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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-27

The New York sun ought to have medal
'or the ingenuity II displays In distorting
u'sersnces Of Democratic papers In favor OF
Cleveland. and In making h appear thai
mea"ing exactly opposite 10 that In
tended was conveyed. For instance,
short time ago an article appeared
IN this paper, giving reasons why Mr..
Vlevelaas-took no active part y TIE last
campaign, and why re, as the pioneer OF
the tariff reforsn, had jus, right to congra-
t1'ssr the Democracy Of the country In
general, and hie'scli ~ particular, over the
splendid ncmocrasic ,ic,oty achieved large
ly on That issue. f,yn ,hl. Article, the sun,
pretending ,hs, y mad fcsnd eight" for Mr.,
CleNelaNd's ''seclnsion," quotes the follow
ines
ia Il true that NJ. Clevola, a did not dc
any l'eiVonsl s,Nechmaking during the no
cert campaign. but he had very good
reasons fog bis silence. In the FIRST place
ee Knew That he Was recognized as PROM
nent candidate bx ihe denomination, and nc
very properlt decided that his personal ap
pcArance In The campaign would be con
suued into Als making personal canvass
Tor The nomination.
"in the next place. Mr.. Cleveland dic
mase very elective speaking in the cause .
tari0 reform Icing bvsorc the election III
wa President 81 The United states; he nae
given the country a pure, clean, non.sec
tionzl administration. the only one OF tn'
kind which the people Of the United stare
have enjoyed since the war; he knew ina
hisi denomination and reelection were as
s0red II he was willing 20 80 before w
country simply 90 the rscort he had maze
and Ac kHcN hat o. r1isiaC uaV ncW iNNh
- ,noaid isoporiisc as eAuHccS Ter sec
( 0sd terra
The italics are those Of the sun. and tina
paper deliberately cuts the paragraph iror
rnE TpsEs right in the middle. very car
fully emitting 10 publish the following cor
tinuAtion:
but IL IL one Of MIR. Cleveland's hes
known characteristics that he never pei
miis policy 90 interfere with his sense ,
duty. and when he conceived Il DIS dutl L
raise the ban, er Of tariff reform. IN the II
terest Of an uniusily oppressed ana III
necessarily taN-riddeu people, he raised D
al once and iearlessly. without regard 10 II
, diyidual consequences"
We have said that the sun ought 10 nav
a medal for its ingenuity in twisting the e'
. pressions Of the Democr ,tic journals OF II
country 20 suit its own ends. IL ais
should be presented with the finest leath'
medal that can be bought for its remarl
able ability at exceling in everything thi
is mean in journalism. 1t is evident thi
"Cleyeland's luck" has not yet desert'
., him, and he is fortunate in having the o
= position Of a paper that descends to sue
= practices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-27

Comments on Current Topics Carefully
CuIisd from Leading Papers.
New York World.

New York World.
The Republicans in Congress claim 10 pe
contending for the right Of the majority TO
rule. In fact, they are resisting majority
rule and endeayorlng TO perpetuate the
uoeer OF a discredited and meagte minority
The policy which the Senate is STRIVING 10
embody In law was submitted to the people
last year. The Republicans OF the house
had adopted il. The senate, though II pass
ed the Mckinley tariff, declined TO pass the
Force bill or 10 adopt gag RUE IL per
mitted these questions 10 90 To the peoPie;
Republican conventions generally luuorstu
their party's policy. The Democratic con
yention. everywhere condemned II. The
issue was $ ,uarely joined upon the stump
and in the party press.
In November the people gave their yer
n caused the most clearly defined and
overwhelming political revolution ever
known in the history Of our Government.
In the vote Of the whole country for rep
resentatives In Congress the Democratic
majority over the total Republican vote was
| SOO.3T6. In total vote OF nearly lo,OOO'Vu
I for Representatives, the Republican candi-
dates were in a minority o. l,352l2Jz' Wnlie
| the regular Democratic vote exceeded thal
| of ali other candidates-Republica Farm
ers. Prohibition. Independent and LABOR
cOmbined-26s. $50.
A Republican majority OF ~ IN the pres
ent House was converted into Democratic
majority Of 1871 in the next Congress.
In seventeen Northern states the total
vote cast was within less than per cent
OF the presidential vote Of lsss. And ii
these States the Democratic gain I'D inc
popular vote was over 6O2,OOO' In 1855 tht
Republicans carried every one OF these
seventeen STATES. In 1890 the Democrats
carried twelve Of them. The House OF kep
resentatives was made Democratic ny
safe working majority without counting
single member from the South
By an antiquated and unrepublcan ar
rangement Of sessions the New Congress
will not meet in regular order until Decem
Der next But il represents the latest eI
preston OF the popular will. In con emu
+ inc for obedience 10 that will the Demo
Gratis in Congress are simply insisting ina
the majort shall rule.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-27

