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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-23

Train No. - conrects dn'ly AZ Keysvile Tor
Chase O. q. tlaiksWlle. Oxford, Durham. Hem
dersou. and Raleigh. Connects daily a. Green's
roro' ior Durham. Raleigh. salem. snd Winstvu,
aud all points on North Carolina Division A.
Salisbury for Asheyi L., Hot springs. nud all
points Western NOrih C1roli1n, and ~ Char
lot'e tor Charlotte, Columbia apd Angus a rail-
read.
Train M. p cgpnects daily n Greenshor1' Cor
salem Wustouf kacgh, boidsb0ro', aud A0rs-
heal City. 40 salisbury for Ashovi.lc. Hot
SPRING., AMI all points IN Western North Caro-
lima. OF Charlotte With Nharlotte. Columbia aui
Augusta rat road for columbia. Augusta Alhen,
charleston. savannah. lh0mas,tlle. Ca. Ja'k-
sUnVile, aui oiher ~lOfiia points. are Win
Carolina toufrAi tnln lad 80. N iimingfuu
Il aims from fho south ,-rvc 90 Richmond 5.ib
A. NJ. and }.iI I. ".
CAMILLA HOUSE TRAIN.
Leave Richmond ............. ............6Oo T. ".
Arrive Richmond ................. .....N % 4. NJ.
GLOVER ACCOMMODATION.
Leave Richmoui ............. IS A. NJ.
Arrive Naurho Ger. ..... OBJ =. VI.
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ARRIVE RICHMOND.

AitiN NI'hhOFp.
40 r. II. MAIL dRily except sunday.
gll A. NJ AtCOMaODAllON daily except
sunday.
(OhNEC liONS
A. clifton Forge with Chesapeake and Ohio
railway Tor TIE South. Nosf. and N0rthecsL
A. yuc1lrre win Norfolk and Wcstera rail-
roAd Cor on pDinf. >onlh. Southeast rnd south-
we-t. aud NirgID'a Midland railway for oil points
North ald South.
50 Richmond With hss1c.Rtel iailway9 for all
uoilt- in lho >1uih. aui Hic'im fu1, tr3Iori'ks-
burg and Potomac rgl rOa llr the North.
A. LsEiugipn Wiin biiumqs and Onto rail-
ro.i. riaklug "a ~r rJnnr'iOn3 Al Hupsr3
Iorry 90 aug fr0m p.it-Out IN ana tho West also
t0bluf- Noriu add ktsf.
sie splng-car5 Lvushburs 10 Memphi-, New
Orleans. ABd litlo E0.a
Trains marked & daily Except sunisyl:
DAILY.
1irE-is sold 10 al p0nis Oricer eS east
Maiu stfoct. iOJO Main street. and NJ Richmond
aIi Allegunuy depot. tifnih and canal sifcet4
JpllN X. MhCMEkbO,
40 q tennr1l Pn4srugB. sgont
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ospAntuRa on atfAutnv.

rOr NEW YORK.

IOr NEW YORK.
steam .r, lea,a Richmond EtENi TUESDAY
and ftiDAi ats J.. 81.
steamers lasys Sew 1ork for W.bmoDi
EXENl WEDNESDAY, anu ~AIi I'D Al bt J..
". irving boz Richmond MONDAY am fhi-
Dal MORNING..
passeugel accommodations unstrpaf SCI.
CABIN fara 90 ,cW YORK CIR Jaun,-fieer
route Including meaIl aul hrritt..... ! 2 %
R3UUd-irlp ti.tet., limited '0 hry days
81 e. ulte Ol Issue. o.. .-.t.. ~ W
Stcr~a,r. win -liast .uco.. ...-...-.... % tD
~t.rf.go, without If.-t-trurr ..- ......-... %
Caeia tars rtt Ch-sapoaAr AMI Ohio iail-
CABIN faro Gle hirDm0ul aal Petersburg
railroad. ..t--t-.-s. ~ w
Ti.Vols can bee ntaiHed 5. ". Carrier e, 100
Man street. Cne-apeak0 AMI oni1 ami hich-
mOld and Pctcgs urs Ifp1is, end % company .
Offices, l2ll Main street., AID whqrt, ttckuits.
Freight Forwarded aud through iLls 0l ledlng
issued FOR p0in beyond Sew Ork.
Freight received daily unll hour Of sailing.
Passengers leaving Redmond on MONDAYS,
TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS. Thu ksDAls aud
SATURDAYS by the Chesapeake and ono rgii-
way tcta Newport News. - h.lj a. ". aud "
RichniOad and Petors burg railroad same laysl
a loss A.. NJ, wlll make CONNIE ,tioa al NOh-
FOLK with steamer leasing tn0se dags.
GkORGk W. ALLEN . o., Agents,
No. 1904 M1in street aud
an "a CgmgtuV's wharf. kOcKetfs.
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VTIRGINIA STEAMBOAT a,rz.n,.

