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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-09

The death at Cieufuegos OF Capt William
F Wardweil, Of Verona. closed career that
n told would rival Robinson CIusoe's. Capt
Wardwell was born in penobscot in $50
AMI made his first voyage at the aye Of -.
since which time BIO had never boon of the
vessels deck for twelve consecutive months
Tie bad been shlpwreckei nine time, and
each time was forced 70 leave the vessel with
only such clothing as ho had on al the time
Of tn, wreck Mr Wardwen remarked
ahou, two years ago that be alone va,
LETT Of the large number OF persons living
ON Penobscot river and bay who were fol
loving the ga when he made lis first voyage
Lewiston Journal
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on To- start the Fire.

4 Sunday school teacher tells the Listener
this amusing story; | was teaching d class OF
little boys IN Sunday school The lesson han
pencd 20 be about the prophet Elijah and the
widow OF Iarephaih. who yOu viii u course
remember, told Elijah, when be asked her 10
take hun 70 board, that she had not cake
but handful Of meal IN barrel and little
Oh IN a cruse.' " hon asked as % tho su,,ply
Of food the poor widow had, one little fellow
quickly replied.
''she had just meal enough - make a cake
and Oh enough 10 start the trer-Boston
Transcript
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-09

y new remedy for skin diseases. says The
Hospital, Is continual hath, the patient eat.
ing drinking and sleeping there until cured
One patient has been kept in such a bath for
30 days. He IS tied up always Mt night to
prevent him from slipping 80 As 10 be
drowned The palms aud soles become much
shriveled, but the rest Of the skin is un
changed The water Is kept at % dogs. -
New Orleans Picayune
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ADVERTISING RATES.

So Reading notices IN reading matter type.
cents per line. Nonparoil. loaded. II cents
line.
~ Wants. marriage and dentn notices, not
ccding eight lines, % cents each insertion.
Special contract rates furnished on az
plcation.
Auction Salca, Legal Notices and Amuse-
nent Advertisements al per Inch each In
eeriioa.
Rejected communications viii not be re
turned.
Entered M the Richmond va postoflce a
ccOnd class matter.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-09

TnE violent storm on Saturday was
the only one We remember Of such char
acier that was comparatively local As
a rule, all this section Of Virginia Is
phenomerally free from such yisitstions
Of the elements, even when little north
Of us the Billiards and cyclones make
life perilous as well as extremely disa-
greeable
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-09

The electric cars on the Omana-C Council
Bluffs line are said to run faster than ON apy
other street road in the country. A speed Of
hteen and often Of twenty miles an hour is
attained. The power plant consists Of two
s'shty and one forty-horse power gensratorA
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-09

PosTMAsTER-GENERAL WANAMAKER is
said at present 10 be swayed by his bus
ne IS instincts" aud hsuls up the csndi-
dates on sn examination, that ward poll
ticians and CROSSROADS statesmen can
aot stand.
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL.
1 man

EOA ID.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS To LYNlHBfr 10
sCHBDULEIN EFFECT DECEMBER 3. ls,s
LEAVE RICHMOND.
800 a. VI. DAILY, gia Richmond AID Petersburg
railroad. Leaves Petersburg llW
a. NJ. daily arrive Norfolk Ia
$50 a. NJ. Daily. gio Richmond and Petersburg
railroad, Arrive go Petersburg lD. d
A. VI. so. leaves Petersburg 1914
A. for faruviiIe, Lyuenhlrg
Roanoke, Bristol, Knoxville. ana All
points South and West. THROUGH
COACH TO RADFOKD.
500 =. VI. Daily, 10 Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. Arrives al icfersbug az
90 4, NJ, l.ayos Petersburg IlO
NJ, daily, arriving Norfolk $3.50 L
FOLK.
go p. NJ. Daily. oia Richmond and Petorsburs
railroad, arriving At Petersburg ~
oJ I. NJ, connecting with Train 80
leaving Petersburg 40 IfO Z. NJ
for tarmtilie, Lynchburg. Roanoke.
Pocahontas Bristol, Knoxville Chat
tanOoga, and all points South Hni
West
PULLMAN SLEBPING-CAR ACCOHMODA
IIONS.
No. is leeping-ca Petersburg % Bri-to
without change. Leaving Petersburg dMy al
$40 4. NJ. Pullman sleeper LyuchDurg 4
Memphis, without change.
No. Pullman sleeper LyuchbuTg 90 NOW
Orleans, and Roanoke to ChAtiau0. "a. without
change.
Tickets. bagQagc-ohccks. and all information
can be Obtained al hi hM0ni and Petersburg
Railroad depot. A ". CARRIERS. 100 Mair
street, and al the COmpanys office. iNl Last
Main street.
". D. BEVILL.
General Passenger Agent.
CHARLES G. EDDY. Vice President.
General Office Roanoke. Va.
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"DIsTRIcT ASSEMBLY 40, so we'll re-
membered for its performances in Rich
mond, seems to have furnished the per
petrstor of the dynamite crime that was
so near destroying to that New York
brewery
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CONNECTIONS