DICHMoND: IRE q 'sdU nb'nsen ed
y. ~ .A',S,np,os r~nW" JASUxRY 18TH 1891

DICHMoND. FREDERlcRRsnseSnnspI.
y AND r s9;ns M11HSs Txiii'';is sra, 1891
a, ss, e standard time: -.
s.o- M leaves Byrd-street station a,S os,l
S:0I =. h' S,cns oniy nj Ashland, botowsn
Milford. FREDERICKSBURG nl,pqP
aud Widewssef. sleeper r,,ves AZ
s~n and New York. Anisss, ~
,Sn aims mt Iron p. M; Bait
more. Eli d. M; fniisue'pn,'~'
a47 D. M: New FORK. 6eo y -"
,,.sos no. leaves Byrd-street ktat,y. ~ -,
ii'"N except sunday. Buffet laIloi
Kichmoud 10 washington ~ -,
riyes al Washington az 4;iV p. AZ n,i'
baltimore. SPA p. M; soa5
phia. :. 40 D. m: New YORK iV"'
- es We Byrd-street station DAILY
INV y "' sIasning car Richmond 70
Work Stops only AZ AsDianu'
Rofhweli. Milford. Predecessor ~
Brooke and widewat .sdaa S.oPIA Ar.
yivss AZ Washington at lily y
n, baltimore. 1913 a. m; n aiso
aeiphia 3:45 y. M. New ioiA'" wv
| n. m. ..., s,ation dai
S:oo a. III sia,,or rom New York. StoI'
IL 81, Whitewater, Brook, freui
er,cksburg, Milford. Bothweli, ~ a..
Ashland. stops at other s'''''V''
on sundays. .,.,to, aaiiy
2;Se p p' stons m fredericksburg, Miliotu
| Bothwell, and Ashland: Ia
from Washington ana ~" '"'"
| does not stop al Elba. 49,. ,,l,
nm. arrives AT Byrd-street STATION ga ~,
b:9o 70 us axcenf SUNDAY. Buffet Paflor "a
| Washington TO Richmond
,.DrvrcEsRIrRG ACCOMMODATES
nAI1Y EXCEPT SUNDAYS
oo ~ leaves Bvrd-strcei station; -
s'oo p me- riyes at Fredericksburg a. o'4o
~ arrives a. Byr' street statloI
o'9o o" leaves Fredericksburg al O'o' n u
ASHLAND TRAlNs,
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
aAsa m. leaves EIba. Arrives at Ashland
a.o4n m. leaves Elba; arrives al Ashland
7:03 p. m. ,.. Ashland ,
Gas a. 10. arrives EiD"'
, a.,aD NJ arrives al Elba: leaves Ashland
Tho View York and Florida Special Nest
hnIe Train leaves Byrt street slallon AZ o,.
a. m on Tuesdays, Thursdays anu "a ,u''
commencing January I'D, ana a. ,,i,,',f,, !
Rvrd-street station at 7:lO p. m on VI 0 s'l.
Wednesdavs and Fridays. EXITS i"ie
charged on this train.
CA. TAYLOR, Traffic Manaee''
E.T.D. MYERS. General Superih lei''e''''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-27

could be complete so many days after death,
DR.. Green explicitly declared there was al.
soluteIy no doubt as to the fate OF hoo sI
Raw Hamilton and the identification OF MS
body. A. u,,,;i,or
is still alive is to charge young Dr. Green
with either deliberate perverslon OF tne
truth as part ola conspiracy between nun,
self and Robert Ray Hamilton OF. to tra'e, -
his good Judgment in the identification 9ru
subsequent statements concerning IT.: Ut
Green is remarkably cool ana sell'Ios
sessed gentleman. and not at All the soIs "
,'orson to make so serious "A statement with
out due reason. He is nos in Europe an,
il Is understood that his affidavit GOVERN;
All the facts has been sent for.-Ne" OFT
World
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-27

