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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-15
THREw AWAY LIS cRUTcHEs.
4 Rheumatic Richmonder's Experience
a. the Hot Springs Of Arksnsss.

a. the Hot Springs Of Arksnsas.
IlOT SPRINGS, ARK, Feb. a.. Special
/ propose 90 give your valuable and highly
esteemed journal "A few dots from this place.
/ thinking that they may not Do altogether
without interest TO many Of your readers.
About one month ago ] came here
/ in company with Mr.. Peter Slumpf
suffering with q severe attack Of rheu-
matte govt which compelled me Co Use
crutches. ! am sure ID will De gratifying
/ % my many friends and acquaintance in
Richmond % learn that my health is 80
much improved. ] have thrown my crutches
aside. being able 90 walk easily without
them. use the water both for bathing and
drinking purposes. and this is generally
done by persons who come here afflicted
with disease.
There are usually from 5000 % CO00 Wis
itOrs here. and they come from every State
in the Union and from every portion of the
civilized world The number OF springs is
about seventy. and the temperature OF the
water varies from .6 degrees Fahrenheit 90
il6 degrees; the average being l40 degrees.
There are two hundred tubes connecting
ihe springs with lighthouses. &c. The gov
eminent rents or leases these tubes at
fifty dollars each. The total capacity
Of the springs is between iO0,OOO and
100000 gallons per day, which is
ample for al purposes. One of the pecu-
larties Of this water is that 10 will not mix
with strong alcoholic liquors, but 10 seems
% have no antpathy % good lager beer.
Hence it ought 10 be q good place 20 cure
the liquor habit The population of this
place-pcrmanent snd floating is about
10000 IL IS a beautiful and romantic little
city, and contains some very handsome I
views.
Horseback riding is one OF the cheap plea /
sure recreauons here, and one often sees /
many handsome women and fine horseback /
riders My friend Stumph and myselfcan't |
help thinking that the Southern women exc
eel in beauty and in Craftsmanship. We
being the judges. they are hard 10 beat any
where, and especially the Richmond ladies.
The hotel and boarding house accommo-
iaiions are OF very extensive ana Of very
superior character. A very large hotel
called East Main, has just been completed
here. 10 can accommodate 1000 persons.
and is said tO be one Of the most maguif-
Gently equipped and best kept that is TO be-
ound South or West. We are stopping al
/ smaller hotel, called Hotel Hay II is
llsO splendidly kept. As a general rule sick
lcrsons who visit this place are either en-
rely cured or are greatly benefited. These
hcrnal waters, are not Of course, adapted
% the cure Of all kinds Of diseases. and many !
'ors0ns make mistake in coming here.
md therefore, leave disappointed.
heir curative qualities however i'm
govt and blood diseases gene
ally ARE really wonderful. Fearing that
ave already trespassed too greatly upon
our valuable space, ] conclude by Saving
hat expect % return home about the Isl
March an entirely cured man; and wish
lg THE TMrs the highest degree of pros
Gritty. which IL richly deserves, | remain,
Very respectfully, q. l.. ID.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-15
NEW YORK AND rnE WORLDS FAIR.

NEW YORK AND rnE WORLDS FAIR.
Much Indignation seems to be- felt in
the city Of New York amongst the in
dividuals Of every class, and the mem
beers Of all parties, with reference to
the course which the Republicans in
the New York Legislature, under the
direction Of the notorious Plat, are
pursuing with respect TO the Worlds
Fair bill now under Amusement at Al
bany. Plat and his followers, il ap-
pears, are strongly opposed lalthough
they will not openly admit such to
be the case TO the holding Of the Fair 10
New York city, because they are appr,-
hepsive that the employment Of 50
many men, and the expenditure Of so
much money as will be rendered ne ;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-15

POPULAR opinion will highly sp-
prove the intention of the managers Of
the Academy of Music TO place fire es-
cspss outside that building on either
side. This addition ought to have been
made long ago. and there should be no
delay in making it now. The alarm Of
Are on Wednesday night brought home
10 every one in the audience the ne
cessity Of some such certain means Of
escape, which would have afforded the
amplest assurance Of safety to the most
nervous person present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-15

