 10 be without warrant. He
states that the number of new buildings
erected during the year was five hun
bred and ffty.fve. and their as.
sessed value IS s500oo The in.
crease in our jobbing trade was over
50 100000, while the sales OF our manu-.
featured products show an increase over
the yeaI preceding Of $1,000 and our
exports increased in value nearly a..
100000 This does not look either slow
OF old iogyish, but it shows that while
Richmond is not so given to buster and
brag as some other cities, she is moving
forward with rapid strides in the paths
of substantial prosperity
The suggestions of the Mayor as &c
the unwisdom of increasing taxation
and the necessity of adopting and ad
herring TO d sound financial policy which
will keep expenses strictly within The
limits OF income, viii be en-
dorsed by every rght-thinking chi
zen, and will commend itself particularly
10 the good sense of our business com
munity. The entire document is able
instructive, and Interesting and Awil
amply repay pefusal
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
{ MINOR
DRUG COMP ANY,
Wholesale and Retail
Druggists,
1907 MAIN ST,
OPPOSITE POsTOTFICE.

Keeps a large and we'll selected stock of fancy
TOILET SOAPS aud PERFUMES, COSME-
TICS. FACE POWDERS. BALMs and all kinds
0faeaufiful fine English. French and American
RBRU SIZES. CLOTH BRU SHES. FLESH
BRUSHES. SHOE BRUSHES, TOOTH and
NAIL BRUSHES.
We keep all the year round PLUSH CAShS
suitable for Bridal Presents a. well ~ Ladies
and Gontlemen's travelling sets
Al kinds of MINERAL WATERS both At
whoesaloand retail. We are agents torthe now
Justly calculated Dyspepsia cure. CHAsECIrN
LITHlA WATER. which We deliver tn any
part Of the city for . cents per gallon. Per
sons suffering with Kidney affection Will 10
well 10 drink this water freely.
We make "A specially Of hitting TIKI rntS
AMI keep a fuii stock always on hand also
SHOULDER BRACES aud CLUTCHES. all
kinds and prices.
We haycall the leading brands Of CHEWING
TOBACCO. and koepa nice line of CIGARS.
Give our PLANTATION CIGARa trial. Re
member 10 try cur NELLIE BLY, CHEWING
TOBACCO.
Physicians prescriptions carefully prepared
hv c0muetcut Pharmacists. ana none but the
pTRESr MEDICINES USED.
Persons contemplating having painting lone
ought 10 call and get a I olHr Card AMI prices
OF WadoswOuh's Silica Paint, which r. better
and cheaper tnan Lead and OIL
Please remember tnat for everything usually
found in n nrsf-eisss wholesale aud retail drug
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by pension for all Union veterans and
widows and orphans Of veterans.
ruF PROCESSION.

