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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-02
senator Daniel aud The Fair.
Washington start

The amendment proposed boy Senator
Daniel 20 the Worlds Fair bill contains
features that are not only well received in
this quarter, but which ought not and prob
ably will not meet with special opposition
from any quarter. Since 10 has been fif-
tually settled that the fair itself will have TO
be postponed until 1895 IL becomes impof-
taut tO make the spCciaclcs iu cOmmemora-
tion of the discovery as Impressive as pos
siblc. The novel pageant. as provided for
bv senator Daniel. will be- review of the
worlds nayies i'm New York harl0r ana DOB
Hampton Roads, and this viii be followed
by the Unyeilng Of the Columbus statue anc
the dedication of "a memorial hall in wash
ingtOn ON the completion of these cefe-
monies. the foreign guests VIII visit the city
Of Chicago and assist i'm the dedi-
ngs. The dedication ceremonies viii bee
ftv concluded i'm the great metropolis oi the
West. where TIE fair viii Doe opened n the
following spring. As % the Washington
en- OF the programme. the suggestion Of "a
memorial hall in which the foreign guests
may be welcomed. and the commemorative
ceremonies Doe held. and which may De
afterwards used as am auditorium for Che
holding OF inaugural ceremonies and Of all
international gatherings. is probably The
most popular, practical and suitable one
that has been made. II cannot Interfere in
the least with the great art, industrial and
historical exposition of the year 'Nj i'm Chi
cag0. I'm fact the memorial hlll need Doe
nothing more than massive structure t0
contain space for public assembiagos and
statues Of our iilusirious characters.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-02

the New York Tribune. namely: that IN
order to preserve for the whole country the
benefits Of the high protective tariff ii IL
necessary that those who suffer should bear
with patriotic equanimity the burden i'm
posed on them with view OF enriching
others. II our ncighhors are growing
wealthy at our expense, let NJ offer up fer
vent congratulations that II is in our power
to accomplish SO much good for others in
this world, however ungateful they may be
for our self.dcnial. and however desperate
our own condition "a consequence Of our
DISTINGUISHED generosity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-02
Training of the Farm.
New York sun }

The complaint is made. throughout the
East more especially. that the character
and quality OF the farming coihmuniiie.
are changing radically. As ihe old people
die of they are not succeeded boy sons VINO
keep up the old traditions and maintain the
moral and intellectual stamina of Tine old
stock The boys have gone 90 the towns 90
escape from the mon0t0ny and grIndin.
labor of agriculture. and the girls have l1l-
lowed them whenever they could get "a
chance 90 leave. The farms are divided
and pass into the hands OF foreigners. who
are often of the quality of mere day labor
ers. Meantime village life is changing c0r-
resp0ndingly, and sinking into a torp0r
fatal 90 the growth of individual energy
and enterprise. The farm becomes less and
less the school of discipline for the training
of active intelects and indomitable spirits
for the great towns.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-02
fntruding on His Privacy.

That the South is the present great mar
ket for an kinds Of machinery pertaining o
the development OF a country surprisingly
rich in both timber and mineral resources.
may be easily asccrtained by little inycs-
LEGATION. II q manufacturer lies quietly
waiting for this trade and the knowledge of
It % intrude itself upon his privacy, dee viii
be in a condition 90 assert that there IS no
trade aud no progression IN the South. VIC
tory Is % The brave. the vigilani. the aggrcs-
siye So Is the business In the South 10
those who have the energy and tact % 20
after IL. And while some Of the manufac-
turing firms prefer believing that there Is
not much doing i'm the South. business is goo
ing there Just The same. with rush that
has mo- parallel, and other firms who are
wide awake are reauing IIcl harlosis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-02
CREAM OF THE PRESS.
Current Topics Cnlicd from the Leading
pspers OF the Country.
New York Timte1

