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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-18
>rw ,NGI,sp AND RECIPROCITY

I'm his letter to Colonel W. w. Clapp, the
editor of the Boston Journal, Mr.. Blaine re-
iterates his conviction that treaties OF recr
procitv with the South American republics
.yonld be- fruitful Of manifold advantages l'
she general interests ofthe United states. Ito
noints out that with reciprocity the Wesl
can annually sell many hundred thousand
barrels of flour in the markets OF CuDa ana
Porto Rica alone, not TO include large
class of other agricultural products. ''N-
ing the fullest protection TO all western IN
terests as the proposed tariff bill does,
writes Mr.. Blaine, "surely no man OF sood
Judgment, certainly no protecilomst oil WIS,
forecast. wishes 10 expose western ihlei
est TO serious injury, especially when IL Is
manifestly easy TO protect II and promol,
it,"
This sentence, no doubt expresses the
sincere opinion Of the secretary OF STATE
but II il surprising that he should entertain
II in the light of experience. If the history
ofthe tsaid in THIS country mas shown any
thing, has shown that the men who have
derived the chief benefit from the operation
of the existing system have been the very
. men who have been most unwilling to com
their own interests to advance the
y @sts of those Of their neighbors upon
~ Nc burden of protective laws falls
whom M.
NJ p,ain\makes special appeal to
,'a,onu,ac,ur<,s Of New England. "New
rngIand.o he deN'yes in the letter to
Which we are referriNSS lis to receive in.
,so new ,arIa the ampleSt protection for
a aSe manufactures INTEREST within her
borders. both crest and smal% ana II WILL
in nv. Judgment, be both lneNpedlen' ana
,n;ur,ons for her represensStiy es to dis
card a measure which wh promote
Western interests M
How really indifferent New Lng'anu i Z"
Western interests, and how thoroughly III
that section is 30 saerihee ils u" IT."
,,,or.s,s for the good of other sections was
very clearly illustrated in the 'ioieh. olp'-
-, ,sh,ch the manufacturers OF New
,,',,la,A raised 10 the proposition OF the
Ways and Means 'oi"i"'''0'
Of Representatives 20 place hides on The du-
,iable list. such step would have been
Mighty advantageous to the stockmen Of the
west by removing competition with South
America. IL would have added to the pros
,.rity of the farming classes, with whom
s,ock raising is an important item OF profit,
bu, the manufacturers Of New England
failed 10 consider the question in this as
meet. and the consequence was that the
Western interests went 10 thewall.
such will be the fate OF every proposition
which curtails the profits Of the manufac-
,urers. however much il would promote the |
welfare Of the West. so far as they are
concerned, the appeal Of Mr. Blaine is a
voice crying In the wilderness which will
receive TO reply.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-18
Portugal boiling.
Now W, MnIll.L

With her quarrals in the Cortez. Portugal
Is getting every day nearer 10 change o
government. The Republicans, Of whom
>crpa Pinto is leader, charge the Bragapla
king with having betrayed the dearest IN
torests OF their country 10 England, and they
are now more earnest than ever IN striving
to make a union with the Republicans o
spain. II is tue that King Charles could
not help himself lie WAS buliied into sub
mission in African waters by Lord salisbury
lust i'm thcrali0 that salisbury was forced boy
GERMANY 10 Weld her claims 10 the Ianzl
barian llinterlands. That the Portuguese
should be boiling mad whenever the Anglo
Poruguese-Airlcan treaty is mentioned Is
very natural.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-18
y. W Bowe,
Real Estate huctiOuecr,
Richmond. Va,
TRUSTEE S SALE

VERY VALUABLE COIrON-FACTORN
PROPERTY ~ MANCHESTER,
ACROSS THE RIVER FROM AND CLOSE
TO THE CITY or RICHMOND, VA
KNOWN As THE "MARsHALL MILLS
OF THE
MARSHALL MNNUFACrURlNG COMFY;
ALSO.
a LOr FRONTING $50 FEET on THE
SOUTH SIDE OF FOURTH STREET
BFrN EES
STOCKTON AND EVERErT STREET, ~
THE CITY or MANCHESTER,
WITH SIXTH DOUBLE FRAME TENE-
WAREHOUSES; THEREON,
AND
.AVACANT LOT FRONTING $50 FEET ON
THE NORTH SIDE OF FOURTH
STREET, ~ SAID CITY.
AND EXTENDING FROM EVERETT TO
STOCKTON STREET.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-18

