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DICBMOND. FREDERIC 'IlaN
ia AND POTOMAC RAIltON .rtHI.0
commenoins FEHRJ AIRY 2i.h. i,.a .e.s.I.
standard tinc;
8 anu. leaves BYRD street station ..if.f
only at Ashland JlntuN t.iNI..
aud Fredericksburg. eyer f.
Washington and NeW lDr..
( 81 Am. leaves Byri. sfieet state tI.1. r-
oept sunday 'efrCf tO t.H.l-I
8: . %. leaves hgld-.urci sftUlr Ha|I
5cepcg q NeW kosk.
80 ein. arrives 90 Byrd street station i.F
Sleeper from New York
e3i pm. arrives ai Byrd street f'Hin tH.f.
ftOps 40 Frederic Kshlrg .UI.
Junction. siee?gr from "tl...'H
.f5 pm. arrives az Byri-sfrcef station 4. r.
except Sunday. sleeper ir.n 81
iugton.
The sew Yorx ana Florida sp,ca. c.0..
ing OF ycstlbue pullman lff-. lr..N
street station 40 10 an on l4tsINf..
days, ami saturdays, anu arrives ltll pn
Monday, Wednesdays, ani tiiA. If
train makes no lolal stops, ana rNIt iar.
charged. First north bound Train leaves
THURSDAY lWn instant.
ASHLAND TRAlNS.
DAILY ENcfFT SUNDAYS.
40 PIN. accommodation, iCayts Hfli.sire0t
station aig.yes 70 Asn.alo a. i rr,
c0i pm. lcagoi tibs, arrives 81 AlA4nt 100
6f2 pin.
$50 AN. accommodation, arrive .f Fyf
street station. leaves AGllaui af ..i|
$50 pm. arrives at Elba leaves A,n.an' at
c. rAYLOB. General T.o, Ageo.
&. T. ID. AYI ae. General -lnfr|nr .Hrlt.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
y ROAD.
TWO DAILY TRAINS 10 Nnl IuI h
TWO DAILY TRAINS no Us. 5000 300.
SCHEDULED NEFFECr DECEMBER rs.
LEAVE RiruiiDND.
NjO A. VI. Daily. rla Richmond and Petersburg
mlnOll Leaves priffsUuis $3.50
a. b. i4iiJ arrive AuruiA 10
Q.0A. NJ. Daily. JIa Richmond ali Petersburg
railroad, ArINr Hf f.fHfrNIfg i' b
A. ~ 80. leaves Petersburg I'D
A. VI for tHrmfI.0. liN.In0fI,
Roanoke. Bristol, Knoxville. aNI Job
points south and West. lliltNlNh
COACH 10 kADlDAD
30 =. ~. Daily. sta Richmond Au. pet. Alf
railroad. Arrives Ht lNfNrsNIE ff
b.D 4. NJ, leaves friffH i.li D.
n daily arriving -DliNI. $3.50 h.
~ thhOUGh CAR 10 huh.
$50 p. N. paily. ga Richmond aad Petersburg
railroad. arriving ht Petersburg lt
64U T.. ~. connecting With Train 30.
l, leaving Petersburg hf 20 D.. 81.
tor fArniillc. LynChDufg hofnnhr,
PocahOutas, Bristol, knoxville lft.
tanooga. and all points south Ai
West.
PULLMAN SLEEPlNG-CAR AtCOhMOuAr
TONS.
No l-Slecplng-car Petersburg f0 Bristol
without change. leaving Petersburg daily Ir
$40 y. VI. Pullman sleeper LynchDlrz i1
Memphis without change.
SOB Pullman sleeper Lynchburg t0 Aev
Orleans, and Roanoke 10 Chattanooga, without
change.
tickets, baggage-checks. and all inl0rmat.n
can Ds Obtained NJ Richmond and iefsisyIft
Railroad depot. A. W. CARRIERS, NN NAN
street. and at ths Company's Office. Ol ti.t
Main street.
W. u. BENILL
General Pdssen.Uf Agent
CHARLES &. EDDY, Vice Prc-lt.l
General Office. Roanoke Va.
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Grandmamma had been explaining to the
little girl how our earth Is kept from lying
of into infinite space by the attraction OF the
sun, which is constantly trying TO draw the
earth towards itself, while the latter always
keeps Its distance. Grandma said the
little girl, II should think the sun would get
discouraged after while aud let it go"-
HaIper's Young People
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TnE Charlest on ~ Va Gasstts com
mends the views Of the Times, and says
that 1.-The 7,me 10 right. Ii was the
leadership Of Mills and Carlisle that
turned the preiudiced Northwest against
the Democrats aud blinded Ii TO the
issue. While IL is true that such men
are competent 10 lead, and worthy 10 be
leaders, Il must be recognized "a fact
that the North Is not willing that any
man or men who hail from the South
shall have any hand In shaping the
policy Of this government on any quss.
ton"
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THERE were several baseball games
played on Saturday, and with the return
of John NJ Ward as the forerunner OF
the Spalding party the season may be
said to have fairly opened. From now
ON until November there will be no lack
of interesting contests New York and
Brooklyn will have stronger teams IN
the League and American Association
than ever before Both mines will make
strong fights for the championship pen
nants and one of the other OF them IS
pretty sure to be captured by the local
players
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THE first execution that is effected by
electricity in New York will be OF in
tense interest to the public. Yet the
legal enactment, as il al present stands,
on the subject, excludes reporters, who
are the only medium whereby the pre-
else details can be learned.
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A STRIKING proof of the great change
that has taken place in the drinking
habits of the people of the United States
in the last thirty years is given in the
imports of distilled liquors and wines.
In 1860 the imports of French handy
amounted to 6,0Gi, 1893 gallons In 1883
with almost double the population OF
1860, the imports of brandy amounted to
4sS ,le9 gallons all told.
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TIE selection of James Tanner, OF
Brooklyn, Familiarity known as Corporal
Tanner for Commissioner of Pensions,
is in accordance with the pension policy
which President Harrison is expected to
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ONO has been represented on the
United States Supreme bench for sixty
years, and by that same token the Buck
eve statesmen want 10 name the sue
cassor 10 Stanley Matthews
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TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS.
GROCERIES, sc.