HARDLY a week passes without an
authentic report that English capitalists
have made further investments on an
enormous scale in he United States.
They seem to be gradually taking possss-
sion of number OF our leading indus-
trial interests, the latest TO be absorbed
being the Central Rubber Trust On
Thursday an English syndicate pur-
chased for $4,000, 900 all the mills Of
the Trenton companies, Of which this
trust ia composed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-15

Ina recent interview with q repre-
sentative Of one of the New York
papers, General Sherman declared that
this generations and this country might
expect 10 see good deal OF fighting.
The Generals liking for war is the only
explanation that can be offered Of a re-
mark which appears 80 inapt ard 70
unjustiiied by the aspect Of the future.
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Leave AfflNc
so. Richmond Petersburg
TRAINS NoRrHWARD


STOPPING III.AA rs
Nos IA 10 p. .i.}. 3O. ;i- $50 and o6 make mo-
stors Hoa. % and IS stop on signal AZ Man
chester. Drewfv's Blun. Centmia. and Chess
ter Nos. 30. "a. 35. and 81 win stop at all
PuiLMAS CAR SERVICE.
ON Trains Nos IA and % sleepng-cars be-
tween NoW York and Tampa. lA, It.N jack
sOnyilioI on rains Sos. IA and ~ Sleep
ing-cars between washington ana inaiite
ton. and Boston and Jacksonville. on lfain
SO. - slecn.ug-cars between Washington and
1T. Augustine lya IncksOnNiIlnl. ON Trains
SOS. rs. 06 and rs slcepi4 gears between ~.
Augustine lyia Jackson tiileI ana ne" OTIS
On trains Nos. - and ~ sieopne-clrs Dee
tween Washington and Townsville, Ga.
In addition tO tine above the New York and
Florida Special, consisting of Nc'uuule fuil-
man cars only, leaves hlchm0nd. SOUTH
bound. af 1923 p. BOD. on Mondays " eunc-infs
and lridays. and leaves Petersburg. Nmin o.
/ bound. af 8 %. lu. Cu Tuesdays, Thursday ana
saturdays. Extra fare is charged on THIS
| THEONLY AIL-RAMLINE TO NORFOLK.
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Richmond. 1910 An. Norfolk. 1928 =. VI.
/ Richmond. f3.l5 T.. VI. Norfolk, 200 J.. ~.
/ Norfolk. fs.IO a. N. llcnd, 1910 ID NJ,
Norfolk. $3.50 T.. 80. ilcn'd 200 =. 81.
The trains leaving Richmondat $40 a. NJ.
and Norfolk at 4.1O A. NJ. are solid trains Dee
tween these two points, aud passengers go
through without change OF cars. close cone
nccfiOns are also made at Petersburg nt the
3.I5 T. VI. tain from Richmond ANA ine olu
An. train from Norfolk.
Trains leaving HIcnmOud at $40 =. II. and
II.3Op. M.Hud arrviugat Richmond at 2.lu
/ =. 81. and 5.l5 =. VI. make close connection
nt Petersburg tO and from tarmYiiie, lyncn-
/ burg and southwestern points.
R.M. SULLl,
superintendent
TT. ID. MYERS,
General superintendent
r.. ~. tMEHsON. General Passenger Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-15

THE next Sunday edition Of TIKI
TINES will be a particularly interesting
one. In addition to all the news Of in
terest in the city, State, North Caro-
lima and the world at large, it will con-
tain anumber Of special articles appeal
ing particularly to church people
society folks and the public generally
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-15

