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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-02

~, ,,,....,i,o Nilsson first nppeA'
W., heS ,ant or moro years ago, she wa IN
Po W. o.I frcckled Scandinavia" Nn 'rv .bs /.
10y ,.. ON" ona soee In western towns vT !, ear
- .a.,,e..rt woman, COMMANDING =, Nor
~ a .',' csnntcnance. 0ccasionaiy ar'
r'a'o "n. ,Ia ictter OF her on inc s'ass,
anu an, , o.,0 ssoo and stamped angr',y ,rov-d
the p.ano sd tsG con, wrong II she PROF.
so'-,1'us ',''a 10 former tene'a.so'
.tr5rt,on came quie~ly in 'h ~ a.,st uu..
..5i,L ebe met at the hands OF "o' ,av;sbed
-. rsl,tions. upou whom sii' ''''
nrinre!y donations. ~. ;oonIse, which
..es one. illustrated at thc liou.' "a A dis.
49,, .'s IN n,illiorare near New olh 90 meet
-. .'-' conpary had been ms ,.ea ~ mon,
,'nsu.-l ',,or On entering tho dlnlhg In r.
Yer AZ u,'''lg' ,or hosts arm, huirylns -
IN ,r1s7arnept to the stately young "a J engaged
-, him eGusivey by the Iaa tS.c smest,
F;r, IN conyersatioq, while tho o.u iooteI on
ni u, -. ord he entertainer 'ooNvd o a.
stool "a.,'l a. "Tbat man she explai ,Sa
u, ,so ronp when they we're seAss os, estatc
~ +, l.ini old nobleman on MI ,,,bc,, we
,o,' 20 ,,ored as day iaoo'sr M ~, me
ny - Cbiisren Fortune has SUM- 1a .'isvnate
weIS 0t'io 1 -. frowned on my old plas ,1c az
who'd llod here under '''N
cnrnstanc.s 3. America
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ILL 90 Keen Rras, Bright.

One lives and learns The other day l
,ra. callinq upon friend who IS SURROUNDED
nv evidences Of long and successful re-
searcbes among bric-a-brao shops at nome
81 abroad. aud | remarked the nuinosf
- brass and copper articles about tee
rIaca--a Russian samovar, Dutch MIX
can. beer mugs, candelabra, lanterns, ETC.,
orc and also remarked that they were IN
the highest state Of polish and stone like tho
sun on an October morning, "How do you
keep your brasses in such beautiful condl-
toni It must keep ono person busy AL the
time" said |. 1T keeps no person busy any
time, !" she replied, joeosely. The housekeeper
was passing through the hall at that moment
and she hailed her How long since these
brasses were polished, Mrs. - she said
The housekeeper stopped moment anS
thought. She Is a conservative woman, an'
wished to be accurate. Just two years AM
half ago" was the reply. =
Then il was explained to me that ever
''polishablen article that came into the bou'
was at once sent out ~ brass founders an
given coat Of lacquer After thstf they =
quired no polishing, only busting, the san
a. any other piecs Of bric-a-brac. itnougi
Of ths weary hours my maid had spent
rubbing up my brass aud coppar Pieces ~
tip they never looked bright por2 sesa
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N ecsus occurred the olnei u-y
Roo oa =, ma, Agera at the aqnari9I,ir sss sUrs
81 itinsrjnt menaserie The 'ps "ailsrtlon of
81 i il. ,taa ssveaty crocodies "nacn ~ Ger,
-, ~, ,S' rI at stated hours BY tue niaI AZ vTcl.
me- &c.; and had stick Win wnicI TOO 30
heot o. the reptiles when they 1e,e Snod ont
r9 5e ana attempted TO snap INC 'V s;itiug
s S'' lis On hisocoason he Va, ~ 800 I.(,t
' tic b3c. Of his largest crocodile '.' v ,i
I'm H., o ret for about ten minutes, ,,, Si ont
oI Of once. as he turned his Leai ~, ''' - near
1' to tho attendant for piece "a ard biz
Us ~ tte otborl crawled up 70 nm an Nv Nv
5, ~. IN lie stomach A shout was - a'S t,ni.
he snaotatois. and those afou1i ' ~. not.
. me- ~ lat away the crocodile, wh2 IN noI
'-i.Ss.snlinr NJ Perrolet's oio"s' -. I'm
chirlur around his prey as :. ~ LIN, M
", 80 Unfortunately, il s'russ,'inIs -
Pernoles slipped and feil in th3 's,' him With
tta mile which all pushed on mn - 49,
fury. A panic took place aniC ,,i. w NJ Per.
-, tor3 who mostly aed Nevertheless a. o y,
~ WINS rescued Although his Wounu' 10
s s,J.,s ais lfo is not thought 70 " - 1'
grr~Pari3 Cor London stard1''
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5ys degradation could go no further