Train 30. ~ connects daily af Kofatf
for Chase cry. C'arssFIlc. ami DfIn.f.
Durham. Henderson ami Raleigh nr.
ncofS a. Greensboro for nHIlsrl.
Raleigh salem, and Winston. anI "a r..nl. I'D
North Carolina Division. at Salisbury fOr a.i-
Vile. HOt springs AMI lI points u Western
North Carolina and ai Chariot. Tor g.. g. <
A. x. 4.
Tm'n 80. 80 o0nOo.s dany no Greens-
hrru' for eeIcm. Winston. Na.eI.n b. O.. Is-
Asheyile, Hot Springs. and ni pDIrfs mo
Western North CarOiu4s 80 ChfIIlifo N.fl
Charlotte. Columbia aud Augusta HlirnaI Inr
Columbia, Augusta, Aiken. lharIes 1Nu. iri..
nab, lhomasYiIlt. Geo.. lfcttOnf .p sos .fI.f
Florida points aiee with DsfOiIIa tfuimi
uiirO8d fOr Wilmington.
Trains from the south arrive a. hfth1nnt
l3a.fn. ara a. tfI [. ~.
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NIRClNIA.-IN TIE CHANCERY
COURT OF THE CITY OF RIChhOSD.
IHR g1rG DAY or MARCH, 1887;
Elizabeth u. sheppard. 300. 900. ...... Plaintiff.
against
VII Tam y. sheppard, John W. Sheppard.
Sterling ~. sheppard. n. &. Wood and -alho
Wood, hls Wife aud illiam ". lCump.
trustee ......... ............... Defendants
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-09

NEW YoRKs DOODLE PoLITlCs The
numerous disasters suffered by the Re
publican party in municipal elections
throughout the country during the past
week are attributed by some observers
to the disgust of honest voters At the
bribery by which the November election
was carried. and by others TO the want In
these elections of a fund equal TO that
spent on "hoaters' last fall BE the
cause of the turnover what 10 may, IL ~
beyond question the prevailing conyic-
tion that the struggle OF the tariff lords
10 stave of reduct on OF taxes has done
more TO demoralize the country than any
incident Of our recent history.-Balts-
n.urs Sun
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rRAINs NORrAwAkn
DAILY. rpsiy except SUNDAY
sTOPpI.l PLAGEa

DAILY. rDsny except sunassJ
STOPpl.G PLACEs
Nos. IS. and o. make no sf0ps. 40 4
Stops only on signal 40 Chester 40 o
stops on signal Ht CcntrulIa. No. r. ,tCr.
only on signal az Chester Ceufrafa aif
Manchester. NO. ~ stops on sigus o OIL
regular stations. ana HlsO al TEMPLES a. d.
fort Meitnall Nos. t5, 3i. q. b and o..
VIII stop AZ sll stations tor pss.ens'f.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE.
On Trains Nos. "a aud o sleeping cars Re
tween New York and Tampa, b H.. wa Jact
iouviicl On Trains NOs. X and - eieoninp
cars between Washington and Char.o.-.I
and between Washington and jacksonville. On
main No. - sleeping csr- UefWcn New
YORK And Jacksont ON Trains Nos. - and
d .s.eeping-cafs between New York auJ
Townsville. Ga.
Thk ONLY ALL~RAiLLlNBTO NCKFOLK
LEAYz hRWvs.
Richmond. $3.50 am. Norfolk rs d.
Richmond, '60pn. 6orf0E &. $40 81
Norfolk. 's2J am. Richmond ll.T AN
Nor,olK, '5aU pm. hi.hm, nl. 5 IS nm
These trains also make close connection
for fermWlle, Lyncnhurg. emo eolis
western points ard All stations on tho NOrfulI
and western railroad.
e. y. eUfiY
So leTInfelftt
r. 4. D. NktR-.
Genera onrsrIul intent
T. N. EnERsOE. General Passenger Agent
sol HAAS. lraihc Manager. SO, g
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-09