DICHMOND CITY AND SEVEN
IA PINES RAILROAD SCuEDILE. ~m.
tlon, IWouiy-siNih ANA l. streets. Electric
ears connect with all Trains.
Leave AfriNo Leave Arrive
lfInn- seven seven Iirl-
muui. llufr. Pines. mOud,
0.5JA.NL 7:l5 ~. 1880 An. s:l5 An.
800 h. 81. 800 D.. 81. 300 d. IN. 5.f1P.N
SUNDAY TRAINS.
900 A. ~. 0.l0 s. AL10.OD \. 81. 1918 4. n.
2.3O T.. 81. 3.l5 H.. 30. 5uO p. 81. 515 II. N.
jal0-lF
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Work RIVER LINE VIA WEST
4 POINT
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
THE FANORlIl ROUTE TO UATrfNNnr
PHILADELPHIA AND NIX. TUIE

main 30. pI, NfIN +. Vt.
oiAI IAlkt~S. dallY. except -nnI..
II stops AZ an stations. "a fe.fef n....
connect, WNn stage Tor MaIkerfnu. nI-. ....
meets with Baltimore stoamcraf Wost r.nt.
TRAIN NO. 55. 4.IJp.N
baltimore LIMITED, daily. Onr.rf Sum.
ID day. for West Point. c0nno0fHl n..
Aork-riNer steamers for Baltimore AM ..
tmofc steamers connect with NIifIUUr. ..I
ohio Railroad ion Washington. pl.nI......
ana New York. FAKE. Richmond f. H....
$3.50, New York. $3.50.
SlEAMt RS LEAVE BAIIINOH. IrN
E'Ok WEST POINT. daily. except ..rI..
4 thence hy Richmond Hud IIHI
road 90 Richmond. arriving af D.IU I n..I
n a. 81. ana connecting with Ir. N..f
.oee Train 40. 5i-NIfg.uia ami f.".I...
lima cNprcss.l
TRAIN 40. 10. -.iOA.M
l OlAL. MIXED. daily. DNr.0. ..r...
! leaves lwcnfy-eighfn sIr... .. H
Point ana intermediate points.
Ticket Office 900 station foot off NIH0
street.
city ticket Office comorof lennnf ,,aa
streets
SOL. HAAS. JAs.LItYmH
Traffic Manager Con PASSENGER f..Uf.
JOSEPH =. PlIis. DIs- raa-.A..nf
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL.
y ROAD
TWO DAILY TRAINS IO NNNIOtA
TWO DAILY TRAINS IO llNIIINi ..f
SCiitnlLElN tfltDl FEB lOill le.U.
LEAVE RICHMOND BfRn-SIRIEI-Il.
1fON.
$40 A. N. Daily. u0 PETERSBURG. Richmond
and hulfUIE through express. NI
live Norfolk 1l.21 b. 40 Stop. 0..I'
at pcteHhula uni ~uf0I. ...-
Ond train. leaving Petersburg II
1880 A. ~, land nri|NIu. h.r...I
at D.. 81, stop, Hi H.I stations.
o. 10 a. ~ Daily, rIn Petersburg. AT.|' .I
Ii.fUH.InHH IU.NM |
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Grand Auction Sale at WaynGSboro, Va.
400 OUT OF 800 RESIDENCE LOTS
VIII pr so1n At wAYNEsBoRo, VA, BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
WITHOUT RESERVE on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday February 70 26and III 1884,
located the southwest end OF
bo 100000 ga M
Of uue the
st 6vs the spring hotel depot on
Valley
get IN on the ~
OnefCuh cash. balance on credit OF one' TWO ~ ~
with interest
For further information apply to
TIBTs HARTMAN,
"ayne.1o---
BoN-AIR, CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, Va.