COMPANY, for Nor ok Ports 7ssx1sts-
mouth, Newport News. Claremont. ana James
river landings direct, " elegant aG.pon-sitaner
sRfgl. LEAVING Richmond EVERY MONDAY,
WE'D EsDAT. anu FRIDAY az A. u street
cars connect
Connections q, Newpors NeTs for O.d Point
and Suitaue q. aud a. Norfolk closely nltb 81
lines FOR northern cities same aftero0ca. danes
river by daylight Oreai tourist loo. cheapest
route.
through tickets on steamer aa1 81 Carriers
Agency. 1903 Main street. b6ggsgs checked
through. state fOoms engaged i0r day "a nleOL
freigS rcceised daliy iur N9rioik, Ports.
mouth, O.d Point, Wayorly. ack tore. Va, aai
ali poiats 10 ka,trrn North lafJiiga, kestcfn
hRgiuis and 81 regular LANDINGS on ths JoIsies
nnd Raw snsnaoes nyer3. s. loves; rates. and
through Ills lsalaL
LUClES 3. TATUM, vice-Pfesi1eas
No lii7 Main stree; end i,oekett4
fuvfN WTfetsNg k.sefrnf AMI "a .atsftts.f yfn
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PHILADELPHIA. RIG H. s,skTS
-4ksEisEs
MoND AID NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Appointed selling day. Every TUESDAY
aud FRIDAY a. ~ ~, and every SUNDAY ~
3 A. ~.
Freight for Tgesfays aud Frlla,s' steamers
70 .eived III li,30 a. NJ. for Sand4yI steamer
III 2. -. saturday. FFeisht reselssd daily tiil
l =. NJ.
Fare. 81.
for further Information apply "
!. W. McCARklCK.
General Southern Agea,, Once Rcckeua
~ y. CLYDE 4 Co.
mol General Agents fn..edelphia
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salvation. Oil VIII cure your sciaiica.
Price 70 oehs bottle. II never fails.
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4 TLAXTIC COAST LINE.

RICHMOND And PETERSBURG RAILROAD
TIMETABLE
Commencing SUNDAY. December 10. iS%
trans oa fLi- road Will ran as follows:
TRAINS sOUTHM ARD.
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TRAINS yonruwAao.
'Daly. fDaily except -uueaN


