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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-26
RAIL- DAD .
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL
" WAY COMPANY.
sCHgDrLEIS EFFECT MARCH ierH.
tESg.
LEAVE RICHMOND

LEAVE RICHMOND.
ssB A. NJ. For Norfolk. OId Point and New
port News, daily.
Pullman Palace car. Richmond 20
Old Point.
HOS A. 81 Through Mall FOR Cincinnati and
Louisville Daily. Norfolk 20 cur
ton Forge. daily except sunday,
Clifton forge 70 Cincinnati. SOLID
train 10 Cincinnati Central Union
etst'On. Pullman Bgiict sleeping
Car Charlottesville 20 iucinnati.
BOD p. VI. Through Mail for Norfolk. Ola
Point and Newport News daily.
Pullman Buffet Parlor car except
Sundays 10 Old Point
100 p. N. GOrdousville Accommodation, daily
except sunday.
$50 P. ". Fast Express for Cincinnati ana
Louisville daily. Connects in Cen
tral Union Passenger Sta Ion. Gin
einnaii. for the West aud North
west and IN Union station. Lou =
vic. for the West and Southwest.
Pullman Buffet sleeping Cars g.
Cincinnati aud louisville
ARRIVE Al RICHMOND.
$50 A. VI. From Gordonsvilc daily except
sunday.
1885 A. NJ From Norfolk and Oh Point. daily.
Pullman ialuet rarlOr car except
sundays from Old Point
SIS p. NJ. From Cincinnati ami Louisville.
daily except sunday. west of CIR.
ton Forge; daily east OF clifton
eO5 p. NJ. From Norfolk and Old Point. daily.
Pullman Palace ear. Old Point 90
Cincinnati.
800 2. VI. From Cincinnati and Louisville,
daily.
station: Broad street near Seventeenth.
Ticket Office; Corner Tenth aud Main and
railway station. Il. W. FULLER.
General Passenger AA,nt
J. I. HARAHAN. General Manager.
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On the 5th Of November next ten
states hold elections. 1t Is not well
known vet whether the issue Will be the
same as set for ward in the last Presideu-
tial contest
Ii Is possible to make canvass on To-
cal Issues, especially as there will DO nc
national council of the Democratic
party between this time and November
The political events since the election
Of Mr.. Harrison do not show that popu'
lar opinion weakens on the accepted
doctrine. of the Democratic party, bu'
there IL very positive idea that the
lines should DO resdju.ted in Ma
tional politics, and that the
Northern leaders should DO given the
prominent places in the party in order
that the Northern Republicans may be
hushed mp in their cry against the
southern control of the Congressional
committees. As we have urged before
the Southern people want policy that
leads to peace, safety and prosperity, and
they prefer that to the sentimental per
sousl politics that sacrifices their in
terest. to- leaders who every time they
get control succeed in decreasing the
Democratic vote.
The large msjorities on the Committees
of the House in the Fiftieth Congress
were Southern men and 1t is true, ii not
agreeable, that the Northern people OBJ.
jeoted.
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Not Obedience Int Som.

The scholars in girls primary depart
ment Of Camden public school were in
the habit of bringing small bottles OF
soap suds to school to use ia cleaning
their states. The thing soon became a
nuisance. The children neglected theii
lessons and spent their time in shaking
bottles Of suds The teacher forbade
them bringing any more. A few days
afterward the teacher caught enc of the
little girls with bottle which she was
shaking.
Didn't | tell you not to bring that
here AGAIN. she demanded.
"Yes'm," was the answer.
"Well, is that obedience;" inquired the
teacher.
mo, ma am"
"Then what is it,
"Soap."
The teacher bit her lips to keep from
laughing, while the other scholars joined
in general litter Philadelphia Press.
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"LAPsLEY.' the ribald theatre man O
the New York Journal, describes how
fiDs, lovely actresses applied to him for
stories to explain why they must tempo
rsrlly leave the stage on account of bad
health
Here 10 one Of the letters.
Last week received note from nv
dear old friend, Lily Lsngtry. Ii re' d
thusly
Dear Lspsley,- Come and see me at
once | need your advice, and you know
when your advice Is required no one can
get along without II.
You're faithfully, LILY LASorRr."
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-26