BoULANOER ~ HIS LAIR The H.r-
al,rs cable dispatch says that since he
has crossed The frontier To place OF
safety he has issued proclamation and
formulated o Profession by telephone
against the jurisdiction OF The Senate,
submitted 10 interviews which were IT,
produced in many journals and got
Naquet TO read n long political speech fer
him before a socialist gathering.
"This speech, like the one delivered at
Tours, j. an accenluaied declaration of
Ropuhlicsnism In it Boulanger goes
so far "a to brand as aliens those who ac-
cuse him of owing his electoral successes
10 the support Of the monarchisis'
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-09

VINO IS PREsIDENTy-But in Presl.
dent Harrison Mr. Blaine has found a
man who will not be oyershadowed, or else
the magnetic leader has lost his old
spirit and his desire for power. Nobody
con be in Washington for a day without
learning that Benjamin Harrison is
President, with all that this implies In
deed, one does not need 10 90 10 the
Capital to learn this The construction
OF the Cabinet and the appointments
since made show IL. The diplomatic ap.
pointments are plainly the Presidents
own, save two or three given TO his
Secretary OF State as favor as he would
DO to any other member of his Cabinet
Nee Y0rk World.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-09

WANAMAKER's Policy We were Oh
serving that Mr. Nanamaker is he only
member OF the administration 10 have n
policy. He has views. His views con
ilict with those of his patron, The Hon
Matthew Stanley Quay If Mr. Wana-
maker has a clerk who does his chief the
honor of differing with him in his ideas
about the dry goods business, we suspect
thst that clerk will have TO 20. Let us
hope that Nj Quay vii retain Mr Wan
amaker on account OF the latlers charac-
ter and attention 10 business But Mr.
anamaker continues to be feature Of
the Harrison show.-N J. Sun
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-09

RenittAnccs should he made by drafts,
checks. postoihce orders or registered letter
psyablo TO
THINKS PUBLISHING COMPANY,
Richmond. Va.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-09

IT'S ENGLISH, YOU KNow-lt Is
pleasant to see Americans succeed, even
if the object Of their ambition is not
particularly laudible Mrs Mackay has
been very uesirous of establishing herself
in English society, and there have been
large number of enyiOus British
matrons who were equally determined TO
thwart her. She baited her hook, how
ever, with a splendid dinner and a costly
theatrical entertainment The Prince of
Wal ; swallowed it, hook and ALL and
her social position isnow impregnable -
Ne.c York STIR
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-09
or 0GEonaM CoNrEDENATE H0r-

WmEEL.HoRsEs KICKING Matters AT
Washington are not pleasing to the Re
publican wheel horses, and there is a
furtive survey Of the situation in evil
dent quest of d scanegoat The regrets
and reclamatious Of the politicians point
to Wanamaker as a likely target for the
IRE Of the attacking party. II is Wanna
maker with his "5unday-scho0l prohibl.
ton talk" that is carrying dismay to The
Republican party Il Is Nanamakcr
that is to blame for the huge disaster al
Chicago Ch.eae0 Hyald
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IDIEDMONT AIR LINE.

pIEDMONT AIRLINE.
RICHMOND & DANvILLE RtUROan
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE I'D
IHh ,ullu.
PULLMAN 8LBErER- OF ALL NI8Hr
TRAINS.
sCHEpuIElN EfF .Cl Ffnl ... iHl
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THOSE WICRED SENAToRs.-An this
will be instructive to the readers OF Mr.
Halstesds paper, and Will tend to en-
courage and promote refreshing indie
pendence in politics. The Senators
whose wickedness IS now so mercilessly
exposed have held high rank among The
faithful When they swung aloft the
crimsoned garment they excited the
admiration of the journal that now
assails them. When they de
nounced the alleged hypocrisy Of Mr.
Cleveland, and attacked in the Senate
the characters OF men whom he hsd
nominated for Office, they were patriots
In the ewes of the Commercial Gazette and
the people whose political opinions ii
has nodded When they stood like "a
solid wall against reduction OF the
tariff they were the ssyiors of American
Industry. But now, after they have re-
fused to vote for Mr. Halslead, what
wretched creatures they are shown to be-
N. Y. Times.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-09