'Daly. fDany except suueaI
sIOPPiNG-pLACES.
Nos. 10. -. and q make go s.ops. No.
x stops only on signal az Chester. Ceuiralia,
and Manchester Ma. IS stops On sigma ~ all
regular stations No. ~ stops ca sigual a All
regular stations sn1 also AZ Temples sud Port
NallhalL Aos. 81 %. %. ani % vii stop ~ AL
stations Tor passenger.
PCLLNAS-CAR SERVICE
Ga Trains So. ~ and - siecping-cars between
On Trains Nos - and 2 sleeping cars between
Wasbiugtln anl 'hAricstOD. pu Train No. IS
siesping-eari between sew fort and Ja,ksoa-
Vile. On train No. q sleeping cars b0twecn
Washington and jacksonville.
TaE ONLY ALL-RAIL LlSE TO NORFOLK.
iEAyE ARHyF.
Richmond. 900 A. ". Norfolk. .2e0PM
kcsmoad 80 900 2. u. Norfolk ...9.3j y. ".
NoriOlk......'s 500 a. ". Richmond .iisI 4. n.
Norfolk. ... 800 p y. klchm0Dc SIS 4. NJ.
These trains also make close connections for
FArmyiile Lynehb0 and Southwestern points.
and ali stations on tao Norfolk aao Western rail-
road D. N. SULlf.
superintendent
r. T. D. MYEEs. General Superintendent
4. " EHgKsos. General Passenger Ageet
SOL HAS. Tfaiiir Manager 90 -
DICHMOSD. FREDERICKSBURG
Al ASD POTOMAC RAILROAD. -Schefule
commencing DECEMBER II, lrsS-easiera sian
dard time:
~
slope Oaly q. Ashian1. Junction. Nil
fcrd. a1d fredcricssOurs. Sleepertc
Washington. Lcayes Washington fos
Neg York a. ii.i0 A. n.
liW a. N. leaves Byrd street eteti0n daily, en-
eept sunday Leaves Nashington for
Nss York as t:i0 T. ~
soP. N. leaves Byre-sirees station daily
sleeper 10 New lcfx.
QO7 1. ". arrives 90 Byri-sireet station daily.
sleeper from New YORK.
ESP ". arrives a. ryrt-SIeet stallion daily.
stops ~ Fredericksburg MILFORD. and
JuacuCn sleeper no Washington.
900 +. N. arrives o. Byrd.SiE0es station tally.
excopt SHadsy
ASHLAND TRANS.
DAILY rgcxyT scSDAYs
zoe P. N. accommodation ieayea nyri-srsos
sis.lo1 ardyet AZ A>hiana at y n
tsoi r. ". iesyes ksoa; efrlses al Ashland Z;
d:fe 4. n.
&f3 A. NJ socongpe ialioa arrives 81 BYRD
stree: station: leaves Ashlsad =
s5sf. n. ARRIVES Al Elea; isasss Ashland a.
a.i2f.N.
c. A gANLoR. t;eacrai Ticket Agent
''''' s.m
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sCf. HAAS. Tranc Manager.
PcliDN RANDOLPH. 1eneral Manager.

DlCHMOND AND ALLEGHANY
q RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS - EFFECT
NOyfNIEI q. 1854.
ONLY LINE RNNNtNG ~DLlD TRAINS AND
PALACE -LsEplNs CARS
kEiMbkN
RICHMOND And LlNCIiBURG.
Through Accom-.
Mail n - iflOn
no. I No 3
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,IEDMONr AIRLINE.

RICHMOND AND DANyifLE RAILROAD.
SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE I'D
tbs SOUTH.
PULLMAN sLEEPERs o. ALL NIGHT
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STRAINS. PAINS

DV,S skin and sea . preserved an beauti-
DnDl > nod by CUTiCgGi INDICATED soar.
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Farmyiile. Lynehb0rg. and Southwestern points,
and all stations on tao Norfolk ana Western rail-
road u. n. SULLf.
superintendent
r. T. D. MYER', General superintendent
4. " EH9Ksos. General Passenger Agect
sOf. Haas. Tfafir Manager 90 rs
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Corresponliuely quick time % o,l.r p.nis.
Through Oi.i. OF lading issued a. low rlie,
e.. a. TAYLOR.
mol General Freight agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-23

Superintendent Hale, of the Elevated
railway system. talked cautiously but IN
"A most interesting d amer yesterday OF
the rapid-trausit problem in this aud
other cities.
at seems beyond question, " said be,
"that the whole rapid.tranat problem
in New York is to ne solved by the e.e-
waited system; indeed it has in large
measure been solved, and the elevated
roads have not yet reached the limit Of
their carrying capacity. Tho express
train system is emiu,ntly successful,
and 1t can be extended.
"What of the problem IN other
cities "
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-29