by pension for al Union veterans and
widows and orphans Of veterans.
ruF PROCESSION.
Al the close Of the speech the white
signal flag gave one grand flourish, which
was answered by the six other flags in
the distance. "a signM gun doomed aud
in one second the air was filled with
martial music and the troops began 10
move. the first division breaking
10 the left in column of com
panic. and marching around the
Capitol in route That described the
letter =. In the centre the great inky
sea Of umbrellas began to undulaic like
a real sea when wind suddenly strikes
IL. while on The tops of the black pillows
tie bright yellow plume- Of 'Ae cavalry
vidct,cs stream fii 10 and fro like sea
rulls rs the troopers clear away An ave-
nue. for the advancing column.
By the time the head Of the column
masses tine President get in a
carriage and follows the first division
which ac,. as his escort and goes TO take
his place ON the reviewing stand in front
OF tine White House.
THE INTEREST SHIFTS
al once 90 the ives, front Of the Capitol.
whose numerous windows, balconies.
and long marble terrace command a per-
feet view of the entire avenue This
beautiful boulevard looks like a mirror
halfcovcred with mist and enclosed with
ihc same an pcryading Grape Of UNI
hrellas from the circle just below usr a
mile un 10 the Treasury Department, at
the other end. which Won can just des-
cry through your field glass, as black ms
ink from the lofty columns down TO the
foot OF the steps.
The black mass oi umbrella Grape, toi
ii mile on each side, IL composed OF the
crowd on ne sidewalks and The densel
crowds on the improyised gal
lerics and balconies that are con
tinuous. without break from
the Capital 10 the Treasury But the
wide street is protected by rope and il
perlectlv clear except where at intervals
ihe cavalry vilettes stand like equestrian
statues on the dim mirror OF water tha
flows OF The polished asphalt az fast as
il falls Imagine what a gallant
and PECULIAR sight the mass OF
troops in double columns march
ing down the mirror looking highway
with the northeast storm tossing all theii
banners caily and the ain ringing viii
drums and uumpeis and wild cheers
while the whole thing is enclosed IN tha
CHASTITY black framing of Grape umbrel
la. The last gun booms as Presiden
Harrison takes his place on the review
ing stand and there is nothing more t'
foll about ihe Inauguration except The
description of the dresses at the ball
which leave 10 the TWO great press as
sociations as task above nav capacity
p McC
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Owens & Minor Drug Co.
OPPOSITE POsTOFFICE
WHAT AN OLD MAN. ~ YEARS OF AGE.
HAS T Q - \ Y
CONCERNISG THE
Chase City Mineral Watcn'
TonKlANp. NorTAwAY CorNrY. - :

PORTLAND. NOrTAwAN COUNTY. Va
August l1. l-,d.
d.. D. 3. H1fdg tt1.t lNg. Ift
SIN nr many years ! suffered very mufh
from dyspepsia. with It's complications, sush
as nerv0l ness. neuralgia. indigestion. consti -
nation. liver affection. etc., until became hi-
most confirmed invalid. burning the time ]
was treated by Intelligent physicians. who pre-
and other mineral waters. also d.. warner b,
Celebrated Liver and Kidney Cure, all 20 hut
ttlc advantage.
Hearing OF your nowly-dIscOie Chase
CITY Mineral Water ! seat i'r AMI obtained
IS case SO it. ii lasted me about three weeks.
during which time ! improved su much a- io
be- able 10 leave home, which / hli MOT been
able go do ior months previous. then Nrot tN
Chase CITY aud continued the use uf thc Wlt,l,
fresh from The well. tor four weeks. which
gave me more real benefit than all tle other
remedies c0mhin ID. ny nerves were soon
puieted. lcould sleep wei all night. my gloomy
tcats SIM iorcnudiug- vanished, nay mni hr'-
came bright ana cheerful. / Gould enjoy the
Company Of my friends which before avoid
rI. ms appetite Increased. nv digestion
greatly improved ESQ that could eat almost
ans KIND of food with .punityl. the constliu
zion was relieved. and the sidney affection
greatly benefited ali oi when attribute I'D
the use OBJ your mineral water
must say, in conclusion. thhf consider INC
discovery Of his water 5.s'tin1 ~ tHic. ~
ltmGnNV. Away with your drugs and nos
umm- Go a. natures fountain ~ hm.thi
Drink Of rs healing wafer Go af,Hs ana Dee
made whole" J. q. pow ELL.
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4 PATRIOTIC SENTMET.-All people.
therefore, can unite in expressing the
hope that the new Presidents course
will be wise, and that 1t will close upon
a country as prosperous and peaceful as
II is to-day. The Office belongs not 10 an
individual or party. II belongs TO the
people, and whether il incumbent he
Grover Cleveland or Benjamin Har-
rison, the office Itself must always com.
mand universal respect, and It's incum.
bent should he sustained in every act
calculated 10 cement the ties OF union
and increase the general content. -Bal-
fJJgorf san
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IT is stated that Mr. James Ii Bible
formerly OF Cleveland, and now engaged
in the Indian service has determined to
make his future home IN the growing
city Of Denver and pursue the profes-
sion OF the law II is fortunate Tor the
Deayerians that they will always have
Al least one Bible among them
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IHE MAYORS Annual MESSAGE.