The object Of Governor Hills absurd pro-
pOsal. 10 have the two divisions Of the Court
Of Appeals summoned 90 pass Informally
upon the conNuirti0naiiiy OF the SaXton
Ball0i-neiorm bill. appears In bis veto mes
sage. which was sent 10 the senate last
night. He must have known that compli-
ance with his proposition was impractical
Bile. and that IL would not DE accepted by
the Legislature. but be sought Tor new eN-
cuse upon which 10 base his intended veto.
lie now claims that ihereiusal of the Legis-
taiure 90 comply with his request left him
no alternative but to withhold his approval
from the measure. inasmuch a. he is per-
sonallv convinced that some Of is most inn
p0riant provisions are iu violation OF the
constitution Of the state. II was 90 be able
TO make this claim that Doe submitted bis
proposal for getting am opinion from the
{ 'oifrf of Apuoal4
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-02
The llack Sentences.
New York Hcrald.I

sheriff Eack may we'll regard his sem
tence Of two months Imprisonment in the
Iombs. and line of five hundred dollars.
as lonient one.
f0lr months Imprisonment in the peni-
Tertiary and q fine of five hundred dollars
are no more than a son deserved who treat
ed his mother as brutally as did William J.
Flack.
But why should Meeks. who. in a sense.
was the greatest culprit. get or with the
lightesi punishment. AS referee. Doe was an
officer OF the court. the alicrego ofthc Judge.
lie acted in judicial capacity. he bee
uayed am official trust. was guilty of om-
cial corruption. Moreover. 10 was Doc who
ropod Lawyer Wright into the conspiracy
and directly aided and abetted Judge Book
staNcr.
Joseph Meeks escaped the penalty his
crime mpritpd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-02

HERE is a conundrum for the Republican
majority Of the Ways and Means Commit
tee $50 cack'late."
A Boston firm exports large numbers of
fancy hens TO Japan.
viii duty be laid on the eggs laid by
those hens in Japan, when they are import
ed into the United States, or may the firm
be prevented from exporting fancy chickens,
and, by thus improving the japanese stock,
from bringing it into competition with
American Chickens
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-02

With two staunch Republican journals
in Philadelphia standing up stoutly for
free ships there is hope for the old city yet.
We may not get free ships, nor free wool.
free coal. free lumber or free iron ore until
Democratic Congress shall have been Sc
cured; nor belt line, nor better terminal
facilities. nor purer water. until the CONE
pleXi0n of municipal administration shall
have been improved. But an these things
will come 20 MS. The signs of the times are
favorable
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-02

CANADIANS protest as strongly against
Sir John McDonald's proposed increase OF
tariff duties as do Americans againt Sir
William Mckinley's new schedule. With
the spread ofenlighiened sentiment opposed
10 the false protection theory, and with
Canada preserved by the recent treaty from
the iuroads Of American rascals ofall kinds.
the line between two great American see
tons seems 10 be pretty rapidly becoming
imaginary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-02
xAftsfiO
RICHMOND & DANYILLE R. X.
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE SOU !"
AND SOUIHW kSl.
sCHEDULEIN EFFECT FEB. 10, 1890

