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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14
Those English Billiard Players.


Charlie Stokes, an English actor Of
somewhat convivial habits, recently told
Joke on himself. His company was
PLAYING up in st. Paul. They had no
matinees and no rehearsals, so time hung
heavy on his hands.
lie got into a habit OF spending most
OF bis afternoons lounging in the billiard
room watching the different games.
Each day he found three Enghshmen
PLAYING in solemn silence. One inyari-
ably played the other two, and while he
played badly enough in all conscience,
the game Of the other two was simply
execrable. The three silent players in
terested Stokes from the first, and they
PLAYED such an atrocious game he longed
TO take a hand. His opportunity finally
occurred. Two Of the Englishmen left
the room, leaving one Of their number
idly knocking the. balls about. Charlie
sauntered up to him, watched him a
moment, and then said:
"I'll roll you one if you don't mind. .
Jaw said the Englishman 81
don't mind"
There was a slight pause, then the
laconic BritOn said:
"Three or four {"
"Three." said Charlie with the air OF
an expert
They banked, and Charlie got the
bank. Now, as he says himself, when
he makes the opening shot it's miracle.
But TINS time fortune was with him no
,,,,Io a ia doabino STYLE
"Awl" said his opponent Bloody
Gravity shot, We know"
He missed his second shot, scored one,
and sat down.
The Fnglshman made his first,
punched the balls, and nursed them for
seven then they scattered, and got IN a
line down the bank. Charlie got mp and
chaikcd his cue.
The silent Englishman made the shot,
and collected the balls.
Charlie sat down.
The Englishman ran ten ont OF the
new position. and then got an almost
impossible shot
Charlie chalkod bis cue again, but the
shot was made, and only proved the pre-
cursor for twelve more. While this was
going on Charlie sat and studied that
one lonesome button in his string; 1t
looked 30 large whom he first put 1t up,
but It seemed SO paltry thing now
Here the EngIshman turned and
draw.ed out:
"Thirty-fve or fifty ?"
ooh thirty-fve by all means," gasped
Stokes. - want TO pay for the game
right off this is costing ne a cent q
minute, and my time is valuable"
Charlie always says in conclusion that
never again will he have anything to do
with e man who cant play Billiards.
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namnton Newnort views.
Correspondents 1T ths Richmond Dispatch.l
HAN.1arnN " Oct II 1873


HAMPTON, VA, Oct. -, 1888.
Hon. Gardner Tyler and Captain Il.
c. Msrshan addressed an enthusiastic
meeting at Mill Creek last night some
miscreaut cut the hAlyards of the Demo
cratic banner at that place a short time
ago and mutilsted the banner.
There is to be a leap-year ball on Back
river next tuesday night. at Elnwood,
the residence OF SIR. Lowry Sinclair. 4
number of invitations have been sent
out, and pleasant time is assured.
Mr.. Mac. Cumming, secretary OF the
Young Mems Christian Association, is
quite sick.
Rev. q. K. Cumming will leave in
short time for his missionary work in
Jaran.
1t is probable that there will be a large
attendance OF Democrats at Richmond
GA the 26th from this section. The clubs
here and at Newport News are making
arrangements 10 60 in body.
At Newport News businessis increasing
.xsaidlx. SO far tAis nanth fourteen
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skeleton. OF mouna.Buiidcrs Dug

A st. Paul special says Professor
Montgomery. of Grand Forks, Da., has
made an interesting find there. He came
upon the skeletons Of six Yoltecs, or
mound-builders, in mound south OF
the Belmont school-house, four being
adults and two children. The Professor
has made valuable discoveries on this
subject in the region around Devils
Lake. The bones found in the mound
At Grand Forks we're nearly perfect and
were those OF individuals OF great size.
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ssEAL1No nuSHrn OF LETTEHs.
4 Post-Onice CIeri1 turned Thiersnd
Promptly Captured.