Commencing January 29d, and continuing
for thirty DAYS only, we will make one dozer
ofour FinelyFinished Cabinet Photos mount
ed on fine imported card mounts, and on,
far $500. The erayon alone Is worth NOR,
than we asked for all. We make the above
offer 10 introduce the superior class OF work
We are now making. We claim il TO be the
finest finished work made in the city,
Would be pleased 10 have the public call
and examine the work. CAMPBELL & Co,
ago East Broad street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-27
ssIBkOAD>.
RICHMOND & DANVILLE R. R.
suop.rpsr AND QUICK EST ROUTE sOUIh
AND SOUTHWEST.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JAN. 4. 1891

LEAVE RICHMOND:
TRAIN No. II, 1916 A. NJ. ,,
lroTTHEisN EXPRESS, daily, lof 1alN ny
- nreensb0ro WlnstOn-Salem, Durham
1otciob Rdndleman. salisbury, Asheylile'
III Snrines. Charlotte. Columbia, AIKEN
Augusta, ATLANTA, Birmingham M2nlsD ,,1a
erv, New Orleans, Texas, ana Jal, ,',,d 20
pullman palace sleeping-cars klcninVnu "
panviile and Danville 20 Asheyilie' Augustus
birmingham, and New orleans.
TRAIN No. Is. 1875 A, NJ.
rrfRGiNIA AND NORTH CARoLlNA ~ IN
Y PErsss, daily, Tor Burkevillei an ,.. so@-
t,'ns on the Norfolk and Western Railroad
fynchburR, Knoxville, Chattanooga, Mein-
nSis md Nashville: also for keysNlIe'
fiarksvtlIe, oxford. Henderson, Durn ls'i,, !,
ana laa,sizh. This tram goes through so'''
10 NAV THAN No. e.1P.M. ,n,
MAST MAIL, daily, for all points on non ar'
Il Farmytlle and Powhatan kaluo4u' ra .h
Vile. greensboro, Winston-saieih' kTeusta
lama. birmingham, Montgomery, New
Nrisans Texas, and California. Pullinai
oaiace IeepIng-cars Danville to Augusta 1il'
ktianta. and at Greensboro sleeper Wy Wy, Aslle
Vile to Morristown. Tenn; ~ DfhNiii0 O0''
rocts with the Nestibule Limited
lhAiS No. IL, Is =. VI.
NFLIA ACCOMODAIlON, daily, eAoTp
\ SUNDAY. for Amelia Courthouse ana III
term eoi'' sR sS.IS' No. 81. 8:l5 AN.
1LOvER LOCAL. daily, except Suh sun ~
I freisht train with coach attached 10
! clover. Va. and intermediate points.
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND q =,
Train NO ~ a. ~ W. 20 10 AZ at6 A. NJ
| So. 10, 4:So T. NJ, and 20. 10. o.4o -, "
I TLANIlC COAST LINE.
/ 5ICgNOND AND PEThASBU re KALI
ROAD TIME TABLE.
/ Commencing MONDAY, January 10. ls9l
ot4A M trains on this road Will run AZ 10
TRAINS SOUTHWARK,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-27
Suicide on the Ocean.

