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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-14


President LincOln's kind heart always
responded to d child's advances. lie in
dulged his own children, saying, 1T is
my pleasure that my children are free
and happy, and unrestrained by parental
tyranny. Love is the chain whereby to
bind a child to its parents"
Before his election in 1860 little girl
Of II years, seing his Autograph portrait,
thought his appearance would be inn
proved should he wear whiskers. She
uttered her childish thought in a letter
to Mr.. Lincoln, and in a few days re-
ceived a friendly answer, in which he
asked:
"As to the whiskers, as have never
worn any, do you not think that people
would call it piece Of silly affectation
were to begin wearing them nowg"
During his journey to Washington, az
ter his election TO the presidency, the
train stopped at Westield, ChautauQua
county, at which place the little girl re-
sided.
Il have q correspondent in this place, 20
said Mr.. Lincoln, "a little girl whose
name is Grace Bedell, and 1 would like
TO see her"
She was brought to the station. lie
stepped from the cars, extended his
hand and said: "You see I have let those
whiskers grow for you, Grace" Then
kissing her, he babe her good-by.
When he stood up at the Capitol to de-
liver his inaugural address, friends were
surprised 10 see that the president was
raising a crop Of whiskers. Vexed at his
spelling a face which expressed power
and pathos by wearing "a coarse, stiff,
ungraceful beard Of the backing brush
variety, they made inquiries, and learned
that he had ceased to shave 70 crafty a
very young lady.-Youth's Companion.
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CREAM OF THE PRESS.
Current Topics Cuiled from tho Leading
Papers OF the Country.
fpIuoIciuhia Tlucel


Philadelphia Tlmes.l
1t sometimes happens that events that
in themselves have no apparent political
significance become the most potent en-
gines IN eifecting political changes. a
case in point is the Cleveland street ex-
posure in London. which is proving the
seyerest blow yet dealt at the House OF
Lords. When Parliament meets all the
horrible details Ct that scandal Will be
forced into publicity at the same time
that an effort will be made to purge the
hereditary House Of its unworthy mem
bers.
1t is we'll known that all efforts to
bring the perpetrators Of the Cleveland
etreet crimes to punishment have iailed
because the criminals have been shell
tered By the government. This was
not 80 much for tho protection OF the
high. born Criminals themselves as Tor
the sake Of their order. 1t Is only ma
tural. under such circumstances, that
the House Of Lords should be arraigned
at the same time that the hideous crimes
OF some Of its members are forced INTO
publicity.
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Washington the Place.
baltimore Herald.

Each Of the places which is ambitious
to hold the Worlds Fair Of 1872 has
presented its claims TO the Senate com
Mite. Washington was the last 10 90
20. and certainly made the best showing
of all. Itisa matter Of humiliation 70
patriotlc Americans that the question
shouId ever have been seriously raised
of going out TO a municipality TO hoil
an international exhibition. Indeed
the selfshness and narrOw-minded am
bition which first prompted such a pro
ceeding is simply appalling.
This has not cnly been done, put IL
became necessary to organize q iormi'
dable movement to retain the fair III
Washington. where it was first sug'
qested. and obviously where 1t .ougn'
to be held. The gentlemen having the
matter in charge presented strong
case before the Senate committee.
history Of the movement was giVeI
from its inception by the secretary Of
the board Of promotion. The ques
tons Of finances, site, governments
management, and all were thorough
discussed. and the advantages OF WASH
ington over all other competitors point
Wastefui Expenditure.
New York Timcs.l
We note a disposition on the part o.
some of the opposition press to attribute
the falling off in debt reduction unde
Mr.. Harrison's administration rathe
TOO much to the extravaganza OF 1T
management. That this has been on
of the causes is true, as we showed II
connection with the ''disbursing oil
GERS balances, which have been made
unduly large. But most Of the depart
ments appear to have kept vel
within the amounts allowed b.
law. the Pension Office beinl
The one conspicuous exception
THE real extravaganza Of the presen
government will be shown-whethe
great or small-in the appropriations o
tho present Congress. whether for tn
regular expenses of the next fiscal year
commencing July I, or for defciencIe
to cover expenditures in the year. am
q fair Judgment on the question canno
vet be formed. IL is true. however
that the influence of the Executive ha
60 for been all in the direction Of waste
full expenditure.
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Mrs. Winslow's soothing Syrup should al
ways bee used when children are cutting
teeth. IL relicVes the little sufferer at once,
ID produces natural, quiet sleep by relieving
the child from pain, and the little cherun
aWakes as "brieht as buti0n.' 10 is very
pleasant % taste. 10 soothes the child soft
ems the gums, allays all pain, relieves wind.
regulates the bowels. and is the best known
remedy for diarrhoa, whether arising from
taethlng or other causes. twenty-five cen
u bottle. Tu Ih,Sa5 "
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Trustees Auction Sale
ANDA.R r

