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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-22

There seems to be determination ON the
part OF the Socialists OF Europe 20 make a
grand demonstration on the coming first OF
MAY. I'm all the great cities and centers OF
population the determination is more or les.
the same. The idea has something of
grandeur and magniiicence about il. a
simultaneous demonstration i'm Paris. in
London, in Berlin. IN Wien, in Roma. in
Madrid. and in numberlcss countries Of
lesser Importance, OF millions of earnest
resolute hard-headed and hard-hsted men.
possessed by one thought and controlled by
one purpose. would constitute feature of
the history OF these modern times; and II
we are 10 judge from present appearances
such a demonstration viii be made.
In view OF this demonstration. and Of GER
tain facts already commanding attention.
the policy inaugurated by Kaiser Wilhelm
by his Labor Congress already stands out
IN broad and favorable relief. ID is not
conceivable that a demonstration Of work
ing men, and of others deeply interested In
working men, could be contemplated, far
less considered certain, were there not
causes. powerful causes, at work producing
tue sentiment Of which the coming demon
stratIOn Will be the expression. Nor is il
possible 10 contemplate such an express
sion OF public sentiment without seeing
danger 10 certain existing institutions
That Kaiser Wilhelm has done wisely
80 far is proved by the fact that the best
feeling prevails IN Germany toward the
Kaiser and the government The feeling Is
divided as 20 the proprieiy of having de-
but IL is unanimous a. 10 the
necessity, II demonstration should be held.
that all c1uecs OF 0hense be avoided and
'recial caiv taken not % come in any way
nto collision with the police. We have no
'hoice but 10 attribute this sensible policy
q the wisdom OF the haiser's coarsc. The |
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-22
pinionod ON Two Prongs.
Hsr..... vi .Ir..I....r...,.,

Major Mcknlcy's tariff acrohat- have
caught very lively Tartar in Mr.. Mcken-
ma. the Republican member of the Ways
and Means Committee from California. and
hc is putting them on the rack over ihc
sugar question IN way 10 make them rest
less o. nights. Mckenna carries double
pr0nged fork. ON one prong be pmions Mo
kinleys Inconsistency in making sugar
free. with "a bounty attachment. and piline
duties ON other ncccs-9rios of life which cn-
ter quite as largely into the poor mans cal-
culati0ns. Why should sugar DE free and 20
duty be tackled ON tin plate, lead ores or 90
score more of the vital Ingredient of iAe
poor consumers life,
ON the second prong We observe Mchln-
ley. writing under the charge That by mah-
ing sugar free. in order 90 cheaper 1T 20 ihe
consumer. De gives the lie direct % the old
Republican clam that the tariff is not taN
al AN. because it really chcapcns commodi-
ties Ina the end. What is left of Mckinley IS
clans when the California kicker is done
with them viii Doe invisible under double
convex lens.
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NOTICE.


We hereby notify ali parties Interested that
All the TOBACCO now on STORAGE IN CfN-
TIRE WAREHOUSE. Richmond, va, which
was receipted for, OF for which warehouse GER
iincates were issued ~ ~ or any oioui repre-
serfarivcs. will be REMOVED 10 ~hOck0e
warehouses Nos. 4 and ?. ON MONhAl ,
APRIL y. 1890: from which time we viii
waiye an further responsibility for the sale
keeping OF ans such tODacco.
CHARLES WATKINS & co.
apl-.IsID2O 22 %
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-22

Now the time to invest IN MANCHESTER
prAr ESTATE. We already have one line
OF strcet-cars ia successful opeft'ion' ""'
soon VIII have two more; property Is lncre's-
ing i'm value in every direction We nave an
abundant supply Of water, and the streets
aud sidewalks are being paved. lfyou want
10 MAKE MONEY be sure and attend the
following sales.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-22
Pretty Plain Language Nowadays.
New York Times.l