)f her, imports them. Il because she PAYS
ash, and they run up bills with her. ard
she II not Mt all like the Dutch grocer.
who charged his cash customers the most
50 that ii his credit ones didn'. nay he
wouldn't lose SO much Madame spares
her cash customers and tacks the price on
he credit dresses. But, then. dear me
hey all do il. and her customers all have
rich husbands A woman who has tho
good fortune to buy Of madame must
bring references as 10 strict respectable
tiy. or she cant even buy for cash in that
establishment. r..
This Is long prologue. but il was in a
measure necessary a proof that the
lovely AMI stylish late summer and fall
gowns ! present are the very newest out.
+ al ~ mar Do remarked t.a' .lor az,
cry handsome and elegant though in
General quite simple IN mako. These
dresses have been imported for leaders in
New York and western society. and soy
aral OF them will be- worn In SlUt0Tl aud
Newport during the present season.
Tho first one Is for Miss Louise Girls
void, sister 20 Mrs Schuyler Van
Rensselaer,. who writes for The Century.
and who is famous as the authoress of
several successful books This gown is
Of plaid surah dark blue and terra Gotta.
with bronze green stripe through The
plaids, ana with portfolio vest front OF
bronze green cloth braided I'm 'eua Gotta
All the plaid is cut ba, Miss G,iwold
Is one az ,ho young lGdie, who took pax
III The tab.cau of Tenny Dream of
Fair Women. Which vas such "a rrpaf
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'ar- to tae rre, She "eaga color, nD".
and this r. Sumo a Ia Two now and
peculiar Shades NJ terra Gotta. The dress
i,oi crepe ie Cl.a' and velvet. It plain
bIt worry elegant and suitable as Mrs.
I"omoiy is not quito SD young as she
Ha- once.
What strikes mo a5 SD very singular
IS this. THAT though Saratoga D., one
oi tha hottest places This side of Iophot
ia SUMMER half the ladies wear cloth
cashmere. wooden goods and velvet for
street and carriage dresses. when lighter
fabrics would be- SD much more arprD
PIRATE
The other two costume. which ar, ex-
cccdingly graceful arc irr young ladies'
now III Newport bat as there has never
been any scandal attached 20 their names.
or those of any Of their families. and
..'.f 1873 ... uo. r...I H. ill.. ..
four million apiece, there would De little
interest excited by giving their names. 80
| shall not mention them but only say
that the LEFT hand dress is Of soft apple
green cashmere. with drapery on the
skirt Of a.ured India silk. and 20 the
waist Of white china Grape
AH' V.A'' JIG 1901 oti- ltA scr "i-i u
very novel front OF soft drap.y on chla
Grape. The prevailing colors aro fwn and
drab, with narrow red aaI blue stripes
and with silver J,aidings and ornament--
ton.
Silver and gold braid is 20 DE- used sery
largely ON all fall garments % the partial
OF 50 much beading and
and braided skirts and
panels win De vo.yia.hioalbie laGieswnO
braidins oy emtrJileriug panels f3r weir
fall dresses. l- is good plan TO De dong
something useful otherwise they might
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-29

There arc several different divisions in
the agricultural department. and the en-.
tomological division was organized about
ten years ago. The head Of this division
Is Professor Riley. one Of the best men of
his Kind in the country. 1t Is his bust.
ness to study the character of all insects
injurious to crops and the remedies for
them To also devotes a mart Of bis
bureau to the consideration of bee culture
ana 1t Is also under him that the silk
worms unconsciously work on toward
their boiling and baking. This part of
the bureau had plenty of work during the
rad Of the Kansas grasshoaper and those
employed there study every new insect
that comes up. HENRY STEPHENS,
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IT,. whore the bones OF birds onI beast.
OF Past aces are Kept u la~ as me .erai
gardens about q as You WI! Aad @,"i' tlc
palaces Oh tinF i raise, thousands Of
N0|,fl .-r ..L-. --- .t.4l..
House. aud in lis greenhouses cr, pro-
dueef tTcry ycar tnc finest of winter
git..'. "alcA o'c 81 Tie rAdrr..r-).' ort
co-i-ei.a--ly told re are sent on by the
Do, - co1EFess'hen : families
-' c'hsr,,s,acH nave IN lat l-ail
things rom tA.3 &C. 'rimcnt iaat should
& 3D. t-elr coAaii, ,en.'' o1d they. ought
10 l'F' c4cl oi ;A.f FARMER iric,-s Gtui.
ST. Ply oi SEEDS h'F -1'c ~. allowance
OF 91lh arden az A'E,: seeds. samples
OF different k'ncs ~ '.,.t aud potatoes,
aLd seeds are 2ou ''' l.r tAl5 purpose hy
thr ton. Il me people 90 not get them y
Is the iau!t OF the C'"eiessIaen. Il isnot
tr''' 'Aai large part OF the seeds sent
or arc bOicd beforehand - prevent thcir
cco-lilS up Ih'y are. ID fact. the cost
~ that Inc market can furnish, aad
tH.i' SAN buys ihe" for distribution
1895. congressman has 5.tbV packages
to .eli c"t through his district cve.y
yen AMI hcpe !it cvcry farmer wao
C. .'cpHA..can, viii write to bis congress.
M cnl demand Lis crota The con
gcc,3gnal he's tie sge.ls and ought g. i-r-
nj thcn IL lis supply rars out lie can
eo.ily Gat more from hrs city ooarvcs
siccal friends. end ib,g OF ,ly rcadc~e 10.
20 i57r.. % a.. for Tower seeds. GRASS
sob os well as for potatoes art ve- .e.
be and .yrapc outlines You rav i9t,-cs
oyc, SGODtGJ ycar 80 buy these 81. Is.
ar there is no reason why You should lot
G. thea.
t.crc arc lerco rooms Il The doo.ft
rc.t devoted - packing ana s.. ..,
tho away. auI | ,ivo ,ou sketch sfa
corner Of room Nhcre lie seed packers
and bag makers work. The bags I'm which
the seed are put up are nearly an made
Lerc, and 60. good sitting of ycrv
plain girl in a paper cap whowas pastir'.
the bags together Alof tie cnls 40 ale
agricultural Department eye not rlciu.
however and there a,a scores cf pretty
maidens putting ND these scc-o AND lota-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-29

