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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02
Augusta Ne ws. !

There is a fine object lesson in tariff
reform in The treasury report on customs
duties. In 1SS9this country imported good.
valued at 1874. $50, 80. and paid on then
duties amounting TO $2ts. 1Ol,773, or about
43 per cent. of the value Of the goods. The
price of the homemade goods is, Of course
enhanced in proportion to the price Of i'm
ported goods, and as our protected. manufac
turers sell from three to five times as muci
as we import. we paid, taking the loves
estimate in 1889, as much as S6j6, lOj 2l9 o
tariff benefits. and, with the S2ls, 80
paid to the government, SS74, S06,992 in all
Who got the benefit Of these millions-th'
farmer or the Manufacturers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02

The proposition OF the Elective Fran
chise Committee of the Mississippi Consti-
tutional Convention TO confer qualified sui
frage on women will spike the guns Of those
Republican fanatics Of the North who are
proclalming that the objects which this con.
yention is seeking TO carry out are reac-
tionary and opposed TO the advanced spirit
of the age.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02
William as an Editor.
a.. 81 Mil

A foreign dispatch says that on and altel
October LIST the Emperor William will pub
lsh a newspaper, to be inspired directly 10y
himself and to be the official exponent OF
his views on all subjects, military, civil
and political" Why doesn't the young
Kaiser take hint from President Har
rison's course and appoint gOodly mum
Der Of prominent editors to office? BY doing
this the President has secured a thick-and
thin, -g0-it-blini support not only OF all bis
acts, but of the entire policy Of his party
from many of the leading Republican jour
mails, without regard TO consistency, t.
principle, or, in some instances, to decency
This is way ahead Of Williams expensive
and bothersome plan Of single organ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02
JAMES KIVEKDIVIsION.

g. a. A. 3. R.1
LEAVE WrHNuNp.
800 A. "a. M.l uHlIy fOr Lynruuur1, ItA-
mlton Hui '.non Forge.
40 o.. 81. F.iIKurnNur- except .ulfN5l ,,
sleeping eHr inr lNurnnhff.
a ,rlu leaves lyucnlufs ai
6.frA. 81. daI'f,tof Lexington,
Nu.. alo tUflo. Forge.
ARRIVE Az HDuMONu.
$3.50 j., VI daily u1m lNilun Forge.
goo a. 80. except sunday itom Chiffon
Forge leXnston.Nn.ani D., ncn-
station. ii.nia anl Canal streets.
O.. W. 1IENsS-. General ~ul,r ntcuteri
en- General passenger Aseat.
EARMVILLE AND POW1ArAN
4 RAlLHpAp.-'ieneraloilce. 20 sg3 cast
VI jim strcet-~clciue in ELECT AUGUST l.
LEAVE RICHMOND
9.l5a. Na Atlantic Coast Line for LNr-
5:l5n. ga. Ma Atlantic Coast Line for Win
feruOck aud intermediate stations.
G.9O q. ODD. Nlt Richmond and Dtut.llc Tor
tarmtlie lud 900 station, west al
Nos lcy Junction
800 p. ODD via Ncnmou and DinflliH Tor
FHmNIND and ail stations west ~
AlOsrlE Junction.
900 p. M. Via lucnm0.d and panyille for
~lxinQuulfar .ud Mlutrrpock.
ARRIVE hr RICHMOND.
9lOu. m. yia Atlantic Coast line from
" mterplek and intermediate st''
fDUs.
$40 p. m. y.a Atlantic Coast Line from bcr-
s.lba.m. yia i.icnmond and Danyiile nom
Farmylie and oil stations west Of
Mosclcy Junction.
SD q. m VIA richmond and !anVille iroin
" Interpret Ina -ki quarter.
Alltmins daily except unday.
FOR tickets, baggage checks. Timetables,
Nc., call upon a. ~. CAREER the Atlantic
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02