LEAVE RICHMOND:
TRAIN No -. 2.3O \. ~. an.
EOTrHFkN fNPRf~~. daily, for nanflli''
- Greensboro Winston salem, Dufuat,,n'
Raleigh. Eandleman. salisbury. Ashefllie
Hot Springs, Charlotte. Columbia, Aihtn'
Augusta. Atlanta. Birmingham. NonigOh-
cry, New Orleans. Texas. and taiiofnl'.
Pullman palace slcep|ng-cars Richmond 70
U1uyilic and lonvillo Co A.hcviilc. Augusta,
Birmingham. and Sew Orleans.
TRAIN 40 o. 100 =. ". .
VIRGINIA AND NOhTH CANoLiNA IN
\ PRESS. daily. Tor Burkcyillc, an sti-
tions ON the Norfolk and Western Railroad,
Lynchbufg. Knoxville. Chattanooga. Mem
ph.s. and Nashville. also for keYSNilf,
GAINESVILLE. oxford. Henderson. Durham
ana Raleigh. This tram goes through sol'n
TRAIN NO. 30. p. NJ.
y ST NAIL. daily, for ail points on me
/ Farmyilic and pOWhatan Railroad, IAN
Vile. Greensboro. MlustOn-~alem, halcisn
Charlotte. AshovIilc Columbia, Augusta
Atlautl. birmingham. Monigom' ~. Sew
Orleans. Texas. and California. Pullman
Atlanta. and nt Greensboro sleeper Ia Asht'
Vile Oh NOrrIsf0wn, Tenn.
TlAIN 40. 40. g r. NJ.
4 NlIfA ACCOMMODATIONS. daily, fAftl'
q sunday. for Amelia Courthouse ana in'
TRANS so. u. 600 An.
IuONFR LOCAL. daily except sunday
I freight train with coach Attached io'
clover. N1.. ana intermediate points.
ARRIVE All RICHMOND;
Train No. 53 at 5.l5 a. b.; so 81 90 a.4.
T.. ~. $50. % at $40 J.. II. and NO. Al az e'i'
An.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-02
Duty Of Democrats

Now that the Democrats lave an 0pp0r-
mnity 10 inspect and crticise what their
opponents have been attempting % do. there
viii be mo- longer any excuse for foolish
licans Of their responsibility as "a majority
party i'm the House. suporlu0us energy
can Doe expended iu Hnding ont what ihc
Republicans have been about during the
time they have been going around in parti-
san secret sessions from one committee
room 20 another, what interests they have
been forced 10 surrender 90. and what eicc-
tion claims they have agreed 90 pay. The
country needs light upon these subjects in
order that public sentiment may prevent
injury t0 our industries and commerce in-
nicted for corrupt partisan ends
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-02

81 per cent: the castor oil trust, by tax
Of 50 cents per gallon; the llnseed oil trust.
by "a tax Of - cents per gallon, the cotton
seed oh trust. bv tax OF - cents per gal
Ion: the b0rax trust. by a tax Of > per
100 pounds: the ultramarine trust, by tax
~ a ID Z 100 ponnls.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-02

From Nice comes the report Of the MUIR
der OF a masquerader who. after having
attended the carnival fetos. is supposed no
nave been lured 0ui 10 the Mantegna Road.
ana done todeath there. The deceased W. (
dressed III tue consume If Pierro.. and
had Deen stabbed Ia the nape of The neck.
not iar away from the dead body were TWO
llerfot costumes. and a hat. The victim
may nave also fallen in duel, bul nothing
is known as yet relative IN the circuul.tan.
over The carnival.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-02
EAIIRo ~.
FRFDFRTcKep,.,e

DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
IL AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. -.1,'
FEBRUARY lfih fat..
Eastern standard time.
7.32 a. m. leaves Byrd-sircof station s.r.
stops only at Ashland. R0fb.H
Milford, Fredericksburg. Bro..
ana Wl1fw8.er. Sleeper Nasi,rl
ton md New York.
lf.O7 =. M leaves Byrd-strccf station Dahl,
except sunday.
$50 .. m. leaves Byrd-sfreef STALLION DAN,
1.f3p IA caves Byrd-strccf station aaIt
sfous only ~ Boutwell,. NUf..
and Fredcrlcksburg. sleeper R..l
mOnd fO New York.
$50 q. m. arrives ai Byrd-sireei station DAD,
Sleeper from New York.
0.3g d. m. arrives af BYrl-sffeff silfI0nI.I.
stops az frcdericksnurg N.t.I
Boutwell, and Ashland sIr....
from W1shlugio0 and NnN l...
does not stop at tint.
e.O8 %. m. arrives Iyrl-sfrcef station dale.
stops only af ireicr.ck.Ilr, u'
ford. Boutwell,. ard Ashland
Gas d. m. arrives M Brri-.ffrDf station f..I.
except sunday.
The New York and Florida special. com.
noscd Of Pullman ycstDuin ears. afr....
M the Byfl-sfrfcf station af T.lI .m e..
Mondays. Wednesdays and frltls s.f
leaves l3yri-sflcgt station 1f $40 "A m. .-
Tuesdays. lhundayr and Saturday. Eflr.
fare BIS charged on fnIs train.
ASHLAND tRAIN4
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
6.fs a. m. leaves fiba. Arrives af Ashland. a.,
1913 "a. ul.
400 p. TO. accommodaiionlcafcsnlrl-
station. arrIYcsnt ashland atfr..'
gOfp. m. leaves fiha, arrives af Ashland T,
Gas b. m.
$40 a. m. afllTes t'ba. Leaves Ashland .
6.O5 "a. m.
8.3S n. 10. accommodation. arrives lf n...
street station, leaves Ashland IA
1881 "a. m,
5:5e p. m. arrives ai EinAi i'nfcs Ashland a.
5ii2 p. m.
q. A. TAYLOR. Traffic N.n.e.,
l.. =. ID. MYERS. General ~uurrIfNu...
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-02

