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RAILROAD LINES.
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~ - as'... Sess.z
ICHMOND AND PETERSEN re-,
HI RAILROAD COMPWN Y.-Commcncin,
SUNDAY, January ~, 1889 trains o. hi roaa
VIZ LEAVE RfcHMoSD-S0UrH
3:15 T.. NJ, FAST MAIL, daily. Mako Through
connections for savannah. slDr,
Onlyat Petersburg aud Chostcr
l1.JO \. ~, THROUGH MAIL, daily, connie.
ing for Raleigh, Cnarie-iDn. iu.
gtisia, Aiken, savannah, and JsrL.
sonyille. stops at shops. fhr..fr
Centralia. Pullman sies ,-rs I
tween New YORK and Chari- tDr .r
1902 r. NJ. Mail. daily. makes through r,..
nection for Charleston, Sayau.f
andJack sonyille. stops al DrrNr..
Bun Ccntralia. and Chester. Pn.
man Palace Slccpnc-far- Iffe....
Washington aud JacksousiiIr.
600 r. W., FREIGIiT. daily except suuI.r.
G:I5 4. NJ, FREIGHT. daily cNccpt ~una ,
LEAVE PETEHsBTED-HDr4
$3.50 \. NJ, FAST MAIL, daily. Stop r1if
$40 T.. NJ, THEOUGHMAU..da iiy.conncrt..
with Richmond. Frederick .ln.g .. p
Potomac railroad Cor az POM. g..
and West: also making colt.rt,.
with Chc,apcikc and ONO rl.Ir.t.
for all points West. II.. f..'
stops IT Manchester. Chc.Isr ..
Ccntralia. Pullman ~locper- 90 Dill.
train between Charleston Hud So,
York.
GAO \. W.. MAIL, daily. connecting Dan, ...
coDt sunday with tho Rirf ..
fredcriCk .burg and P0fl.l. ....
road for the North AMI " o.t -..
at Chester, Drcwryf BiIf, -uI ~.
iraia. Pullman Palace -lr..
Cars between JACK .onvi'i.. D..
aud Washington on thi- train.
$50 4. NJ, FREIGHT. daily except -.nI.r
i:3O l.. NJ, FREIGHT. daily except ~uif ..
4 direct fOur-hOurs connection Is mai .,f....
Richmond and Norfolk by trains listN r.
mOud M 1870 4. VI. and Norfolk no 49,. i. 80
All trains leaving Petersburg will star from ...
AppomattON depot. r.. ID. hLINI
General ~uperlnt.
4. PORE, General Passenger and Ticket fl.t
81 ID
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By ". Goddin j SON. Aucuonccrs.

GALE At AUCTION OF TWO COM
y FOETABLN-BCiLT TENENENTS AT THE
SOUTHWEST CORNER or GRACE AND
NINETEENTH STREET>.-WIll De old Jt luc-
ton. on Tie premises. on
FRIDAY. JANUARY -, 1882.
az O'Clock +. W.. those TWO BRICK TENE-
MENTS located a. above. each fronting - feet
and running back about 100 feet. Each tenement
has eight rooms and brick Kitchen covered With
slate. with CulNcrt accommodations attached. and
are occupied boy good tenant, ~ 5000 per anuum.
TERMS: Liberal aud made known 40 thr time of
sale. ia 2il WOODEN & son.
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DHILADELPHIA, RICH 81 ~,
i s.zssis pa
MOND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Steamer Of this liuc will sail every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY ~ IL NJ. and every SUNDAY NJ D
4. VI.
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays steamers re
cciyed tin 1870 4. NJ: for sundays steamer al
) p. W. saturday. Freight received daily till 3
L. VI.
Fare. So.
steamers connect at Philadelphia for FAN river
and the East.
For further information. apply 20
j. ". MCCARRICK,
General southern Agent.
W. p. CLYDE e Co.
M 90 General Managers.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

GALE OF THE LIBRARY OF THE
- LATE DIR. FREDERICK MAEN.-As admm-
isrntor 0fDr Frederick Marx, deceased, VIII sell
al the Shcrh's Office. over 1907 Main street, on
TUESDAY, JANUARY 31,lSS2,
commencing AT o'clock, the ENTIRE AND
MELL-SELECTED LIBRARY OF the late Dr.
Marx, containing over 1000 volumes. embracing
many rare and valuable medicaland miscellaneous
publications.
Catalogues can be had byapplica,ion al the Sher-
ih's office.
The Library win lc ready for exhibition on
JANUARY 30. 1882. JOHN ". WRIGHT,
sheriff, aud Administrator Dr. Frederick Marx
in 10
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John c. Knox, formerly Judge OF the
Pennsylvania Supreme Court, Is now an
insane pauper in the State Insane Asylum
ut Norristown.
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AUCTION sALEs--.This Day.
By J. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1113 Main street.