The steamer Abyssinia. says Nancou'
yer. b. c.. special to the Philadelphlis
Times. has brought the remains OF l.. d.
Turner. who committed suicide by shooting
when the vessel was within three days OF
this port. Turner was forty-two years Old
snare, and rather goOd-looking. He was "a
native Of Virginia, and served in the army
and navy Of the Confederate states. He wss
ON his way home to see his little daughters;
having lust established business IN con-
junction with his brother IN Gan Francisco
and branches at the Caroline Islands, thr,e
small islands If that group having just been
gran ed 10 him by the spanish governor
His cash and personal effects amounted to
about 81 900. lie lef instructions with the
captain in the shape OF neatly written
note as 10 the disposition Of bis estate ana
also requested that his body be sent TO BIZ
aheth. y. j.. 10 be- bur ed beside his mother.
During tae entire passage the man a,
times showed symptoms Of melancholy, ana
the doctor of the steamer said be- was an
dIcted % the use of opium. Three months
ago his brother suicided. The American
consul mas taken charge OF the remains and
effects. and they will be forwarded to Eliza
beth. Nj
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-27
WHY Hill Accepted.

1t is said that Governor Hill did not want
the senatorship, and only consented 10 ac-
cept the Democratic nomination TO preserve
the harmony and secure the success OF the
party. That is the proper spirit, and il
strengthens our belief that the Democratic
parry Of New York will be united and in
vincisle in the contest Of 1892. II the secu-
ring Of the senatOrship demands the sacri-
ice OF personal interests or aspirations,
much more so will the winning OF the pres
idency demand it-nOt only from Governor
Hill, but from every other New York Demo
crat whose ambition may stand in the way
Of the success Of the party.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-27

The TINES presents its readers this morn
Ing with a new and very interesting chap
ter in the Cassigneul case. This is already
a cause celebre, and through the enterprise
Of this paper it was brought TO light
and the conduct Of all parties
to it exposed If the Investigation that has
been ordered results in fighting the wrongs
which Madame Cassigneul has suffered,
The LINES will have just reason to be
proud OF its good work.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-27
Farmers' Harvest.
lInter-Ocean

The farmers Of Illinois will harvest the
best crop they ever gathered if they help
elect honest Dick Oglesby 70 the United
States Senate. Ii would be the hardest
blow that 1.-THE rag weeds" and Canadian
thstles" of Illinois politics have ever re-
ceiyed. r. j. Oglesby would represent the
farmers OF Illinois better than any other
man in the state. He is both a farmer and
statesman whose wisdom and patriotism
none viii call in question.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-27

1T II so EASY TO CONTRACT 4 COLD which
from its obstinacy. may entail long siege al
discomforis before getting rid OF IL that the
afflicted should resort at once to that old es-
tabishsd remedy. Dr. ID. Jaynes Expecto-
rant. which will speedily remove all Coughs
aud Colds and help you 10 avoid all compli-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-27
WORK RIVER LINE VIA WEI
POINT.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
THE FAVOKITE ROUTE TO BALI MINE
PHILADELPHIA. AND NEW 1ot1h'
DAILY EXCEPT sUNDA

LEAVE RICHMOND:
TRAIN No. 10. $40 =. NJ. o....,...
n OCAL EAPRESS, daily, except 0e,u's
| Stops at ali stations. Al Lester Meu.l
connects with stage for Walkertoni also cor
necfs with baltimore steamer al W est I"'"''
TRAIN No 10, ABS r. VI. .....
DAITIMORE LIMITED, daily except sun
Is day, for West Point, connecting W
Y0rk-rIver steamers for Baltimore. A. o"l.
timore steamers connect with balilhoie a.'
Ohio Railroad for Washington, fhilau'i li....,
ana New York FARE: Richmond 70 pa j.
more 81: TO Washington, S3; 20 Fhlladelf ni"
"a 80: New York, s7.3O. ,,,,,,,,,.,n a,
STEAMERS LEAVE BALTIMORE ! T. vi,
NOR WEST POINT. daily, except SunaaF
L thence by Richmond and DanVile i-di'
road 10 Richmond, arriving Slo a. VI. sl.,
1910 A. NJ, and connecting with ram ~"
*. see Train No. 15-Nirginia ana N"''
60 ''' TRAIN No. 40. TAO A. NJ.
I OCAL, MIXED. daily, except ~uhua
1 leaves Twenty-third street STATION il"
West Point and Intermediate points.
Ticket Office at station foot OF NltE.ht
street open 800 4. NJ. TO 600 T. NJ, ana IRON
900 F. N. 10 $50 A. NJ.
CITY ticket Office, 0Ol Main street.
sol. HAAS, JAS l. - i.N,''
Traffic Manager Gen. fassehseI HA'"
Joseph 5. POTTS, Div. Pass.AgenI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-27