The object OF this suit - 20 have construct
by the Court certain deed OF settlement. eK-
ecuied ia the month OF February lsl2. by
Sterling J. Crump 10 william W. Crump. trus
tee for klizshctn ID. sheppard. and 10 procure
sale under the orders 90 che Court OF the real
estate described lu the said deed. being Thirty
SIX feet fronting on the west side OF Seventh
-tIcef. between Clay and Leigh streets In tn
city OF hithmond With the brick dwelling
thereon. numbered By street numbcr5l4 north
seventh street. aud proper disposition OF TIE
purchase money. And affidavit having been
made ani filed that v llAn ! sheppard. John
VI. sheppard. sterl-ng q. sheppard, Fl. G.
Notd and Shllie Wood, ihis wife ara non-resi-
dents OF the State of Virginia, IL Is ordered
hstthey do appear here within fifteen days
after duo publication Of this order. and DO
what Is necessary 20 protect their interests In
this suit CHAs " GODDIN, CLERK
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-09

CnINA's GREAT EM-China has
often been devastated by famine pesti-
lence and civil war, but these come only
at intervals, and she has within her
borders an agency more destructive than
any of them The terrible llOang IO,
or Yellow river has destroyed millions
of Cinnamon, is still a terror to the pop
ulation and government of the Celestial
Empire, and An anomaly in tho history
Of water courses -Exctange.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-09

CoLoRED MFN.-The Rev. !. +. Free
mount. of 81. Johns Baptist Church
Louisville, saws: The Cleveland o..
ministraiiOn was fairer and clever 10 Tie
colored man than the Harrison admins
tration is. and beyond all his it is clear
liz evident that It's anti-monopoly and
anti-war.tariG position is more favora-
ble to the iaboring classes than is the po-
siton of the present Republican party
The party of Gould, Carnegie,
and other monopolisis md capitalists
cannOt be favorable TO the poor man,
and especially to the colorcd poor man
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ASHLAND TRAINS.
nLIlr rrDnua. .r-A...l

UHIIF nIIUTT |I1NAIEs
$50 pm. accommodation. leaves hyrd-sfroe'
station aIiye5 60 Ashland 40 b pm.
5.C4 pm. leaves Boa; arilyes "a Ashland a
Ga pm.
SD am. accommodation, arrives az iiyra
street s,Atioa, leaves Ashlsn af go
aul.
$50 pun. arrives az Eihs leaves Ashland a.
bl2 pm.
Q. 4. TAYLOR, 1rueral Ticket Acct
y. T. 10. hyERs. Heucral ouu-rlDfendert
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NOlsk RIVER GtNE


Daily except sunday.
The favorite Route % BiIumm
The steamers OF thl5 iinu ARC n dels ~
beauty. elegance, and comfort.
flfayr Richmond
fss,u aud a. % nm.
Arrive Baltimore fLeaYp baltimore
s.-Iam 5nla
Arrive Kl1hmona'geO and fl0iOu.m.
Fare nCnmouu 10 hAlLfLuit. fIis. g. Itst.
s.; second class, $50.
The YORK River Line affords superior tf.
vantages 10 business uDn iu rnah.iGE IlrH ID
leave To- edmond near the CLOSE Df tIe C.I
Transactions. ana arrive 40 baIf.uorn only
next morning. after having cnInyrl IL ffI...lf-
ful nights rest, free from the dust and 1oIitlf
railway uayei.
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATIONS.
L. ave Richmond l1sd ~. dopou, - fUa.m.
Arrive Richmond, " o. .lpm
'Dely. fDauy except SUNDAY,
Depot ana ucket-Oincc foot Ul hirg|rI1
street. up Town Odice, corner Tenth and Main
streets.
PBYTDN RANDOLPH. JAS. L.. TAYLOR
Gene. Al Manager. Con. l'4t. 49, At
sol. HAAS. Jos. s. plII,.
Iraihc Nsna1--. DIV. fasa A gult
nols p'rru.uf q
-
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wEsT POINT ACCOMMODATION.
= = -
7THaNsHIPs.
NLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP CON.
> PANT.
FOR NBw YORK