II is reported from Washington that there
is goodness between Mr. Harrison and
Mr.. Quay. and that the former is restless,
not 80 much under the shameful dictati0n of
the latter as under the vulgar way 100 which
he parades il. We should lihe 20 credit Che
report. because we do not sec how Mr.
Harrison could very well get a worse
..bOss" than Quay. even 10 De undertook 90
rum himself He is not nearly $50 capable,
and though his pieiy help, him in some d.
recti0n-. 10 binders him in others where
Quay is quite at home. But we are afraid
that there is mo- truth in the story. IL must
be disacreeahic 90 an officer of the church,
who is ALSO President of the United States,
90 be ordered around by a halfntoXicated
Pennsylvania politician. but Mr.. Hawi-
son rs not the man to protest against such
annoyances so long ~ he can see anything
tO Doe made from the man who inilcts them.
If he had been. Quay would have been
turned of long ago.
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WORK RIVER LINE VIA WEST
POINT
DAILY EXCEPT sDNDA1'
THE FAVODTrT ROUTE no D., ~ l'i, 'i'N
pHILADELpWA.A AND NV h'i'"'

TRIAL. SGD. p /. fs."" J. We
/ OCAL EXPRESS, daily. exec ,,.',.-
stops at AN stations. ~ Lester .Nsi.oi
connects with stage for Na.keifrn, h.r
meets with Baltimore stcamcrut Ntsl p''i''
TRAIN 40. %. 4:3l - NJ.
baltimore LIMIT tD, daily. except Se',-
Is dry. for West Point. connecting VIII
Nork-riyer steamers Tor Baltimore. 40 htl.
tm0re steamers connect with Baltimore tNN
Ohio Railroad for Washington, lnlaitlpiI,
ud New York. fAhE Richmond io haIi-
more. Sd. 10 Washington. ea. iotuNAltllniAi
$3.50. New York, $3.50
srFAMtRs LEAVE BALTIMORE y. N.
'ON WitI POINT, daily. except sunday,
I thence Dy Richmond ana Dlnfiir ltill-
1880 A. M.. nnl connec'in1 win -ain ~
o. l~ee Tram No. 0l-NirF'nia nno roilh
Carolina cXrrtss.I
IRAiN $50. 19 7.i0A.M.
Z OCAL. MIXED daily except SUNDAY
! leaves IwentYcigltn street Tor ives
Point and intermediate points
Ticket oniee at station foot of Virginia
city ticket office corner Of Tenth and Main
streets.
SOL HAAS. JAS. l.. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager. Gen. Passenger Agent
JOSEPH $. POTTS Div pass.Asenl.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
- ROAD.
TWO DAILY IHtlr8 Io NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY THAINs I0 IfetHIlii6,
sCHEDULEfN EFFECT APRIL %. 1850.
LEAVE RICHMOND. HlRu-slltLai siA-
TlON.
$40 a. %. Daily gi1 Petersburg. Richmond
uud Norfolk through express. Ar
riVo Norfolk 111b = n. stops only
tFrfrrrlur. aud SUFFOLK. a fet-
ond ,rem leaving Petersburg a'
Il.iO A.. r., And arriving "a. fuiloiA
at2 P. 81, STOPS nt 800 STATIONS.
$40 A. N. Daily ii8 Petersburg. arrive pc
PETERSBURG JOBS 80 ~ ND. a.
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WESTERN NORTH CARoLINA RAILROAD CO.,
OFFICE on IuE PRESIDENT.
RALEIGH n. e., April IS $500. }
ITO THE HOLDERS OF WESTERN
NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD COM
PANY FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER
CENT. BONDS MATURING MAY /, $500 -
This company has sOldine FIRST tonsolldn-
ted Mortgage Bonds reserved Dy the trustee
OF that mortgage 90 retire The 5ojO.OOO Of the
above bonds
10 has reserved from the purchasers the riehi
for the holders 81 the nrst mortgage seven
per cent bonds 10 receive M exchange for
their bonds first mortgage Blk per cent.luuls.
10 the extent OF e1OO.OOO. In the order iu
which tie maturing bonds are presented
said exchange Co hoe made at the rate oil par
and accrued interest for tie first mortgage
six per cent. bonds.
Exchanges may bee made no once upon pre-
seutatiOu of the old bonds and coupons at The
office OF the Central Trust Company. NO. %
Waustreet, New York. but no exchange can
be made after April 30, 1890
The Citizens National Bank, OF Raleigh, y.
g.. and Thomas Branch & CO.. bankers, Rich
mOud, Va, Will receive the old bonds Tor tN-
change, forwarding the same 10 New York
and delivering the new bonds without cost
10 thr holders Oi the maturing bonds.
Interest Will be- adjusted on bOtn classes on
the bonds as of May lst, whether exchanges
are made previous 10 that date or not.
All OF the nrst mortgage bonds Seven per
cent bonds not exchanged as above Will De
uali Al the Citizens National Bank, Raleigh,
l.. 4. and Thomas Branch & Co.. bankers,
Richmond. Va. ON ana after May !, 1870.
The bonds hereby offered ln EXCHANGE for
the maturing bonds are a fret mortgage On
al the lines Of the company. Issue limited
10 $4,000 per mile. Dated September B.
1884 mature July l. 1914. Both principal
and Interest payable in gold, and guaranteed
bv endorsement on each bond by the Rich
mond and Danvllle Railroad Company. lu-
tercst Six per cent, payable January and
July. Genital Trust Company, New YORK,
trustee. 4. Is. ANDREWS.
auyo-lt President.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-22