THE disposition OF the Germans TO recog-
nize the traffic in slaves which has been 20
ing on for so many ages, in the section of
Eastern Africa which has fallen under the
dominion OF the German Empire, will very
probably give rise TO very severe comments
among their English neighbors. The recog.
milton, however, is, no doubt, only tempo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-18
THE ANTI-LOTrERy BILL

The passage Of the Anti-I.ottery bill by
both houses Of Congress, with the certain
prospect Of iis becoming law at an early
day by the favorable action Of the Prcsi.
dent, is an event which should excite f o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-18

By virtue OF deed trust from the Mar
shall Manufacturing Company % &c Nclne
and y. ". BOWe, trustees, dated october -
1851, and duty recorded, viii. as SURVIVING
trustee. being thereto required by the holder
of one-ffth iu interest Oi the bonds secured.
and in accOr lance with resolution OF the
stockholders adopted ON the ltn day of june
1890. sell boy public auction, ON The premises
ON TIICR-DAY. OCTOBER rs. 1890,
beginning al - O'Clock NJ. the VALUABLE
COIlON-NliLlS above referred 70, consist
ing OF the main building. 5OXlJo feet. four
stories high: iOOm-hOuse, sOXiOO feet, TWO
stories high. the first nOOrof which is used MS
"a packing ana stor)gc-room; pic6cr-house
with miXng-rOOm. 3zN59 feet Coitou-house
lnfe-prOOf. capacity OF two hundred bales,
besides all other necessary buildings for mo-
tive power, offices, 80.
The machinery is iD good condition and
mostly of modern patterns, and las daily
capacity Tor >. - OpOuuds 1-ydid brown shirt
ing and sheeting, or 200 yards.
These mills are built on leased ground, the
owner of the land furnishing water from the
Manchester canal 40 "a reasonable rae and
the lease j. perpetual.
after the sale of the mills / will sell SIN
DOUBLE TENEMENT FRAME ll0l 81,
situated ON tne south side Of Fourth sireet
between Everett and stockton streets, anu
the LOTS upon which they stand fronting
together about $50 feet. These houses " ]
be sold as 20 whole on separately. as may ut
deemed BEST hI inc illit Nl -flf- uH t'. zee
mcuts are rented 90 employees of The mills.
And Immediately th"re1fcr VIII sell. ln
parcels al convenient size. 33O feet ~ Va
CANT LAND on the north side of Fomtn
street between Ever, ia and stockton. These
lois arc desirable for building purposes.
The mill bui ding, and machinery are ln %
good condition. and the brands Of their or o.
dact are well known aud highly appreciated
one Of ihe great advantages OF The above
described cotton-m lllu- property Is Us locl-
ton in the centre OF transportation 10y both
rail and water.
The mills 20 be sold are I'M successful Opcr-
alton. and the sale is nccc-sllated by the
winding up OF an estate
For further mfrmltlon apply 10 q. y.
PEPIF ~urcrimteudeut Marshall NILS, Nam
chester. Va. or tO the autionccrat kchmOn ,
Va.
Terms: Onc-nnh of the purchasc-m
must Le raid ion c4sn. aud the residue iu
three equal instalmcnts at SIX, twelve. and
eighteen months from ihc day az sale, he
credit payments 10 Dee evidenced by negolla-
BILE notes. with interest ad icd, and secured
by "a deed Ol trust upon the property.
Posses. ION of the property VIII Dee given 90
the purchaser on the Isl day OF NoNemner
1890. =. 80. BOWL.
sci I-suTu,NThti surviving Trustee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-18