The annual message of Mayor Ely
son, read 10 The City Council last night
published elsewhere in full-is one OF
the most exhaustive and interesting Of
such documents which has ever been pre-
sented In il the May gives lucid and
concise statements of the condition Of
the city and the different public enter.
prises in which our taxpayers are inter.
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\ Coon EXAMPLE TO Follow Ii
the new administration shall prove as
successful in all respects as that which
has preceded it the American people
will have cause 10 rejoice, Let Us trust
that, with the fair criticism TO which ii
should always be subjected, it will not
be followed by the partisan misrepre
sentadon and calamny that have logged
is predecessor - PHILADELPHIA Record.
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LEAVE RICHMOND.
sBA NJ. For Norfolk. Oh Point and New
port News, daily.
llO5 A. VI. Through Mail Ion Cincinnati and
Louisville. Daily. Norfolk 10 CIR
ton Forge: daily except sunday.
Clifton fOfxc tO Cincinnati. solid
train 90 Cincinnati Central Union
stat on. Pullman Buffet sleeping
Car Charlottesville 20 uCunHtl.
SEQ p. ". Through Mail Tor Norfolk. old
Point AMI Newport Nows daily.
Pullman lmfei larlor car except
SUNDAYS 20 Oil Point
400 p. NJ. Gorious,ille Accommodation. daily
except Sunday.
sgP. ~ Fast tvprcs~ tor Cincinnati and
Louisville daily. Connects in ton-
trail Onion Passenger STA lnr. tIu.
elunlfi for the West ana North
ives and 300 Union station. Ton
Nilie Tor the West and Southwest.
Pullman Buffet sleeping Cars o.
Cincinnati and Louisville.
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
s.2) A.. NJ. From GoldOnsyl,c. daily except
sunday.
1888 A. NJ. From Norfolk and old Point. daiis.
Pullman lNrot parior car except
sundays from old H. lar.
3lj =. ~ From Cincinnati and Louisville.
daily except sunday. west obi Oit-
ton Forge, daily cast OF tniton
Forge.
GOj =. n. From Norfolk and O'd Point daily.
800 4. VI. From Cincinnati 1ni Louisville.
daily
station Broad street near Seventeenth.
Ticket office. Corner Tenth anf Main aul
railway station. II. ". FULLER
General Passenger Agent
!. T. OfEfu, General Manager
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ALL patriotic citizens unite in the hope
that Harrison administration will be II
pure one As he starts out, however,
with the appointment OF Philadelphia
tailor, who bought his place in The Cabi-
net as General. the outlook
does not seem 10 be promising.
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Az IMPORTANT COLORED OFFICIAL
Governor Lee, OF Virginia, tells us that
no colored man should hold office And
yet the most important official on the
continent just now is the tinted brother
who happens 10 be the conductor of a
palace car. and who also happens 10
have two empty seats to dispose of.-Nse
Tofk Herald
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TIE BUSINESS OUTLOOK RAILROAD
earnings since January have shown II
general increase, bank exchanges
throughout the country reflect a fairly
active trade for the season, money i
easy, and the people in every section are
cheerful and confident that prosperous
year is before them.-EJshaa.s.
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GARDEN srtD.
EDlGARDEN SEED

