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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-13

july 12.-The prospects are that
larger amount of business Will be done
here the coming season than ever be-
fore. The cotton season will begin as
early a- September list.
TIE West Point Star has gone into the
hands of "a receiver. Mr. l.. &. Catlett,
of the Vrg.niaa, taking charge.
It il stated that everything is not
lovely in the Republican camp here.
The party is divided. some are strong
Malone men and some are strong anti
Malone men. 1t is believed that the
Republicans will run a new man for
Legislature this fall by the name Of
Suead.
The County Agricultural and lmmi-
grafton Society met at King William
Courthouse Tuesday. and G.. l.. MORT
SON was appointed 90 submit a constitu-
ton at the next County Court. DR..
Croxton was appointed TO confer with
tine board of supervisors. The farmers
of this county and King and Queen
seem alive Co the interest of agriculture
aud immigration. and if their combined
efforts are made in the right direction
good results are sure To- follow.
CUPID.
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LUClHN q. TATUN. Wee President
No. iill Main street and 10, kei.sl
Irwin wkislGEg. Freight and fkssei scr 50
smf.tI
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H5-sT. ANDREWS CHURCH. corner of
Laurel and Beverly streets, Rev. Pike Pow
crs. d. 3D.. rector Services every sunday 700
d ann and SGD pm @unlny school ut $3.50
ID IN.
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The District Conference of the East
ern-Shore District Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. South Will assemble
in Hampton on the 10Th instant. and
remain i'm session for four DAYS. There
viii be two sessions each day. and
preaching at n o'clock and at night.
The body will embrace representatives,,
lay and clerical, from nineteen pastoral
charges. and will contain about ninety
delegates. In il will be found some OF
the best and cleyerest men m the coun-
try. Governor Jackson, of Maryland
is % member ana is expected 10 be pres
ent. All the meetings will be open to
the public. Monitor.
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RAILROADS


D1CUNOND. FREDENlCbs'h, Y NV, ~
H. AND POrONAC RAiLROADD.-o.csinss,.e' , r,.
commencing APRIL 2lst. i'''
standard time. ...f., daily. stops
o. "' o,'iv A. Ashland Junction. Mil''.'
and fredericksburg. rif'p'4
Washlngfon and NtW lorh. 3d.. 49,.
Inn am. leaves Rvrf street station cAii5'''
,s,nm. leaves Byrd street stsiios daily
slecpcr Go New York. an.
s.5g am..arrivea 81 Byrd street station nAi9
Sleeper from New York. IN.
e.ys nm arrives AZ Byrd street riaNili tNlt
stops AZ fIcdsr|Ci. tlfE. 1llNfu
IurotionanI AsnIa a. sleeper lfln
Washington anfl New York.
fO.t0 nm. arrives AZ Rvfi street station CAR
except sunday.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT sUSDAys.
easam. leaves Ella. Arrives 90 Ashland 10
. ..oo mn, accommodati0u. leaves byrd street
~ stattou . arrives al Ashland 40 iiu'
eos PM. leaves Eiba' arrives at h'a'"'' "
s.lsam. arrives ri3 Elba. Leaves Ashland az o'e
"a, An. Recommendation. arrives ~ hyrl
street station; leaves Asn'aAl '' '''
an. ..,..t q.
b59 pm. arrives 81 Eiua caves N''"''''
r s'TTkYYiOR. General Ticket Agor~
TT. d. NYERs. General cnoer'Al. A'el''
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-13

EXTRA SESSION. 1t has been semi
officially announced from Washington
that an extra session of Congress would
be called TO meet in October. The i'm
portance of the tariff question is the al
legged justification for calling Congress
together. but the real reason is the de-
sire Of the Republicans TO secure a
speedy organization OF the House on a
basis TO answer the requirements of
par.v ends. In other words, the next
Congress. like is predecessor, is to be
strictly political and partizan III lIs
Baltimore Herald.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-13