EvARrs has probably found out that the
world is moving, aud that the people OF the
United States fully appreciate the tact III 1t
because the South Is not Republican In
politics IL IL not In a state OF rebellion. II
Evarts had have realized this fact sooner be
might not have lost his seat In the United
states Senate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-27

IT Is strange, but ever since William M
Evarts served in the Cabinet of Hayes, who
was made President de facto by a theft OF
the electoral votes Of three Southern States
he has been the champion Of force and
fraud in elections. Before he was bought
and blinded by a Cabinet portfolio, he was .
very tolerably respectable man FOR RepuO-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-27
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
" WAY COMPANY.
cHEDULE IN EFFECT JANUARY. 1891.


LEAVE RICHMOND.
$40 A. 81. Daily, for Old Point and Noyf0lk
Pullman sleeping Car Hinton to
Old Point.
100 A. N. Express, daily for Cincinnati
Char Car Old Point 10 Char
lOttesville. Pullman Sleeper
CharlOttesvilletO Cincinnati.
300 p. NJ. Express, daily. for Old Point
and Norfolk. Chair Car Char
lOttesyille 90 Old Point
4:3g p. NJ. Accommodation. except Sunday
for Charlottesville.
1879 r. NJ. the p. +. v. Limited. dHi lT. Pull
man sleeping car old Point L.
Hinton -Oud vestibule train
WIKI dining car and Puimans
Charlottesville % Cincinnati ant
Pullman 20 Louisville.
6.D0,A..M Local freight, except sunday, foi
Charlottesville
ARHlNF AT RICHMOND.
500 A NJ. and 2:56 p. M. daily from Gin
cnnatl
7:i5 =. NJ. daily. except Sunday, frCR
Clifton Forge.
1850 A. NJ. and GAO +. NJ. daily from Norfolk
stations Broad street near seventeenth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-27

OFFfcr oF JAMES RIVER l'NNI>'
ANp FArurr COMPANY
1916 EAST MATS -Ihi fi.
RrcIfNpNu. VA. January. l-Hl.
HAVING SEVERED OUR OONNL .-
lION with ihe drms ui ~llhN s. ''.
and n. IS. BLOCH g. CO.,, $3.50 have oleh'i t
WHOLE ALE AIhEt AID -ii.'I
FINDING bi-l >to-
in connection with our lanner and pro-.
nose ,crDIug full lur oi ifDsn tni sens '.
able goods 500 bottom prices. ,l ...
lravIna our own Iunucrf, W" VIII %. .O'
b1ad4uaricr. ON sole. Upper Harness. 0h
ir. AHA collar Leather. aui 10 VIII nt ''
interest to purchase from us. 30 "e N.. ~
able 10 save you money
4 trfaf order Is solicited. and stiisi''i
guaranteed. ...,,..rr.tf.ul
Nessrs 4. j. HYDE and LEOPOLD HAHN
will be- pleased fo serve their friends,
highest cash prices p1ii i'r hiits
H-sltciully.
JAMES HlNEN TANNING ANl
IIAIIIlR COMPANY.
,D,f.f LIE SIR r~, rupucili
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-27
JAMES RIVER DIVISION,

EARMVILLE AND POWHATAN
4 RAILROAD.-Gene Office, No. 7O3 east
Main street.-Schedule In effect JANUARY
10, 1891:
LEAVE RICHMOND.
sos p. m. via Atlantic Coast Line for Per.
muda.
9:l6 q. N. via Atlantic Coast Line for " in
terpOek and intermediate stations.
100 p. m. via Richmond and Danvi.le Ton
Farmville and all stations west OF
Winterpock.
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
$40 q. 10. via Atlantic Coast Line from Ber.
muda.
640.p. m. via Atlantic Coast Line fropa
Winterpock and intermediate sta
tons
$3.50 p. Ia via Richmond and DaRyille from
WATERPROOF, Farmville and inter-
mediate statloLa
All trains daily except sunday.
For tickets. baggage checks, timetables.
SC, call upon A. W. CAREER, the Atlantis
Coast Line and Richmond and Danvllle de-
pots. W. &. LAU0hrON.
General Passenger Agent.
JAMES X. WsRrH, General Manager
sp29-iy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-27
AID DoMIYIoN sTEA sHIP coz.
gpR NEW YORK.