TOR FASTING IN LENT
TRY OUR
Smoked SALMON and hALIBUT,
Smoked BLoATERS snd III ERkINGs,
DFI>H, MACkERFL.
KELLER sPROTrEN and HAMbU nc
PICKLEp HERkINGS.
CORN. BEANS SNAPS. and PEAS.
TOMATOES. PUMPKINS. PEACHES
Pr ,RS. PLUMs. PINEAPPBES,
APRlC0Ts. MUSHROOMS. OLIVES,
ENGLISH PICKLES,
NACCARuNI and AL kinds OF CHEESE.
EVAPORATED PEARS, PEACHES. AP
Piles CHERRIES,
CALIkOkNI. FRENCH PKUNES,
LARGE PRUNf>. only lOc. per pound
Sales Of COFFEE o. cur own roasting are al
WAYS increasing. Everybody wants the
ARABIAN MIXTU RE"
Our SWEET MOUNTAIN WINE at only 81
aud our PREMIUM WHISKY at s2.5O take
the lead.
EUROPEAN STORE Of HERMAN SCHMIDT.
SO and ~. Broad, corner Fifth street,
mil Richmond. Va.
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A MODERN ROMANCE.
Tn. Heroine 81 Thrillin; Love Tale
v-x,,.d fro,n the Iunatic Asylum.