DIR. BROWN SEQUARD has touched a
new chord Of genius in telling Of bis
wonderful Elixir Of Youth which will
make twenty-ycar-old dude out OF
octogenarian material.
First thrill went up through the
pulses Of those barnacled old sinners
who at that age pine for the lost sports
Of this world, instead Of yearning for
the pure rest Of the next, and then the
American man began to turn his atten'
ton to the thing and many there were
who started for that spring Of Ponce
de Leon.
But anon, the Wild Western prevari-
Gator pranced to the front with his
fountain Of youth accompanied by a
roseate youth representing the
after" and a photo Of an octogenanan
representing ",Belore. ' Some rbald
uoosiers assert that the roscate you'll
and the barnacled old Octo. are not tho
same person. but all the same the Dusi
ness has been started even
~ q new Lithia Spring with
free lunch to beguile unsuspecting re
porters withal. As the tale goes 1875
Medicine Man Fraud on the Wafer
Of the Sioux, showed the spring to TIM
same Hoosicr, who was then oightl
wears old. and is now seemingly only
twenty.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-13

hUNAL & NORTON'S CELEBRA-
~ TED HORSE TONIC.
for Horses. Mules. Cattle, sc. Cures scratches
In dogs. warranted 90 cure chicken and hog
cholera. Read what those who have used %
nave tO say.
George ID. smith. Atlees. Hanover county
Va. says. Iuyal a. NorfOu's Horte Tonic D.
tine best tonic have ever used.
a.. q. Alexander Oll Church. lian0y.
county. Va. says Too much cannot De al
$40 praise OF DusalN NoriOn's Horse Tonic.
John l.. Curtis Warwick, T.. H., Va: q
think 10 almost indispensable tO our raising
hogs
Jos. T.. Garrow, Warw ok G.. H. Va. saws
To Bis the best remedy ever saw for chicken
cholera, as dozens Of my neighbors Will
testify.
4. r. Campbell, Managohlck, King william
county. Va: I had valuable dog with
scratches. which had given up % die, "a few
doses II the Tonic made "a complete cure.
Price, p and - cents per bottle For sale
Boy all druggists sample bottle boy mail for
% cents iu stamps. l.. l.. REEVE & co,
Richmond, Va.
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Iynchburs

Forty-fye car loads Of peaches pears,
grapes and waiermelon- passed through
this city last night over the Richmond
and Dlnvlle railroad. en route from tine
the fruit shipments passing this point
are re.iced here. as much as 10000
pounds of Ice being used frequently i'm
one night. -Nors.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-13

Mr. Eliza Parrott. wife of Mr.. Rufus
VI. Parrot of this county. and daugh-
ter Of Rev O.. x. Barr. ID. D.. OF this
place. died afrer "a long aud painful
illness. at her residence, last Monday
night.
Colonel ". G.. Darlington and Mr.
and Mrs. HOofuagle. of Richmond, Va.
are visiting Mr. +. T.. Hoofuagle.-Vr-
guti0H.
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A TERRAPIN fAHH.

Among the interesting incidents thal
enliven the conversation OF enlightened
citizens OF Chesterfield county IS the
tale Of colored statesman named jim
who fore tailed the emancipation procla-
nation by ten years and set himself Tree
without asking his ole marster no
odds" Glimpses Of Jim could be
caught sometimes in the pale glimpses
of the moon. ana then again the weird
barking OF a possum dog at midnight
would tell Of the hermit runaway; but
when anybody attempted to retrieve
jim into slasery, he dissolved into thin
air until, for a time, he was regarded as
a mythic creation Of the gossips.
After the war he came into broad day
light. but has kept up his proving
ways like a colored "GsDerloouzie.
lie may be seen sometimes prowl-
ing around Bon Air, and relates
in serious tones how he made S25 IN
one season catching turtles for the
boss turtle pond.
"You see. sah, de boss done took 1t
into he head to hab turkle pom, and
he low to give twenty-five cent Tor
turkles 10 breed from excusin oy de
little ones whar couldn' breed, and all
de niggers whar could cotch tuIkle
took and fotch him and got dat twenty.
five cent and de boss he pitch him
IN de pom. When II cum to
nv tun. / took ole turkle whar
had KEEP in bari and fed him
on cabbage and scraps, and sole dat ole
fellow TO dc boss. and he took and pitch
ole Mose-dat what call de turkle-
in de pom, and Civ me de twenty-five
cent. De ole oman, she powerful cut
ND bout old Nose. and | low TO 90 az
and see how hesgittin' on. Ole Nose
peer out de water. and when he see me
he les natural like cum up. and ! take
ole Nose by de tail, and sell him to dc
boss.
50 arter dat every Sunday 20 NJ
dar and see de boss study on dat tuIkl'
Don. and he say, Jim. is you got
turkIe for me - and say, Il dunno
boss, turkles is powerful scarce, bu
I'm bown to git you a turkle.' AnC
all dis time dare were ole Morse pokine
he head out de water. So when nigh
come on TUX out old Nose agin.
But lordy. hallylooya-ya' when de
boss cum to fine dat it were dc same
turkle. you had arter hear him. Da
little moter been de las Of jim, bu
when de boss git arter de sheriff an'
Judge Hancock ana all dem dey laf 81
dat he bleege to give it up.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-13