A Buffalo special Of the 18th says
Nearly all the mails which arrived last
night from all parts Of the country were
pluudcred. The first inference that a
robbery had been committed was made
by the BOYS employed IN the Fulton
market. who found tho Iearl-street
sidewalk Uttered with torn envelopes,
letters. postal-cards. lottory-tickets,
mutilated drafts and checks. The
post Office officials were warned, and
it was found that the thief had
gone TO the distributing tables and
bad taken the mail from 1t least SIX
pigeon holes Shortly after the German
American bank opened this morning a
Young man offered draft t. be csshed,
which wax signed by N. h. Pierce, OF
Hiusdale, \. y, and made payable to
klinck. the Elk-sireet prodnce-dealer.
The cashier. after questioning the man,
concnled that something was wrong
and refused 10 honor the draft. The po-
lice were informed OF the young man
strange conduct. and IN short
time ne WAS locked up. He
proved 10 be John Shields, who
las been night atsmping-clerk in tho
port-Oiice since he was appointed by
Postmaster Sackctt in September.
Shields was intoxicated when captured.
The check which he presented Was en-
dorsed with his own name and another
check WAS found on him and also some
lottery tickets. Five months before
Shields was appointed he had been ar
rested for stealing q gold watch and
chain. and only last Monday night he
stole small sum from saloon TIL. The
drafts found on him proved that he was
the thief II is thought that the sum lost
will amount to about 5000, mostly IN
the form Of sight drafts on New York.
More than "a bushel Of mail matter was
ef,I,n
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An Eventfui Week In Danviiie To
bncc0 Circles.

Especial telegram to tho Dtspat;h.I
DAEv1LIF, Va, October 13.-This has
been a somewhat eventful week in tobac-
co circles. Transactions in leaf IN the
warehouses were rather small, but large
quantities OF leaf changed hands among
individual leaf-dealers. and holders Of
old stock made good profits. All grades
OF good tobacco brought big prices at
public sales, and fine wrappers We're
scarce aud very high in prices. The
sales of manufactured tobacco were
larger than for a long time past and
amounted 10 sll, 5l5. One firm shipped
tonight full carload Of manufactured
tobacco to a Georgia house. A represen-
tatiye Of a well-known tobacco house IN
Canada has Just leased big tobacco
factory here and will begin at once the
manufacture OF tobacco on large scale.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14

BY Sutton 4 90.
Real Bsta,o Agents ssd Anctl0nsers.
1914 Main street

A UCTION SALE or 4 NICE. CON-
"a PORTABLE FFANE DWELLING. ~ I'D
ROKTH TFENTl-fNIED t1kfEI. If.
FRAME STORE ABDOMINAL toe rog hos o
ft,e owner We shall Offer Tor sai0 a. y41.. o..
ton, upon he premieqn. on
THURSDAY. Ocronys ~. ls..
at ; O'Clock r. ~. to above. drarrLef pro.
PGRTY. The dEoil'ng con.aiDe aT- rl.rlsr-f
"a In drst-class oriar, hagmg boon rr.rr
painted and paperod. IAg Ff0r9 has f. .l.-.
room with small room in roar
Tho los fronts ~ feet ii.Nns On 60 w..Ia ..
OF Twenty-third sIrset lat .hD -Duflrfs, ...f.
Of Twenfy-fhirl au1 BENIN sfrr.f-l l.f r. a.
back batweon Irregular Zines q gual .irt.r
This prop ~ Is iocttel iu sn ifn.r..I. ra-t
n tne Joy. sud is Jus, tl3 c.ass ~ ir.ls.y Hal
rents we'll
TRRss. Al saie. SUTTON t'D.
ocif A..N.I..f
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foreign vessels have entered and cleared
and the exports amount 70 over s27b,-
OOo At this time the American steamers
Finance. Indiana, and Illinois are taking
on carQoes there, and it's stated on good
authority that . ship yard will shortly be
commenced in connection with the dry
dock. rAOh
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Petition penlea.