Steamers leave kichnond EVERY TUES
DAY and FRIDAY 40 D.m.
steamers leave Sew York f0f Richmond
EVERY WbDN kcDAY and SATURDAY.
AZ ~. 10, ARR wing ln Richmond MDNDAf and
FRIDAY mornings.
Passenger accommodations unsl rpast ad.
Cabin fare 90 New f-lk via James flgUr
route Including meals and herfuI. ..
Round trip tickets limited 70 IA. rty days
AFTER date Ol issue. ss..fst.s...s.. d Iu
Storage With subsistence. ............... D
5leeiage. without subsistence. ....... 10
Cabin fare VIA Chesapeake and OHIO rui-
fusilst .... lI ~
Cabin fare VIA Richmond and Pet ..hlly
rlAirOAi sf.s. f.ss.as ........ ........ d. NI
Tickets can D. obtained ar A. ~. Grrfs.rs.
90 hAn street, Chesapeake ard OHIO Ali
Richmond and Petersburg dfU0fs. and Hf cone
pany ohioee, 1871 Main street. aud elnI.
Rockets.
reights Forwarded and THROUGH hs.sof lai.
ing lssued iol Qqinta beyond Aea fors.
Freight received daily until h..g ut aI.ng.
Passengers leaving hlDhm0r. nu h It-
DA fs.IL ksDA Ns.W kpNLSDA Is.Iffl l.--
ia -, and sAIURDAAa DV tho Cle-apC4sn
add Ohio railway {, ~ Acspofl htHsIaf 4is nl
and by Richmond aud Petersburg railroad
-fue dtyl az WI AN. n.li MAKE connection
az NORFOLK with steamer leaving those
days.
GEORG 8 ". ALLEN x Co.. Aefnff.
No. iaul iall ..ittf ant
EJy - II COMPANY " hal.. hlcsttts.
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49, fblb. Nn, ana 2 ran daily trtN cen
Richmond and Clifton Forge, and daily except
sunday between balcony Fails and LoAllg
ton
ARRIVE RICHMOND
$50 pm.-MA T. daily
s;l5 am.-AccONa6DATIOE daily seroes
Sunday.
CONNECTIONS
AT Clifton Forge with glesaD.ake ana GA.
rsiiWSJ Tor the south Nest, snd NORTH vet
At lynchDurg win Norfolk Aid W-sf8i
railroad Tor az points south, Southeast, a.
Southwest, and Virginia Midland raj. Nsy IN
all points North and south
AT Richmond with Associated Railways 10
a. polnes in the South. and Richmond frcds
lcksourg and Potomac railroad Tor the North
AT Lexington villa Baltlmorc and ONO "a
.2aa l m =, close connexions e. hs5ger
also tOaOints Moth and East
sLEEllNG-CAh rs LihChLURG r. AtA
PHls, NEW ORLEANS. and llVrLr HOCh
Iraine marked daily except sunday. DAILY
Elst Aaln treet, 100 Main str4et,cs
Richmond an Allegheny depot. Eighf4 n.
Canal streets.
JOHN r. MACNURDO,
.oe9 c. Geal PASSENGER AEON
RIChAOED, FREDEKlCAsBURe AMI
POTOMAC.
THROUGH ALl~RAGL FA5T-FRElGH'
LINZ 10 AND hkOa BALTIMORE,
IN !l-ADhjfhlh. NEW YORK,
AND asst Erin AID
WESTERN CITIES.
ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETwEsn
RICHMOND AND BALTIMORE
IN EACH DIRECTION.
Correspondingly quick time to other ponu
Through bills OF laden issued At low rstes.
g. A. TAYLOR,
or Gsnerr Freight gert
PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND AND
l. NORFOLK STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Appointed sailing days every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at II NJ. and every SUNDAY al
A. NJ. Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays
steamers received TIL il:O A. NJ. For sun
days steamer til S r. NJ. Saturday. Freight
received daily I'LL Z. Vi.
For further Information apply 20
j. ". MCCARRfCK.
General Southern gent
once Roe ketts.
W. CLYDE s Co.
de N General Agents. Philadelphia.
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HUNNICUTT'S
Rheumatic Cure