nv virtue OF deed OF trust. dated January
90. 1880. and recorded in Charlotte County
Court II. Il Al. y. 3iI. and ailrequest of bcDe-
fciary, default having been made I'm pay
ment Of n note secured therein, Will sell by
public auction. at keysville. on
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-18
" egs Et . go.
RICHMOND & DANVILLE 4. R.
SHORTEST QUICK tsrROUIf -otfp
AND sOUrilN ISL
scHrprLs IN EFFECT JULY n. 1890
LEAVE RICHMOND;

w
TsAIS No 81, 2.;}p \. NJ.
.,orTuFLN EXPRESS, daily, for ranylile
- .reenshoro Winston Salemr durham
raIeien. Vandlcmnn, salisbury, hsheyllle'
Ifnt snrin.s Charlotte, Columbia, AIKEN
Augusta. atlanta, Birmingham, MgniHpn-
cry. New Orleans, Texas, anu hhi"iiil' ~
Pullman Ialacc slceping-cars tucp mono 10
Danvllle aud D1nville Ia AsheNlile' AUGUSTA
birmingham, and New orleans.
TRAIN No 81. 100 A. ". "a,
VyIRGINlA AND NOhTli cAROii "A rN-
Y PRESS. daily, for Burkeville, fli sta
lions on the Norfolk and Western Railroad
Iynchburg, Knoxville, Chattanooga, Mem
phts. and Nashville: also for keysNlpe'
ClarksviIle. OXs)rd. Henderson. Durham
ana Raleigh. THIS tram goes through sofia
TRAIN No. so. 3 7. NJ.
MAST NAIL. daily, for all points on inc
L Farmvilie and powhatan Railroad, pan
VILE. Greensboro, NinstOn-Salem, Raleigh
charlotte. Ashevile Columbia, Augusta,
Atlanta, Birmingham, Montgomery. New
orleans, Texas, and California. Pullman
palace sleeplng-cars Danylile 10 Augusta and
Atlanta and at Greensboro sleeper Via Asbe-
VILE t. MOrristovn, Tenn.
TKAIN No 40. q L. VI.
A MFLIA ACCOMODA1iON, daily. except
\ sunday, for Amelia Courthouse and IN
termediate points.
TRAIN No. II. 600 A. VI.
GLOVER LOCAL. daily, except sunday
I freight train with coach attached, iOi
Glover. Va, and Intermediate points
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND:
Train No. SO. i:55 A. NJ; so 81, $40 +. NJ;
No. 81, 4:3O r. NJ, and No. a, s:45 A. NJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-18
IS FXECUTRIX OF JOHN b.

AS EXECUTRIX OF JOHN b.
"A SCHULTZ. deceased. l shall offer for sale
al public auction, on the premises, ON
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1890
nj , o'clock 4. VI. OF that day. his FARM or
TWENTY ACRES, situated I'm IienrcO cOun-
fv. ON the New North road. about threc-quar-
tiers OF a mile from the city Of Richmond, In
what is known as BartOn's Heights.
The property has located upon u a goOi
DIV ELLING-HOUS with barn, stable, and
the usual Out-h0uses.
Property in this locality is now greatly in
demand and this piece Of property. owing 10
IFS location and desirability,s should command
the attention fall persons desiring 10 invest
i'm suburban properly cithcras an investment
or as q place Of residence.
TERMS tnc-thrd cash. and the balance ~
one aud two years negotiable notes given
for the deferred payments.
JULIA 4. SCHULTZ.
Ixecutrix OF John Is. schultz, deceased.
JOHN T.. BROADDUS. Crier.
sells 20. 23,2i&2j
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-18

THE destruction Of few public buildings
in Europe would have caused more regret
in this country than that OF the Alhanbra,
which is associated in the popular mind in
America with 50 many interesting tradi.
lions and romauces. This is largely due to
the pen Of Irving, which has thrown all the
grace and charm Of an inimitable STYLE
around the memories Of Moorish splendor
that linger about the halls Of this ancient
palace. Fortunately, only part OF the IA
nous structure was burnt, aud it still
stands substantially as it was before the
connagration took place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-18
SelGConfessed Kaum.
New York star.