"
We arc JUST receiving our usual spring sup
ply OF TRLsH and RELIABLE GARDEN
SEED. ana inyitea ln want Of Camden Seed
OF the BEST QUALITY 10 give MS IA call
The growth OF our business la this line during
the last twelve years evidences the superior
quality OF our seeds aud Wa promise our pa
irons 10 tbe future a. ia the PAST, % exercise
the same care which has given our seed their
deser,inry high reputation with the public
Country orders promptly filled. All small
seeds mailed fee OF charge. Large seeds 3
cents per pound postage
EP. REEVE co,
Druggists and seedmen.
fs estf ,4e east Marshall street.
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NNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE
~ FISCAL YEAR ENDING THE 3lsr
DAY OF DECEMBER. lss.. Of TnE Ar-
TIAL CON DlTioN OF THE MANI ATTAIN
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. ORGAN
lZ.D UNDER THE LAWS OF THE STATE
OF NEW YORK. MADE TO THE AZ DlTOlt
OF Pt Bile cCou u FOR THE ,ON.
mon WEALTH OF VIRGINIA. PI nSl Ant
TO THE CODE OF VIRGINIA. CHAPTER
80. >ECrGO.S izsO AND lssI REGu LATINO
THE REPORTS on lNSt RANCE tOMPA-
NiES
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RrDDIEBER LOST HIS GRANGE
Senator Riddleberger, OF Virginia, sent
in his resignation yesterday, but as his
term expires to-day the act was hardly
necessary. If Riddleberger had resigned
six years ago he might have bad some
claim upon the gratitude of the country.
--BaA,M0rs Herald.
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ADVERTISING RATES

~ Reading notices Ia reading matter iyIe.
10 cents per nre NonpuoiL loaded IL Gems
Ter inc.
tF~Wants. marriage and death notices. not
,Neeed.ns eight lues. Is cents each insertion
- Special contract rates furnished on APP
pIclton.
Auction sales. Legal Notices and Annse-
rnent Advertisements ~ per inch each In
sertlon.
Raioctcd communications VIII not 10 re-
turned.
Entered 40 the Richmond Va postorice A.
.N-..l l-l-s mlfI-r-
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J ". MCLEAN; President

J. ". MCLEAN. President.
n. i. WEMPLE. secretary.
sworn n IN tho City OF BROOKLYN before
Wm. N. Stebhln-, Notary Public 80 KINKS
County. by J. ST. NcLeHn, President aud
H-ury Y. Wemp e. Secretary.
IA.PLEAsANTs. GENERAL AGENT.
A.. b. lIGHItOOI. SPECIAL AetNr.
el6 T. Main street Richmond Va
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INSURANCE.

fPnbbshed by Authority of the Auditor OF
Public Accounts Of the Commonwealth Ut
virginia.
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On Trains nos. "a art t srapn Ufu n
tween New lOrs and Tampa. i4. .... ...
sonsfID. or Trains Nos. ID nNi
cara hCiwrtn MH.. HrHt Ton fH.
ana between .l.r.f.n HHI iN.
Train 40. b, .Ifeuins. can. If.f
York and Jacksonville. Dn iItIns N..
o. sIeepinE-,ars between NNH I..
IhOmH.iiIo. Ga. Ou triU sos.
sIrtuiuN caf. leINpeu "A H-HIHHIHH ..i
4nnRIID. ana between Richmond .I
eueD.r g.. Don addition tn iI. above.
mENLW YoRh ANptiUuuA- fIl'ti
consisting Nf Vc>rhl'n pu msn .I.
leaves UhWNHd. -.Ifl ....I.i.
NOnlaf- WtInt-lile rU.I IfIItI..
Petersburg. nlrfN. r.unI. .f .l H.. .I
saws. lhundajs. and Saturdays ..'.
Is charged ou rlls train.
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Name Of the company IN full. The Manhai-
tan Life Insurance Company. Home or prin-
cipal Office CO.. -iid company. 1856 Broadway,
New York city character of the comp ny.
whether life. accident. casualty cify cO-opefa-
fiy. ASSOCIATE n. brotherhood. live stock, or
surancc. President james M. Nc Lean. Nico-
Presidents Jacob J.. Haisey. l.t. Henry
r. Stokes. md. Secretary Henry y. Wcmple
Acfuary samuel y. >fcbhins. Organized B
lsig. Commenced business; August lst. ~
Name Of the General Agent IN virginia;
Adalr Pleasant Residence Of the General
Ag M in Virginia: Richmond.
during the year. ....''....'..1..' $685. %
TIE amount Of insurance effected ssS
thereby. ........... Snopt.' go
d d1 Ii'i' The YEAR. '. -. la5lsso r.
The amount ui interest received. .,. -,
and AL other receipts. .....-.. olN'i'' ID
me 1se aT Tsnr '' ''.'.' i'' ''''"9 osozl 50
The amount of losses unpai' lu-u-' :,
The amount Of expense, 80. ..... it'''" d
'f qor reo.e ND'D'1' V' . r' i5561 90
TIE amount OF Liabilities or risks
thereon. aad al other lilhll ........- ,.
fies.............. ..t.ttt.. ... f'Nf''' ~
a a,y "'''''' W. .' '.. 10000 %
'e'esied..''...........~......... II 5l3os 81
Real estate ...t S-..tr -
Bonds ana MORTGAGES. Jh@.u,- lB
Temporary loans .... ilN,.i- ~
ptefu. LOft- .......t.. HW.fnl 20
Bonds and stocks .... 2.ti3 lNl ODD
Cash ........... ........ lHi. AH 81
Int due and accrue o.. li0ul a
Prcms dua and defer
red. .-.-........... -7El H $1,000. ..
Amount ~ dividends .......... 2'0.ls. 81
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WEST POINT ACCOMMODATIONS.
sTnAnlsnlrs
nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP CON
~ pANY.
FOR NEW YORK.