Tho Indy Adala Fitz-Albany dc Paiisser at
the age Of II was weary Of the hollow mock
.rx of fashionable life and sa:ed with its
erpptr pagean'ry. She scorned TO revel IN
III, wealth which Others had garnered and
l-,,sed for the independence OF a sell earned
cr,,fi.
IL the dead Of night she stole noIselessly
awov from her fathers castle, and ere morn
irg broke, with the only hundred pound note
she had about her, she purchased the s,anty
attire and the stock in trade Of homeless
wandering flower girl.
"For the first time in my weary life, =" she
cried. shall taste the sweet fruits OF labor.
But the Lady Adela forgot two things
Tho blood that flowed in her veins was Of tho
deepest azure and nature had indelibly int
printed upon her lily arm the strawberry
mark Of ducal coronct.
VOLUME H.
Green Brown was a bankers clerk, and be
adorel the daughter Of his employer Clan
destinely she met him on Saturday afternoons
and bank holidays, when together, lovingly,
side by side. they breathed the fragrance OF
ST. James park or climbed the summit OF the
Hill Of Primrose.
fl was one balIny summers afternoon, as
the two lovers paced the messy sward OF St
James park. whispering sweet hopes OF hap
py marriage. that n girl Of tender yeara
proffered bunch Of flowers for purchase.
fixing the price at guinea she had never
heard Of a smaller amount and importuning
Green Brown TO buy
See. see!r whispered Sophia Argent en-
gerry, as her companion would have passed
On with contemptuous laugh "Sec-she
has pricked her finger with a rose thorn, and
she bieeds the blue blOOd.'
Anxiotisly Green Brown looked and saw
that his Sophia spoke the truth-nay, more.
he noted on the fair white arm strawberry
mark. the sign OF ducal parenlage
Leave this 10 me, dearest" ho said, In a
commanding voice
VOLUME Ill
Ten years passed by. Green Brown was
still a bachelor, yet be wept not, neither did
he sigh; but, putting on his Sunday coat, he
/ sought in a distant London suburb the pr.
/ vate lunatic asylum where be had placed the
Lady Adela.
Dearest said he in tone thrilling with
emotion. brush those straws from out your
/ hair and follow me t. the hymeneal altar"
This is too much, p" she sobbcd. 1T IS for
this have pined these weary years Dear
Green, am thine forever"
They were married, Green Brown having
previously ascertnined It was her twoniy-iifsi
| birthday. and in the fullness Of time the joy
Gus bridegroom bore his partner 10 her ia.
| TIERS duca halls
BLESS You, my children said bis grace
and taking the coronet from his aristocratiC
brow he softly placed it on his son-in-law''
head. Not for mo these baubies," be cried
sobs half choking his utterance, homer
where honor is due | surrender my titles
my palaces, my wealth, my all 20 him who Sc
nobly protected tho daughter OF my house.
Brown took the titles the palaces and the
wealth, and they all lived happy ever after.
TIE END.
Toledo Blade.
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Leave Arrive
No. Richmond. Petersburg.
TRAINS NogvHwARD


Nos. IS. and % make no stops Na g.
Stops only on signal AZ Chester 800
stops on signal AT tcnfrNM. SO. 81. stops
only on slgnAl AZ Chester CenIIt.t r.I
Manchester. SO. 81 stOps ON i.FrH % .|
regular stations, ana also NJ lrHal 90 sf .l
Port Malthal. Nos. CD, "a. O.. O.. HUt ...
Will stop ~ Ri stations for lsa nnF o.
pHffNAN IAR llur.|r
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CHARLES ". GODDIN, Clerk.
POLLARD s SANDS.
MCGUIRE ELLETr. p. 81.
j. ASTON CABELL mh1-Thiw
NIRGINIA:-iN THE CHANCERl
' COURT OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND
THE 2srH DAY OF FEBRUARY. lsss.

- ' -''' ~ - 80 $50 $500
J. h. Y. Daniel. trustee under a deed ofassign
ment from John }. slnnott. ......... Plaintiff
against
The Hunt-street Furniture Company, Bent
Bros. hron. kslls x Co., Charles \. Bishop
n Co. The Franklin Furniture Company
Thomas Madden. IA. Wiggcrs Co, Iincin
natl fedstead Company, George Chapman
y son, Btgby ana Mycf-, james Pleukdrr y
Co, Niiiiam becker. The Mclean Chair ana
CRIB Company, Frank =. Han, Gnh1m )
schmidt. The Forest cry furnitute tom
pany. speyer Bro. George Feldkamp y
Bro, COnrey. Wallar a Desprey, 1he Con
nelsyile Furniture Company, The thatta
nOO.a Furniture Company, The oven W r,
Mattress Company. j. A. fritter * Co, Tue
Novelty Manufacturing Company, William
kOpp. leo Austrian CO.. l.. Puster q
Co, rhelOsky a Co., 4. ID. Stone q Co.. Knox
vile Furniture company, Camden furni
ture Company, Mason Foard Company, arc
o hers ........ ..... ...... ...... Defendants
The object OF this SUIT y 10 Obtain the ne
cisiOn or the Court on the question as e
whether a certain sum I'm the hands OF Inc
plaintiff as trustee. amounting 70 about fOul
hundred dollars. belongs 10 John }. clnnotl
a. part of hi. HON. stead, or 10 the tni Class
creditors. under his deed or assignment dat
January L. 49,. And affidavit having bOeT
made that the above named defendants att
non residents OF the State OF Nfginii, IL J.
ordered that they appear here within iifteer
DAYS after due Publication OF this order and
deicnd Their interests IN this suit
A cOpy-Ieste
CHAS. W. GOBLIN. Clerk.
= & NfSoa no mh3-Satw
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ADVERTISING RATES.