1113 Main street.
TRUsTEE'S SALE OF FRAMED
oF TWENTY-SIXTIi STREET BETWEEN
CLAY AND LEIGH, Al BY l32 fEtI;-By
virtue of q deed of trust from Patrick Honvrnn
and wife, dated December 30. 1850, executed 70
the undersigned trustee 10 secure the payment OF
"A certain note therein mentioned- ana whcfYas u.
fault having been made, and being rc'luireu 80 10
do by the beneficiary, will sell on
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25TH,
a, $3.50 +. NJ, the PROPERTY described in said
decd. rs follows: All that LOT OF LAND, with
improvements thereon, on the east ilncoi "cl-
ty-slNth street between Clay ana lelgh sIrer,s'
fronting IL feet inches and running pac@ ~"
tween parallel lines 1872 feet. ,.....
TERMS: Cash as to expenses 81 safe anh 10 pay
of n note of 1865. with Interest from Decchbei,
1881: or, by consent OF all parties, may DC made
l.. T.. BROWN, Trustee.
j. THOMPSON brown, Auctionecr.
DISAPPOINTMENT.
Postponed. on account Of weather, 10
THURSDAY, JANUARY GOTH,
at same time and place "a 20
nv Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
GALE OF REAL ESTATE AT THE
y SOUTHWEST CORNER OF CANAL AND
FIFTH STREETS AT AUCTION.-By request o,
the deyiSecs Of the Late Elizabeth Crenshaw, we VIII
sell by auction, upon the premises, on
THURSDAY, 10TH JANUARY.
Mt o'clock the PROPERTY situated at the
southwest corner of Canal and Firth streets
fronting $50 feet on Canal street. with brick
dwelling thereon with about five rooms. This j. q
good site for manufacturing business of any KIND
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS.
"a 26 Auctioneers.
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DICHMoND. FREpEeIcK,Brg,

III AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
SUNDAY. January -. t~--.
$500 \. NJ. leaves Byrd-Strcg' station o. .lI. ..
only It Milford and FrD',rs,. I .
500 \. NJ. leaves Byrd-Sircct STALLION dfI. ..
ccpt sunday
500 L. W.. leaves Byrd-> rect station iI.'t
400 Il. VI. Accommodation for Ashl1l ...
BrO1d-~trcct station DAILY ...
sundays.
ll:2s \. W.. arrives at Hyrd--fr0C' station ..
3:O4 u. W. arrives at Byrd-~;rccf station ..
makes DO local stops.
GAS =. ". arrives ~ Byri-SirCct static. ..
Except sunday.
S:34 4. VI, Accommodation, arrives 20 Dr.
street station daily lcNcppr 1r.
&. 4. TAYLOR. General Iice.f S.
T.. T. -. MYERS. General SuD.ri Hfcufruf.
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FRmAY. JANrAnY e7.ls.a.