IF Corporal Tanner carries out his
pension policy the tariff question will be
showed under, for we will need more
surplus than we have lie says If
were asked to define my ideas on this
pension question in sentence, should
unhesita,ingly reply; A pension for
every surviving soldier who needs one,
and no soldiers widow, father or mother
should be in want | am going to take
hold Of this mighty machine, and am
not fool enough 10 think ] have nothing
to learn of It's workings"
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A WAsEISGToS correspondent says
shat Secretary Tracy viii be likely 10
follow the ideas Of his predecessor Mr..
Whitney's first step on taking Office was
10 organize board independent Of the
bureau chiefs. but toward the close OF
his administration he was convinced that
much friction could be avoided aud that
she heads Of the four bureaus-Construc-
ton, Steam Engineering Ordnance. and
Equipmeni-were competent TO deter
mine upon designs for war-vessels. Sec
rotary Tracy Is evidently of the same
opinion, for he has not only noted his
approval OF the general designs pre-
pared by them under the direction Of
Mr. Whitney, but has directed them 10
proceed as rapidly as possible with the
preparation Of the plans for the new YES
sells authorized at the last session.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.
{ MINOR
DRUG COMP ANY,
Wholesale and Retail
Druggists,
1907 MAIN ST.
OPPOSITE POSTOFfICE.

Keeps a large and well. selected stock OF fancy
TOILET SOAPS and PERFUMES. COSME
TICS. FACE POWDERS BALMs and all kinds
Ut beautiful fine English. Frouch and American
HAIR BRUSHES. CLOTH BRUSHES. FLESH
BRUSHES. SHOE BRUSHES, TOOTH and
NAIL BRUSHES.
We keep all the year round PLUSH CASES
suitable Tor Bridal Present. a. well as Ladies'
aud Gcntemen's travelling sets.
All kinds of MINERAL WATERS both at
wholesale and retail. agents for tho now
Justly celebrated dyspepsia cure. cHAsECIrf
TII1llA WATER. which W. deliver in any
part of the city TOR % cents per gallon. Per
soms suffering With Kidney affection viii de-
wen 70 drink this water I, eciy
We make specially OF lifting IkCssEs
and keep full stock always on hand, also
SHOULDER BRACES and CRUTcHks. all
kinds AID prices.
We have all the leading brands Of CHEWING
TOBACCO. and keep nice line Of CIGARS.
Give our PLANTATION CIGARa trial, Re
member 70 try our y ELLIE BLY, CHEWING
/ OBACCO.
Physicians prescriptions carefully prepared
by competent Pharmacists, and none but the
PURESp MEDICINES USED.
Persons contemplating having painting done
ought t0 cali snd get Il oluf Caro- and prices
T or MadesWOrth's Silica Paint. which IS better
and cheaper than Lead and on.
Please remeni Der that ioroyerything usually
found Ia Il mr. t-class wholesale and retail drug
store, 20 10
Owens & Minor Drug Co.
OPPOSITE POsTOTFFE.
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WHAT AN OLD MAN, ~ YEARS OF AGE,
HAS 7 q : AY
CONCERNING TGR
Chase City Mineral Water
FoaKs.Asp. NogrAwAy COUNTY. Y

FoRRs.AED, NOgTAwAY COUNTY. Va,
August Is, 1885.
w. II 4. Hqrt5 chase Ctg. "a
,ir.-For many years ! suffered very much
from dyspepsia, with It's complications, such
az ncrgOu. ness. neuralgia, indigestion, coosti
patton. liver affection, &C.. until became al.
most a confirmed invalid. During tho time
was treated boy intelligent physicl ~, whQpre
scril ed various remedies. 1 used both ithia
and other mineral waters, also Dr. Warner s
Celebrated Liver aud kidaey Cure, all 70 but
little advantage.
Hearing OF your newiy-discovered Chase
City Mineral Water" ] sent for ana ODialnSl
a case Of n. 10 lasted me about three weeks
during which time improved SO much as o.
re able 10 Leave home. which | had not beer
ah e 20 do Tor months previous. ] then went ~
Cunee Cltyand continued the use Oi the water
fresh nom the we'll Tor four weeks. winch
gave me more real benefit than ali the OthSI
remedies combin q. Ny nerves were sDou
Quleted. IcUuld sleep well all night. my gloomy
fears snu tOreDOfinps vanished, my mind be
came bright aud 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 rpunity): the cOnsiila
zion wac relieved. and the sidney affection
greatly benehted-all Of when l attribute 70
the use OF your mineral water.
! must say, n conclusion, that lconsldet the
discovery If this water 5iesstng ~ driCfs0
humanity. Away with your drugs and nca
trums Go 20 pature's fountain or health
made whole" J. G. POWELL.
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She Was Grossly fnsuited.