Reading notices ia readins-matter type
lscents per line Nonparen. loaded. IL GENTS
per hne.
r~-want.. marriage and death notices, moi
src.saing eight lines. 25 cents each insertion
.s-spocisi contract rates furnished on ap-
pication.
Auction sales. Legal Notices and Amnse-
meut Advertisements 81 per inch esoh In
sertion.
Rejected communications VIII not he re-
turned.
Entered al the Richmond va postoiiice al
ecOnd class matter.
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gbf yailu Gimfs.

Pp LssHsD EVERY DAY IN THE YEAH
FANy. OFFICE $40 EAST MAIN STREET
uChMOND, VA.
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Rernittancca- should be made by drafts
checks. postoface orders or registered letter
payable 10
THINKS PUBLISHING COMPANY,
Richmond. Va
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Owens & Minor Drug Co.
OPPOSITE POsTOFFICE.
WHAT An OLD MAN. ~ YEARS OF AGE,
HAS L O = \ Y
CONCERNING the
Chase City Mineral Water
PORTLAND. NoTrAwAy COUNTY, Va

PORTLAND. NOlIAMAh t'lNAif 49,
August 10, lsSt.
Hr. 81 +. Hirdy. chase CIV Ia:
sir.-For many years | suffered very much
from dyspepsia, with its complications, such
as neryOus ness. neuralgia, indigestion, cousii
patton, liver affection. etc, until became al,
most confirmed invalid. During the time
was treated by Intelligent physicians. wbQpte
scried various remedies. ! used both hthla
and other mineral waters, also Dr. warner Z
Celebrated Liver and Kidney Cure, AT 20 bur
little advantage.
Hearing OF your Undiscovered Chase
(itv Mineral Water | sent tor anu OntAiiicd
A case OF IL. ~ lasted me about three Weeks
during which time improved 50 mueh Is To-
De able Ia leave home. which | had not Dech
ahe 10 do tor months previous. then Went ~
Chase CITY and continued the use OF the wafer
fresh from the we'll for four weeks. Wnlch
gave me more real benefit than all tie Othei
remedies cOmbin d. Ny nerves were soon
quletad IcOuld sleep well ali night. my gloomy
fears snn fOrebodngs vanished. my mlud DC
came bright and cheerful. | could ENJOY the
company OF my friends which before AVOID
rdl, my appetite increased. my digestion
greatly improved $50 that | could eat almost
any Kind OF food with iupunityl. the constlpa
zion was relieved, and the sidney affection
greatly benchted-all Of when l attribute 10
the use OF your mineral water.
/ must say, IN conclusion, that consiher the
discovery Of this water 6ieSethy ~ dglteit'
haJnGhHg. Away with your drugs ana hys
trlms, Go 10 natures fountain OF hraih
Drink Of IT'S healing water. Go dlth6; ana DC
made whole j. IT, ~" ILL
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WHirELAw REIp.-It il reported from
Washington by the correspondent OF the
Eoeaiag Post that one OF the most
prominent of the Republican Senators
saws as 10 the opposition to Mr. Reid.
appointment, based on the conduct OF
his paper toward the South; " her
that issue Is raised there Is only one class
of Republicans in the senate II thi,
be true ii only goes 10 show that the Re
publican Senators are selected from 4
very low clsss, for the persistent and
mendacious abuse of the South in Mr.
Reds journal is deteSied and has been
publicly rebuked by very large number
OF the best men of his party. The issue
is not whether the South Is always right
but whether it is entitled 10 have the
truth and not lies told about it,.
Nep York Times
VINO owns New YORK When Mr.
Jaw Gould's letter was laid before
Mayor Grant IL meant declaration OF
war against all efforts 10 give New
York real rapid transit except such a.
Mr. Gould and his partners considered
advisable The letter, in true higway
man STYLE, said Stand and dc
liver over more streets and parks 10 the
Manhattan octopus The answer il
met from the press, with single un.
worthy exception, followed by the yigo
rous reply OF the Mayor TO Mr.. Russell
Sage, showed exactly how all who had
New York's best interests at heart view
ed the impudeut attempt.-Ns9 Y0rA
Journal
There are undoubtedly TO sides to this
Behring Sea question. While II is
doubtful if the Unites States could
maintain the right Of exclusive jurisdic.
ton over that vast expanse OF water,
the protection Of the seal fisheries
over which SHE has unques-
toned Jurisdiction requires that the pro-
miscuous and barbarous slaughter of
seals in those waters at distance from
the islands should be stopped. IL is the
pose Of tho amendments TO the statutes
and Of the Presidents proclamation 10
put a stop TO II,
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DIEDMONT AIRLINE.