lby teleggpph 20 tbs pispatchl
WAsmS0TOs, October ID The Trea-
Eury Department has denied the petition
Of Duckworth Co., Wilder 4 Co.. aud
other, Of Savannah, ga. for an allow
ance OF drawback on jute coverings Of
cotton exported from thai port after May
10. 1887, without preliminary entries
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14

Price } Decree Of Richmond Cnauc'ry
GoiIin, So Court of October II, ls'N
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konsi.orn Pinifs.


wv IT Vt 0IIi y w ITI'IN'
GRKRSWoRo', n. c.. October l3. The
Southern Northumberland Associa-
ton met ia called session here to-day.
President r p. Dicks presided. II Is
said the only business before the associa-
tlon was the question Of reduction Of
the prico OF plaids. After brief discus.
sion the pree was slightly reduced. The
exact figures, however, could not be OBJ
tSined.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14
By Apperson q Co,
Real EstAts Aueuouesrs.

4 UCrION SALE OFTHAT EXCEL.
~ LINT DWELLING No ~ last Lsl1i
SHEET. WITH HANDSJhE VACANT LOF At.
TAChED. VIII 10 sold. On ne premises, a. -
O'Clock +. NJ, on
THURSDAY. OcToBTs IS. issA
tho ahOvc-descriDsd REALLY PlEAsAh Z.
NEi1~AhRANGED Nv ElL1SG. eHi AZ aifatly
l0cated with reference ~ ne csntre ~ busioo>a,
contslnine twelve rOoms, cellar and stac. ID
aud csld WsleF. bath, g., lee tsxl12 tot a. "a
alley tsn feet wide. The VACANT LOt MAJ -
sold separately n deemed DO.
And az u o'cluck A. ". on
FRIDAY. OcTosEs 10. lsss
viii b. sold ell the HOuskilOLD FURNITURE,
c2sisling n Plush karioe suits, haa, Rack. blAcA
Walnet Chamber Sets. elegant Mahogany rSio-
beard sad China claesL BsUsssls sna iN{esay
Carpois, Porfiere, Looags. oioYA zAd hiehea
E,Ualtqre, &C, &c, DC. worthy ~ attention
THoes OF real estate. made known a. sale
eaaA ga personally. AfPbksoN g CO,
Real EslAte A0c,iOneefS
su
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"HYBLAr OR "OAH SYRINGE FARM. on tho
Pamuuky river B.rs William county, seven
miles aO,yo White House. on th3 Rlchm0nl aud
I0rk. higer re.ifoad. aud about tho famo di'-
tauce from Iuustalli. station "a ue same rail-
roa1, containing asout 300 ACHES. aoolt 1850
ros of which are IN sh On state of cu.ryaIo'.
alnDfeI io ile grown OF corr, Whoa, oats. ana
sra-s ami fOr LLckiug--aE. J. s-l1y iH1ll rarely
ever too we or dry @ PFC gu. ise land is
grucy uudu.nftur. without fre. 81 or waste lon
10 "a woll Wa.Orrl ~ ths ranrn-y river or tho
Bust aud vurious crgotc i30 ~ o2tnss INNING
through. le-.des an AItHsien well ia mo ynri Df
400 f-ot lie watch furaiai - CeaauUai etreaut
20 purs mo n,air water SUFFICIENT for all STOCK
and other purposes.
Jndoc.yiug tne whole estnte Is 40 iuexhausti-
be supply Il Hcrl n 3ln due,t qIHIlty.
Nos3elg O. largo cara ily 'GDi on he place,
thuH afor ing rhoicl uf nIarE1ts fJr products
norm. .outh. la Q, ~ West.
Abunaaaca o. ash snt game lGoris 10th sport
AMI pr.rta ~ Tor tte coup Eaif.
Tho furu s. fenced - tat, convenient folds,
and several resi- 10 acs houses with ample out
buildings reudfr no ea,Rts susceptible OF con-
ycu'1Ht subdivision intO fO1r Or nVofarm5 "
convenient stz0.
1nss iarin ha, beon for many years run under
tho iulncaisio lpervi8oa And management OF
ne late Hr. Fraatha StesrEs. Sad Is ln TIC bo.g
COZ 4uoa ~ o c,ftnra
miles r. "a PendistsD's station, ma no tl9sa-
pesze and Onto rsilrC'.t. a out my miles from
KicHm0ad, cOntaihias boat Z,stO Achgs, 20 OF
which Is rlcb river Bottom. Dslstco ID good up
lanJ ard lumber. The impr0vH meats consist u
C0NfOHthHLE DWELLING. good foucinR,
and am DO ou,-b lildiurt This IL an ex'rilont
farm. IN g0o,i h-ishb0fbOoJ, Rnd convenient 10
srhc0 and Ch arches.
A Coca FAHA IN NOFfOWAY COUNTY ,
sevaa mAss rom 3Irkoville, tho junction ~ mo
Norfosz ead Western Wilh tho kica moud api
Daayiiis railroad. coltn.4ling about 90 ACHES.
FtNE, LAhGE bfii K MANSION, win sum 'ie nt
oltbaiiiIngs. anu good i,uClng. vol aaterel,
good righ borhr1c, SIT heall3y iOeet IN.
a rAnM H. BUCKINGHAM COUNTY JOP-
LIN'S "-coLtsial < 4R ACRES. Low price.
A FARh W ~ ACHES" little kNIEk-
PRISE I'm HEAkCO COUNTY, three and 5
nan m les east Vi mo 10y u RIGHT Ond. A gOoi
hgfls farm Ia good coaiitlpA. About 200 ares "a
cultivation balance TIMBER. Cool grass land ;
glOf water fair buildings.
A TfAtT o. UNlHfkJNED LAND contain
ing lAeC ACNkS, lyiEf IN tho counties ~ bythe
aaa an1 about Xix miles from Wytneviilo On
tho Noria4z aud V e-tcrn railroad. Ni.h $40 raj
roads ia course Of cunstruoI on lear Both il
essfn1l vest Ines Tue land "a in 20 heart 20
the grca. iron aud Znc bel's ~ south vest Viz
mia. aud without doubt is r.ch ln those an
u.her mi..0rals The traci e. we'll luterct " IN
uri.e aud yellow pice, white aud Clher OAKS.
rOpi.r. hickOry. locust chestnut, maple, dog
v-oi, Ito 0ltternuL sycamore. anu o,hcr Yana'
bio um Gers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14