Bv virtue Of n deed Of trust from ni,l
X NcstOrOWIifcN, dated Nihl. ID 'tif -,
and recorded .n The CLERK o-N.e oi .se
'9nd County count, I'm I'D. ii. page DID,
AMI af the rroucsf OF The ben tellifs
default having been made in ine lnf in.iiii't ~,
certain notes therein secured. VIII '0'' ~
public auction. ou the premises
on THE 1sru DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1880
~ ~ 81.
r,o v,luohle trnct Of land defcfined in $40
decd as being The same itlu con is.l III
said AloxyO *. NesioidM It.tN 10y All
even date with above truss decd from A. d.
Thc dwelling is o. large double brick one
with about twenty rooms, occupy ins % ,..-
,,o~din1 Site ON beautiful hlN. OVERLOOKING
fna vnlllv of the james rifeI, ana Is .Ii-
rounded hY very handsome a.i.iN. '
d,r.lllnr was built al "a cosy oI t-''YNN, ..l'.
5000 has recently n..n i.tfr.'',, ff MAXI
frosc0ing and Otherwise lrauliil il- d., ,i
in- lf verv handsome. There is ono or tlt
handeCrn6st ornamental gardens ln lnD 7.nto
ndioiniua tne yard. There gre ni-p "'.il.
| e--'f.i Iou10s and farm buildings t-u.
/ mon i0.r This one ri tine hnnuslmesi ail lil.rl
desirable country seats DID ti. 'lN.. ,.f
fenced and witered, with many acres "i t..H
affu,-inI James river l0W-RIolNNs lIe i'H.
I t,a., I'D railroad enables owner 10 i've on b.
and do business iu llc cts OF ilcNmonI'
/ IrRNs. cash enough to pay aii eAnens Cd
sal~ ard ofthis trust, and FOB ltf OFT Nnu ei'-
/ charge two notes now past dur.0nc llf -3,ooi-
/ =. with interest from December 3l8i, l-anf
ana the other for t3.lf1.I3. WliN interest ltNih
/ December 3lst. l-e9 tlli ltli' a t," "- ,l,
Que. el.3aD.l3.t. Doe pall on t.e 3in. 'i .,
] ee Ta-I3 ON the alst iecemNtfi 1870 ...'N
/ s39fI.13 20 Doe paid ON the 3lst h,ee.ip.l p
/ is03. and The residue upon eucl terms t'
] eralf bo announced at sIie. llr purchase
/ fO receive "a deed and tO give cceI oi rus
/ fo secure ilr unpaid lliciN3c-nlita 81. .
/ el..fs I'D rr.f. slr1tIa trust OIlI fo be- pnIl
||H .HU IH .
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Hasf.ftoAD-.
RICHMOND & DANVILLE R. R.
AND QUICKEST ROUTEsOUru
AND SOUTHWEST.
EFFECT JANUARY o, 1900.
LEAVF RICHMOND:


EXPRESS, daily, Tor Danviua
- ,srarnsbofo Winsion-Soicin. Durham
paicirn. Randlcman, salisbury, Ashcyiie.
~, w, tr',fnos. T-harioffe, Columbia. Aiken
snousfa. Atlanta, Birmingham, M0nig0m-
49, New Orleans. Texas. and tallfO,H.
l5iiiman palace siceWnz-cars Richmond a.
panvillc and Danvllle 20 Asnevilic, Augusta.
birmingham. and New orleans.
TRAIN NO %. 1913 a. NJ.
NrIEGINfA AND NORTH CAfOLlAA EN.
' pRFS-. daily. for Burketuie, ADJ sia-
lions On toe Norfolk and western Railroad
.ncbhnr0. Knoxville, CHATTANOOGA. Nfu.
nbis. and Nashville; also Tor kcysgIle.
t,iarksvillo, oxford. Henderson. Durham
an0 Raicigh. This train goes through solid
10 ''''''7 TRAIN No. 80. 3 PM
rVAST NAIL. daily, for ail points ON Che
l. Fnrmvilio and Powhatan Railroad. lan-
Vile. Greensboro. MlnsiOn-0aiem, Raleigh.
charlotte. Ashcvllc. Columbia Augusta.
Atianfa. Birmingham, Montgomery. Sow
orleans. Texas. and California. Pullman
noiace sloep.ug-cars laufiic 90 Augusta and
htiantn. ami at Greensboro sleeper Nla Ashe-
willie 10 MOrristown, Tenn.
TRAIN no. 40. q p. NJ.
A NFIIA ACCONODAliON, daily. except
4 SUNDAY, for Amelia Courthouse and In-
TRAIN so. II. 600 An.
GLOVER LOCAL. daily except Sunday.
l. freight train with coach attached, Or
clover. Va. and Intermediate points.
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
Train 40 53 at 5:l5 A. N.i 40 81 at $3.50
r.. ~. and so. % at 1:lO j. 81.
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Opera IN NoIapa.--

One Of the latest practical demonstra.
tons Of the use Of Volapuk was made in
Brisbane, Australia, where Meyerbeer's
opera, The Prophet, translated into Vol
apu' and presented by Nicholson, the
manager Of the theatre in that city,
made such a hit that he was compelled
to repeat the performance ten times TO
standing room only. Mr.. Nicholson con.
templates the translation and presenta-
ton Of the opera Traviata. This use Of
the language proves very conclusiyely
that the sound Of it when spoken is not
harsh or bad, or it would have fallen
fiat indeed when used in an opera. Vol
apuk is made up Of none but pure full
sounds Of the vocal organs; it has no
fiat or half tone sounds and but few
double consonant sounds and triple ones.
Interview in St. Louis Globe Demo
crat.
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL

NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
- ROAD.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS To- llNCHBrRf.
sCHEDuLEIN tffECl JAN "a. 1850
LEAVE RICHMOND: BlRp-slRhEl .IA-
IlON.
$40 A. NJ. Daily, ri1 Petersburg Richmond
aus Norfolk through express. 40.
ilye Norfolk 1890 j.. Al. stops only
40 Petersburg, Mafery, Mahehe.i.
Windsor and suffolk.
$40 A. ~. Daily, ria Petersburg Arrive MI
Petersburg lois a. g. 800.
leaves Petersburg 1926 A.. 3D.. iIr
tnmNlie, LNnrnl@Irs nnI II
points south ana West.
2.5S L. ~. Daily. tIu Petersburg. Arrives no
Ictcr-nur. 1892 d. NJ daily. leaves
Pc orsnurg 600 $3.50 D. d.. Iy. ar-
irving no NonnlE 0.ll D.. NJ,
ff.3Op Al. Daily. tlI Petersburg, arriving lt
Petersburg zoo 1923 A. 81. cone
Meeting with Train so. T. leaving
pefrrshurgaf 1890 A. 10. flr flrm-
vile. lynchhrrs aud ail points
South and West.
lOI5A.M. Daily. except sunday IH
Hurkcyllo. f0r fafmFIle. LIUrl-
burg and zoe ~ esq and South.
PULLMAN SLEEplNG-tAH AlloAhunA-
IiONS.
$50. I--lcering-car Petersburg Oh Bristol
without change leaving Petersburg llI1 DO
1890 A. 81. Pullman sleeper Lyncnnuif Id
Memphis without change.
No.3-Puimau sleeper Lyncnhlfs i0 Sew
Orleans. and Roanoke 90 Memphis, without
TicEots. baeenre-checzs and all muunl-
ton can be- obtained roo NIcnmurianl iDf.ff-
burg Railroad depot, A. ~. DarhCrsi luu
Mem street. AMI ut tuc Company Office, Dol
'"'' r. W. COURTNEY
Passenger Agent.
~. b. NENlLL,
General Passenger Agent.
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a PARABLE.