The Investigating Committee that was
made up 20 Whitewash him will probably
DO the work expected Of it very faithfully.
The President and the secretary of the In
terror may lind il necessary 20 uphold their
subordinate. However that may be, the
verdict of the country has already been de-
termned. Rdum is disgrace to thepubllc
service but he does not on that account
seem To Ice out of place or ont Of favor with
this administration.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-18
The Wonderful Man From Maine.
buffalo Times.

Speaker Reed. fresh from the Maine bat.
tle-i.e'ds counted ano Their quorum yesterday
when there was no quorum there. Wonder
full what eyesight that man has-to see the
unseen ard know the unknOwable. New
qualifications are demanded in the new Re
publican school Of craftsmanship. Has
Blaine the supernatural sight that Reed
prelends 10 hayeYl II not, he must soon be
oyershadowed by his fellow-citizen from
Maine
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-18
A Valuable Consul-GeneraI

President Harrison's COnsul-General in
London. Mr. John {. New, is on his way 10
the United States, and il isIikely that he
will, ON his arrival, proceed dihNcily TO In
diana. Mr.. New is an old campahner, and
his services are too valuable TO be diAxensed
with in the Republican campaign i'm Vie
Presldent's State. "
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-18

There was a decidedly easier feeling in
the money markets Of the country yester-
day. There is little difficulty in the restora-
ton Of commence, ior the reason that the
4trngeucy has mo- other cause than eXces-
siyc business and speculative holding
back for better prices for the products of
farms and factories. The Sj0o0o,oO0 poured
out. and to De- poured out. Of the Treasury
vaults into the fund Of l0anable cash has
operated like an infusion Of new blood into
the arteries of trade. The threat Of the per-
mature collection ofhisher duties on bonded
GOOD, is now di,ayowed by its orieinators.
The rumor of am extra session Of Congress
is set down as au invention. By the end oi
The week the scare viii only be memory.
~ tfs lac thank fIl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-18
\ Real Live Bugbaar.
New Orleans States.

The Republicans are wont to refer 10 the
fear expressed by the southern people of
nero domination as foolish bugbear.
The South. however, during the days OF 70
constructions had taste of negro domino
ton. which the Republican party inflicted
upon it, and none know better than our peo-
pie that it was not hugbear, but a hidcous
and very black reality. The Republican
party to-day is lust as ready as it was then
tO humliate the southern whites, or the
Force bin would never have been intro
duccd i'm Congress- and pushed through the
House with only two Republicans recorded
as voting against it. Negro domination
may be "a bugbear, but it Is one that we all
have had some experience with, and very
bitter and bloody experience il was.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-18
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Day.
by II. II. Chaffin < Co.
Real Estate Aucfloneers,
No. / north Tenth street.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE or
i VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY IN
CHARLOTTE COUNTY, VA, KNOWN As
JEFFRESS' MILL On STANTON RIVER
SALE Az EEYSNII.LE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-18

THERE are few things that are calculated
TO excite a deeper feeling Of awe and reyer-
euce than thy return to his native soil. of the
body of some great man who has won uni
yslsal fame under other skies The 0bsf-
quics of Ericsson at Filipstad, in sweden,
have been unsurpassed on similar occasions
i'm manifestations of respect and sorrow,
aud in the grandeur Of the morluary dis
play. The reputation Of the celebrated
naval architect belong, to the world, but il
is well that his country should claim his
remains in order that she may give them
permanent rcpose in her bosom.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-18
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TGAlNs N0RTHWARD
sDaily. fDnilv except SUNDAY.
STOppl PLACER