OID DOMINION. sTEA NIP CON,
FOR NEW YORK.
steamers leave Richmond EVERY ruEs-
DAY and FKip s.,or :, .a 2 n time ni "
81 ,. e. s,' onv beaye New York for kchmend
.Ss1 ts,,n ~ EDNEsDAY and sATJhDAfn
s o. NJ arriving In Richmond ho'DHi aud
FRIDAY mornings. ..t,,s ,nsurpassed
,.l,.1, ssre 10 New York via jams
river route Qncluding mes" 40 On
berth, : ,icScss limited 10 thirty
80, at,er date OF issue ..........-.~ a ~,
o,ncr,s.. with subsistence .a....~-.'.~''.' -
StcersEs without subsistence ...s-, ,.-, w
CABIN isrs VIA OneS''l 80 10 o.
cafSn iare Va Richmond aud Peters ~
burg ~, ,s,,no.
Ttckets can b. obtained Al A. W. 'saipoa
1000 Main street Chesapeake sho ViIio !"
,,cpmond AT i petersburg depots, ana
nnannany's offices, 1891 Main street
wharf, Ko e ,n,t,nroueh bils 81 lad.
t,essS,,ed FOR points beyond New YORK.
| ing ls'sssIi' S received daily until y. NJ.
passengers leaving F''nW wfpN -
pA11SS,snAys' and SATURDAYS by ths
| 4 .,n.,sss,,neake and ohio railway wa N"Wp'ft
49, mn $50 A. VI. and py hlchInon. a'i
| nree,mc9snnrq railroad, same days ar s4O \
] a. viU make connection At F'N' D''N WIN
S,.an,er /, aVing those days. ,
ShON'N No. 1901 Main street, and
e,a,f Compauy's Wharf Rockets
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COM
" PAN1s
,Vvrs RIVER Line FOR TnlE ,hA-
SHORT. ch NE, iS,Lr, AH IN Old NJ
POINT. NORFOLK
poRrsMoUrii VIRGiNli,AN.lB9 EAC,u OCEAN
VIEW. NEWPORT HIW Is ,l.Ai'i-
MONT, AND JAMES hiNhN
LANDINGS.
CONNECTIONS:
Al OLD POINT aud NokF0Lki c.o,r.
| tfE ali lime. for Baltimore, III lahr l.ii', t.l
| ~ Nh Nlreinia Beach and ocean gov
s.,no afternoon; also az norfolk Tor Faster
Sorth Carolina and the SCUM,
AtNEWPORr NEWs iof hampton 'n'
} Sml IN s, ~ FREMONT with the Atlantic
. IA Danyille Railroad iOr Wafeily' h''h'-
ford and @N an s' RII WATER ROUTE
: rANEs RIVER BY DAYLIGHT
GREAT TOURIST LIN. .....
JAMESTOWN DUTCH GAY ANp AIS
~ SCENERY.
RATES LESS THAN HALF ChAh"ED hf
RAIL LINf-. -
7 FARE TO OLD P0lNSr AND 5 N3hlf n 9l".
$50, s., Z, ISSt,G> ij 1SPR ~ W.
FlRSr-CLA-S MEALS.
me elegant and fast siean'f
ARIEL,
CAPTAIN UEYO,
Carving United states m2il
leaves Richmond every
,,ounAv WEDNESDAY ANDtlhA1 At
N.Y. i-rRFFr-CAK3 co DIRECTLY On
J. srrt tV,EK'S WIZARD for anoNe'hamni
- 2i.ces Returning. tne steamer leaves N'f.
, t,ff Ofl point end Newport Sew, 900 on.
10 ,'ote Jays. arriving az Richmond about @ i
~ "rhrough tickets On sale on steamer ai.i 81
D. c'rm.f's Agency. $50. 9Jl Nam street. N's
81, 60 checked through.
s1-s.rt.ROONS ENGAGED .fhk DAf 't
a. NIGHT.
90 FREIGHT
FREIGHT received daily for Noii'.N' '''
d, Month anItnneId. Hampton, '.i iu
, 1,r.,,arit Hfrksflrd and Alfxuulit. a.
I'd ,y.rnf1.f1u. ID. g.. NcWNrrne, was. .Ns
. ,,f ,r,rn.rp. &c.: 8ll stations nn A'.tI'
~ s~i Btuvill,. -eanoarl end it1an. .' 81.
Southern and Farmvillc and inN .tl'" i''.
,neds ANA Fasfaru NOrtn Carolina gene.
- alf,. Also tor Eastern shore oi .f-INIt ti
~, aai'ii' rognlaf landings Ou tle james river d
LOWEST tAIl and through '''''
s., lrtVFN B.i AFI 81, Vice. tttrIi,n..
b.. No.l1lT Main street and Hn. N''''
fR,rS WElsfGFn, Freight ahd 800
Ag@n..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-27