The things chat just about u9 DE
Arenll chat ue can mark,
Wlen Hight is iessen.ng in the Ky
And tslisltturrs % dark.
Butuhe from sight close darkness bars
The faces ne1t our own,
o heaven. with tiy million stars,
Our eyes see tee ai1nei
-Charlltte fisss Bates il srcgufionolst
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Wc oler ilf s1'o iIsk HUNDRED THOU
-mhIl. IunI fIFo Ter Cont MORTGAGE
Bonds OI fIe Richmond nul lauyilie Rail-
rU 'u Conn .IN. principal ruI interest p1Ya-
Doe u -l.I colin, Cl4ir.I Trust Company OF
NlW york. trustee. Gr az .htf-sElDn and aC-
c.ici llier. SD subject lo alNancc ln price
without notice.
Bonds aie dated 3I rcpiemDcr 1889. In-
cllal payable Sept. ml.r. 1907 They are
secured uf mortgage ln tnc whole proper
ty ul fnD NlUNupHl oui I1nF'lla Eaiirlld.
NlI hI"rlNrINt DN mortgage Un tle equip
mont I.NaINra all l.iiaI NUu-lt WIlh llD pro-
ccods ol tat rtit .f ihe loads. iacA Ioc0-
motive anH ear bought uuUDr tUe trust shall
lt distinctly MntkIN as iNe property Ol the
GENITAL fiust Company for iho purposes OF
luie o. usi. ani condition oi lhe mortgage
provides iol ilc annual payment t0 the ilus-
icU Of Cd sum sufficient lD pas Dn an par ull
tle bonds issued There uniel within seYCn-
Teen years, Csc numbers of bonds 90 Do So
paid to be-tnnullY determined by lot by the
Central Trust Company. These payments
WlII Day Oh Iuc whole lOin nf per ln an aver
age nI eight and one-hull years.
40 iue conditions of lle MORTGAGE have
been carefully considered by the counsel Of
lne Central Trust COMPANY. 80 as % secure
to ihe holder of tho bonds the most ample
protection. The annual report Of the Hlch-
monI and NIuFilIr Railroad iOl last year
shows mes surplus over operating expenses
ard liked charges al 7i2,oSi.Ut-3qual %
liteon per cruL OF the stock. TWO hundred
lOIlus pen share is nid on the open markc4
Tor the stock. The Increased equlpmcnt now
going on lne rold bought with The proceeds
oi these bonds Us expected 20 very largely in
crease the gfu.S IuI net receipts.
de2O-ii luOhA, BRANCH * co.
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FI'I00IU| HuII'"' y I''-'' =
II Gems. per line. Noupanelieadfd' - Genus
per inc.
ss-spcciai contract rates Furnished on a.
pilcntlon.
Auction sales. Legal Notioos,and Amus'-
ment Advertisements q per inch each M
scrtion.
re.ecled communication win not oe re-
turned.
Entered 90 She Richmond lNaJ po''o'''''
as scconl-elass matter.
rrmiitaucts shonid be made hy diai's'
checks. poslomcc orders. or registered ie'iei'
payable io .,....,.
IUE TINS COMPANY.
Richmond. Na.
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Frcieht received daily l0r Norfolk. l1fts-
mouth, Smilancid, Hampton, Old Point,
MaNerly and licksiufd, Va; Washington
ID. g.: Ncwbcrnc, Washington and IarDoro.
". e.. an stations on Atlantic and i1uYillo
Railroad, 1elhoad and Roanoke Railroad,
Norfolk southern Railroad and Eastern
North Carolina generally also, Tor Eastern
shore Df Virginia and H.l regular Auuluss uu
the James and happAnannnck rivers nc
LOWEST RATES, and through bills Issued.
LlClEN b. IAlt NJ, Nice-ffesident.
no. tilT Main street and lockrtts.
IRWIN WEIsleAH, Freight and Passenger
Agent. myH-ff
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Gle poiIp Gimes.
ABOLISHED By THE TIMES oohlANl
OFFICE: Dol EAST MAIN STREE Y
RICHMOND. VA. ~