DIEDM0NT AIRLINE.
RICHMOND h DASVILLE RAILROAD
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE TO
IHh SOUTH.
PULLMAN sLEEPERs ON ALL NIGHT
TRAINS.
SCHEDULE EFFECT FEB'Y. -, 1879.
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Defendau
NlRGlNlA-IN TIE CHANCERY
' COURT OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND,

NlRGlNlA-IN TIE CHANCERY
' COURT OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND
THE 2D DAY OF MARCH. 1889.
Rosa II. WOOdsOn. who sues by james 4.
WOOdsOn. her husband and next fiiend. aud
the said James \. WOOdsOn... plaintiffs,
against
Julia Ann BnXton. Edward Baxton
James "A. BraNtOn anu Sarah l.. BraNtOn, ms
wife. Cabel BfaxtOn, Bills BraNton. susan
Braxton Fannie Bra ytOn and julia A. BraX
ton. tie last named being an infant under
the age OF twenty years, defendants
~ CHANCERY.
The object Of this suit Is 10 have the real 60
tate belonging 10 the estate OF Edmund BraN
ton. deceased. mentioned and described IN the
BIZ, sold and the proceeds Of said sale distrb.
utcd among the parties entitled thereto. AMI
AFFIDAVIT having been made and filed that Id
ward BraxiOn. James Braxton. and Sarah +.
BfaKtOn. his wife. are nOn-residents or the
state OF Virginia, 10 Is ordered that they APP
pear here within nfteen days after due pub T.
cation OF this order. and due what j. necej-
sary 10 protect their Interests la this suit.
a cOpy-Ieste:
CHARLES ". GODDIN, Clerk.
WM. ELFGENHEIMEK. Pa.
mh cufw
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80 tAMELIA COURTHOUSE TRAIN.
YORk RESEseItSE
Daily except Sunday.

Daily except sunday
The Favorito Route 20 BaisinnW
Tho steamers OF this line ara models 81
beauty. elegance. and comfort
tLeaye Richmond
1870 and =. N pm.
Arrive BaltlmOre Leave baltimore
ss}0am pm.
Arrive kichmond-92U and 'lUi0 am.
Fare Richmond 10 BAlumOft. tltHt Clths,
e.; second class, tl.G.
The York River line affords superior al
yantages 10 business men iu enabling tncn q
leave Richmond near the close OF the day b
transactions, and arrive rs Baltimore earl,
next morning, after having enjoyed delight.
full nights rest, free from The dust and noise u
railway travel.
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATION.
-----------~------------ '-----
liz ave Richmond (23d ST. depot. . 20 am
Arrive Richmond, " :, 70 pm
DAILY. fnaily except Sunday.
Depot and ticket-Ofiice foot or Virgins
street up Sowu oltce, corner Tenth and Man
streets.
PEYToN RANDOLPH. JAS. l.. TAYLOR
Gene Al Mauaxet Gen. Puea'r Agent
sol. HAAS JOS. 3. POTTS.
Traffic Nanass- DIV. Pissr Agent
nolE firDmont- "
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CONNECTIONS.