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF ,..r,.
HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS
on ..,.r
sourr SIDE OF FLOYD STREET
ptrwrrx I'm AND CEDAR ST reefs
~ cRowfNG WEsT-tND.

Nv virtue Of deed Of trust dated June ~ ~ .
r,nstded Inn Hcnric0 county court, -. b. -
at rage 32I and az ne re4nos,' 1 h,
~ T, ,,ofe secured in said decd, VIII sell by
n,,,iic auction. on the premises,
OS TUESDAY. THE SIN DAYoF APRIL 1900
OIL, Z, o,eic.,l, T. NJ. that desirable lot of land
IN, soufn side Of Floyd street, commencing
f0i feaf west Of Elm street. then extend nt,
wet and fronting on ~ ~ south side oi lu. I,
street. $50 feet. and running back 10 BIZ
feet 10 an alley 20 feet wide. al.
These lots lay beautifully on very 9S ,'..,
able street I'm "a fast improving ntl.n' a.
fn'd Aud fDis sale offers "a rare chance ln
secure handsome building lots Tor h"i"''i 20
make "a good investment t. .,.t to
IFRWs. Cash for expenses OF SUI 49,.
80 T, NOT. IA sl ocO with Interest from June
3ld. 1850. and credit MS follows; -: - 1u UNI
.,.td 1890. aud sl. $50 june -on' i'"i' "i'"
'''''''' R. -. ciiAffiN,
mt2s-ti - .,-,-.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-02

ACCORDING to the tariff bill just evolved.
agates, photographs and human hair are
placed on the free list, while hides, macaro-
nj and eggs are made dutiable.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-02

TASTER CARDS AND EASTER
u BOOKLETS.
The larges; assortment and most beautiful
designs ever exhibited in p ichmond.
BOOKLETS AND SOUVENIRS for Easter.
sunday schools supplied az liberaidiscount.
PIAYER-BOOKs And HHMNaLS-a lull
stocl. of the latest editions
TOM PAGES NEW BOOK, 25c.
AMELlE HIVES NEW STORY. lOc.
MISS JAWS BLECnWOOD TRAG DY,
5Oc.
DENT DAVIS. 25c.
REV. DIR. MINNlGE ROBES MEMORIAL
ON PRESIDENT DAVIS. 25c.
WEST, JOHNSTON O. co.,
mh23-su, On. u.wo&ih Oh Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-02

RELIANCE may always De had upon New
York TO furnish materials for the most
unique situation. The latest is the arrest
by sheriff sickles Of his immediate prede-
ccssOr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-02
THE FANORwE ROUTE no BALTIMORE
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
LTANI nIrHMONn.