ms DAILY Trims CITY DFLiNERn.*
Delivered in amy part Of the city and Man
chester bs carriers at ~ cents per week
Persons desiring tae IiNfs delivered 81
their homes can secure 20 hy postal card re-
oacst or osdor through telephone NO. o1''
when delivery is lficsuior immediate com
nlaint should be- made 90 thc office. The ad-
arc.s may be changed al desired, 1ceie De
taken in al mention INC Oh" anu
new address.
.. ..t.4 .sn.rNtF PREPAID.
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ruE rAVORwE ROUTE OBAITfNOnr.
PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK.
LEANE nICHMnNn.

INaAlN HNNf d. IfaN IT, De
I OgAI EXPRESS. dnilY, except sunday.
I ~fors at an stations. At Lester Manor
connects with stage Tor WaIkeriou. nlsn cone
meets with Baltimore steamer at West Point.
TRAIN no. 55. 1870 D. 20.
baltimore LIMITED. daily. except sumo
IS day. f0r West Point. connecting with
N0rx-riVcr steamers for Baltimore. AZ inI-
fimoro steamers connect with Baltimore HnI
ohio Railroad for Washington. Philadelphia.
ana New York. FARE. Richmond t0 Battle
more. 90. 90 Washington. .3, tolnNnIClUI.H.
81 $50. New York $500.
@TfANrR~ LEAVE BALTIMORE p. 81.
rrOR WEST POINT, daily. except sunday.
4 thence hy Richmond and NlnF.'ie Rail.
road TO Richmond, arriving at 1910 A. 10. and
III A. 81. and connecting with lrIn SD. s.
l-oe Train NO. 54-Nirsinia and N0rth laIo-
lima eXrrcssl
TRAM 40. 10. 7:iO A. 81
1 OCAI. MIXED. daily, except sunday.
I leaves Twentv-eighth street iof Mcst
Point and intermediate points.
Ticket office 900 station foot oi Virginia
street.
streets.
sol. HAAS JAS. J.. ia lNN.
Traffic Manager. Gen. passenger AGENT
JOSEPH $. POTTS Div. Pass Agent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-14

GENTLEMEN.-l have used DR.. Dayids'
Cough syrup for some months, and think it
has done me more good than any other med
icine taken yet. By disease was asthma
and bronchitis Of long standing. Among
the multiplicity OF remedies for these dis
eases / think DR.. Dayid's is the best--a
simple remedy. and its components not at
all Injurious. II gives me pleasure TO add
my testimony % its efficacy.
Very respectfully.
j. l.. DAVIS, superintendent
Of Richmond City Water Works.
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srEa.SHIfs.
old DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM.
~ pANl.
FOR SEW YORK.