Strangers think that II the Boston
girl knows as much asxhe isn't hand
some she must know al awful lot
.SooaegEiilR .JosxxnnL
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n~pst Eurved
IpY telelrn Nh . tha psapaich.i

10Y ~f"tAPn " tho DfSpahrhi
81. lsouIs. 0essber Ii AT i:l5 this
morsing Gro broke out in the Eandslia
rsilssy freight depot In East ST Louis,
>~AiAssnxa iba AEe aAnastment ircna thus
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14

10y VIRTUE or 4 CERTAIN DEED
! } " trust. Of rocori ln tle ci8rt r
Richmond Chaucsry Court, il lc~i-l.pf- il. i,
page I, default saYiug Boon m1ir fu me laf-
ment ~ no debt thereby secured, 4ui t"'ns 80
qui-cf by me holder trerfef -o ty 1'. ~ Hii
sell ~ huNi1n. lpon tte premises. .n
TUESDAY, OCrosAs -. i'ss.
at az o'clock e. B.. tlAl FRAME D.1if1Nf
80. 5i3 west Catherine stroet l0a hni 10 .
front u a 81. lset o. no t.ufn iIra ai tathn-
rlue street ans sEt-nls ba,k to.ancp parallel
lines 100 feet - o. alley fert 10 inches $40.
Tho Dwelllug contains seven r'pms, iu ialr
order. and Is now rented to tauAat q. o. D.
moulh. Properly be- mis- fe'len r'l'' "c" col
really
TEAMS: Cash sum ID sli 90 dcfray esp nse {
sale anl note " t6O. vita a,crlcd luisres. x
auOut oighteen months.
LOUIS rRoO8, Trustee.
CHEWNlSG + Ross, Aleiionesr- ocu
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THURSDAY OcrOnEs Is. 1883
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ.