VIRTUE Of . deed Of trust from Philip
Hathaway and wife % james NJ. NJ. Davis,
trustee. duly recorded I'm tho clerks ONCE D
Chesterfield County Court, in u. y. -, page
BOB being directed 40 TO DO by the uenen-
ci1rv. tho undersigned, j. II. webb fsploe,
who has been duly substituted trustee ln luc
stesd on James ". NJ Davis. deceased, Will
sell no public auction on the premises
OK TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 25rH, 1920,
N 4 O'Clock =. NJ. prompt. the farm above de-
scrlbcd. which contains 300 acres OF land,
about one-half being cleared and under
fence and the balance ia wood and thinner
considerable IL which Is original growth.
There lie "a large dwelling containing about
nine rooms kitshcn, and quarters 10 snsly
shaded ward. stable barn and other out
houses, n very large young orchard. laise
vineyard. &C., ON the place. In LES hlfn shu
rolling. and has several very lno SPRING,
4 large part OF the land lies between lh'
River road and the village OF bon-hif' Wiich
can 10 divided and sold rs town lots.
This is desirable fsrm, and sspeclfl v
adapted for amy one doing cuisines IN the cry
and wanting O home in the country, ~ D. ia
within ten minutes walk Of the railroad de-
pot at BOn-Alr. and only about seven milei
from Annshsster. .
Parties Attending sale can tske tho J. VI
I train on tho Richmond and l2nYlus Kali
road and return AZ $50 =. b.
TERMS. Cash sufficient Co pay The Cost. %
executing this trust. taxes, IL any due, ana Z
note OF 81 300 and interest thereon. The pai
ance upon such terms - Will be made knoTa
at the sale. j. b. WEBB PEpLOt,
substituted Trustee.
ADAMsOS, Auctioneer. ielo-td
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Gbe DaiIp Gimes.
PUBLISHED by TIRE TIMks ooMlANr'
OFFICE. e0j EAST MAIN Si"en''
RICHNONp. VA.

r,tK DAILY 1IMEs-cIrY DELIVERY.
Delivered In any part Of the Ct ana M'n-
chester by carriers at ~ cents per week
Persons desiring tho TINS delivered AZ
,,,n,r homes can secure u by postal card, re-
,nosi or order through telephone NO oe"'
,snen delivery is Irregular immediate com
-, should h. made to the ONCE. The ad-
ii,. -, he changed As desired, ifcsre be
taken In all cases TO mention vi" VI" "''N
new address
MAIL. POSTAGE PREPAID.
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RAILROADS.
RICHMOND & DANVILLE R. R.
SHORTEST ANDQUTCKESTROrrrso,. ,,,
AND SOUTHWEST. B"
scHEDULEIS EFFECrF EB. o. 1900
LEAVE RICHMOND.
TRAIN No 40 yspo A a.


LEAVE RICHMOND.
TRAIN No 81, l.3O A. 81
CfOUTHERN EXPRESS. daily. fDr n,n,.tf,.
- Greensboro Winston--alofn D1-i..0'
RalciQh Raudlefnen. Salisbury h.I,.''t,ll'
hot Springs. Charlotte, Columbia ff..'
Augusta. Atlanta. Birmingham. Nonf.,,..l
efv, New Orleans. Texas. and Gallons,
Pullman palace slceplng-cafs RIctmo-i 81
Danviilc and Dnuyiile % AsheVllle. An.r.t.
birmingham. and New Orleans
TRAIN No 81. IO.iOA.r
NTIRGiNiA AND NORTH 'ANOTfNA TX
' PRESS, daily, Tor BufkcfNlo. .I .f.
lions on the Norfolk and Western Ra.fraf
Iyuchuurg. Knoxville. tnaffnuDur1 N....
pins. and Nashville: alec 0r fa,.,.Ii.
CArksville, oxford. henderson I0rI.r,
and Raleigh. This train goes through soIfi
% Raleigh.
TRAIN No. 5O.3P.M
VAST VAIL, daily. for 1850 points On fIr
4 farmvilic and luwhafln Railroad rrr.
Vile. Greensboro. Miu1iou-Salom. N.i.ly.
Charlotte, Ashcylllo. Colombia. An...l.
Atlanta. Birmingham. M0nfromrr, 81.
orleans, Texas, and Cani0mlu. Pullman
palace sleep.ng-cars Danyl.le f0 huen.In lr l
Atlanta. and no Greensboro sleeper STA ttn..
Vile - NOrrstOwn. Tenn.
TRAIN so 40. 6p. 81
4 MfLIA ACCOMMODATION. daily. rrr...
y sunday, Tor Amelia Courthouse and ID.
| tcrmediatc points.
TRAIN NO. "a. 600 JAN.
4 uONfh LOCAL. daily except -unfa.
I freight train With coach attached ..
Glover. Va, and intermediate points.
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
Imiu No. 53 az 1.15 A. D.. SO ID nf ..t.
r. ~, no. 55 900 $40 p. ". aud 80. % afsf.
AN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-15