Mandy Spiilers, a colored lady, swore
out warrant against Zeb Snow.
What did this man do:' the justice
Of the peace asked.
"Je suited me, sab; dat's whut he
done"
"How-what did he say"
"Didn' say nuthin."
How, then, did he insult YOU
IVY. sab, he come eflong whar | wuz
sweepin' do yard an grabbed me an
kissed me, he did"
odd you make any outcryy'
NO, sab.
odd you try to get away from himY"
who, me? Look here. ledge, do YOU
think good lookin' men is so plenty deze
days dat'I gwine ter git away frlm one
when he grab mey'
"But if you wers so willing, how was
it an INSULT
How wuz it er insult? Wy, sab, lie
turned me loose an went cross de yard
an kissed er black imp O er lady dat Is
old ernuif ter be my nanny. sab. OATS
how he suited me. '-Arkansaw Traveller.
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A gentleman in jumping of a street car the
other dag fell and rolled into the gutter.
While brushing the dirt from his clothes a
little girl ran up to him and said: Mister.
pleass do Il again. Mamma didn't SEQ you
shst time. r-Philadslphia PraR
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TIE renewal OF troubles in Afghan,
istsn has once more stirred up English
politicians 10 a realizing sense Of The me-
mace Of Russian domination in that
quarter OF the globe. During the las,
twenty years Russia has developed 70
narkabie strength, and has shown grea I
expansive force.
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TIE ONLY ALl~EAIiLlNH1oaW4C b


RICHMOND, FKEDENilh.bURC
IA AND POTOMAC RAILROAD .cf...'r
ommenciue FEBRUARY IS b.. 1883 ,s.if..-
hallaiJ rntf
: . an. loavcs Byrd street siaf.n ts g. st.-.
Only ~ Ashland Jtncl.l. aI.r
and trdercuhurs ftf ID
Washington and NcW lli..
ct sm. leaves Byrd street. sfI.. .aII. .E.
cegt sunday. sieeHer t0 81 l.l|t...
9. ~. leaves hNri- .ltsi f.rIIs .f..t
deeper o nsN tulk.
D AZ arrives st byniEtrH.f ...n CD.
sleeper .gum New Allk
-, pm. arrives uf Byrisfree. Sci. an fa.
sirra at trcd ficasblrl .ll
Junction. sleeper iicin ha.l.ls'
AM New YORK.
as ppg. strives 70 Bgri-stref gfl Hn fa
EXCEPT sunday. Sleeper 90. u Na...
The New Tois and n f.a snec.iI eOns.I.
irg ~ Ntstlhul- FuAUaa cate, lHt "a NI..
street station 90 HiN an "a llssi ... lIUIf.
days, ana saturdays, an4 aIuqts il3 pm. l
Monday, Wednesday, and lrIIlNH. I.f
train makes ~ iOcM stops. ma eA flIs l
enaIs e. tifat nortn-g0ani bail leaves
Thursday lNh Instant.
AshI.sND TRAINS.
DAnf EXCEPT srapsrt.
so IRA. accommodation. leaves l0ft-f,f.
station srrlfes 20 Aah 'ln0 DIS In.
gtt pm. raves hiae arrive tf Ashland hf
al pm.
saj gm. ACCOMMODATION, arnges a. 49,
ltreo. stGlon ifans isa.triat sd
ss9 pm. arrives a. Blbs leaves t.ilans ,s
c 3. TkTiOR. 0saer,i r..t.. ssea.
+. n. ID. NYEi'3. ttgnelal euo.tlri. rI.
NORFOLK AND WE-rEhA RAIL
Two DAILY rR nI - TO NORFOLK
TWO DAILY TRAINS 10 LA,. $3.50 1865.
sCHEDULEINE EFFECT DECkuiLHs las
LEAVE RICHMOND.
$50 A. NJ. DAILY, gsl Richmond AID Petersburg
nilOad. Leaves Peteb14Ig 1850
a. 81 daily nIfe NoroA 10
a.50 4. NJ. Daily. va Richmond and Pe-or.irirg
railroad, Arrive a- Peten ~ lN d
A. NJ. No. leaves tetrrru.F N
\. NJ for fHrmViID. lEu.IluIs.
hOanOke, Bristol. AnoAflIo. aces 10
points south ami West. THROUGH
COACH 80 hADfOfD.
800 =. ". Daily, ga hlohulOul ald ~. riylls
railroad. Arrives Ht felgr-Dlt nt
go p. NJ, i.Ayes fetel. ii0 J..
81. daily, Arriving AUlf0IA .tJ A..
n tHROuoH cAk TO NOh-
600 Z. 81. Daily. ga Richmond ara Petersburg
railroad. arriving 30 psfeIsylr. at
60 z. NJ, connecting with rain No.
!, leaving Peter burg at ~ T. ~.
Tor fsrmsilie, Lynchbufg. tDanQke,
POcaDOut4s. Bristol, Knoxville, Chat.
tanooge, and ali points = Iutn ant
West
PULLMAN sLEEPIN8-CAR ACCD-lMODdr
TONS.
No. l--Sleeping-car Petersburg 10 Bristol
without change. leaving Petersburg. daily az
so u. W. Pullman slOepea LynlLsuff Do
Memphis, without change.
No. . Pullman sleeper Lynchbufg 10 New
Orleans. and Roanoke 10 Chattanol "a, without
change.
Tickets, blgyage-cheols and ali Information
can h. Oo.aued at Richmond and PefeIbIns
Railroad depot A; ". uarbef i. ~ A.ln
Main street.
". Is. BENrLL.
General Passenger Agent.
CHARLES "a. EDDY, Vice President.
General Dflge Roanoke. Va
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CONNECTIONS.