WILL the business men give the clerks
a half holiday on the 10th instant TO
sec the Regatta Z
We hope so; for such occasions bring
people to the city, and we should act as
people in other cities do.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-13

j. McCri-tal harvested his onions last
week, and from seven rows 100 feet
long took thirty five bushels. Some Of
them weighed one pound SIX ounces.
and measured fourteen inches in cir
cumfereuce. They were of the potato
varlelV. Herlll.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-13

Against the new Indian Commissions
er, I. ). Morgan, itl.is charged that
when commanding negro regiment he
bribed a sergeant to levy two dollars or
every new recruit. and that he was
found guilty OF the offense by a court
martial. To the charge General Morgan
pleads that he was found only techni-
cally guilty, and that he has led cor
rect life since the war. For every peni-
tent sinner there should be forgiveness
and amnesty, but the post Of Indian
commissioner is beset with sore tempia-
lions. On this account Presiden III r.
rison might have given General Morgan
an easier berth.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-13

1--WE hear that General Malone IL
training for the gubernatorial match in
Petersburg, and expects when lie
gets down to his fighting weight
TO turn the scales at sixty
three pounds. He spars two hours
every day, one hour in the morning
and one at night, at dummy which
consists Of demij ohm of Bourbon hung
up by string.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-13

IT is rule for the dog days to let
politics and politicians alone so far as
the discussion Of heavy questions Is
concerned. The enemy as well As the
good patriots Of the Democracy deserve
a truce for space. 1t Is only necessary
To draw bead on the big chiefs of the q.
o. f., and save the artillery for the big
hattla
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DIGESTION B T. l. V N,
FINE ART F'O IN ''i4
No. IS Governor Street.
KATTROtDt.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL.
=

NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL.
n wo DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLK.
roo NAVY TRAIN. IO lIhlHBI RG.
SCHEDULE IN hhL,hi,,.ii, VA, va y .-' ~
onAN DlUs.fIq Richmond and refershus
''' raluoli. Leaves Petersburg iI..
a. N. daily arrive norfolk lp
.o.,oA " pe.'t. r.a Richmond end Petersburg
'''' RAILROAD. Arrive Af Petersburg IN 81
An. So. IIatcH Petersburg
A. n f0r larufAIc, lyncnilr.
Roanoke. BRISTOL. Knoxville, auI I'D
rn.nf. south anI Ncst THROUGH
COACH IO NAufOkD.
mp n. DAILY. fil Richmond and Petersburg
'''N raIlr0td. Arrives af fffrIsUuz tt
-.Up. ". irHfDs pffNI-Iu- 81 H|I
81. daily. arriving norfolk fI f.
e. IHROr0H CAR no AOk-
POLK.
7mP.M. Da.y ,'a Redmond d. 49, pi, re'ef..,i
..U b. a.. connecting Wild lmIu ~.
l. leaving Petersburg ff J.. n.
f.r FamfIIn. lfnDHNufF. Roanoke.
pnDsh0nfas. BRISTOL hnUAt.. CHAT.
tannosa. and ai points south and
prrrwAN sLGFpfNG CAR ACCOMN0DA-
IINNt
No e.eDrIne. car Petersburg Oh Bristol
..5 p. 81. Pullman s.ecpe' Lj ncnhufs '4
Memphis. without tltutr.
N0'3 Pullman sleeper lfuchhurF fo NF
Orleans. and Roanoke iu lhai'Ain" a. "'I.
Tielris. hl..n... checks. and aN informant.
/ can BE- obtained af Richmond Hni If'fls. *
Railroad dDpOf A. ~. nsrltr.. l'N n
street. and at the tomlanJ's o'tce. el hst
""'' ''' wB. BEylLL
Genera Passenger Agent
CHARLES %. EDDY. NIee President
General NN.e. t.Hu. ac. Na.
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COLONEL FRED SKINNER called on the
TIMES yesterday, and was looking as
hale and hearty as when he charged
the redan twenty-five years ago. his
old and young Richmond friends gave
him greeting as warm as the weather.
and then put it on ice with sprig Of
Virginia shamrock ana forty drops OF
Brown Sequard's elixir of youth,
which is called Bumgardner, and was
known here long before Brown ever
heard of it.
The gallant old Colonel carries his
vears like dusty winter. and re-
minds one always Of the genial old
hero of the "Newoomss.
lie left for New York Yesterday after
noon. and we hope to read Of his wan
behring's by field and stream in the sport
ing paper.
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rs-r. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
corner OF Fuh and Marshall s'rrcis. -ni-
vine services 200 % 90. Doc. and . %. m, Rev.
Joshua retcri.iu. rectofs lsrviresion Sash,
assistant minister.
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sgsr JOHNS PROTESTANT EpisCO-
PAL CHURCH. nr0ld street between lwsn-
tr-nurfh anl IwcntY-nrH. services 100 d
"A. DOB. aud $ %. m. At HIe morning service
ilo Kcy James 8. Morris. recently 1923 oini p
al MISSIONARY 4. Brazil. w.l deliver 900 li-
dress on .BrIliiluu Missions. Iu fhD inter-
est of the Richmond D.. g. Miscellany Soc
Getty. NOsplcHl collection i0r tHut object.
A cordial invitation fn 900.
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STEAMSHIPS.
NLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
- rArf.
FOR NEW YORK.