RICHMOND & DANVILLE K. K.
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUIESOOi"
AND SOUTHWEST. Z.
SCHEDULE rs EFFECT fEB. 10 leSo'


LEAVE RICHMOND.
THAN No 81, 2yO A. ".
1,oTTUFRN EXPRESS. daily, for JaHfiiir'
- Greensboro Wlnstou--ait.n, hnIn'i,,,n'
3aieiqh. Randlcmau. salisbury. Asheyiuc'
ifot Snfinrs Choriotfo. Columbia. Aiken.
Augusta. Atlanta. Brningnam, NeniEniln-
erv. New Orleans, Texas. ana 'hiiioin' 20
Pullman paiacc sleepiug-cars ilcnmvnu I"
Donviue and uanyiilo To A-hcviiic, Augusta
birmingham. aud New orleans.
TRAIN 40 a. 11O1 A. VI. 80.
VvTPGfNIA AND NORTH cAfOliNA p n
\ pKfSS. daily. Tor Burkevillc, aii sta-
tions on the Norfolk 0ud Western RAILROAD
Ivnchhurg. Knoxville. Cnoit1npoft, Mcni-
phis. aud Nashville. also Tor hty.tiil,'
Tinrksvllic. Oxford henderson, nvtniit'
ana Raleigh. This tram goes through anhu
~ '''''' TRAIN NO. 30. =. NJ
VAST MAIL. daily. ior nll points on ihe
i Farnyiile aud p0whaian Railroad ran
r,lie GREENSBORO. W irstOn--nlfm, iilOi-h.
rbariofte. AsncVllio. Columbia, Augusta,
afi~nta. BIRMINGHAM. MONTGOMERY. Sew
orleans. Texas. lnd California. iulihal
naiace sleepng-cars Dauvlie 20 Augusta am
tfianta and no Greensboro sleeper Va Ash Pc
ellie o. Morrlstown, Tenn.
NFTIA ACCOMMODATIONS daily, fNrel'
\ SUNDAY. l0f Amelia Courthouse and in'
TRANS 40. "A. 600 An.
GLOVER LOCAL. daily. except SUNDAY
| freight train with tntel aIiifNNN' lN'
clover. va. and Intermediate points.
ARRIVE Ar WlhduNif
Train So. 58 az 5:l5 A. 3D., 40 u 90 a.3,
D. a.. 80. So 40 $3.50 p. 81. and 30 u Al o'i'
a. 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-22
BUENA VISTA STOCK.

References: Bank OF Lexington; President
and Directors of the Buenn ista Company
rnHy--.lfU
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-22

Plans of the lots may be seen by applying
10 the auctiOneers. who viii take pleasure in
showing the property and giving All the In
formation BOZ their power.
TERMS: Ouc-tnird cash. aud the balance in
one and tao years. deferred payments bear
ing Interest from day Of sale, title retained
ull all the purchase money s. paid and con-
Neyance ordered by the court
JOHN pICkRfIL.
Special Commissioner.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-22

AFTER all Interpretations and mis-statc-
ment have been cleared away from the re-
cent Dana-Cleyeland episode. Grover
Cleveland stands out, as he has always
done before theicountry in the past eight
years, as a digniiied gentleman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-22

have been prescribing Ponds e.
tract and find t q valuable remedy IN
strains ard affections of Ike char
acisr."-W. p. BURDick MO-.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-22