Steamers leave Richmond ENEhR 1uEH-
DAY and FRIDAY 200 3 D.m.
steamers leave New YORK. Tor Richmond
BVERY WEDNESDAY and SAIUkDAt
40 80. H.; arriving ln Richmond hOtDA aul
FRIDAY mornings.
Passenger accommodations unstg Da led.
Cabin fare 20 New 0rA VIA James river
route lucuding meals ald ucrihll .....
Round trip tickets mI1ca % thirty days
after date OF issue. .......... u "a
Storage Win 8unsistenre. ......... 49,. oD
StetIage, without subsistence I'd
Cabin fare VIA Chesapeake and Onivull-
road ...t.... t.... I'D ~
Cabin fare VIA Richmond Aui fetof Durg
Ia road ............ lN Ni
Tickets can Zoe obtained as IS. 81. 0alher's.
100 Main street; Chesapeake and Ohio and
Richmond and Petersburg depOts. and at com
psny's Offices. iylt Main street, and wharf,
Rockets.
Freghts forwarded and through bills % lad
ing issued Tor points beyond Sow York.
Freight received daily unfl hour or sailing
Passengers leaving Richmond On MON
DAYS IL EsDAN.. WEnN hSnAYS. 81 T. Ro-
DAYS ana SAIL RDAfs hy the Cir saptHske
and OhlOrailway Cia Newport heW-lag So r. pi
and by Richmond ard Petersburg usirosd
same day AZ 1915 am, viii make cOun-rti0n
at NORFOLK with steamer leaving those
days. ..
No. l}l sisin street. and
2lg 1877 COMPANY Wharf, locAetts.
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CONNECTIONS

Train No. 81 connects daily at Keysyihr.
for Chase city Clmksvilc. and Oxford.
Durham Houde. SOD aud Raleigh con-
meets af Greensboro Cor Durham.
Raleigh Sal en-. and Winston. and all points go
North Caro- ma D vision. nt salisbury for Ash
Vile. Hot springs and aH points n Western
A. K. x.
Train Ne. - connects daily a. Greens
hOrO' Tor ialcm. Winston. Raleigh. Colds
hOIO', and MCrchead cry. ef Salisbury iDl
AsheSile. Hot Springs. and Nl points 4.
Western North Carolina. at Charlotte Wlti
Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta railroad iof
Columbia. Augusta, Aiken. Charleston, rfac
nah. IhDnasYilie. t0- Jacks InNiie fld other
Florida points also with Carolina contra
railroad Tor Wilmington.
Trains from tlc South arrive az hlch,nonN
~ N .--- nm i
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Y0HsA ESEN Els ElHE