THE TIMES offers speciat Rates 10 PERSONS


VA ANTED-A FEW ACTIVE 50.
w LtCIiORS for the EQUITABLE BOND
ASSOCIATION, OF Baltimore, Md These
Bonds are a safe and sure investment and
are issued I'm sums OF 500, $500, and $1,000
go CHI. payable In easy monthly instruments.
The depository Of the company is the Drovers
and Mechanics National Bank, Baltimore OF
which Mr.. John d. Wheeleris cashier, ana
the Citizens Bank. OF Richmond, va. cor
respondent Of same.
For full Information and prospectus apply
10 c. f. JOHNSTON,
General State Agent,
III Eleventh street
at z. P)Wiuston & sons real estate agency
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02

ALL who return to this city after very
considerable interval Of absence are very
much struck with the progress which Rich
mond has made in the time during which
they have been away. And these impress
sions are perhaps the very best test of the
growth and advancing prosperity OF the
city, being more reliable than the impress
sions of those amongst us who have not left
very shor, peroG- Of absence. The
latter are not likely to have Observ-
cd the graduations Of that progress
in every element Of greatness which has
been going on under their eyes, for these
gradatiOns, however remarkable when con-
sidered as awhoe, are not specially striking
when considered separately. It's as whole
that they impress the mind Of the visitor
because ne has an opportunity Of instituting
an accurate comparison between what he
saw in the past and what he sees befO e
him in the present.
SENATOR VANCE, IN his reply to Senate
Allison on Saturday, when the wool schedule
of the Tariff bill was under discussion,
quoted, in Illustration Of a point which be
had made against his opponent in the de-
bate, the closing lines OF lines Randolph
poem on a colored fisherman Of Chesapeake
bay, attrihuting them simply to 'the local
poet Of a newspaper" This poem is one Of
the most humorous that ever fell
from an American pen, and de-
serves a wider reputation than it en-
joys. The lamented Randolph was a
man Of decided genius, and many Of his
lines will survive the age in which they
were written. The poem referred to, and
his poetic address on the erection Of the
statue Of Marshall in this city, belong to the
highest order Of merit in their special time.
WHATEVER may be the motives which
actuate MIR Blaine in his eager advocacy OF
reciprocity treaties with the South Ameri-
can republics there car be no denying that
such treaties are likely TO accomplish only
good. 1t is highly probable that Mr.. Blaine
is influenced entirely by desire to extend
the area of the trade of this country. The
Pan-American Conference, in whose delib-
erations he took so profound an interest, no
doubt enlightened his mind very thoroughly
as to the damage which the protective sys-
TEN is nhicting upon the United States,
certainly so far as the Western hemisphere
is concerned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02

THE TIMES is indebted to Senator John
W. Daniel for "a copy OF his speech on "a
Tariff fol- Monopoly only, its Contradictions
and Deceits."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02
lWashiIIgtOn Post

II the West and South really desire Ia
pull together against the Gillette East, they
had better pull together against the conf
pOund lard bill.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02
MEETINGS.

HEADQUARTERS SONS OF CON
IL fEBkKATE VETERANS, r f.. LIE
CAMP HALL. No, 625 T. Asst BROAD STREET -
Assemble his TUESDAY kNENlNG, sep
tember ,. 1890. at's:3O O'Clock sharp. for I'M
uOriant business Tho election Of secretary
and treasurer will take place at this meeting.
4 lac names II the newly apr ointed nOn-com-
raisslOned officers " u ue announced.
By order LOUIS RAWLINGS, Captain COM
manding. SHELBY BASS,
se2-lt Secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02
CREAM OE The PRESS.
Current Comments CuIled From Leading
Papers Of the Country.
fNafinn