Train No. 80 connects daily at Keysyil.
for Chase City. Clmksyiile, and Oxford
Durham. Henderson and Raleigh con
meets az Greensboro for Durham
Raleigh salem. and Winston, and all points Oi
North Carolina ID. vision; at salisbury for Ash
vile. Hot Springs and all points IN Nesteu
North Carolina. and at Charlotte Tor l..
a. X. X.
Train No. Sc connects daily at Greens
bOro' for Salem, winston, Raleigh. Colds
bOrO', and MOrehoad City. ~ Salisbury ioi
Asheyilie. Hot Springs, ani all pointa u
Western North Carolina; at Charlotte viii
Charlotte. Columbia ami Augusta railroad ioi
Columbia, Augusta, Aleen, Charleston Syah
nah, Tnomasyllie. Ca, Jacksonville ana Otns
Florida points also with Carolina IehuA
railroad for Wilmington.
Trains from the South arrive ~ R'chsnon'
5:l5a.m. and 8;D pm.
80 tAMELIA COURTHOUSE TRAIN.
Leave Richmond OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES d ~ pm
Arrive Richmond -. 49, 80 . az W
.CLOvER ACCOMMODATION.
Leave RichmOnd..,,..........- .-.. 600 DID am
Arrive Manchester ........,-.--t.... 0fNp.iu
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sunday between balcony Falls aud Lelln.-
toni
ARRIVE ECHMOND
f.56 pm. MAIL daily
sl5 am. --ACCOMMODATlOE tsiiy lsrcep'
Sunday.
CONNECTIONS
At Clifton Forge with Cnt,a usaks snf Obs
railway for the South, West. and t0lf Nlf'.
AT LyncnDury With Norfolk and western
railroad for al points south, south 40, A. {
Southwest. ard Virginia Midland o. - ~
all points North and South.
Al Richmond with Associated Railways foI
all pOln ) IA the South. and hlehulII. rrete
icksOury and Potomac railroad Tor f.' Nora
At Lexington with Baltimore auf a. ip rl-
road, making close Connections 81 Hlrtr'
Ferry 20 and from PittsDurg and tlo hra'
also 20 points North and Est.
SLEEriNO-CAf LiAtuBlf no p MI.
PHls. NEW ORLEANS. and Li1ll -olh.
Trans marked daily except nanl,l 'l'.f
Tickets sold 20 ali pClnia. yr'- tIN
Esst Main treet, 100 Main stree 81
Richmond an Allegheny depot, h.s. "A 'aa
Cana streGts.
JOHN X. MACHDhN,
.de6 Cen Passenger ger
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On Trains Nos. IA and p sleeping Re
tween New York and Tampa. p a., Iflh ls.s
sOnylllel. On Dsine Nos. "a and ~ .|r.Uls
ears between NasniuetOn enc tat IIff a.
and between Washington and lHHt-.nvII .n
irriu No. = s.e,ping-oar- tUIe.H r."
York and Jacksonville. On Trains $751;. .I
- .sle.YiuF-cars between AtN inIa .rI
Townsville. Ga. Ia addition fD ID. I.....
rHENEw YORK AEDFLOhtuA SPECIAL
consisting OF yostihuie Pullman c.is ....
leaves Richmond. south lluUI. l....
Mondays Wednesday,. aul lnIli.. ..I ...
PETERSBURG u0rtl. bound. It laI t.u.
lays. Thursdays. ana Saturday. f.Il ..H
ls charged on this train.
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On MATRIMoNY.-Some of our con-
temporaries make merry over inc
bachelorhood Of Governor David Ben
nett Hill and recent report that ne
was to be married stimulated many OF
The lady admirers of the SIM TO SEND us
communications and inquiries on the
subject. \ contradiction Of the report
called forth numerous expressions OF
lamentaiion and sympathy from old
maids who know something Of the sor-
rows OF lonely life and fiom mammas
who feel certain interest in eligible
bachelors. Nee lork Sun.
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RAILROADS.


4 TLANTIC COAST LINE
RICHMOND AND PfrRHrnrhf RAIL
ROAD TIME TABLE.
Commencing MONDAY. March d. ian. nc
100 pm. trans On tbs ftna 9iil T4u Ia g..
o~ss
TRAINS SOUTHWARK
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THE DAILY TlhRs.
CITY DELtVERy.

Delivered IN any part Of the city and Ma"
chester by carriers at is cents per week.
Persons desiring the TINES delivered al
heir homes can secure II by postal card re-
nest or order through telephone No. $40
Whom deliver, irresd'ar 'mmediate com
liant should bc made 10 the oiiioe. me al
dress may he changed az desired, II care De
taken IN al cases TO mention the old and new
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-25

ELoPEMESTs 1t is apparent that we
are entering upon an epidemic of elope-
ment. 1t was predicted two or three
DAYS ago. after certain young lady,
whose father is prominently before the
public, took this way of entering into
the matrimonial state, that the example
was sure to be followed, and that we
should probably experience a succession
Of runaway matches -EEelaHgc.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-25
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-25

UARRIsoN's PoLIcY-We may expect
little direct inspiration from the " bite
House, and there is no likelihood that
any one will feel called upon 10 charge
the executive with purpose TO dictate
10 the legislative branch Of the govern
ment. Not even Mr. Blaine may expect
to incite the President TO assume an at
tifude so unwonted to his nature
Springfield Republican.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-25
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