Train No. 30 connects daily At Kevsviu
for Chase City. GAINESVILLE, and OXfOr.
Durham. Hendei son and Raleigh coz
meets ~ Greensboro fyr Durham
Raleigh, Salem, and Winston, ana all points q.
NORTH Carolina Division; at Salisbury ION Ash
vile, Hot springs and all points IA Weston
North Carolina. and &C Charlotte for G.. {
A. Il. Il.
Train No. 81 connects daily ~ Greens
oor0' for Salem. Winston, Raleigh, Gods
Doro'. and N0rehoad City, st salisbury to-
Asheyiiio. Hot Springs, aud All p0ina 2
Western North Carolina; at Charlotte viii
Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta railroad TO-
Columbia, Augusta Aiken, CharlcFCn, swan
nah, Townsville, Ca, Jacksonville aud othei
Florida pOlgts also with Carolina Coaim
railroad FOR Wilmington.
Gnlas from the south arrive st keAaOo,
5:l5a.m. and $3.50 Pm.
- fAMELIA COURTHOUSE TRAIN.
---------------- --- -e------
Leave Richmond .............,...t.t., 10 pm
ArIAe AelmLil 49,. -. -. = i I'D
tCLoyER ACCOAAopAgIoS.
s-a-k>
Leave Richmond. .............. .... h,il m
A ..,afts Ia Fr
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Tie Herald says that the South ough,
not to fret about a question OF races,
which the little jockeys at Monmouth
Park settle 50 easily by throwing thS,
lsgs over hog.skin.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-26

INTERNATIONAL MARINE CONFER
ENcE.-Since the number of ocean tray
elers this year "a almost certain to be
larger than ever before, it is easy TO see
that great interest will centre in the in.
ternationai marine conference TO be
held next October. The delegates who
will represent the United States are to
meet In Washington to-day and arrange
programme for the conference. It is
obvious that one of the essential things
should be to secure the opinions of ex-
pert navigators as to the rules 10 be laid
down, and whatever regulations are
adopted should be explicit and $50 plain
and simple rs to be workable in the
gravest emergency An elaborate OF com
plicsted code Of signals would be useless
in the midst of bowling storm.-Ns'e
York Ir.6nns.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-26

Dan, wot yo' stanin' up at de table
eatin' 20 mush an milk 70 when you's
got chahI 'Peahs lax you's losin' wot
little mammals yo' hez got"
IVY, yo' see, dis yer tum'ler's so high
| KANT set in my chah an eat outen it,"
-Harper's Bazaar.
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Gb Eailu ainsfs.

pr LsHep EVERY DAWN TIE YEAR
pY TIM TfME. PubLlsuINQ CON-
FANy, OFFICE $50 EAST MAIN sThfkI
RICHMOND. VA.
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--N.nna c. SmltA N Bossol. Tfa..ll ~