NdtioH.
The condemnation Of the Force bill by The
Wisconsin Republican State Convention,
which, meeting on the day that Senator
Hoar of Massachusetts, was advocating its
passage. refused TO say word hi its favor,
recalls the fact that fifteen years ago WIS
consin Republican i'm the Senate opposed
another measure Of the same sort when
was supported bv the SAINT Massachusetts
Bourbon. When the Ciyil-Rights bill was
before the Forty-third Congress, George r.
Hoar was one Of its strongest advocates,
while Matthew II. Carpenter, thorough
going Republican though he always was.
did his best to prevent its passage. Sena-
tor Carpenter held that the measure
was unconstitutional, as the Supreme
Court declared the moment the question
was submitted 10 it, but he also op-
posed it on the ground that the eVlis
at which il was aimed could not he
cured by Federal legislation. While deplor-
ing and condemning the prejudice against
the negroes In the south which caused
the determinations against them that
the Civil Rights bill was intended TO stop,
Mr.. Carpenter declared that this was not
the way TO overcome it. Haste is not al
ways speed" he said in a speech in the
Senate on the 9th Of February, 1919, land
especially is this true Of attempts to cOerce
sentiment or suppress prejudice. ms can
only be accomplished by time, kindly en-.
treaty. reason, and argument. And all
experience demonstrates that every UNI
ayailing attempt TO force men into COM
pliance with social, religious, or political
dogmas has the effect 10 postpone the end
desired" This unanswerable argument
applies as well to tie Force bill Of 1880 as
TO the Civil Rights bill Of 1910, and it will
not be long before every candid man VIII
pronounce the pending measure as absurd
as the one which Mr.. Hoar championed
fifteen years ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02

EAyANTED. BUSINESS AND PRO
w FESSIONAL MEN in Virginia and
North Carolina To bIy the REMINGTON
STANDARD TYpEWRJ FER For hfteen
years IL has proved that IL Is the best for
speed, durability quality Of work ana mani
folding over $50 RemingtOns IN use IN
Richmond and vicinity, and this hct
alone is enough TO demonstrate its superb
Ority.
Machines RENTED or SOLD on terms 10
suif situations furnished stenOgraphers and
Typewriter operators free Of charge. GOOD
bennington operators always In demand can
ON or address john h. CULPtPER,
Exclusive dealer for Virginia ana Norm
Carolina.
aI5 cast Main street, Richmond Va.
500 i.eH
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02

This is to certify that the Drovers and Me-
cbanlcs National Bank. Of Baltimore. Md, Is
our correspondent. and know Mr.. John J..
wheeler, cashier Of the same, is second vice.
president Of the Equitable Bond Association
Of Baltimore. Nd incorporated July, 1890
lSgnedl :. g. WALLACE.
cashier Citizens Bank, Of Richmond, Va.
anal -no1gf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02
PHILADELPHIA. RICHMOND AND
NORFOLK STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Appointed sallln4 days every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY a. ~ NJ and every SUNDAY
ats 4. NJ. Freight Tor n sdayS aud I'M
eays steamers r,ceiNcJ Till il.3U e. NJ. For
sundays steamer I'll l.. NJ. saturday
freight received daily Till 5 Z. VI
Fare 10 hiigdript ip.......... ........ ... H 100
s,voF Q yer ip formation apply a.
W. Mc.'- Il
,oneIal Southern egcnt
Onlce, i,nns,'l.
W.P, CITY Df.s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02
Democrats End the West
New Orleans states

The Democrats of Wisconsin feel sure
that Hey Will elect their full State ticket
and have a majority Of the members of the
Legisla are. and In that event they will send
eX-POstmasteT-Genera Villas TO the United
States senate to succeed Senator SpOoner,
who is one of the bitterest partisans that
ever filled a seat in the upper house Of Con-
gress. The Democrats are well organized
in the West, and if they work hard they
will nave q great many things 10 be thank
tul for when the polls close on election day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02
Frances New sinking Fund.
New York Herald J

France is seeking a new outlet for hcs sur
plus cash. NJ. Yves Guyot, the Minister Of
Public Works, has just submitted plans for
the construction Of sea canal to Paris.
France has a yeritable penchant for canals,
generated, no doubt, by the glory achieved
in the completion Of the Suez canal. Ii is
10 be hoped that the new canal will not
prove sinking fund TO the Frenchmen's
francs, as experienced in the uncompleted
Panama ditch.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02
indianapolis sentinel. J

Reciprocity with France and Germany
would give the farmers Of the West "A market
for at least S2oO, 900, 900 worth year Of pork,
wheat. -four corn. and other products. Re-
ciprocity with The south American republics
would chiefly benefit the Eastern manuiac-
turers. The Democratic party is IN lay0r0
reciprocity with France and Germany, AS
well a. with Brazil and Chilli.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02