al 3 O'clock I. II the PROPERTY above. AMI de-
scril cd IN said deed the Turner tract. 10 acres,
Webb tract, 67is acres. lie Grand tract, 1903
acres: Whitehead tract. 200 acre.: Ingram tract.
80 acres; and U.nkil tract li5 acgc--cm-
braciug q totil of l.07l& ACRES.
This proI crty IS noted e, being ct the mos vllu-
able in the stale for IT, RICH DEPOSITS Of TIE
FINEST IRON ORE. and poscs5e- every facility
Tor the most profitable working. II has q front 81
several miles on the Richmond aud Allegheny rail-
road. and Is in close proximity To- thr Norfolk and
Western railroad. Those Interested In sucll enter
prlses would DO well 10 examine the property be-
fore the day If sale.
Persons attending the sale will stop 40 GaiNilc
station. on the Richmond and Allegheny railroad,
leaving Richmond by the 4. VI. train AID lynch
burg by the \. VI. freight train.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 20 dC fray tie expenses OF
executing the trust and o. pay OF three nOie-
for $4,000 each. with Interest III percent per an
NUN from August 20, 1850; the balance upon
terms to be prescribed by the grantors in said deed
and upon their failure to do, theu upon terms "a
be named by the trustee.
CHARLES L. WILLIAMS. Trustee.
GRUBBs x WILLIAMS, Auctonccrs. in II
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By Grulbs < Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccr,,
l.yDnlh street hDiWlnn Main and BAnh.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE BESSE-
1 MER MOUNTAIN PROPERTY OF THE
BIRMINGHAM COAL AND IRON COMPANY.
IN APPOMATTON AND CAllPBtLL cor y
TIES. ABOUT 49, MILES BELOW LANCu-
BURG. on THE RICHMOND AND all ~
Ny RAILROAD. Al AUCTlON.-in execution
of q deed Of trust from the Birmingham Coal and
Iron Company, dated August %. 1850, and duly
recorded. being thereto rcuuircd by the holder ut
The notes secured, VIII ell by auction, upon TIE
prpmi-C~. on
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EOR NEW IORK.-The Old IL ~
4 Dominion steamship Company s.ssS-s.ssss.s
steamer, VIII sail ~ follows: steamer OlD DO
MlNION. Captain WALKER. EVERY TUESDAY
40 O'Clock i. NJ; steamer WlANOhE. Captain
COUCH, EVERY FRIDAY att O'Clock +. NJ;
steamer MANHATTAN, Captain KELLY, EVERY
SUNDAY NJ 9DClOck a. VI.
Freight received up Ia l o'clock i. VI. for the
Tuesday and Friday steamer, and % o'clock
Saturday evening for sundays snip.
Through bills of ladiug signed and goods for
wardcd with dispatch 10 all points north. south.
east. and west: also 10 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
After-cabin fare 10 New York, $40; round
trip, SIS; Storage, SO and -.
For freight or passage. apply %
q. w. ALLEN * CO.. Agents.
my COMPANY Wharf, Rockets.
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DICHMOND AND DANYILLE IA.
Ia EOAD COMPANY.
CONDENSED SCHEDULES.
II Effect SUNDAY. SISSY

Lynchhmg Passenger Iriih. No. DiIIv.
Leave. Richmond nc .................... ...l ID.
Arri, q, 100 Burkeyllc .............l.j- '
@1ORk-RIVER LINZ.
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by J. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Auc.iuHcor,
lIl3 Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF \ Mos

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF \ MOST
Y pESiRABLEANDC CENTRALLY LOCATED
RESIDENCE. No. 4O7 NORTH
EIGHTH STREET. BETWEEN MARSHALL
AND CLAY SIHEETt-iRON NEEANDA.
BRICK STABLE, AND CARRlAGE-HOl' 81
BY virtue of decree of 'he Richmond Chaucery
Court IN the suit Of Freeman as. Eachu Oid OiS..
entered March II. 1851. and upon the terms Of
three deeds of trust therein mentioned. as -pc-
cial comm ssioncr- therein appointed, Will sell at
public auction. on
TUEsDAY,JASU 3l.1ss2.
~ 4:3O T.. ~. the above valuable RESIDENCE
AND GROt NDS. described I'm The above separate
deeds all that property. with Improvements
thereon. fronting ON the eastern line OF Eighth
street. between Clay and Marshall streets. 50 feet
@ inches, more cor less, running back between par
allcl lines 100 feet 60 an alley 10 feet wide. and
bounded on the south hya wide. wcll-paycd alley.
This property viii hc recognized 40 onccaS being
q DESIR NBLE FlRST-CLA>> RESIDENCE. us
centrally located as desired. and with all the con-
ycniences and comforts To De found n such resi-
deucc.
seldom such property Is sold at auction. and paw
tics desiring such should not FIJI to attend. a- the
property viii be sold.
IEJiAS: Cash. !. J.. APPER>ON.
LEROY T.. BROWN.
Commissioners.
j. THOMPSON BI.CWN, Auctiouccr. ja 20
II T. confidently expected that az the hour OF sale
the terms viii hc made easter for the purchaser.
By GuLbs & Williams,
D.. tot. A,rgt, a Arp
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP u ~,
" COMPANY. -zssszzssss
FOR NEW YORK.