steamers leave Richmond EVERY Ut Es-
DAY aud FRIDAY nt 0 l.. 81. Manifest
3D. .-cl. One Do 'ur before sailing time.
steamers heaFe ADW York for Richmond
EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY Ht
3 %. ST.. arriving in Richmond MONDAY aud
FRIDAY mornings.
Passenger accommodations unsufr1ssti.
Cabin fare % New York VIA James
river route OncludIng meals and
NNII sH NI
H0uud-trip tickets. limited to thirty
day. after date oi issue ................... 90
-teemee, with subsistence ................... 90
~ieHmEc. without subsistence ............... D ll
Cabin fare Flu Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad I'D
Cabin fare via Richmond and lDitlh-
burg INNNNNN iN ~
Tickets can Dee obtained uf A. ~. CARRIERS,
1000 Stain street, Chesapeake and ohio tnI
Richmond and Petersburg depofs. ami at
cOmplny's offices. 1901 Main street ant
wharf Rockets.
fIel1hts iorWardcdnnd through bills oi la0.
Ing issued for points beyond New York
Freight received daily until P 81.
Passengers leaving Richmond ON MOh-
DAIS,Il ESUAl~, WEDAESDAlS.Ih ls-
DAYS. and SATURDAYS ny the Chesapeake
and Ohio railway lFia Newport NeWsI no -.lD
A. 81. Boy nichmond ana Petersburg
railroad same day and DlO A. ~ VIII
mako connection nt NORFOLK with steamer
leaving those duys
GEORGE W. ALLEN g. CO.. Agents.
no. 1901 Main street. and
2iy 1911 Company s Wharf, Rockets.
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RARGAINs NHEAL EsIATEL

BARGAINS IN REAL E5TATEl
MINING PROPERTIES, r0R SALE. oh
LEASE
Tho BEST Ur1sl ilrllloa uul l.II-
SPAR lu the country.
LOIS IOHeALE. HOUSES l0H SALE Ol,
REM
Special attention given io renting anl cole
ceiling rents.
Correspondents alda share of the publl
patronage respectfully solicited.
IAJs. AlIHL tEoOHD,
$50. Noril I8ntl 80
b. 1e-HFufm
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leaves Richmond tfcIf
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY AT
2 A. NJ. l5rREtf-CANs GO DIRECTLY 40
SIrAMEEi- NuAIll Tor alDNt-aomtd
places. arriving no Norfolk about 900 I. st.
K1mrnirr. tie steamer leaves Norfolk ami
Newport News on alternate days, arriving
af Richmond about 0.jO A.. N.
Through tickets 60 above named points on
sale ON steamer and ut lufDrr's Agency, go
1000 Nam street. blgsase checked through
BATHROOMS ENGAGED FOR DAY OR
NlsuI.
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Atlanta, Ga.
Thousands OF my Southern friends know
what a sufferer from caiarrh nave been.
Six months ago. ly tle advice Of my phy-
sicilns, / gave up tbe pastorate. / have
used TWO bottles of Kings ROYAL Geme-
tCur.n and while i cannot say that Z ana
completely cured. ] do affirm that it has SOD
flr relieved me 1 experience no pain nor
discomfort.
feel il 10 be my duty 90 say also that the
effects oi this remedy un0n my wife have
been even more signal and wonderful. She
has been almost a lifelong invalid FROM
nervous headache. neuralgia and rheuma-
tism. Ina a period OF thirty years she has
scarcely had "a days exemption from pain.
She has been using Germcturr about two
months. A more complete transformation
| have never witnessed. Every symptom
OF disease has disappeared. She appears %
be- twenty years younger and is happy and
playful as "a healthy child. We have per-
suaded many ol our afflicted friends 10 take
the medicine, and the testimony of all Of
them is that II is q great remedy.
j. b. HAWTHORNE.
4 d0nf0. G0,, Juiy l2ih, looj.
For sale by an druggists.
Price, 500 per bottle.
OWENS & MINOR DRUG COMPANY.
Opposite P0st0iiice. Richmond, Va.
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To Farmers and Gardeners,
OUR NEW CATALOGUE FOR 1890 is now
ready. TITS tho most complete catalogue is-
sued, and gives ml descriptions, mode o.,
culture, clc., or an seeds adapted TO tine
south. Aii farmers and gardeners arc bee
quested t3 send orf Naueifoe.
I.W. W0oDH sOH', eoedmcu
sand lO south FowteeIr estreet.
ilf-sa.fu Gfn Richmond. Na.
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l-f-. - 4 A'.f.'
40 NORFOLK, closely with an lines for
Baltimore. lllIndDIpl. uul New York same
afternoon. ALSO Ht Norfolk for Eastern North
Carolina and tle South.
AtNbWpONl NEWS for Old Point, iamp-
ton ANA SmlfnnCll. va.
And at CLAhEMOAr with the Atlantic
and DluYillc Railroad for MaFcrly. licks-
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work RIVER LINE VIA WEST
POINT.
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a TLANTIC COAST LINE.
--r--r,so--n hNn PETERSBURG RAIL
ROAD TIME TABLE.
rommerr.n. MONDAY, January 18TH,
f1no. IN 1890 a. So. trains ON This read VIII
run as follows.
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
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} IcHuoND. FREDERIcKSBu..kSss
4. AM POTOMAC kAlLHvA,ib.'I,sao 500
m, commencing JANUARY l''"' low