The Plumed knight doesn't seem to scare
much at the tom-t0ms of the Mckinley brl
gade. Here are two nuggets from his speecl
at Wateryille:
"Under the beneficent policy Of protection
we have developed "a volume Of manuiac
lures which, in many departments, over
runs the demands Of the home market
1--WE are already in many fabrics and II
many products far beyond that. and ON
great demand is expansion Of trade viii
countries where we can secure profitable
exchanges"
Ii Brother Blaine is not more guarded II
his remarks he may live to see himself at
the head of "A Democratic ticket.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02
A Presidential Failure.
lOmaha World-Heraldl

Mr.. Harrison is undoubtedly the worst
example Of Presidential failure that this
country has ever seen. Although MS posi-
ton was gained by objectionable fraud and
unbushing rascality, he still had the oppor-
tunity Of making record for himself. Ills
party sadly needed leader, and looked Ia
the President to assume that position, hut
his capabilities were not equal to the occa-
sion, his mind could not grasp the situa'
tion. he could not look beyond the paltry
opportunities for nep0tism and small per
sonal advantages which his position gave
him 10 see the grand future Of chieltainshli
thAt lay within hi- grasp. rhe only quality
which ne has developed beyond his grasp.
ing sehshness has been pig-ho Ndnd Obsti.
macy in doing the things not right ~ 90
Annn nnlDl nnN nircnIusllnnns.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02

WANTED. AN ACTIVE MAN FOR
w each section. salary SO 10 500 To
locally repr, sent a successful y. !. Com any
ircnrroratcG ID supply Dry Goods, Cloihlng'
ahoes iev,lfv etc. go consumers at cost.
Also n Lady Of tact. salary, SIC, % enroll
members 80 900 now enrolled. 10000 PAID
inl. Reference exchanged. Empire Coon
rlatiVe Association credit well roteU. Lock
va, cfoN fp9-Iu1Y
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02

FoRNGV toGS.

Steamers leave Richmond FRY I'll fS-
DAY and FRIDAY 800 . j.. VI. -inIlc-'
.,iY one hour hlfOr, sailing NM-.
Steamers DeaNt Aep YORK iur hLrhlunt
EVERY WEDNESDAY and -AIl itnAl a
3 T. NJ. arriving u Richmond A'-hAl hna
FRIDAY mornings.
Passenger accommodations unsui passed
cabin fare 20 Sew York VIA James
river route Qnciudins meals and
DeIfnI ..............-.-... ~ ~"
Kound-trip tickets, limited d" thti4
DAYS after datc az issue ..........''-..-.- J.. ",
-tcerage, with subsistence ................' D t'
~teerige without subsistence ...-...-... D q.
CABIN fare Via Chesapeake ana ONO ...
railroad ,....s... ~ "'
Cabin fare via Richmond und PETERS
burg Railroad. ...............''.... AO w.
Tickets can be- obtained al \. W. Niiht
1000 Main street Chesapeake ANA ONO anh
Richmond aud Petersburg dcpots, Nhd N
company offices, 1871 Itln street oh'
wharf. Rockets. .,
freights forwarded and through bills Of lad'
ing issued for points beyond New ork.
Freight received daily until . %. VI.
Passengers leaving Richmond on M'iN-
DAyS TUESDAYS. WEDNE~DAlS
FHURSDANS. and ROAfS uy ine
Ghosapeake and ohio railway lfi4 NcNror
News az 300 +. 81. and by kchmoyd ana
Petersburg railroad, same dals 40 5.36 J..
II. will make connection gt NOkfDLh "iiH
steamer ayIng those days.
GEORGE ". ALLEN a Co, Agents
No. 1901 Main street. and
2jy l9-u Company wharf Rockets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02
GSO REWARD.

will pay 500 reward for the arrest and
conviction Of ADAM WILKINSON. charged
with feloniously assaultingJ HALL MOOR 4,
JR.. In Henrlco county. ON the night of the
27th instant Description: Mulatto, six fee
high; about ~ years old; very spare built
burnside whiskers: small light mustHcht:
light brown suit of clothes; silk cap. with
long brim. J. HALL MOORE
1u2D-.N
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02
a Campaign Postponed

An army of carpet-baggers had gathered
about the capitol 10 get places under the
Force bill, and drift out into Ethiopian soft
places down South. Their purpose was 10
'skin the niggers' aud set the races fight
ing. Shouldn't the South hold public meet
ings and thank Quay that he was compelled
by stress of circumstances and card luck
and bad weather to kill the Lodge billy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02

aEyANTED. TO SELL STOCK OF
~ GOODS in a live and growing country
town sales large and Increasing. VIII sell
separately. II preferred, the Grocery. iaTd-
ware. md Furniture Departments winch can
be- continued In the same Duildng IN room
Separate from the pry Goods Address MEH-
chant. care OF TIE TIMES Company, hlch-
moud. va. aulo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02
The Shooting of Barrundia.
New York Times.