- PANY.
FOg NEW YORK.
Steamers .eare Kchw0nd EVERY TUBS
DAY ard FRIDAY ht D. n.m.
Steamers ..fIH tNW NNTt f.f li|.I'i.|
EVERY WEDNESDAY all sAIl hNhf
nt3 n.mtafrFns 500 Richmond NOhDA and
EhINA r uNrU...s.
Passenger accommodations rnsarrass
Cabin IHID IO hUH l.Is t'n james rftf
rouiH uut.uuIng meals $3.50 lrfthl. ..... 4
Round fsu tiDk.ts .m.fct i0 Thirty Days
after laIU lf ISSUE. .......... ..t......... d. i
tlDcuTe with tIIs sfD urN...... .......... N
rf.UiaYD. without sNNt.stru. Ht. ........s t
Cabin fare Fla tnes4l eaAe aHi ONO rail-
Cabin faro ga Richmond and Petersburg
Tickets can Boz obtained at a. w.Guoers.
100 Main streets Chesapeake and ohio tlt
Richmond and fIfrrsNlrg dfuois. aui af U.l.
p4nys Offices, lsl han street, snd n1tf'
Frs.rtfs forwarded and through iIIsof .ai.
Ing issued lOr points beyond Sew York;
Freight received ldaNy unfI hour nj
Passengers leaving Richmond NU H"f
DAYs1rEsDA WEDN E-DAfr 1900 1913.
DAYS. and sATl hDAYe 10y Goo g.. etsH
a. Oh.orsiIWay lria Newport tnHs.Ai
aut % pm 1y Richmond and Petersburg '.
rOAl same .tyI af lN AIM. VIII maaU lNN.0..
tor 80 NORFOLK With steamer leaving .a.i.
GEORGE W.ALLRN Coz. Agents.
no. IIl MAlu street. sos
slyl8rf comoalg'1 "harf. hDeketn
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT CON.
pANY'a
JAMES RIVER LlNE FOR
OfDTUIA AOhfOLh. pOhI-NOI IN,
NEWPORT NEWS. fLAhkNNf
AND JAMES RIVER LAND
INNe DIRECT
AHD ONLY DIRECT ROUTE WiIHolf
TRANSFER or CHANCE OF
ANY KIND
CONNECTIONS
AtOLD POINT. NORFOLK. c.ose.y pIt..s
lac. Ilr baltimore. FU.iHN. U4It. tuH N.H
nr. ..rH Afternoon. ALSO. af hNIl..a
g. t.fIrl turil Carolina and tlt south.
AtAfH PORT sho Tor hami tan.
A.iat ClARFNONT With thc Ata.t. g
Dalsils rI road ior Wafcf.F. hIck.i0fa t-.
ONLY ALL WATER ROUTE.
JAMES RlyER RY DAYLIGHT
GREAT INl lNhl LlAk.
Jamestown, DUTCH GAP. And Man
SCENERY.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
RATES LLes THAN HALL ChAh1 I'D III
RAIL LINES.
IIH-I-CLAss MEALS.
TIE ll. game tul last steamer
ARIEL
carrying Ca.fed States asil.
lkrlkfs IhNu.
leaves lNnmUul every
MONDAY. WHuN t,UAf. AND flI|ht
an A.H i,IEELl CAR, lDNNfll ~
FULL IlNh Tor alU|f utmti places t''
ing 40 Norfolk about 500 b m hHi
the Steamer leaves NuriUIA. ODD y. .
Newport News ORB alternate days, aflN .s "
Richmond aU.Ut ..N pm.
Through O.. sets tu above named
sale 0n steamer and 40 Dalitrs A.t..f ~
lOCo Man street. hasssse c4c.kt i.. -
STATE. ROOMS ENO ADhD FOX UAI
OK MONT.
fkElOhl.
Frc.ght received daily for Norfolk ~
mouth. eir|fnnrIt. Hampton. NIi f0UI. Maf
CrIy. enl H.ekslorf. Va; Ntsh.rsi In. y. q
NtWiDrHe. Washington. ans lafINfI. \. -
all citations on Afalrr naafiNc ..'.. -
SealUarI s. Roanoke rtI mad. Norfolk
orn railroad. and Eastern Nlrll itI
generally aIal. Tor hi.trru Shore ~ .is l.
aud all regular landings Un the James w
Al LOw ESr RATES. and through bills .
sued.
LUClEN p. TATUN. Wee President
No. iill Main street and hQ>keisl
Irwin WkIslGEg. Freight and fkssei scr -
smY.tN
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Miss GwENDOIINE CALDWELL, who Is
to marry Prince Murat, was seen last
in Richmond as bridesmaid at a wed
ding.
Some years ago she gave the Catholic
Church $500 900, which. in a man,
would have been princoly, and hence
we can say that Miss Gwendoline de-
serves TO be a princess.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-13