Nos. IA, ~; a3. and 30 make mo- stops.
Nos. % ami ~ stop ON signal ai Manchrslrr
Drewry's Bluff CentfalH and hester. No,
~ Stops ON signalaf Mauchcsterand hester
No. 30 Stops ut Manchester. Nos ~ - o.,
81 4c, a. ~ and 43 Will stop al all stations
for paeBehKefs.
~ LYMAN CAR SERVICE.
on Trans sos II and % sieepmg-clrs bee
tween Ncw York and Tampa, Ia , lri1 Ifrk-
sonyilicI. on Trains SOS, - and ~ eiteY-
lng-cgr~ between Washington ana Charles
ton. ON Train no. p slccpIug-clI between
Washington ana jacksonville. On Train -.
Is slcepi-g-cars between Jacksonville and
Hcw YORK.
TIE ONLY ALL-RAlLLINL TO NORFOLK
IfAYr. ARRIVE.
Richmond $40 a. 81. Norfolk, I225 3. 81
Richmond, 1875 y. n. NORFOLK, 4'np. h.
Nouoik, $40 A. NJ Richd. 1918 D. 81.
NORFOLK. fl.Ol b. 40. hich'd. d.3v b. =.
Tine tfains leaving Richmond nf 9.iO A 30.
and Norfolk at 400 r. VI. are eoliI train, he-
tween these two points. and passengers .o
through without change OFF ears. CLOSE r.H-
nn0iiDn~ nfs also mair 80 Petersburg NN tns
300 r. ST. ruIu from hIchm0ud and tnr '.iU
a. -. fa.u from Norfolk.
Trains leaving lIchmn. % at $40 a. ~. and
ll.LOi M.anlurr'YiucHt Mchm0udat l2ib
,. NJ, and 1.O1 =. NJ. make close connection
nf Petersburg fn uul n0m Fanny liIc, Ls nen-
burg and southwestern points.
r.. N. 81 LILY,
~uptiinttnde
IT, b. MYERS.
,Irutwl Superintendent 4.
p. ~. tnsa-or. Drr .ri Passenger Aseai.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-18
The Country VIII Take a Hand.
New York world

\ Stalwart Republican organ says that
'thc country has GOT tired of namby-pamby
p0htics-it wants something positive, some
hing 70 take hold Of" Well, Mr.. Reed is
not namby-pamby. lie is something posi-
tive" And the country will take hold Of
him and OF the policy which he represents
in November and give him and and ii such
a shaking as no politician or party has had
since the great shaking up and cleaning
out of keiterism, llub0elism and kindred
positive evils and nuisances a few years
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-18
CREAM OF THE PRESS.
Current Comments Culled From Leading
Papers of the Country.
dallas Newsl


Speaking before the members Of the
Union League Club at New York, Mr.. De
new alluded playiully to the Mckinley bill
and the American hog. as if the exaggerated
taun were little more than retaliation
mon European governments for discrimi-
nation against American pork. and II would
bring the labOrcrs Of Europe 10 this side
and so Increase the consumption of Ameri-
can farm products. Premise and cOnclu-
sion are alike fantastic. If Mr.. Depew
cared 10 talk sense. and not nonsense, he
would admit that there has been no general
discrimination against American products,
and also that the discrimination which Is
pracusod is the retort 10 our severe pro-
icctive tariff. II was an old boast OF the
profoctionists that they would move the
old. World factories here with their iabOrcrs
bv the iniberal policy. Mr.. Depew has
either neglected 20 study the latest immi-
Grafton returns or he sees lit 10 ignore them.
They show that the immigration hereto
fore had from the northern countries Of
Furope is falling of. while Hungarians,
~claN0nians and others Of low grade IN
the ranks Of labor come IN greater num-
hers. This result is frequently attributed
| TO The partial antl-iinmigfation law, Whlch
! il part Of the protective theory 5 results
| However, the anti-immigrati0n law IS Dul
small part Of protection. had the tarlil
been making an increased demand Tor
labor the immigration Of the superior
GLASSES of European laborers from the emf
! Grating nations-Great Britain and Ger
many i'm the lead-ought 10 have kept on
and increased Protection is high enough
now 10 show its tendency. Mr.. IepeW can
not. therefore accomplish anything more
than 10 AFFORD little entertainment for his
| club by the SORT of speeches IN when ne
prcdlcates for higher protection those re-
| suits which high protection has failed 10 IN
duce. The evidence OF the senses shows
that tits therein failing more year by year.
| II does moi draw the best laboring ele-
ments from Europe, for it is not increasing
| WHO'S
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-18
JAMES RiVEKDIVIsION.