feave Arrive
no.. Petersburg RichmoroI
~ t-.O3AM TAI A " Fost Mai.
.49S n s.oo A INSTRUMENTATION
~ ~ 11.1S A MlAccommodation
- ~ 40 NN w. Conuec IN
.t.go y NJ $40 psi Through Train.
81 f8.lO + N $40 J. NJ NoIlol- 'p'''''
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wHsax now is Boarf Tho night owl
boots It's mouruful requiem mia the portals
Of bis ruined hopes.
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ndasb
being much Of the
enumerated schedule recorded With
he best
i y
raining tho
l
and $40
r. ATKINSON
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spring-time stirs up the bile. simmsas
Liver Regulator removes II.
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prLLMAN cAR SERVICE.

ON Trains Nos. Is and % sleeping-cars De 10
tween New York and Tampa, la, lrtd JacE'
,0nylllel On Trains NUe, "a ana - '.tp'
ng-cars between New ork ana Nhhilesloh'
Of rraIIs SOS. u and - sleeping-cars Pc
tween New York au, IacksOnyiile. ON trains
nos. 81 and sleeping cars between hlch-
mOud art iNucHhur- Va
In IldlfID tO the above. the New 10TH nlu
FLORIDA -pccIal, cons sting OF ulllhth Nest 10
bu.e cHiS only. leaves richmond, sOulh-
bound. no 100 %. m.. Mondays, W ednesday r
and FRIDAYS. and leaves Petersburg. north-
bound. 10 s. y 70. m. ou Tuesdays thursdays
and -atarlays. tNtr fare is charged on ms
train - .,.., o.,
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Richmond 300 A. N. Norfolk, l1:47 A. N
Richmond, fl21O Pm. Norfolk, $3.50 +. "
norfolk. $3.50 q. NJ. Huch'd, il:15 a. VI
Norfolk. LOO p. VI. hichd, o:4o /. N
the trains leaving Richmond at 300 \. VI.
and Norfolk at AGO q. NJ. are solid trans n''
tween these Two points, and passengers pa
through without change ui cars. 'lpse COL
n-cti0us are also made al Petersburg by lnt
Ik.IO j. 81. uWn from Richmond ana tht
$50 a. ". train from Norfolk.
Trains leaving Richmond al OLD A. VI. anl
I1.2Op. andarriviug at kichmonda at 7 AZ
3. A. and 1850 =. v. make close connection
40 Petersburg 20 and from tarmViAe, Lyncn'
1urg and southwestern points.
x. NJ. SULLf,
superintendent.
r.. T. ID. MYERS,
General superintendent
IT, b. EMERSON General Passenger Agent
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topping PLACES

49,. % an, ys sion ON signal az Manchester.
Drewrva nluH Csutralia and chester Nts,
3gaud 10 Stops ON signal at Manchester ana
Chester y u 5. ps on sig ~ an Nauc ,lts
a.. sf1frfus-place for this train south
OF petcrshurs Nos. 81, -. 50 and 81 Will
/ .I. . lr spuEPTH.