The conslgnments " mis- sale Will comprise
drafts from The celebrated herds Of Messrs. n.
y. Rowe. N. Erskine Miller, Joseph Z. Anderson,
Jr., ~. Gordon Aerrick, horo & Masnington'
Rove q Chandler. aud Mrs. John Washington,
and other prominent breeders la virginia. And
tho animals = be offered have Teen sel0cteo
with n Wow 70 ther iudiyi1uai excellence "A
well rs their choice breeding. thcre being IN
Guided In ths number several imported COWS.
TINS being tho dfsi sale under mo auspices OF
the Association the Contributors have made II a
point 70 ofIer nothing but nrstciass and merlto-
ri0us specimens that viii be q az ~ 90 thor 70
spectlVe herds. a. well - % tie Association.
Buyers. therefore, may rost assured mat whA~
ever they may buy stu 10 well worth buying.
Nearly AL the leaiing families wi be repre-
sentei. No sbOrtivo or otheruise defective AM.
mails will 10 offered, and every animal Is pledged
~ absolute ssl0. 49,,
IHE SALE Will BE CONDUCTED BY
MEssRs. u. EDGAR MASON q Co, or NEW
YORK CITY. au1 In all is app0inimensi u VII
he tho GRhNQESr AUCTION SALh on
BLOODED JERSEY CATTLE EVER HELD ~
VIRGINIA.
az Applications for catalogues have been re-
c-tved from breeders la FIT - AXES. NO
one who wants a choice specimen o. the cham
pion Butter Bre 4 ~ dairy ca,le should Mss
This sale Address for taloglHs con . n ~ Ioll
tabula'ed peiigrees AMI butter records % tho
cattle 90 he Gold
JOSEPH r. ANDERSON. JN,
Secretary Virgin Jefsey-C broedets'
Association,
oc1lgt at-pfG-a Rox 3f2 Rtru nOnI va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14

COMMISSIONERS SALE BY ArC.
y TION or IMPROVED REAL ESTATE. -..
UATED OS BOYD STREET HEIAG.h U...
COCk AND IAhklsON sINfkt~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14

AGOOD UPLAND FARM. adjoining ho above,
containing about as ACRES, one haf OF which
Is iu cultivation, The ialanee ga0l timber.
FAIR. COMFORTABLE RESIDENCE, wiki an-
pl0 Out-hOuaos.
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The Prince Of Wales has purchased
q neH uniiern. his ei9ksieth. Each nex
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14

UPHOLSTERED JERSEY CATTLE
IN GRAND AUCTION SALE OF sIXTY-flYE
HEAD OF A. J. @. G. HERD kkGisIkk JIM IN,
sEYs. BEING THE FIRST ANNUAL coABl-
NATION SALE or THE NIkGlNlA JhitS ,is, I.
CATIIE FREED ERs' ASSOCIATION, At fiIg
VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL, MECH ASlCAl,
AND TOBACCO EXPOSITION, RICHMOND,
VA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14

A UCTTON SALE OF BANANAS,
"A PEARS AND APPLES I viii sell
MONDAY. OCTOBER 18TH. at 1880 O'Clock,
40 punches CHOICE RIPE BANANAS,
~ barrels APPLES,
I'D barrels PEARS
WILLIAM JENKINS
Commission Merchant,
oc1Lft II o east Main street
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GIgNARVON. q nno estate I'm Fuvanna
county, on James river sixty-one miles above
Richmond, on tho richmond and Allegheny
railroad, station "Bo welisn on no land. Tho
farm comprises 40 area ~ about 100 ACkE7,
about SO ares Of which il I'm ane state Of cult
walton, % acres Of which Is the very beat James
river loWrrounds. the rest good upland ani
timber. This farm IS healthy. being above all
malarill influences. an4 having FINE SUB
STANTfAL Old VIRGINIA MANSION or
BRICK. with good shAie and ample olf-buili-
inrs. commanding a nne view Of tno river and
valley, ronder' so ono Of tho moss valuable es-
ts.es ia Virginia, both for residence and farm
purposes, being only fev hours' rido 10 Rich
mond. Ihls place having boon Tor years under
The personal supervision and management Of
the lale Mr. Franklin S.esrus has Teen brought
up 20 Ice ptessnt value
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14