Daily except sunday
The FayOrtc Route o. Et'tm0l
The steamers OF this |luU are m deis nl
beauty, elegance. and COM Ort
fLeave Richmond
1920 and q p,W.
Arrive Baltimore Leave hfllDlfe
S.NAm IfH-
Arrive kchm0nd-N.n ~ fluluH-ul.
Fare Richmond 10 bmumJit. tlfariii
~ SECOND class. fiN.
The York River Line affords superior Ni
gantlgcs % business u 30 il enabling Their .p
leave Richmond uear she CLOS oi fhe a4f
transactions. and arrive al Baltimore tai'
next morning. after having enjoyed deLful
ful nights rest. free from tn dust and g. Of
railway travel.
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATIONS.
IL ave Richmond esd 30. depot. - 'O Am
Arrive Richmond. " q. ID p m
sDaily. 'Daly eScfsf sunday.
Depot and tiCket-1ihrt loot OF Nrgina
street: up Town Office, conner Tenth and Main
streets.
PEYToN RANDOLPH. JAS. l.. TAYLOR
Gene. al Manager. Con. pAa-r Agen-
SOL. HAAS, JOS. =. POTTS.
Traffic NanaAar. DIV psas.r Agent
Dol5 Richmond Va
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DIEDMONT AIR LINE.

RICHMOND 8 DANyILLE RAILROAD
SHORTEST AND QrlCKE,r ROUTE TO
THE cOJlH
PULLMAN sLErPERS on ALL NiUH9
TRAINS.
scHrrULElN BFfecT fgnY.i 1879.
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Remittance should De- made by draits'
checks. rosfoGce orders OF registered lcttci
payable 90
Richmond. Va
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GbT DailD dintra.

pr t,eurD EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR
tuE Ql.k- pJRLI. HING CON
PANY' OFFICE SO EAST MAIN STREET
h4FHNDNp. "a.
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RAIL DADS.
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL
~ WAY COMPANY.
LEAVE nICHNONn.

SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT FEBRUARY 2lru
$50
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ASHLAND TRAINS.


TIIIT BUT "T"|f
40 pm. accommodate. leaves f
station arrives 30 .aIItH.
eA pm leaves E.0a liufes at o. .a.I 50
90, pm.
tiI am. aI ImmOiafirn, arrTUf .f .I
sfrtef station, leases A ..I.
auI.
S5g pm. arrives AZ Eha leaves t.aans n
hlt pM.
ca. TAYLOR, Genera t.
p. T. ID. MYERS. General ouu"ruIt
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CIVIL SERVICE

were highly Repu blican, but were very
straight 10 the point, that the heads Of
departments would be held responsible
for recommendation and that the al
ministraiion would not hurry itself for
anybody, whatever mi.ht be lis turning
out plan
TWO VERY STRIKING PARTS OF THE AD-
DRESS
were the tender manner in which the
President dealt with the surplus
and the protective system. and
the bold way in which he
recommended a thorough provision
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iFkSh AH.ff
Richmond, - ~ am. hNI'N.h
Richmond. -tINum. hUr.
Norfolk. . Jam. k.hm.. .F
Norfolk, so pm. t lu. a.
These trains also make clos.
for farmYle. iynghlurs. .fa
western point. AND all stations .ut
and Western rfIn.ad.
a.
r.H|I
e.. O. DID,. Hl .H
Genera. r t.... H'. ....
T.. ". tNERsON General fast Ha ht
Sol HAAS. Traffic Manager
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gTHf DAILY TINEs.
CRY DELIVERY.

Delivered la any part OF the city ana MAD
chester by carriers az IL cents per week.
Persons desiring the TINrs delivered al
heir home. can secure II by postal card re-
gcst OF order through Telephone No hF
when deliver. irrcsdar immediate con-
.io,nf should b. made 10 the once. The ~
5rc.. NAV ho changed rs desired. II care be-
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Al half past II the ~erk Of the
House announced tina, the House was
ready 70 adjourn, and, directly. the Pres.
ideni sends word he has no more com
municsiions TO make, but, a. il is now
i've minutes 20 noon, and neither Of the
two great stars have arrived, it is neces.
sary 10 turn back The clock Old man
Basseti, the tutelar genius Of the Senate.
deputy sergeant-atarm grasps his long
hook and approaches The clock
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