CLIFTON FORGE is making progress by
supporting the Clifton Forge and Iron Gate
Gazette, the first number Of which appeared
last week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-22
CREAM OF THE PRESS.
Current Topics Cuiled from The Leading
PapersOf the Country.
10


The baseball season Of two great leagues
the National League Of long standing and
the Players League Of a days growth and
\ giants stature-began yesterday in brill
liant style.
A finer DAY never shOne. On the rival
fields in New FORK, Boston, Pittsburg. Gin
cinnati and Buffalo there were bands of
music and flags and thousands upon thou
sands OF people TO cheer the successful plays
and to suffer when bad ones were made.
Primarily. the games were each for the
championship OF a league. This, with the
attendant fame. would have been incentive
enough TO make the players exert them
selves. hut there Is more than the cham
pionships involved In the baseball of 1890
The contest between the leagues is 10 the
death. The umpire is the public. There
can be no disputing the decision. The
question turns on the merits Of the players
individually and as teams and as leagues.
Supremacy will mean hOn0rs and fortune:
defeat will mean bankruptcy. perhaps.
So il is a tragedy that the National
League and the Brotherhood are playing.
The 6ttest will survive. The other will ex-
pire in the last act, whether in be this year
OF next or later on.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-22

Beg the New York Suns pardon, and
thanks for information extended. 1t says
"The Mckinley tariff bill is a fine old Re
publican humbug." We failed 10 find tins
stated when the bill had been reported.
Hence the naught
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-22
BRUISES

Ponds Extract has been used nifh
marked benefit By our inmates In many
cases of bruises. and has always proved
eert banefIc' "-LiTTLE SISTERS
or THE POOR. New York City.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-22

AEsTHETIcIsM Of the japanese is again
vindicated in the population by that nation
Of the swailow-tail coat as dress for official
occasions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-22

RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
IN AND POTOMAC NAiiKuAD.--cha-
81. commanding April, xoru lHyo-

DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
IN AND POTOMAC NAiLKvAD.--che
dnIe commencing APRIL Z0ru. ls1O-
Eastern standard time:
1.s2 a. m. leaves Byrd-strcet station daily
stops only no Ashland. Bofnweli.
Milford. Fredericksburg. ffrokc.
an. Wliew1.ef. sleeper WlsuInr-
ton and NcW YORK.
ff.s2a IN leaves rsrd-siiccf station daily.
except sunday paf0f car Rich.
mOnd 20 Washington.
Gao P. m. leaves byf9-si5f.e' ,,,il'n daily
YORK
o..o d. ~. arrives af Byrd-sfroet station daily
o'' sleeper f0m Now York.
,.,o o.. t. rrffyfp nt INfN-fffcrf station daily,
~''' .tops 20 ffrieucas1lrg. Milford,
Fofnuon aud Ashland. sleeper
from wash. rgiod and NcH lofsi
does noe stop b. hiNn
0.45 p. m. arrives 20 by ,d-sl ,or ..r We.,.
luet0n to Richmond.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY ENcrpr SUNDAYS.
e,4s O.. m. leaves flha. Arrives az Ashland a.
1858 d. poo.
400 ID. m. accommodation leaves Byrd-strcef
sfafi0n.alrlNcs Ashland at 3 pm
6.Qfp. M. leaves hiDa arrives at Ashland NJ
Gas a. M. arrives ilba. Leaves Ashland a.
s.ss a. M. eccommoisnon. arrives at nyrl-
street station. leaves Ashland at
1897 "a. poo.
Sis p. IN. arrives nd Eiha. leaves Ashland 90
$50 p. m.
g.A.TAYLOU. Traffic Manager.
TT. ID. NYEns. Gcuef1i rluCfInienI'
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workingmen Of Germany feel that he is wiih
them. not against them.
Mckinley 40 Number at AL