MIR. EDWARD ATKINSON, IN hi5 ad-
dress Def ore the students Of the South
Carolina University, reviewed at
length the elements which enter into
the composition between Southern iron
and Pennsylvania iron. and he SAID
that IF the South should take this art
away from Eastern Pennsylvania. a
few great chimney stacks may remain
A. reminders Of bygone work; but
when YOU send to her machinists' to
her artisans, to her engine builders, to
her toolmakers. to her blacksmiths, to
tho hundreds or even thousands by
whom iron is consumed where there
are ten engaged in its production, even
in that State, then the little force OF
men discharged from beneath the
ground or from the mouth Of the fiery
furnace may find higher occupation
and better pay in the consumption OF
iron and steel in Pennsylvania than
they ever found in making iron there.
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dbf Bailp Gimts.

PUBLISHED RY THE TINFss COMPANY.
OFFICE: 9oi EAST MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND. VA.
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TIE DAILY TIN -
CITY DELIVERY.

Delivered I'm any part Of The civ and Man
chester by carriers ut IA cents per week.
Persons desiring tho TINS delivered at
their homes can secure It by postal card re-
quest or order through telephone No. 90
Whom delivery Is irregular immediate som
plant should be made % The once. The adj
dress may tie changed ne desired. n care be
taken In all cases 10 mention the old aud
new address.
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ss-FIRsT BAPTIST CHURCH.. corner OF
Twelfth and Broad streets.-tev. George
Cooper. ID. D., rastor.-Freaching NJ II a. H.
AMI S y. m. Bible class az 9:iJ a. ID.
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sIOpPlNG PLACES
Nos Hand Do mlfls uo stops. ru. ef stops
ON signal ar DontraIl. ND. 81 ,iI Nll Nn
sfgnal at Chester lDnirIia ari Manchester.
Nos. i5 ard 66 stop 0n signal at 400 STAT.
Nos. 81. S.. 3{.N.a. 3l rs. ald 20 "ili stop hl hll
stations for ptsstntt DIS.
PULLMAN CAR aLhf
On Trains Nos. a and % sleeping cars Re
tween New Yors and Tampa. b Ii.. WA Jaet
sonvllO. Ola Trains nos. "a. and Steep
I'M cars between Washin sltn hud Dhhii''
t0T on Train No. IS sleeping ts NtiHti
New York and jacksonville. un liiH 800.
3-. sleeping cars between Washington AAH
savannah.
THE ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO h0hfcLh
Tr.va AHHIv4.
,f.l,,-.-9d soi0ar, Norfolk 900 Ur
E Elssmo5d. .l'6em. N9.e.~ llt 81
Norfolk $50 an. h.N iiN"N'. I'D i.f
Norfolk, so pm. Richmond. SOD ITO
Ihrse trains 1850 mako rluat q. hN.'.l.
Tor Fgrmune. Lyuclhlrs, ono 5N.
western points ard oil stations 0n ine Nofici
and Western railroad, ...rrv
eur.unftl4rnf.
o. %. 81 1hr.
General HunfrIuf Ha. Ilt
TN. EaEurns. DHIeriI Ii4latu-ei h .fNIt
Son HAAS I1sinc Manager. ifN ~
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Co-respondingly quick tmetooiher points
Through bills OF laden issued 81 ow re.es.
G. A. TAYLOR,
oe24 Genera Freight Agent.
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E0.LAUREL-siHEEr METHODIST
CHURCH. corner Laurel and Aincm.rio
streets. Rev. ~. d. Magscncr pastor
Preaching af J. J %. in. and B.. ia. by the pas
tor. sunday school at % "a. Do.
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Bs-FIRsT ENGLISU LUlH RAN
GU KCH. seventh street near Grace Rev
J. =. Mo~cr. plstor-prescllu 40 q. u. by
Rev. ~. g. Thurman. subject; "Faifh =
Cor. D. d. sunday school ut $3.50 a.m. al
welcome. 1he attention OF members Is called
90 the printed slip recently received from
tue secretary. Mission school ~ bleuuer
Park Al 1913 AIM.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-13