TRAIN 40. 5l. 800 r. 81.
Z OcAL tNPht~S, dah}, except 0enlAt
connects with stage for Wa.kerion' also COM
meets with Baltimore stolmnrnt NtN Point.
TRAIN $50. %. 1.l5 r. ~.
hIIlMORE LIMITED. daily. except SUM
ID day. for West Point. connecting win
lork-rINer steamers ior Baltimore. q hai.
fmOro steamers connect with Baltimore ANA
OHIO Railroad for Washington, Iniindtlpuiff
and NrW York. lAltt. Richmond io Iulu-
moro. 80. to Washington. e3; tofniiadelpnia'
STEAM RS IENVEBALTIMORE Bpm.
2 1DI WEST POINT, daily. except sunday,
Il thence hy firhmoui and IHnNilia aai.
road to Richmond, arriving al 'ip a. ~. 'li.
d s. N.. and connecting win ram 30. %.
l-ee Train $40. Cd Virginia ana Ncith Dtio-
lima express
JHAlN 40. 1870
! OcAL MIXED. dolly, except sunday
I leaves Twentq-eIghih street for Yves
Point and intermediate points.
Ticket office at station foot of Nifslnh
CITY ticket Office corner of Tenth am Main
SOL HAAS. JAS. T.. TAYLOR.
Traffic MANAGER. Ern. Passenger Agent
JOSEPH 5. PITTS Div. ras-.Agent
NORFOLK AND WESTERN Rail-
TWO DAILY TRAINS rO NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO LlNrHNl d.
sCHEDUItIN EFFECT 10TH. 1880.
LEAVE RICHMOND BlRD-slREEr STA.
8.iOA. NJ. Daily. rio Petersburg Richmond
and Norfolk through express. AT
rive Norfolk 1870 h ~. Stops only
at roferfurl and Suffolk. a >ec-
0nl train. leaving PETERSBURG go
1880 A. 81, HudHuiyIns 100 NORFOLK
af2I. Al.. stops 800 400 stations.
$40 a. 81. Daily. rI1 Petersburg. arrive 10
Petersburg 1915 a. VI. 80. 3
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-02

ANY reform measure which is not vetoed
by David b. Hill is not likely to contain
much reform.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-02
THE TIMES.
PUBLISHED ~ ffiF TIMEs COMPANY
,AT eoJ EAST MAIN STREET.
RICHMOND. VA.


THE TiMEs-CrrY DELIVERY.
ne,,vcrc,l In any part 81 The city and Man
caester by carriers at u cents per week.
Persons desiring the TfNEs delivered 81
thair homes can secure Il by postal card. tc
onest or order through telephone No oiN
Wnen delivery n irregular hnmc0l"c con,
r,a,nt shouid bp made 10 the Office. The adj
hess NAV be changed - desired. II cafe d,
taken in ali cases TO mention the oid ano
new address.
IN MAIL. POSTAGE PREPAID.
many.
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on ME ISM DAYOF APRIL, 1890, At - "


default having been made in tne pay ment oi
certain notes, therein secured, Niil soi Dy
public auction, on the premises
Os THE 18TH DAY OF APRIL, 1890, Ar12Ai
,he valuable tract Of land described in said
deed as being tne same land conveyed tp lne
said AleXys Is. NcstOfOWiiscn uy tcnd
even date VIII above trust nett from 10 do
MOI elmg is large double brick one,
with about twenty rooms, occupying "a com
handing site 0u beautiful nll. oNnfluuhiu-
mo valley of the James river aud is eur
rounded boy very handsome shti-. LUIS
dwelling was built at cost Oi r@J.NuD, ana
$1,000 has recently been spent ln pam iiii-'
fr1sc0iug. and 0tnerN Use beauuiying lt maxi
inc 10 very handsome. There Us one obi tIe
hauds0mrst ornamental gardens iu the state
adjoining the yard. There are also ample
servants AOusas and nrm buildings. inus
making this one of tht haudsomrsi lnd most
desirable country seats lA Ni' 'l"'' I'd PC
giuin. the farm being highly improved, wen
fcncfd and Watciel. With many acres 40 icn
nlluVial james river l.W-sfuunn'. lis neal
ness tu railroad enables owner I'D i've on li
aud 40 business ln tAe city ui ll'huionu.
TERMS. Cash enough tO pay all expenses pI
a4la and of ihIs trust. and 90 pay OH ana dis
charge two notes now past due one Tor -j-
fHy.-1. with interest IRON De'tinucf olrL,
l~s7, and the other iur e5,Ilo. l3, WIN intef-
Ell from December 3lst. 1850. till paij and
of the residue, sj.3-N.I3, lO Doe paid on the
3Iff 0f December. $500. ,35O3l3 on 3ist of
December 1891. -i,liI' l3 uu ine 3let DEE
.em0cr. 1892. aud ,3 81 ,l3 to De PAID on ine
3lst December. leJj ana The residue upon
such terms as shall Boz announced af sale.
The purchaser tO receive deed and iD give
deed 0i lru-. 20 secure the uupali pur-
cna.e-m0uCy. fno costs of preparing tnc trust
deed go bee paid Boz ine purchaser Parties
mnv leave Richmond lor INt ,Ile and return
some day. JOHN RUTHERFORD,
mni5 mpl8 Trustee.
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4 TLANTIc COAST LINE.