New York sun.
What must be the feelings Of the Hon.
Roger Ouarles Mills when he reads m me
philadelphia Record. which has been BIS
friend and admirer this tale Of woe 'lhc
Mills bin has become a back number;
The tale Ia true. but why should II ne toiu
by anybody that loves the Adam >miin o.
Corsicanas Much did that eager economist
labor and endure for the bill that bore nls
name. He collared many unwilling sisllH-
tics and vanked and huleted schedules
and constructed exhibits whereat the world
wondered; and Colonel -ingcrly. the iONlai
bo-ophillst OF the Record. ogged and cheered
him on. And n0w where Is the fruit OF Mt.
Mills labOrsY What has been earned by
his intense intellectual perspiraiionf hIs
precious bin il called back number, ana
tossed among the files Of oblivion by no less "a
pof-on than Colonel ~inccrly himself. ms
Is "a cold world for Mr.. Mills. and the SOUND
Of his grinding is low. But the dislntere-i-
ed historian cannot linger long TO shed "a
tear over any back number, however lovely.
He must pass on in the prosecution OF MS
inquiry. III the Mills bin is "a back number,
the Morrison bin is a still hacker number,
so to speak. And this consideration ieans
us to dcpiOre the fate d another tarin phil
osODhcr not less renowned as an economic
expert and enthusiast than Colonel Aills OF
Colonel >ngerly We mean Colonel sing
erly's talented IIostein COW, "Iarin Re
FORM" This beautiful but unfortunate
creature has persisienily refused, a. is wen
known in Philadelphia, % give milk since
the failure Of the second Morrison bill. TN
less her melancholy resolution can be recon-
sidercd. the iaircst Of tariff reform catte
must moo modify among the files OF INC
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-22

THE latest boom reported is in astrono-
my. As a field for imaginative investment,
stars cannot be eXcelled-and above the
stars there is rest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-22

The school-book trust has got Indiana in
lis grip, according % reports. Why not
abolish the use Of books ia the schools and
substitute lettered blocks-blOcks Of fiyes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-22

CLARK. &C.. PLAINTIFFS, AGAINST McltAE
And OTHERS, DEFENDANTS.
IN the Clerks office Of the Husings Court
of the CITY cf Manchester:
J. n. D.. UuNal. clerk of said court, certify
that the bond required of The special COM
missioner Dos decree in said cause of the 20.h
day Of september. 1850. has been duly given.
Given under ms hand this 81 day If ocio-
Der, 1859.
He. DUNAl.
ap 10-lOt Clerk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-22

WHAT a scurrying and hurying there
would be should the Australian ballot
system be introduced in the senate's count
Ing in of MEMBERS and the Houses count
ing out.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-22

4 UCTON SALE
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS should
not rlfI 10 attend the auction sale OF TEN
FRAME HOUSES. 10 Dee sOli on FRIDAY.
April g5th 1850 for whom 30 may concern.
We Will sell on
FRIDAY, APRIL 25Tu, 1890.
ON Brook turnpike. ~ miles from city. conf
mcnclug al IL o'clock a. 81, ~ FRAME
HOUSES. f0 bee removed in ten days
TERMS. Cash.
This is "a rare chance for Builders and Car
neuters. as some or these are tWo-stcfy
houses with brick chimneys, and can De-
easily taken down and rebuilt, or removed a'
"a whole
Parties wishing 90 attend this sale VIII
meet tue auctlOneers al the iol- cate nearest
the cit5 on Brook turnpike.
TIMBtRLAkE & FRAfSEk
ap22- 3t-tu, weAfr Auctioneefs
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HEALTHFULNESS
Unsurpassed: elevation 300 feet and notu-
raj drainage splendid.
TRANSFORMATION,

At present by two Independent railways-'o
the ocean, the West and Northwest and the
southland a third. the Basic City, West Nir-
cinia and pittsburs Railroad. soon TO be
built. connecting with the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-22

u,, ,,irtuo Of n decree OF the Hastings Court
of Inc clfy of Manchester. entered no the sep
fefaber term, 1889. i'm the suit OF g. ifh, 1c3
vs. Mcllae and ais, the undersigned VIII zen
af public auction. on the premises, cohiiheH-
cling promptly at $3.50 o'clock 4. Dee on
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-22

AND now it is New Hampshire that
threatens To- 20 Democratic, and that "a
Democratic Legislature will, i'm 1891, name
a successor TO Senator Blair. Truly the
older order changcth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-22
BlIRNS

Had NJ left hand severely burned.
and lost the use Of it completely.
Secured relief BY use Of Ponds Extract
intue.yo hours "-Mfs. A. SHERMAN,
fa.. York City.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-22
TIMBER
Ofalmost every variety, and plentiful
COUNTRY.