Mr. Secretary Window, according TO
the latest accounts, continues in u coma.
tose condition. He aroused himself sui.
tciently last week to refuse the tender 70
the Treasury OF large block of 1 per
cent. bonds at price about per cent.
above the ruling market quotation. He
also has indicated, or some one connected
with the Treasury has done It for him,
that the government balances In the
national bank repositories, now about
s4S,OO0,OO0, are 10 be cut down to the
amount OF the various disbursing office
balances, which would make them about
$4,000, 900. -New York Star.
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Whom has Harrison appointed as
Minister TO Samoa"
Il don't know don't think he has
appointed anybody get"
Il should think he would give the
place TO John L. sullivan-thst Is If no
wants to promote peace
why soy
why, there's never any fighting here
Sullivan is"-ChicagO Herald
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DIEDMONT AIRLINE.

A
RICHMOND & DANVlLLR RAILROAD
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE To
IAk sol III.
PULLMAN SLEEPERs ON All NTGHJ
TRAINS.
a1HEDCLE IN EfF6CI FEnY. 3. 1851
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YORh RIVER gyE


Daily except Sunday.
The Favorite Route 10 BaltimO-
The steamers Of THIS iine are mCceis OF
beauty. elegance, ana comfort.
fLeave Richmond
800 and a. % mn.
Arrive Baltimore leave baltimore
ss0am pm.
Arrive RlehmondeV2O ana fl0.i0a.m.
Fare hichmOuC 10 IiaIlmytc. tirst Jlass
~; second class. sl.60.
The York River Line affords superior nd.
gantages % business men IA enabling them %
leave Richmond near tho close Oi the day 2
transactions, and arrive az Baltimore carly
uoxt morning, after having enjoyed a delight
ful nights rest, free frOm the dust and nOlso OF
railway trayel.
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATION.
IL ave Richmond I'D 81. depot. u an
Arrive Richmond, " =" "a "a pm
sDaily. fDaiiy except sunday,
Depot ard ticket-OfhCs foot % Virginia
street up Town ONCE, corner Ionth and hair
streets.
PEYT0N RANDOLPH. JAS L. TAYLOR
Gene al Manager Gen. passr Agent
SOL. HAAS, JOS. 3. POTTS,
Tralho Aanss-s. DIV. Pass'r Agoni
-
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WEST POINT ACCOMMODATION.
.s-~s- ----a-- - sHa -
bTE sJi5siIPS.
nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
~ PANY.
fOR NEW YORK.


Steamers leave Richmond EVERY II Is
DAY and FRIDAY rs 3 pm.
Steamers leave New YORK for hcdmOne
EVERY WEDNESDAY and sAtUhDAN
AZ 80. D.; arriving IN Richmond Mon DAY and
FRIDAY mornings.
Passenger Accommodations unsurpassed,
Cabin fare 10 New YorS vim James river
route Quciudlng meals and BERTH. .....S
Round trip tickets Limited u Thirty days
after dafc OF issue. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. II -
Storage with subsistence. ...,...t.t.+... l
Steeiaze, " thput subsistence. -. "a
Cabin faro via Chesapeake and ONO rail-
CABIN fare via Richmond and Petersburg
Tickets czn b. obtained AZ A. ". CABRERA.
,IO Main street Chesapeake and ohio anu
Richmond and Petersburg depcis. and AZ con-
psny's Offices. 1871 Main street. and wnasi,
Rocketts.
Freights forwarded and through bills OF led
lag issued for points beyond New York.
Freight received daily until hour Of sailing.
Passengers leaving Richmond on MON
DAYs. Ut EsDA Us. " EDNKsD IA rs. 1HUhs-
DAYS, and SATURDAYS " the ChesapeaAc
and OhfO railway (via Newport reWsat 5.i5a H.
and 10y Richmond and Petersburg railroad
same day az 300 an, Will make connection
81 NORFOLK with steamer leaving those
days.
GEORGE W. ALLEN Z Co.. Aeosnta.
No. lth MAN street. and
sjy left Comuanyc Wharf. kooSotts.
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ADVERTISING RATES.