THE STANDARD on MoNoPoIY.-The
testimony of Mr.. George Rice. Am indie
pendent refiner of Marietta. Ohio, re-
veals the difficulties aunoyances and
losses be encountered i'm trying 90 mar
ket his oils in the South and Southwest.
They involved higher freight charges,
absolute refusal of carriage, delays and
shuiilings that amounted 10 such re-
fusas. and the immediate reduction.
below cost, Of the price of oil IN any
village or town 10 which he sent his
products.
Indeed the fear OF his powerful COM
petitor seems even TO have made con-
structiOn companies refuse 90 build cars
for him on their usual terms. He pro-
duced letters. written Icy the firm which
represented the Standard OIL Company
at Louisville. since organized into the
STANDARD OIL Company OF Kentucky.
of which one directed the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad Company to
turn another screw on him, which il
Immediately did by raising ms freight
rates from less than sixty cents TO
ninety cents per barrel. and others
threatened his consignees IN Louisville
with competition which will not be-
confined to coal oil. or to any one arti-
Gle. and will not be limited 20 any one
year "a momentous threat TO a BUSH
ness firm in view of the power behind
it and the speed and secrecy of its pos
sible execution Baltimore SIM.
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THE SALVATION ARMN.-Cadet Ander-
son, brother of Captain Glover. vii leuF e.
for his new station uu sunday the 18th 40 t,
o'clock p n. Meetings every night at p ~.
at the corner OF seventh ana Main streets.
an welcome.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

IA tbs column u Church Notie0 Is pao-
lIAsd frse " al chTee. no cannot undertake
A~vea1er 10 make inquiry - 10 changes p be
mad. each tccct. ~ alterations tc'H be 0'ad-
t.as are reported 70 III TIMES alice ~ 10
Friday night, oaser,rise ne list wiH remain ~
publishsJ ~ vssh prcrlous
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ss-sEVENTH-srREEr CHRISTIAN
CHJKcH.-ser,ices 40 a. a. m. and $50
p. m. Conducted hy tho pastor Rev. Jabez
IIaII. SUNNY scuoll ~ 30 h. IN.
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H1-FRIENpS.-Meetlng for divine worship
very Sabbath morning nt II O'Clock. Keats
are free ~ a ull arc We. ome Meeting
Clay street. above Iirst. services also ~ IL
O'Clock GA sduchday morning.
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RICHMOND, FREDERlCKsBUAJ AM
~ POTOMAC.
THROUGH ALL-RAlL FASr-fhtiohI
LINE TO AND FROM FALllAohsi
PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK
AND EASTERA AND
WE9TERN CIllks.

ONLY TWELVE HOU RS BkIW hAh
RICHMOND AND BAL iAOhh
TX EACH DIRECTION.
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egMARsHALL-srREEr CHURCH OF
CHRIST between Grnham and Hancock
J.. A. Cutler Notwithstanding ~ "a p.
n aud %. m. go services ut night. Even
ing services dispensed with I'm -eptcmber.
Christian, VIII meet every Lords lay morn
INK 90 worship tAe Lpid.
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fs-CiRl~IADEipHlhN CHURCH. Cen-
tul Hal, lliiu strecf.-rcrylces al II -. III
All are respectfully invited.