sOR 10 SMALL FARMS. containing from 20
TO 100 ACHs, EACH. IN Heurc) county within
from OBs % four ia ies Il Tie city, suitable for
trUcEing fruif. and dairy purposes.
ia a,difi1n % tue above fist " laais will sell
on reasonable terms a LARGE NUMBER or
C1Y UNfNPKON - LOIS ~ RICHMOND AND
MAAChk5TEk
AbplY ~ FRANKLIN siEARNS, JR,
8e 8-~uGIhlN - south tilieeniL street.
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nEAL EsCATE AZ PRIVATE SAILS.

THE REQUEST OF THEH5
a owner. Who Is non rs'dcnt. We ofcr ,i
Tor ssle privately one OF lhe BEST STOCK FAkNS
m Eastern Virginia, containing 500 sores. here
are go acf es of hisl lald, lf) acres 0i which are
cleared and ina high state ~ cultivation; iW
a. res ir osk and pine wood, aud 219 acres u a.
rich low grounds Es any NJ She State.
This FARM !. well set boo grlss and "a under
good fences. Tho buildings consist ~ COM
Portable seyen-room dgelung, kitchen, set-
wants rooms ffc1, ice-hous9. *. tn yard.
There are TWO large Usrns, stable, granny, cnrn-
crloe. eu4iiags pils. catle -heds, AMI stock nut
wagon scales. This PROPERTY viii bo sold 20
a sacri1ce rs The owner has no use for lt. Every
thing ~ m frstclss. oidcr.
For further information and photographs n
the property apply u
SAMPSON K ADAMSON.
Real ESTATE Agents,
ocftft Manchester, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14

a FINE INVESTMENT IN some OF rho most
valuable ard desirable RsAL ESTATE in TIE
very hear. o. the nOur.shins city Of Greensboro.
y. q. 40 bet,er-pay.ng property 10 tho city
aud ffet class. Address TO partic lars aud do
scripuon, Lock-BoI 20, Greensboro. \. C..
a.. i0-gt
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A y ELlGlBLY AND Gen iRAi- -
n LY-LOCA I'd BUILDING .los3 to Maia IS
street ald sCi.anie foe factory or vsroho1so uses
can 10 bought by applyilg 10 :. -. BDHr g.,
&C 1927 Real Estate ana Loans.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14

EOR SALE.

offer for sale on reasonable terms the follow
ing list OF REAL ESTAUE. which includes some
Of tho mos, desirable aHd valuable property
in Nirgiuia-yiz;
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NOTICg.-ANY ONE WISHINGEa
~ TO Buy FARM would DO well % -
come out aud look 40 mine. 10 contains 30
ACkss. Stto many eouyoBtences. tea miles
so-th q Eichm0Dd, and cue milo from he kicn-
noud. Frsdel cksDurg. and Potomac railroad.
NY eadrsas is Is r. STANLEY.
Bles Allen.
&C T-Sust 4 Henrieo county, Va.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-06
vANculSEsD.