Tho value Of estates held in trust by
trust and other companies and associa.
tons is vc-y large. indeed. There are in
diyidual trustees il Boston who manage
property for heirs and others 20 the
amount Of very many millions. Il IS re-
lated Of one Of the most prominent Of
these that, at public hearing held at the
state house not year ago, on eyamina-
ton as to the nature Of his business by
an over inQuisitiye young lawyer, he ac-
knowledged TO holding trust property TO
an amount Of SlO0,000,000 and over
EostOn Herald.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-29

DEACON BuRNHNN
w. o. rENyELL a. DICKINSON
lu February. ,,,i. the Row T. D. Clark
conducted 70 very successful revival 200 the
Ni.lat0n Congregations. church of Port
hnd Me- ami 20 dev,n- means to main.
tain religion, interest among rho Young.
thought ou- tie plan OF society of Young
people, off what might Do called sO.nl
Christian, 1t proved a remarkable success.
lt began 200 au ordinary church social. and
/ on tne first evening hfty-thrae young gontlo-
men ana ladies enrolled their names BY
+ degree, constitution was formed. tho or
/ ganiMiion extended and has lust held its
seventh annual convention in Chicaco In
} 1881 the second society was lormod. and
from that time 60 the present thc member
/ ship has increased 10 10000
The cau,e of this rapid growth seems 10 ia
that the organizers hato completely .0lvcd
that problem which long puzzled ,o many
good peoplo-h0w to max, tho ,ocnI m-
stiucts ami activities of young rcore mar.
moni1e with the church hfe and powerful Tor
Christianity Tho new movement asuls 10
effect this
"Father EnieaFor' Clark. IDS hons PECULIARLY
called. h, intai- being E.s % genial
young m1n ot '. HIfIa r...r iluc csc aud
at.r..tl. n.. Dorm .r'.f.. u. A. l.Iu.
rnt E.r... f... ffn
s4 crH.... pnfn.nf. ard o. Ar.ogcr
Theological seminary ,I... fIe national
constitution NO taer.N society na-alonfnl
le bias been president Closely associated
with hm - Deacon Chuto Bum 5000. mo
patriarch nd tae -oc..ty "Iho original cone
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THE SOCIAL CHRISTIANS.
Plan. and Work OF a Rapidly Growing
Organization.

When the author Of the "Hoosier School.
master presented Bud Means and his
teacher n organizing The Church OF Tho
Best hicks,' a. was plain 70 tho reader that
the writer was setting forth his own scnti
ment'' and hence II Wa no surprise % learn
soon after that Row. Edward Eggl,s'on wa.
preaching in Brooklyn 20 a congregation
calling itself the Church NJ Christian IN
deavor It's only creed or requisite 81
membership was thct ono should sincerely
and earnestly "ondcayor 20 lead Christian
life II WAS only oar of mlny att.mp..
about that t.ma % found "a church which
should Dee ChrIstian without IL cicnl bat Giro
realization Of that idea came some ,oar.
later iu 'he form Of what D. called tho
Young Peoples Society OF Christian En-.
loay0r
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A Boys Growth.

Frank was asked what boy meant,
and replied that it was what be called
rtorie who wore suits. He was asked
shether he grew by his head or his legs,
and replied that his waist grew UP and
left room for his legs to grow longer
Youths Com -,nion.
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HOW THE WOMEN DRESS.
DREAMS IN SILK AND SURAH, Ri9-
BONS AND FlUMMERY.
Oac Experience with Modi5te-Ni,s
Louise Griswoii', Costume - Hiss Ada
Beauties mt Newport.