Bs-VENABLE-sTREET CHURCH. corner
Of Twenty FIRST and Nenable.-Sundny' scnoo
az 0:3O n. m. Preaching by the pastor lev
dsy-f chOOi at % q. IN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-15

- -
FREDERICKSBUlt d
N AND POTOMAC RAILROAD--sci, e'
dule commencing JANUARY 1Jth, 1ovV-
Eastern standard time
7:32 o. IN. leaves Byrd-strcst station any,
stops only at Ashland, boutwell,
Milford, fredericksburg, BROOKE
and Widcwa.er. sleeper Wasnlnk-
ton and New York; does not stop
no Flba.
900 p. IN leaves Byrd street station daily,
except sunday.
$50 p. m. leaves Byrd-s.rcet station daily
713p m caves Byrd-sireet stotion d1tiy
stops only 40 Boutwell,, Nlford,
and Fredericksburg. sleeper hch-
mOnd % New York.
s.5 g. m. arrives no Byrd-sTcct station daily
Sleeper from New York.
2:3s p. m, arrives At Byrd-streei station daily
stOns ~ Fredericksburg, Milford
Boutwell,. and Ashland. sleeper
FROM Washington and Sew YORK
docs not stop at tlb0.
sos p. M. arrives Nyri-sfrcct st1tion daily
stops only at Fredericksburg, MIL
ford. Boutwell,, and Ashland.
9.15 p. N. arrives az Byrd-streot station dailS
except sunday.
The New York and Florida special, com.
posed of Pullman yestihule cars, viii arrive
AT the Byrd-srrect station 0t T.i3 p. m. ON
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, ano
commencing January 18th. VIII leave BYRD
street station 90 $40 %. m. on tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays Extra lafc
charged ON this train.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
gas a. IN. leaves Elba. Arrives at Ashland "a
1888 "a. m.
400 ID. IN. accommodation. leaves Byrd-strce
station. arrivesat Ashland at . pm
6.Otp. m. leaves Elba. arrives 90 Ashland a
6.i5 p. n.
G.t5 a. IN. arrives flba. Leaves Ashland "a
600 a.. IN.
s.35 a. I'D. accommodation. arrives 90 Byrd
street station: leaves Ashland a
1881 "a. IN.
$50 p. IN. arrives al Lipai leaves Ashiahu "
biz p. M.
C.A.TAYLOR. Traffic Manager
EFT. ID. MYERS. General superintendent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-15

ss-FTRsT BAPTIST CHURCH, corner OF
Twelfth and Broad streets Dr. Deotss
Cooper, pastor. Preaching ~ ~ =. NJ, uue
b. IN. Bible school az g:l5 AM rourtn-
street Chapel, Rev. G.. 4. Wiiliafnsh' p M
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-15
LANES RIVER DIVISION,

JAMES RIVER DIVISION,
o.. a. a. Is. 49,
LEAVE RICHMOND.
900 a. d. NnI daily lor I}uchnul1, Lex.
mston aud clifton Forge.
f.1b r.. 81. Accommodation NtNcept sun.
dats jon -coifsVille
1000 p. ~. Passenger daily lur LYnchburl
and cIif0u Forge. Sleeping car
fO iNucNnurs.
ARRIVE Ai RICHMOND
$40 h. M.dINy nom clifton Forge.
-.iOA. 50. daily ulm clifton Iuufe.
$500 A. %. leAcaUl SUNDAY from -rUtisVlllC
station. tlgufn and Canal streets.
JI. lAHAIftN. General Manager.
IA. MULLER
be- - General Passenger Agent.
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NAIL. POSTAGE PREPAID.