This company will dispatch one Of thcirspcndid
steamors-OLD DOMINION, WYANOhE. NAN
ATTAN.and RICHNOND-EYERI TUESDAY
and FRIDAY ~ , o'clock Z. NJ. and SUNDAY
az . \. VI.
Steamers leave New York TUESDAYS. THURS
DAYS, and SATURDAYS 70 Z. VI. !rom Pier
20 new number. foot Of Beach street, North
river.
They have splendid saloons, state-rooms, and
bathrooms.
The fare. accommodations, and attentions are
unsurpassed.
Aftci-cabin fare 10 New York, SO: round trip.
SIS: Storage. 80 aud -.
Freghts for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch. and no charge made except actual
expenses incurred.
Frcehis received until o'clock =. ". daily.
For further information, apply TO
GEORGE ". ALLEN & CO.. Agents.
my Office Company WhHrycs. Rockets.
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TnH MOZART MUSICALE THIS Evening -
First, overture, "Chcyal de Bronze"
tAuber,) orchestra; second, baritone solo,
1.-THE Vagabond," DIalloy,) Mr.. II. y.
Cardozo; third, violin solo, yankee Doc
die" by request, (VieuXtemps.) Mr.. II. +.
Laube; fourth, a, Irish Patrol" (Puer-
ner,) b, "|The Hounds" Schottish, Cur
rier,) orchestra; fifth, baritone solo, 1.-THE
Bell-Ringer," (Wallace,) Mr.. II. T. Cardo-
70; sixth, cornet solo, q Pm Rosiu Duff"
tPope.) MIR. John Kessnich; seventh. piano
duo, "Reyeil de Leon" (hOnotki,) MessrS.
Reinhardt and Thilow: eighth, waltz,
Sehnsucht Waltzes," (Faust,) orchestra.
iron OTHER LOCAL SEE FIRST PAGE.
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Pa,.cnsu. I~