We would suggest to some OF our too
eagar contemporaries that it is little rash
TO condemn without qualification the shoot
ing of Barrundia upon an American vessel.
There is little doubt that if the Guatemalan
officials proceeded lawfully, they could pur-
sue an offender Just as properly into the
cabin Of a merchant vessel flying the Amer
lean flag as into one of the houses on a
street of the port where the vessel was lying;
And if the offender, as is reported. resisted
arrest and began to fire on the officers, his
killing followed logically and properly. 1t
is quite natural TO assume that the Guate-
malan Government acted arbitrarily and IN
defiance Of law, for that is its habit, but II
will do no harm to await the facts before
nntlnl, on TINT nssnmn ion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02
RAILROADS.
ICUMOND. FREDERICKSBURG

=. - - 49,
ICUMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
IL AND POTOMAC RAlLROAD ,-5ched-
nle commencing APRIL 20fH. lsyD-basi-
ern standard time:
7:32 q. m. leaves Byrissirect station daliy'
stons only ri Ashland, Boutwell,,
Milford, Fredericksburg. Brooke,
aH. vlideva--r. sleeper washing
cor fnf -l~ York.
ii:52a 90 caves 80 f-stIeef station naliV.
svr.uf. surasv. Buffet Parlor Car
hiclmonG go Washington
6:f5 p. ID. leaves Byfd-s,iest sts,, o,, w." 49,.
YORK.
s.soa m. arrives ~ Byrd-slreef station daily
Slfeper ffom New York.
o.2a n. m. arrl,cS nj Byrd-stfcet station daily,
siops AZ Fredericksburg, Milford,
BOfnwcil. and Ashland. sleeper
from Washington and New YORK
does not stop no tiba.
9fb p. ~. arrives az Byrd-sifet ,' ~,
except sunday Buffet lailOf N'i
Washington 20 Richmond.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY Exc ~ SUNDAYS.
s.4S n. N. leaves -lba. Arrives a. Ashland AZ
1888 "a m.
4O0 n. m. accommodation. leaves liy r'i-strect
sfatisn:arrlNcs nL Ashland 40 l.in.
6.24p I'D. leaves Elba. arrives az Ashland ~
1903 =. m.
casa. NJ. arrives lJba. Leaves Ashland q
eos r.. M.
s.3sa. n. accommodation; arrives % hyfi-
street station; leaves Ashland 'i
e.1sp. m. arrives "a Eliza: leaves Ashland at
$50 D. m.
CA. TAYLOR. Traffic Manager
A. o. ID sfnuI. f.annfuN -fTUr.n InffIuNf.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02
FRtIl.IIr.

Freight received daily for Norfolk. POrl2.
mouth, Smithneld. Hampton, old Point,
Waverly. HicksfOrd and Alexandria. Va:
Washington. -. &: Newberne, Washington
and TarborO, y. c.; all stations on Atlantic
and Danyille Seaboard and Roanoke Norfolk
Southern and Farmy lie aud fowhatan Rail-
roads AMI Eastern North Carolina gcner-
ally; also, tor Eastern Shore Cf Virginia and
all regnlar landings or the James river A.
LOWEST RATES and through bills issued
LUCIEN B.IAIuM, Vice President,
No. lllT Main street and Rockets.
IRWIN MEIsIGER, Freight and PASSENGER
Agent my1S-i
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02

TAINTED. EXPERIENCED CHtkoOI
w LERS AND BUNCH BktA hthN-
Also Urls to Learn CHEROOI MAKING. APP
ply al once 20 tliA0. MlLLiiHfh,
"Nrgiuia star CherOOt Factory
fwcufy-Finh ST.. bet Main ana fiankHh.
Fse 2-tu, th,fr,su,lt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02
The Negro Census.
Augusta Chronicle. J