,s-poadingnotices IN roading-matter TYPO
In ccnts per line. Nonpariel le"oeo' "a 'e"''
per line.
xs-speciai contract rates furnished Oh sp'
plication.
anct,en sales, Legal Noticcs'and A""'e-
~.,.n, Advertisements 81 per inch each IN
sertion.
Rejected communication Will not be re-
turned.
Entered At the Richmond (va) postofice
ms sccond-class matter
Rcmutances should be maze DJ oia'S'
checks. postofice orders, or Registered ie''ei'
payable to
Richmond. Va.
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THURSDAY. MARcH l3rlI 800

BY virtue OF the Executive Committee of
the Virginia state Agricultural and Mechan-
ical Society 1 will aell by auction, on the
premises. ON
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-15

1sCLAY-STREEr BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Of Clay and Graham streets. Kew. >
&. Clopton. pastor. worship ~ / a. m.
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OHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
~ WAY COMPANY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JAN. -,
LEAVE RICHMOND
$40 A. VI. Local. daily except sunday for
clifton Forge.
8l5A.M. Limited. daily. fof oid Point and
Norfolk.
-.tOA. NJ Local. daily. from r.. & A. depot
f0r Newport Slows.
1000 81. Express. daily for Cincinnati.
parior Car io Chariot esVillo auo
Pullman sleeper Charlottesville
10 Cincinnati.
3OOP. M. Express. daily, for ola Point
and Norfolk farlor Car % old
Point
.3.i5 3. ~. Accommodation, except sunday,
for G1rd0usVille.
9.f5P.M. The II. j.. q. Limited. daily. pull-
man sleeping car fO Hinton.
Solid Notflnuie train, with
dlrlng cIr aui ruIlmaus. Char
l0fcaFIle Co. Cincinnati and
Pullman fO Louisville.
AnNfNE- AIMCHMOND.
z.f5 A. ST. and 2.iO o.. ~. daily from Cm-
cIuuaN.
900 A. ST. lIOm HordOnsFIi'e, daily. exc
cenf sunday.
lI.IO g.. SO. and 700 p. VI. daily from Norfolk.
Clio 10 "a. except sunday from Cllt0u
Forge.
HfufI.ns IruuI street near Seventeenth.
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ss-sECOND PREsBYrERfAN CHURCH.
Dr. HOgc viii preach ~ ] / "a. IN. and p. IN.
services ina the Old Market Hail 40 ; p. m.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-15

ss-srCOSD BAPTIST CHUCH. corner OF
Main and sixth strots, Rev, ". ". Ian
drum. ID. D., pastor. Preaching ~ - u. III ~
and 3 d. m. by the paStor strangers well
como.
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GFFOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
West Grace street Rev j. Calvin stewart.
pastor: residence 90 west Grace sireet.-Di-
vine service sabbath 40 II a. IN and 5 D..
IN. Preaching boy the pastor. wednesday
service al S y. IN. Pews OF the church free.
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NTEAYsHiPS.
Old DOMINION STEAMSHIP CON.
~ pAAl.
FOR NEW YORK.