RICHMOND AND pEfEN-Hrrl RAN.
Road TINE TABLE.
Commencing SUNDAY, February Ir.
1890. at 300 a. NJ. trains on f0s I'D
run as follows.
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-02

OF THE
HANDSOME ESTATE CALLED "SAB0I
HHI f." TUE LATE HOME OF
HOE. IA. 9TDn0N. SECRETARY OF WAR
OF TIE CONFEDERATE STATES,
SGD ACRES, MORE OR LtS5.
LOCATED IN
COUNTY, ABOUT 20 MILES
FROM RICHMOND.
AND ONLY ABOUT ONE-lHlRD OF a
MILE FROM sTANARD STATION
RAND ARR.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-02
BUENA VISTA STOCK.

A larpe number OF business and residence
lois in Buena Vista at lowest prices.
Several farms adjoining buenn VISTA stllit-
hls for frucyiug ana laying or into lots for
sale.
s number of Mineral AMI Timber lhnnei
incIndinp IRON. Manganese, sandstone, Lime
stone and Fire Clay.
Property suitable for Town sites ON TWO
railroads. with splendid water-power
our vehicle VIII meet all parties VINO give
as notice of arrival at the bucna VISTA Gee
pots.
References. Bank of Lexington. President
and Directors of the Buena lsin Company
mnZl-3m
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-02

OHESA SEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
WAY COMPANY.
SCHEDULE rs EFFECT MAk. do. l-il
LEAVE RICHMOND.
Q.9O A. n. Limited, dauF. url Ii Point Iai
Norfolk. Pullman cir N'i
Point.
t1.OO A. fxnfsss. daily mr rH.N.lH
parlOr Car Oli lu.nf '' more
loffesFil. nuu Pullman 0.Hf
Charlottesville fO iiur.nN
SOB T.. n. Express. daily, lNr NII
and Norfolk. lar.Or i.' ''.i
Point
500 II. b. Accommodation ffr'
for G0rlousFille.
IOi5p.N. The f.I. y. Limited N|..'.
man sleeping clr Nli i''.
Hinton. Solid frtf'Nuir I''.'
dining ear and iuNmINs.
nffesNlllf fn Cincinnati I..
mau 90 Louisville.
ARRIVE Ar RICHMOND.
$40 4. n. and 300 A.. 81. daily lnn .a'
cIunnN.
-.25 T.. ". nOm Boutwell, dlIt' .'..I.
SUNDAY.
1859 A. 81. and 600 D.. Al. daily ir0u f.i.'
station. broad street. near -rt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-02

Entered a, the Richmond lVa.) postofhce
ms sccond-ciass matter.
ss-spcclai contracts Will be furnished on ap-
plioation.
Auction sales. Legal Notices. and Amusf-
ment Advertisements 81 per inch each IN
scrtion.
ns-Rcadlng notices in readine-matter type
is cents per line. Nonpareil loaded, II cenls
per line.
Remittances should be made by drafts
checks. posiOfiicc orders. or iegi.lerec loitef
THE TiMbS COMPANY.
Richmond. Va.
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DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY

WORK RIVER LINE VIA WEST
pOlNl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-02

Bv Virtue OF ~ deed Of trust from AleNf-
*. Ne-tor0wit.cl, dated March oil, 1885,
aud recorded ln the clerks Office oi 1IDcn-
land County Court, in ID. b. lj. page 9-o,
and at tue request OF The beneficiary --
default having been made in the pay ment OF
certain notes, therein secured WA apl Dl
public auction, on the premises,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-02

Sos. IA. Is. -. 1873. 36. 3-. 3Y ani o0 naas. r1
stops Noa. 23 lnu s7 slop ODD -.-il. i' '''
chester. urcWiY's Niui. lfnfmIIH. Hn. '|0.-
tcr Nos. -. 30. 80. and 80 1861 stop I.
stations f0r passengers.
PliLMAN CAR SERVICE.
ON Trains Sos. "a AND % ON.ne-Dlfs 00.
tween Sew York and Tampa H Ll I'.,,
sOny.lieI. On lralns Sos. IA and ia
mg-c4rs between Washington nni .NIl.
tom. and Boston and Iifks1nf IIr. NN I.1
$50. ~ slconIng-c1f. between Nn.n'nfi.H INi
20. Augustine OtIH Jacksonville. 'N l.IH
SOS. ID. 00 and Us sleep. gears NI'N Pod -.
Augustine llIa Jacksonville Hnl NUW l.fl
Uu trains Nus ID nul Us tINrIIn. '..' ...
tween Washington uni inuina.t lllc. N..
Do addition fo fne above tne >rN .I.
lDrIdl Special. consisting ul NNttNu|'
man car only, lelFes hIcNmNni.
bound. 500 -.23n m. ODD Nondlt-. "a riNN..'i
and Fridays. and leaves lefrfunl.. N.I'-
bound. utan Moon tuesday,. INursitIt
saturdays. Extra fare Is charged NN his
IuE ONLY AiL-RAILlINhI I'D NORFOLK
LEAVE. AnHfE
Richmond. 1910 A.M. Norfolk, l4.25 ~
Richmond. s..ll %. ~. NnrOIk, 200 i.
Norfolk. f7.iO A. ST. lleh.l, l1.ll
NORFOLK. $3.50 A.. 81. Nen.d. 900 i. 3D.
Tho trains leaving Richmond af $50 A. ~
and Norfolk 600 l.2O 10. ~. HrH solid Trains '.-
tween Those fNu points. and passenger .'
through without change Ni cars. CLOSE O..r
naclI0ns ar. also mnit 30 Petersburg nf i.0
l.l1 ~ ~. nnin lrIm iNcNinnnd auu iNn DAD
a. DO rniu from N1finIh.
Trlin. leaving Richmond nf $50 A. n. anI
fI.s0p. N.nndurrIflUNH lN0nm0nhnf D 2.fl
D. 80. and 1.Il p. NJ. mHhr CLOSE 'HnnN' iIun
LOO PETERSBURG fl and ifum iintIl'N. l1N0Ns
huis and southwestern points,.
"a. n. ~lIilf
ruIpIINf| UIIIf
E.r.D. M1lH-
General ..INf.NI.Nf.
n N. FfFn-0S. General i1s UN..f ht'nit
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-02

Leave Arrive
so. Richmond Petersburg
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-22
MEDICAL
SCRO FUE, a

Is that impurity of the blood which produces
unsightly Jumps or swellings in the neck;
which causes running sores on the arms,
legs, or feet; which develops ulcers in the
eyes, ears, or nose, often causing blindness or
deafness; which is the origin of pimples, can.
cerous growths, or "humors;' which, fasten-
ing upon the lungs, causes consumption and
death. 1t is the most ancient of all diseases,
and very few persons are entirely free from it.