From returns already made public the
census indicates that the negroes have not
increased as rapidly as in the last decade.
The Louisiana state census taken III Feb
rlary showed a decided increase OF the
whites over the negroes. In Virginia, the
black belt. save in the towns, shows posi-
tive decline. In North Carolina there Is
decided decrease i'm the negro counties,
which is attributed 10 the exodus 10 the
Southeast. In Mississippi the central hill
region shows decrease in negro popula-
ton, but the swamp counties Of the azoo
district have increased. In Louisiana the
increase is mainly in the white parishes.
In North Louisiana, for instance. there has
been practically little growth III the river
district. In Southwest Louisiana, where
the state census showed large increase III
whites, and the negro population nearly
stationary, the Federal enumeration seems
10 indicate the same thing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COM
JAMES RIVER LINE FOR THE sEA-
SHORE. CHEAPEST AND NOT
PLEASANT ROUTE TO OLD
POINT, NORFOLK.
PORTSMOUTH. VIRGINlABEACB, uCEAN
VIEW. NEWPORT MEMS, CLARE
MONT, AND JAMES RIVER
LANDINGS.
CONNECTIONS:
At OLDsP POINT and NORFOLK, CLOSELY
win an lines foi Baltimore, Philatelph 10 ans
New YORK. Virginia Beach aud ocean NleN
same afternoon: also at NOrOlk for Eastern
Nortn Carolina and the south
AtNEWPOKr NEWS for Hampton aud
' And AT DCLNREMONr with the AT .nto
and Danville Railroad for Naverly, a. ks
ford, and all stations.
ONLY ALL WATER ROUTE.
JAMES. RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
GREAT TOT RlST LINZ.
JAMESTOWN, Dt ICH GAP. AND WAt
RATES LESS THAN HALF CHARGEi ~
RAIL LINES.
FARE TO OLD POINT AND .NCnEO *,
$50. STRAIGHT; $3.50 ROUND
TRIP: q SfCONu-CLASc.
tIRST-CLASS MEALS.
The elegant and FIST steamer
ARIEL,
CAPTAIN DENO,
carrying United states mail),
leaves Richmond every
MONDAY. " EDNlNDhY AND kkIDAN AT
IAN CSTRhET-CARs 60 DIRECTLY TO
STEAMERS WIZARD for aboVc-namcc
places. Returning tne steamer leaves Nor
folk, old Point ana Newport News on alter
nate days, arriving a. Rich.nonQ ABOUT 4 4.
NJ.
through tickets on sale on steamer and az
CAREERS Agency, No. 1000 Nam street. Bag
gage checked through.
sTATE-ROOMs ENGAGED FOR DAY OK
NIGHT.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02

CIGARS! CIGARS ! CIGARS
- TOBACCO TOBACCO TOBACCO
Beirg largely en-ag .d IN the manufacture
.ofCGA8S and sale of SEED-L EAf iobA'
20 lam i'm "a position to offer the trade me
off CIGARS and seed Leaf at prices sausi1cloiN'
ana my by nd OF Chewing lob eco, GAIL
WOODS BEST. hasa big run. Dealers would
do well 90 examine my stock before puN iii-'
j. J.. GAIEW GOD.
Dealer in Groc rios, Tobacco, and Cigars
rIc 1l6 east Broad,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02

"A ANT TO CALL SPECIAL ATIEN-
~ tlon of those who need PLANTS for
CONSfRVATORiES or STOCKS forG REEFS
HOUSES. also those who wish 20 cultivate
WATER LILIEI. That bloom nom sptlng lp
f,il and thrnuch winter Advice and price
isis free VI. X. CArLIN,
723 south Laurel street. on
500 River Side ParkiI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-02

tA~ANTED---TO INFORM TIE PUB
" he that have finished the tee mon
um,nt and ann now ready to move house ana
all kinds Of heavy machinery ana non saies.
nauling OF all kinds promptly attended to'
w -. COLE,
f.12ul Phone $40 1918 J.. any 81
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