VIZ rel on thc checks aad nrr = Tho eyes
We come 10 NY conflicts, o lie.
We know nc arc stroag and vo ihins vc krc
wise,
Az We plunge IN tho strife;
We have youth. we have sircs 9Th,
We have hope, mud az sens,l
We have losc, & llfel
With the strength OF our youth aud he Gre Of
a our hearts
We take up thy challenge, lte'
but We know lot our 100 has lis traitors within
1 As VIC wrcs;le in stT.ici
Ind nnaoi ccd, unknown.
AZ blood s.acw and sore,
They are feastng, y ifei
I'll TIC rel n our cleeka and the FIRE Of our eyes
Have faded. are qucuched. o hel
No more are we strong-'ts but left 10 be"ise
And retreat from the strfe-
As We yield 10 TIE t7iih
OF our vanishing youth
We prove il, o l..cl
Margaret II. Laaiess 10 Trark Leslie's.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-06

when pan INDUCES IN lrotricfei spree
nowadays sis physician say &c. is tr0nolea
win Dmo.llsm. s. t.e disease bias become
very popular Glance over the i00s, m F0-
,.c. headquarters aud y0l wil lnI d bong
list ~ persons who have al s.me time B.
etler te.u reported ....ssius ID n.ue ca,e-
or. ~ ,.l tle significant nlrI "enoOls.-
s uarae ID rsa Ink opposite the description
u tie Kissing Ols. THIS i-eals b. las been
f.rnl "la q io0t7 4 decade ago, when a
patlen, lad the "Jmjau.' the attending
physician would say Tor lo..teucss sake: MY
patient !, suffering from illusion. ha.ilcina-
tiol. lyp-cLrt.dr.a-is, somlantu-lsin, cat4-
iep-y, Lyrl0t',l, trance, ecstasy. coma, or
some o-ler name that has reference 10 the
dlsturlal.a Il tie li4.A Dltnow, as though
Us common consent. drunkenness "iIl event
ually lead % e.utoiism Il Is a slang phrase,
although most physicians agree that constl-
.utional lruLklluess VII eventually lead g.
emD0.lsm
EuboAsm means the arrest II some solid
body IT, tie arteries or cal.lares which has
beea carried along ia tlo course q tue c.rcu-
lation. Ita generally Glfous matter, Which
forms O c'at. ltpa-ses along uat.i lr reaches
a small artery ALL there i lodges. Em9oli.m
of tie bF4.- is very serious matter. J.
stops the circulation and acts considerably
hke lightning stroke = person suffering
from az attack o.; eAuo..sm lss.r.ckea - tho
ground. sometime without Gnomelts warn
.u~- SLlca.o AsIa.L
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ing at rs head. rms straight iuto the
re-cuiug PARTY. Tuen torches s'eam oai
men sch anl dct, hanl TO haai Oa.t.'
win rnuu,. drag-led br.tes that snap At
their .hrca.s, d4 ne air wi,A the strong
vuipuo smell o. ;-eir 4.ui, aI! "Ael
blow ctr. bone. howl al ,!cs ca. their Ave'
IN tie relienn- snow. II wa notable 81,
terrific battle while il lasted. md forms topit
or c0nvei sation 70 tbs day IN Joksiai Hall
the dos were killed. aud more fnan or'
brave inau who rushed to ,he reseue wi
carry deep tokens If the fight 70 his grave
Syart.en cane worst a. lii- .eft arm wa
lady torn aud one bite in bis throat mH-i
a10e been fatal had me brute who made II
nur.i ll-f'e stronger Sfen Fought Use
demon. ani escaped marve.nn-lf "itu
scarce m.ro 'han an Ugly scratch or TWO
Dne horse liel where lt FELL the other e'cai O.
r.tt bis he, Lay aas ruined iof ali practice
purposes. S,an;seu's wi:e, however, looked
O. % that leoxoc..elt Ueas, shog.d uFe the
remainder ~ bis days 10 hoaorei likeness
And ,te wolves. though dsci-iye.y beaten
cauul. bee deemed lisgraecl Upon ta- iell
ttev icft t.ur-ari--weu'y slam and sam-
o.-A, az nine wounded 70 death Deeply DE-
iactel. .ora. MANNED and exhausted, the SUI
rivors or them tack 20 their doso.ato forest
aoses. anl. maybe, che God that sees q, 20
st tlem ivo provided an adequate meal lie
Gore fle noon Lad seq.
Fer. marl you. those wolves, without
exactly approaching fee fact, had achieved %
great and sr-arilnofk. They Lai brought