- Reading notices IN reading matter type
"a cents per line. Noapsreil loaded. Ii Genie
per line.
s~-wsnts. marriage and death notices not
exceeding eight lines. - cents each insertion
rg-Speciai contract rates furnished on ap
plestion.
Aueteoo sales. Legal Notices and Amuse
msnt Advertisements 81 per inch each In
sertion.
II. jeoted communications Will not be re-
turned.
Entered at the Richmond va postofboe As
eCOnd class matter.
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Many Of the new spring woolens show two
inch blocks Of various colors. They viii ue
made up in combination with plain stuff u
their dominant shada
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THr FATE or THE Trust THE
eminent political economists who have
been filling the magazines with elaborate
ESSAYS TO demonstrate the excellence
and beauty of trusts and other forms OF
monopoly may now contemplate at their
leisure the fate OF the copper syndicate
This school Of economists would have
the world believe that trusts perform an
important function in the industrial
and financial world in maintaining
the stability of prices" According to
the latest estimates the Copper Syndi-
cate has sacrificed s30000,000 in the Ell
fort 10 preserve stable market and
the end Is not yet. NJ Secretan, the
head of the Paris Copper Syndicate, with
grim humor describes himself as havin (
come out "as naked as worm"-all for
the sake Of maintaining stable prices
--.- Ph,iads 'phfa Record
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WHAT SHE WANTS

I've plaques sans cracks Of dragons rough
In on -ntai gies
I've Young Chings. peachblows. sans de bout
Yet am not care fros
wish had biberon
or the period VI kang-he
I've health and wealth and love galore
And I am good q see,
And yet long Tor one thing wore,
One thing would comfort me
wish had biberOn
VI the period or Kang-hs
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THR DAILY TINES.
CRY DELIVERY.

CITY DELIVERY.
Delivered ia any part OF the city and MAJ
chester by carriers at i2 cents per week.
Persons desiring the TrMEs delivered a.
heir homes can secure IL by postal card re
uest or ordcr through telephone NO. by
when deliver, irrcsd.ar Immediate com
liant should he made 20 tho Office. The ad-
sr.<. may be changed ~ desired. IL car" b.
trkon IN all cases 10 mention the old and ne"
nv NAIL. POSTAGE PREPAID.
DAILY yc8r. tsftsss'.''s = :,
MONTHS. ....s..s..s.ss'.sss' 80.
months s.......s.. .ss'''''''t
I month. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS '' :"
"c"N' A. srr.bs ~ . e.. 90
months. ..... ."
Rernittanccs should be made by drafts
checks, postoisce orders or registered letter
PAYABLE TO
TIMks PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Richmond. Va
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Colonel Daniel S. Lamont, the famous
private secretary OF President Cleveland,
was made a president himself on Friday
afternoon The persons who elected
him were the directors Of the Houston,
West Street and Payonis Ferry Railroad,
and yesterday Morning he began his du-
ties as president
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rICHMOED AND ALLECHARH
IA RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS IN EEFECI
JANUARY XIH. 1850
Only LINE RgssISG SOLID TRAINS 8rr
I~h1e pIy Aosp ASp hYscHaI 90,

l-NOrE. Nos I aud Run daily totsten
Richmond and Clifton Forge, sud Gl.Ig EXCEPT
sunday between Balcony Falls aIa Ls1inx-
toni
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-26

The South is prospering, and should
not pose in the attitude Of a beggar
She is able to support hor own helpless
sons. and she ought 10 DO it, a retreat
in each Southern State for homeless
veterans would cost but little, because it
would have but fow inmates, and it
would not have to be supported many
years. atlanta Consultation.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-26

sunday between Balcony Fails al1 Lshin<-
ton.
ARRIVE RICHMOND
it5 IN. MAIL daily
s.lB am.--ACCDHNODA1fO day l0kcepi
sunday.
CONNECTIONS
AZ Clifton Forge with Cnss4plAlf llt % q
railway Tor the south, West. ana N0I.lTtl..
AZ LynchUlrg with Norfolk anl eefII.
railroad Tor al points South rclih.fsl, q.
Southwest, and Virginia Midland m .pay '.T
al points North ana south.
A. Richmond with Associated hNlH.sH "a
al rOlucs In the South. an1 Richmond lf0 g
.cssDurs and Potomac railroad fOr tnt Ntfil
At Lexington With b4ItiDOre sud llio I,.-
read. making close Connections a. HArft
Forty % and from Pltt7DurI Rno &c htel
also to points North sud hslst
SLEEPING-CAhS LYnChByhO fs ME-
PHls. INV ORLEANS. AMI LIlILl tDlal
Trans marked daily except sunday. iilil.
Tickets sold 70 al points. once tt
H,st hsia treet. ltNo rG.n sueet,lft
Richmond sal Allegheny dopO.. % ~ "a;
Cana streets.
JOHN X. AACNCEDJ,
.de5 6ell PasrersfI IS en-