Rheumatic Cure
/ Against the world for all impurities ~ tho
/ brood and diseases OF the kidneys and skin.
10 Is absolutely al lufal.0le cure Tor RhQu-
m tlsm Ca all rs forms.
We DO not refer 20 people IN sOTe remote
and Inaccessible place but give you the te5il
mony Of your fri0nss aud ncighOOrs. Here IS
the proof.
KIDNEY TROUBLES RELIEVED.
Gentlemen-l have been sufferer with
kidnoy troubles for seventeen years, and have
been treated by prominent physicians Of this
state and A alabama. 1 have used large guam
titles Of medicines advertised 10 cure OloOd
and Kidney diseases without receiving the
slightest benefit. About six weeks ago su
iered such intense pain scarcely being able
To breathe at tirnes-i concluded 70 try Hun
nicutt kheumat y Cure ard after using one
bottle was entirely and a. sOlutely CURED. and
TOR the nrst time 10 seventeen years I AIN
Without the slightest pain, and earnestly re-
commend all who suffer 10 give your cure a
trial. yours tr"D C. wARvocK
las E. Fair street. Atlanta, Ga.
AGREAT BLOOD PURIFIER
ATLANTA. "a, November 4, 1857 Gentle
m0n,-l have used i've bottles OF Jour n. n.
g.. and chcerfuily re, umme' . 10 a. tho bes
blood purifier and tonic / have over usei
-nce taking your cure have gained twenty
pounds In weight
Yours truly,
WILLIAM TURNER.
MOST FAVORABLE REPORTS FROM ALL VINO
CsE a..
ATLANTA. Ga, January ", lssr
Oentlomen,-I have Ia fuuulcutts Rheu
matte Cure Tor several years. aud have heard
tho most favorable report from those who
have used 10. JOHN b. DANIEL,
Wholesale aud Retail ID u.gist.
FROM TnE AUTHOR on UNCLE RENus.
ATLANTA. "a March ls6s
Gent emcu 1 take p easurc In saying that
your HunniCutt's Rheumatic Cure il the best
have ever seen. hy mother, who had been
suffering with rheumatism iOr Thirty years
was entirely relieved ID few bottles
Yours truly,
JOEL CHAMBER HARRIS.
Az ATLANTA PHYsICIAN SPEAKS.
ATLANTA. Ga. October %. isss.
r. X e.. CO.-Gentlemen,- Il have used your
Rheumatic cure Ia several cases Of the worst
type, aud am glad 70 say 10 had the desired
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recOmme ndlus your medicine 10 those who
are suffering from rheumatism and its atten-
dant complications, and II tried, am conf
dent VI It's efficacy.
Respectfully. etc.
p o. Box IT,
Owens & Minor Drug Co.
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WOMEN WILL VoTE-The Baltimore
Herad, reviewing the progress OF woman
suffrage, says that this IS significant
movement, and the tide has fully set to-
ward the complete realization of the
once ridiculed idea OF woman's rights
Detroit is the last city to adopt the in
noyation, and from the late election
comes the assurance that the women
" registered and voted" as II they had
been al II all their lives.
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f!Jt pailp Gimfa.
Pr LispgD EVERY DAWN THRYRAR
bY THR TIMES rubLlaulN0 COM
PANf. OFFICE NO EAST MAIN STREET
RICHMOND. VA.
THK DAILY TINES.
CtTy DELIVERY.

Delivered ln any part Of the city and Man
chester 10y carrier at i2 cents per week.
Persons desiring the TIMES delivered ~
heir homes can secure ~ by postal card re
gcst or onicr through telephone No. $40
When delivery irrcsd.ar immediate com
ialot should De made 20 the Office. The al
dress msy be- changed rs desired. II care bs
taken IN all cases 10 mention the old and new
address.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-09

DICHNOND, FREDERICKSBURG
~ AND POTOMAC RAItROAD.-scheduh
.oWm9ncirg APRIL "a lt,1 - et.stcrlt
standard fiuef
81 am. leaves Byrd--trcar station daily. stOr.
Only q. Ashland Junction. aliord
pnd FredercsshGrs Sleeper 60
Washington and Now York.
V am. leaves Byrd street tuft... uaHy. OK
cept sunday. Sleeper to Washington
o. N. leaves h}r0 .otH,el sl.ftlr dolly
sleeper o. New YORK.
~ am. arrives 0t byrd rect station dNl5
sleeper from New YORK.
2 % pm. arrives 40 Byri-sreet station daily
stops az p etrritl sluIp Milford
junction AMI A-hla % sleeper frlm
Nashir Rt,u AMI New York.
l.i5 pm. arrives ai by.t Hfrssr -nt.On fnliF
eNcert sunday Sleeper from wash
in.ton.
The Sew Y1rs and Florida special. consist
ny OF vcstibu.e iuiIman cans. iCtNe- BYRD
street station af safe al. 0n TUESDAYS. Thurs
days, aud saturdays. Hrl HfrlFts l'lj pm. &C.
Monday, Wednesdays, aud Fridays. The
train makes no local stop, and extra fare De-
charged,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-09
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