4 \
LEAVE RlCNMDND.
800 A. ~. Mail daily tor lyuchhurg. fCA.
Irgfou and clifton Forge.
$50 l.. ". lur lynchnurkl eXcept sunday.
-iNruIns car fut iYncuDule.
a train leaves iyuchhufg u
O:lb 4. NJ. 0allY. for lexington,
Va. and tlliton Forge.
ARRIVE AZ RICHMOND.
G.3O j. NJ daily from Chiffon forEe.
$40 a. ~. except sunday from Chiffon
fur2e LEX nston, \ n.,and lyucn-
burg
STALLION. Eighth aud Canal streets.
@. W. srhVtNs, General snprlntendent.
ie y Geueral Passenger agent
EARMVILLE AND POWHATAN
J. RAILROAD. General office No. sO3 cast
NJ I'M stgeet.-ecnoduie DO effect AUGUST .,
1890:
LEAVE RICHMOND
9l5 ID. In. Nia Atlantic Coast Line for Ber-
muda
5:I5p. %. Via Atlantic Coast Line for Win
ie'pock and intelmedutc stations.
0.2O a. iu.Na n chmpnd and uangille ion
lamvIic and ull stations west col
NDseley Junction.
300 3. n STA hcnmoni and uanyiile for
FafmFihc and Oh stations west of
M0seiy Junction.
GOO p. ~. Via Ilcumord and Danville mr
sknguart,r Hud Miuterrock
AttElNt ~ RICHMOND.
80 a. Do. via Atlantic Coast me from
.nterpOck and intermediate sta.
lions
$40 p. IA. Via Atlantic Coast Line from Bef-
muda.
81 q. Ia. yla Richmond and D1nyille from
Fl"myille and all stations west nI
Moseley Junction.
s:l5a a. Do. wa Richmond aud panylle from
WutcrpOck and -klrquurtcr.
An trains daily except sunday.
For tickets, baggage checks. timetables.
&c, call upon a. ". CARRIER, the Atlantic
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-18
CHhoAPEAKE hNO ONO RAIL.
~ WAY COMPANY.
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT SEprENHER. Co..
IstfI

LEAVE RICHMOND.
zoo a. 81 Freight. except sunday. iIuID,
passengers between Richmond
aui GpuduueFIllc.
$50 s. 81. lsIIN. .NrN Id ruIuf 1uu NurluIf.
Pullman White sulphur fo OH
luuf.
100 A.. y. Express. daily hr Cincinnati.
Pullman Palace car Oid Point
f0 White sulphur Hnl Pullman
Sleeper Charlottesville fu Cine
tluua. tnair Car Richmond Co
Clifton Forge.
gQ0 j.. ". Express. ualy. Coz Od Point
and Norillz huffman Sleep
ing i1r Cincinnati to Old Point
1.jO b. q. accom- notation. except sunday
fof Charlottesville.
$50 u. ~. Tine r. D.. y. Limited daily. Pull
man 81 rp'ug car tlI Point fO
Cincinnati. ~oll vest huic train.
WHl dining ear and puilmuns,
Charlottesville to Cincinnati aud
Pullman fo Louisville.
ARRIVE AZ RICHMOND.
7:i5 A ". aud 2.55 a.. "a. daily nom Cln-
cluuaU.
9.l6 A. N. daily. fNccIf sunday. from
Charlottesville.
1850 a. M.aud 40 B.. %. daily rom Norfolk.
600 T.. ST. Freight from Charlottesville.
except sunday. Carries passen-
LDi~.
station. Itr. lI fra.f near Seventeenth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-18

/. In begins TO look as There would be, this
fall, a general stampede Of the white Re
publicans Of this state to the ranks Of the
Democratic party. Hitherto, there have not
been enough Republican Offices to go
around. Now there will hardly be enough
white Ronnhlicans 10 I'LL tho offices.