Surrounding and tributary, equal TO any in
the shenandoah Valley IN beauty, fertility
and productyeness.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-22
standard Of Living.
Now York SUM-

Yet. after an. n family gets far more with
one thousand dollars year than it did my
years ago. IL gets Injuries either altogihef
un0htanable then, or purchased by the very
rich only; and il regards them as necessi-
ties. Even the houses Of The very rich DID,
those DAYS lacked cOnyeniences now deemed
essential for decent living. Articles OF dlei
then excluded from all tables. or enjoyed as
rare luXuries. are now consumed regularly
in tenement houses. as the display al ihe
butchers and grocery shops Of the poorest
ncighborhoOds bears witness. IN appaIei
also luxury and variety prevail, where once
they were confined 20 the few. Take, Tor
instance. the wearing Of Kid gloves. FOR
mofly 10 was a distinguishing mark Oh
wealth. Now you sec them on the hands Oh
shop girls, the wives Of mechanics, ana uo-
nestle servants.
IL is because people want so much more
because they want 20 appear as we'll as lleii
richer neiehbOrs, that an income ol one
thousand dollars year seems 80 huch
smaller than formerly. IL is because ihe
standards of living have gone up. bul
thisis not bad sign 10 is an indication Di
advancing refinement, Of progress IN ci'H'-
cation.
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AucyioS Sales.--future Day.

Prop(rfv oicnsrs iciH savc cash by ddrerfts
inc their Real Estate Of al kinds IN "1hc
Timcs'
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Noe.1f. ql.8s. 1G ana 3e osh
nos. ~ nut s0 .tOnnu slgntI nl -.
nrrYrF.r Bluff leutwIiH 1NN IN.f l
ggsf0r4af Chester NoH. 81 "a
,.lll sion 40 GOD stations fur pn.1rigr.f
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE.
On Trains Sos. "a aud li slrepin
tween New York Hud Tampa De-
s0nNIlfoI. con- Trains SOS. II ana % rI''i-
lnf-etrs between Washington NlH IN''.''-
f0n. ON Train $50. ~ sleeping DDS I'..H 'N
washington aud Jacksonville. Nn i.N .
~ sieenI4g-c1rs between Jacksonville hNi
New orll.
rHE ONLY ALl-RAiL LIME IT'D NnhfoNh.
frAV- ARRIVE
Richmond. 1910 g.. Nor.o'k. l22l Do
Richmond $3.50 D.. ~. Nur.1.A, 100 J..
Norfolk. 1910 a. NJ iifll lt.l' p.
NORFOLK fiOD %. N.i hithd, o'"y D.. 81
The trains leaving Richmond 10 $40 A I'D.
and Norfolk af 400 a. 81. are solid trains ''-
tween these two points. tni passengers -'
tnrnunh without change ni Dif.. i.'.. f.N-
nleti0ua ara ALSO m1de At Petersburg 'l ID.
1896 b. 70. nniu fr.m Richmond tNi iNr r.lu
Sd train iI0m tNrN N.
Trains leaving itDlmu.l nI H.in y l l'.I
l1.aOp. Handwriting Richmond N' lai"
H. M. AND 1.ul D. N. make close ainnfr.
nf Petersburg flHUI IrNu f.fiIf II.'. lIN
burr anal southwest points.
Nh.rIII1l
..IINIUnN.NI.
r. ID. % I.i-i
'l.rnrlf urlIufouinnf.
o. F Nfr"U.UN. General IHreH. I.|I .A.'.|.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-22

slxty-foot lots on nny-fooiayenues. queen
Anne Houses. Monthly payments. 40 ma
l1ria. Noshanties. no boom pr cos.
stop paying rent and own your OWE
houses, on Nortn avenue, near city limits,
Apply 10 JAMES ID. BARTON,
au4-lv ON premises.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-22
NOTICE.

Parties having PLEDGES with FILLS
ABRAM will come aud pay interest or re-
deem the same, or they viii positively ee
sold the 24th of April. ap2O-t