NEW YORK. July % Would you know
some Of the names applied to handsome
new dresses! They arc not called dlrlngs,
ducks. nor vet tomato sauce. but the mo
distes and owrors agree in calling .lcm
pleasant words. such a. gorgeous.
heavenly and divine One lady lifts
her hands in genuine admiration while tho
drcssmaker points 10 mass Of silk. vel
vet. ribbon AMI lummery, aud says 1t
is 4 perfect dream. 80 it IS: q night
mare
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-29

DAISY. 3D. daughter OF I.rry a. Wise. ola a.
the famous governor OF Nr.na BOO ao-
qurci 90 large all lucrative practice. and
numbered among DIS patients 81. N. Corco-
ran. the l.te celebrated Ihl-nrlopst and
jefferson Davis. who wa5 100 t.lt time secrs-
tary of War. His symratAas were with the
south, and when the war broke out be- went
10 Richmond where LcUas made surgeon
general Of the Confedeucy, and was tho fam
lily physician Of Alr Davis.
His property IA Washington was confs-
Gated but ho was ablo 10 recover portion Il
IL at the close ot the war when be- returned
70 the capital and resumed his practice
His friendship for jefferson Davis and his
belief IN the Righteousness of the cause which
Davis represented always enlisted bis pen
and voice IN the controversies which arose
from time 10 time in later years. he was 4
man Of strong convictions and never hesi-
tated 70 express them. Socially he was enc
OF the most agreeable OF men. lie vas cub
tiyatcd man, fond Of books, and had tho re-
spect and esteem OF his professional brethren.
He was president OF tie American Medical
association last year. and was frequent con-
tributor 70 the medical periodicals.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-29

b. lravelv whom mr atteutie- was cal a
90 Che beautiful Oil and the graceful SD Q
bad. when couldn't bond FOB efs DIP
D.t. and agreed % lI lley ail and ~
last reached Aouo lltc That G- s
hangs in my wardrobe ,.r. .rel il D. .ae. O..
never ii-i I. 80 but once Since. and then
/ had my Photograph taken m DO and
looked as happy as one Of tho early NAP
tyIs that they crii.ci alive Since then
make my own dresses entirely or 90 with
out, but | am the best OF friends with
madame, who shows me all the very new
est styles. ~
received dainty pink letter from her
yesterday inviting me to come up and see
some superb confections" and that is
another note Of admiration. by the way.
They were just off the steamer, and through
the hands of those wretches and tiends
the custom house inspectors, and | was
70 be allowed the pleasure. the delight
of first view of these divine produc-
tons"
] should state that madame. who
isn't married in the first place. and isn't
French III the second, imports the most Of
her customers robes and the rest she
executes herself. The reason why she,
instead Of the ladies who buy the dresses
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Death Of Doctor who Wac on Intimate
Terms with Jefferson Dnyi,

DR. Alexander y p Gornctt. tho famous
Washington ply Inian nho recently diod at
Rcho1oth Beach, Del. whore Do had gone ia
the hope Of recovering bis shattered health,
was born IN Assex county VA, sept ~.
1920 Tie was graduated from tIe medical
department Of the University o. Roau,ylya-
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MARY JAMES LETTER.
How Conyrcssmcn Play Poker-soms
Other Gossip.
Special correspondence

q
( the senate he'd adjourned tor the day,
/. was coming mp Pennsylvania avenue Of
foot with gentleman "lo knows every
. BODY and everything WAen two western
: senator's one from the east ana one from ion
2 the sou'h passed US N Il o9,rrage. ln'
qnariette was divided poiitica!ly. anc
they were laughing ana 'aii.Ih5 IKE
; party oil cNcursiohists jlo. arrived VITA
potoi fed pant ana money 20 spread II Oh
WIN:
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T. ana IKE 20 see U' PIE .'iAe, as
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are gong Up 'ne t''e' ROAD Oh diIVe
''f co''"'ry aif'
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...'l WIN sf'h' oNiy you htYeh C. Ihey
re oo',s VI? ,o"H 'o c'''iih room 10
I"i POKER Inc! 90 10 every afternoon
tlu ,'ey nave great 'Iil' We Oeeh with
United States senators Playing poker
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Zen no. hot every afternoon 10
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DRESSES.

get into mischief. Our mothers tell US
that while we are yong and | don't see
why it would not hold good when We get
old. OLIVE HARPER.
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