] MD DDMlNlON clLAlolllf lDN'
~ IAAN.
FOR NEW YORK.
steamers leave larim0ul VERY l.Lf.
/ DAY ana FRIDAY 600 b. 30. NINN.
/ d I. e. one Do .ur before sailing lIIN..
/ Steamers DeaFe Sew York iur i...H.
/ ENERl WEDA LSDAl aul -AII I'iI
! 3 p. W., arriving m Richmond ll"NI At
] FRIDAY mornings.
Passenger accommodation un.HII..
| Cabin fare 90 New York viH iNu.s
/ river route lnclulInE meals
nriiiiI ..,..t,...... TIT
| hound-trip tickets, limited fo
days after date 0i issue ......... ID l
I -feemgc, Win subsistence "l
/ ~iecuIH. without subsistence TAD
/ Cabin iarc fiu Chesapeake HNN N|.
Railroad ....................... IN ''
Cabin fare VIA Richmond IUN l'....".
NNf- ilNlutN...t....... mn IT'D
Tickets can be obtained ai A. N.I'
1000 Naiu street Chesapeake HNi
Richmond hud Petersburg I.I.t,
company. offices, 1901 Nnn -t'
wharf. Rockets.
freight. forwarded and through nIis0l .''
ing issued for points beyond rNH .Ia.
Freight received daily unNI f. ID.
Passengers leaving Richmond 0u N'.
SATURDAY., by tne DHe,lI. '.t HII N.'
railway fNlt Newport hINsI .I N.i. N TT.
tl'hH"H. nA.
u"l hiiH y. ~ -. ID. Nli ''it
ti N'A' 'Ah WIN n-'NN'i
GEORGE W. ALLEN * co.. Agents
$50. 1901 NI.u rf.N.I NNI 4
%Js Io-u company " N'''i i..
vvrp,rD-r. crt..,ff..q, COIL
" ihhiHlA - lt.h 'i'|h
i.hN > .....
} a .lf., i.ll i.n iiet t,'l. .......
Nuke Oils. IViti -Inl lii. p. .NIl
News lLALl.i. IN D q y 10 h'i'
IIlLA LANIi sos JUS. ....t
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81 GRACE STREET BAPTIST CHURCH:
Pastor Dr. ~. II. Hatcher. sunday school
nt9a M; Sunday preaching nc j "a. 'n. ana
5 p. IN; "Wednesday services az > p, M n IL
day service young mcnel az p. m. free
seats and a welcome 20 all
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-15

ss-FIRsT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
corner Of Grace and Madison streets.-keV
X. j. Kerr, pastor, will preach az IL a. IN. an'
y. IN.
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ATLANTIc COAST LINE.

A TLANIIC COAST LINE.
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL
ROAD TIME TABLE.
Commencing MONDAY. February 10Th,
1890. 200 1890 A. NJ, trains on this road viii
run as follows.
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-15

4s-WEsTNnNsTER. CHURCH. corner
Cary aud Sycamore streets.-Rov. II. 4. ker
will preach at p. IN. sunday school at S;lo
"a. M.
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Es-THIRD PREsBYTERlAN CHURCH,
Rev. J. l.. Cannon, pastor Preaching by tho
pastor at 1 a. nd. and %. IN.
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Bs-FAST-END BAPTIST CHURCH. cor
ner Of Twenty eighth and X streets-freach ~
Ing sunday az II "a. m. ana 4.3O y. m. ny inc
pastor Rev Joel 4. Tucker. Sunday-schoo
al $3.50 a. m.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-15

ns-MOORE MEMORIAL PROTESTANT
EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Laurel street, oppo-
site the PARK. Services in the morning At
l1I5:in the afternoon no 1870 The peWs a.
die afternoon service are an free. by order OF
the Vestrv. and all who come viii Doe gladly
welcomed. Sunday-fchOOl at $3.50 a. ID.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-15

n-GRACE- STREET PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH, Rev. James Y. Fair. ID. D.. PASTOR
Services az II =. IN. and p. m. Preaching
by the pastor Services Wednesday night Al
. D. ~. and Friday afternoon pmyef-meeting
Al $3.50 p. IN. Suuday-scnool at J;3O "a. IN.
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I-sT. JOINS PROTESTANT EPIStO-
PAL CHURCH Broad and 1wonty-nfih
streets Rev. Lewis W. Burton. rector. Ser
vice and sermon by the rector a. IL = M.
Missionary service af s p. no, in which
CHRIST Church congregation will join. with an
address by the Rev. II. ID. Page. az Toxic,
Japan. The public cordially Invited 10 ~
tend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-15

Is-LEIGH-STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Of Iwenty-nfth and Leigh streets -
Preaching by the pastor, Rev. J. VI. Frost ID
D.. 40 II a. IN. and 1880 p. m. sunday schoo
az g.lJ "a. IN.