nTcuNOND. FREDERlCkobU W.
* h%D porONAC RAlLHvAb.- 600
.i,,i. commencing JANUARY lJni' low
Eastern standard time s.ov.
go m leaves Ryrd.sfrcet etat..,n ,v'l
,ulfnfd Fredericksburg, DI ,9.,',r'
IN. N iiewafer sleeper ash ~,
ION and New York; does nos sup
al EIDa. ..t,,, daily.
except sunday. .-.t,, dafi,
a.1o.o .o. lcavfs NyrA-street ti".i'" S-ts .
~ elvcs Hrri.sirret station ,se,,l,. '' ?
''i' etors only at hoihwci, Miii5,,,.h,
and Fredericksburg ~ircll N'N"
lrnud To Sew York. .,.t,.,
49, o., .rrIvos at Rgfl-sfrfct station "''J
o'' - -llouor fOm Sow YORK. ,.r..
3d., .,,I,.nsaf Itfd.sfIcet station n.,ll5
1;1- p i'' s.,,.. sf Fredericksburg, Miiiptv'
ft.f.rrcII and Ashland. ris'pe..
f,n, Nasninefoa ard New f"ih'
loes NOS stop at tin1. 49,. .,,ti,.
go, ., nrr.rrs I.yr.l-sfIcrt ~ iiiVn w, ~ y,
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tri g.fhwoll. aud ashland. an.
r..-..f fi,rli-.trcet station dNiJ
'.'~ except sunday
.- .-..,. Work. and Florida special, com
r,f huffman VosfINulc cars, WIZ p. w
~. lyrl-sfrtel station no alt y. III.
. WEDNESDAYS and ttiN'9r -
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1,t'nre,in,s and saturdays. fAllA INV "
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-14

DAILY ExCsrr suNnAit-
o.too ,,, lortas Flha. Arrives no Ashland at
1853 n uI. ,, .t,....
400 q, IN ar.ommoiafio u leaves htia-st
'-'' D. 1910 efofInr.nrriNcs at Ashland az , p'in
6.Ofp. m. lcsfes i.ip'i ''''''
~..-. 81, or.Iyes iibs. Leaves Ashland At
O.N1 90 n. MI.
s.,-. ,, recommendation, arrives 90 bit d.
800 d. '''' etroef station: leaves Ashland al
-.-o.r an arrives nd Elba: looves Ashland 81
5.i1 B.. m.
C.A.TAYL0R Traffic Manager
d. 90 % sfvrHs. General superintendent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-14

JAMES HNFH HY DAYLIGHT.
GREAT TOURIST LINZ
JAMEsT0WN. DUTCH Gar. AND WAR
SCENERY.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
RATES LES. THAN HALF CNAEGED bI
RAIL llAiS.
FlEsI-CLA~e MEALS.
The elegant and ilst steamer
ARIEL
carrying United states mail,