FAll trans On lyeNccpt sunday -..t--....
connecting at Mc-t Point nu Iuo-dIy..l ...
and saturdays with steamer iog A.'.....
the North.
FrrIgnt train leaving Richmond g.. -l... %.
viii have pas-crRcr-coarh attached.
Train No. A connects 90 U.rk,fl.c "... N..
folk and Western railroad iDr fIruF.II..
burg, and al souihwos tern U..ut..
Train No. "a OIst ma.l rir- DH.Y hct're.
L Vile and atlanta. Stopping 100 t,I.f u-hllu'.
hurry CHARLOTTE >iuitnHui-, tlt...'iii', ~D...
TOccO1. Lula AMI GH.ue-Fil,D. connecting 100 A.
hmtn for al points -oull tud SON. invest.
Train No. 90 lthrDugh ua-,,aDDl. stop. no 800 .t.
tons. connecting ~ ~uiucrlu- WfI AiAuu
SulhcTlin Narrow-t arLo railroad ior hlIiOf
salisbury with Western North Carolina 81
Cor an point, IN Western North Carolina TO
lOttc with tiIc Charlotte. tDlumHiI aIi .H...
railroad for all points 900 The South. >.ufle3-.
Florida at Atlanta fos an points .oatl fld
Train W. % Through passenger aad uaI
az all stations, connecuug 20 >utncrlN u'0
tom and >uthcrln's Nauow-0aUge ra.I-.... t.
Milton; az AiiInil Tor aI point, south lUI
west: al Charlotte with Charlotte. C-lml
Augusta railroad for Columbia, August
nah, and Florida points.
Trains from he south arrive no E.rhm.. .-
$50 i. VI. $40 \. ". and 300 H. w.. l-..
VI. lfrCightl
PCLLMAN-CAR ~ERVICl
ON Train ,5o-New York and Atantl r.r n....
ingt0n aud Bauyillc.
ON Train 52-Iichmond and D4a'...lal Dl..
. VILE and Charleston.
All passenger trains stop Bon ii-
Tickets sold 10 an poin olih. ..U tI. f-t.
southwest. and baggage chtO ,tl thrnIt It.
No lay-Oycr checks given .u lIral I.hrt-.
s.. Pppf
General Passenger Int Ilrhtt A.....
r. VI. L. TALcOTT, General Manager.
. CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAIIND
TIMETABLE.
II EFFECT JANUARY I5.I~--
Nail lcrfi...
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WANTED, \ STOUT, ACTIVE BOY
w 10 learn stcam-d,i!ng aud plumbing In our
shop WEST ( BEANCH.
il2G-ltA lfl7 Main street.
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ROBSON AND CRANES LAST SUCCESS-D.
4. M.-Robson and Crane, the great CO.
mediums, will open tonight at the Theatre
in SharpS and Flats. They will have a
large audience. Tomorrow night they
will give the new play, ID. \. VI. Mr..
Gunter claims for his new comedy, ID. \.
D.. originality in dialogue and dramatic
construction. Not n line or situation has
been "taken from the French" which
surely is q novelty when we consider that
30 many OF the comic plays OF Gilbert, By
ron. and BOucicault derive their chief in
SEPARATION from that source.
The comedy opens in The clearinghouse
of one Madame Perreque, i'm Paris, who
was formerly principal of young ladies'
boarding-school, one Of her pupils having
been Miss Gertrude Hammond, OF Missis-
sippi. America. Moliere Shakespeare Am
bigue (Mr. RObson), a crazy poet and dra-
matist, being unable to liquidate his board
bill, conspires with the Madame 20 keep
her house full OF bOarders so long aS she
boards him for nothing. He has written
letters TO thirty OF the "greatest fortune
hunters in Paris" stating TO each In con.
>f1>nce that Miss Hammond. an Ameri-
can heiress, will shortly arrive at the
Madame's boardin1-holise in search Of an
clIgibie husband. The house, in conse-
ouence, is crowded to repletion by these
worsbies. and by All amusing complication
of circumstances Miss Hammond, who Is,
in reality, very poor, does arrive. ana
then the fun begins-Turks, Frencimen,
Greeks, and an American, Il. blackstone
Perkins (Nir. Crane), are al the lady, 5
,ieet in iiffy. The most promi-
men, suitors for Miss Hammond's
hand and supposed fortune are the
dramatist, Analogue, and the American.
Perkins. They beslene her with bad flow
,ers and worse poetry. The Turks and
Greeks do likewise. I'm amused dcspera1
ton, and in order to save herself from iur-
ther persecution, the lady agrees TO accept
them all. AT this time the Jealousy OF the
tune-hunters is boundlesS. Gertrude in
reality loves the American, but the dramatiSi
accuses him OF Digamy, which charge moi
only horriiieS the lady, but results in tn,
Yankee thrasling the Frcnchman within az
inch Of his life
The last act takes place in the green
room Of the Theatre Cluny, where Am
biguc's play is being performed, and whcr'
Perkins causes the arrest Of the dramatiS
for forgery. In despair, Analogue gives M
his claim TO Gertrude in order to secure
his release. and after series OF amusing
complications the curtain falls on the hes
act OF what is said to be a strong comedy.
The MOZART MUSICALE THIS EVENING. -
First, overture, "Chcyal lie Bronze.
tAubcr, orchestra; second, baritone solo
1.-THE Nagabond," {Malloy,) Mr.. II. =
4 II.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

iron OTHER LOCAL SEE FIRST rAGE.l
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MAJ. Passenger l't--
.Cy. sunday cN. Sunday tt. ~.
Leave
Richmond. 7:lJ A.N 1888 N.'L $40 D. ..
Columbia o:57 A.M'I24oP ~. 7u-r
Iynchbrrg..| 2lU L. w.. 300 l.. ". ..-.......
Lexington l.NN L. NI l.-t i ID.
Wmsou'-...| 7iS L. Nj 44J H. 81. .....
Leave
"a 'iu-ou'-... $40 =. N.| .lN a. Vt. -........
Lexington. $40 \. Nj 1880 l.. h. .......
Arrive GO
Lynchburg. 1905 Il. NJ 6.2D l.. ~. ...........
Leave
Llnchhurg. 210P. VI. o.y0 A.N .-........
Columbia. 900 q
Arrive nt
Richmond. ESQ L. ". $40 o.. ". 1888 q. .
Close connection made 30 li.cl n0rd 20 all fH
north and south tt0 Richmond. fudcrich
and Potomac. Richmond anp D.uNlllc. fud D.
moud and Petersburg railroads. ard at L!ur'
with Norfolk aud Western and Nirgu.I 81 ..
railroads.
For othcr information apply at Noe D..
llO1 Bank street. h. :. BARNOl D.
General Freight sud Ticket ~
DECATUR ANrELI, General Manager
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Virginia Mems.

The stanton Spectator says: "Rev. j.
II. IL. Winfrec has been rendered Il call for
half OF his services by Loeb Willow church,
ut ChuTchyille."
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WANTED. BY TWO YOUNG .EN,
w BOARD ~ 4 PRIVATE FAMILY whore
they viii have some society and comforts If
home. Must have Pleasant room with cOuyc-
niCnccs. Location n the nclghhorhood of Frank
lin or Grace west Of Ninth Or oas. Marshall, Clay
or Leigh streets. Address c., care Of Dispatch
Office. jl2O-ltF
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How He Looks Beneath thr Microscope OF
Close Critic" England the Paradise OF II
uaueial and ,Esthctic Gro nks."

Oscar wilde Is IN town. lie comes TO
lecture. Oscar Is an a4hete. what ~ an
asihetey An esthete IS mau or woman
who believes i'm the Beautiful; ana me
only problem. after thaf statement has weh
made, l. 20 find out what the beautiful Is.
The word srsthete comes from an old Glcek
word meaning "to irel"; hence, an ses-
thete Is a scntimeutslist, who passes ms
life In the ETHEREAL realm Of feeling, ana
dcscends 20 the practical plane OF exist
cnce as seldom rs the business de-
mands srpon him Eill permit. Stl1"tly
speaking, a genuine gsthcte Of the nrst W.T.
ter should be relieved 81 the encumbrance
OF business cntirclv. and allowed, uhder
the fostering protection al his counp!
laws. 70 i've on the perfumeof lilies ana let
his NOES in bank go 10 the devil. The ies-
tbete has taken on various shapes :nd
forms. Oscar j. not the first by any means
who has written ON a prescription IorShc
Beautiful IN the interest OF the human race.
But he has the advantage OF Plato, Inc
founder Of the school. in that he Is not for-
ever bounded by monstrosity like Socra-
ties. whose facial development was a sub
stantial and chilling parody on the system.
In himself. Oscar borders largely on the
Beautiful With his flowing locks, massive
and eloqucntly impressive features, SIX
stockings and knee-Meeches, and softly
delicate wRite hands So far as physical
equipment is concerned, always a great
Aid 10 a personal crusade. Oscar Is endowed
with some of the finest attributes OF anat0-
nv. and those who have seen him in the
great acf declare that when he twines his
left leg, which is poem in itself, around
his right LEG. which is an acknowledged
essay on Beauty, and then places the upper
half of his body on delicate oDtuse angie
TO the lower hal. he presents model which
Phidias would have been proud to engage
at almost any salary asked.
Now, there are only two things to be
considered in connection with Brother
Wilde. The first Is his theory, and, sec
ond. his motive. The theory is slightly
nebulous and intangible; but il correctly
understood, IT emhodics the idea that the
world has grown into the habit OF thinking
with Wordsworth's Nulgarian, that
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VVANTED.--I HANETHE FOLLOW
w ING SPECIAL AMOUNTS 10 put Out on
city real estate:
$500. $4,000,
5000. $1,000.
$500, 1850.
$4,000 nj 6 per cent for three years Loansof any
Size desired. j. THOMPSON BROWN
IA 9G-lOt ili3 Main street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-11-23

are crossing and half dozen instruments arc
opened there is trouble all along the line The
people go talking to one another under the i'm
preston they arc communicating to the operators
in the central office. Their ire is excited, war
of words cnsues, and only when the receivers are
Slammed OH the hooks in righteous indignation
does 1t cease fall the drcary monotonies, that
of the telephone operators in the central offices
Is the worst. 1t is hello" day in and day out.
That Is the burden of their life. They put the
receivers mechanically to their ears when annun-
ciators drop call out the numbers, and repeat tho
movement over and over again. Young women
are employed almost entirely in the exchanges.
Men could not be induced to sit ten hours day in
chair and respond 10 the call of "hclo" When
boys start in to learn to be operators they tire be-
fore they attain proficiency. Women are the only
ones who will stick tn the work They are sober
and trnst worthy, and arc contcnted with the pay
they rcceivc.-N. !. Times
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-11-23
ONLY saw MILL In THE CITY.

Farmers and others having timber that they
want converted into different classes of lumber
can be accommodated at lowest prices by
JNO. P. AGNEW s CO.,
ie17-tf Alexandria Ship Yard.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-11-23
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n ~ e Il " y
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