boys degradation could go no further
and sink no lower
"lf you please. sir, he began, IL am
afraid and then ho stopped short, awed
into silence by the astonished stare with
which The colonel was regarding him.
"Welly' said the colonel In loud voice;
II was very big well, " and Tommy felt
more shaking about tho legs, and II the
truth be told more inclined to cry than he
had felt for many and many year.
However lie had so 20 on. "Wcll, sir, :
he said very humbly lin afraid !
made an awful ass Of myself last night.
"Hmr remarked the colonel drylyi
and when did YOU make that discovery
well sir. returned Tommy apologet
ically, "Berosiord here tells nc was aw
fully drunk, ond-ani-l'm sure ! didnot
drink much sir but. q happy inspira
ton suddenly occurring 20 him, You see
sin, I'm beasly young yet and my heac
Gets knocked over la nest q No time
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" iOu sec. siI. u. ttCa'tD to""J go
Probably paver in his years Of service
bal Col barnes c-cr had made t. lin
3r heard piycn b. any one else such an
,x,l,se foI al indiscrction al the table; IN
f3rt IL vcs souew that hc dill not IN the
east ki3y. What to saw And while Le
VAS still steriue al TOMMY. sTCCcllcss
yitb .urprisc / must confess that Eeaii;-
ri Him yyLa-o r.u.o Of LGmor was not
s,,oll wont oti into emo;htrcd arouici o.
.a,.~l.or .r.l "a Vt last L1dc fair 10 cLol.-
;r And H.. mon, he tried 20 disguised,
ri 'n ~ ,, '- l,ali.rs courh tie more aul
80 infections IL became uati 40 las.
~ r,-,.... -l4 nm. from his chair ia dig
.itc ll.,t Was cxcceaiurly sl-l,y
''Woll Enle he said, 80 a voice a.
shaEy as Ills dignity "i, '0'! go
see that you have sense 10 kno" ani u, 10
honestly own when you We peen ln i .to.'.
u Won keep zap that sWilt, my boy, 1iieiV
will bc 200 lear cI your ho1 GoiHs WI III ~.
be BIaukshito regiment. We will say
( 30 Nor, about It, Ber. lQ9rd-l u ''oA
lii probably the cniel Ia" iA[".1 ~
/ iav again but betolo he A4u hnl9'i
/ .peakiuI his laughter had got b,loh A''
! control and DIS only Way Of Aidile lroDi
he offender that he was laughing Aiil7e'
r that hc bad taken notice OF lAe asol l :.
/ that Beautiful Jm was suffering was y!
dgiug oil toward the door, ana gel'.ins
.ay of moment. As matter of fact he
i9Yiy could not have uttered the las,
word without going of into roars Of
.aurbtcr. even 10 have saved his life
| And Ccl. Barnes had very proper idea OF
! lie dignity Of lis ranl, and position. anl
he dine elect Of both upon ms junior
/ officers.
Beautiful jim, relieved from we ne ri,
sity Of hiding bis laughter SIMPLY i@ "a,
back ia his chair and iaugueu Nean' va ~
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THE DAILY r1MEs--sUNDAy, DECEMBER 2, 1888.

u,scover tuat tnere Is not only q gFeatef
saving OF animal life and OF suffering
but OF money also. in employing the sc, 3,
ontifc practitioner rather than suoI
cL.rIatans rs claim to have received
,heir knowledge by instinct. Ih: pro
fessionnI practice Of veterinary science ,'
must be fostered and protected by pro,
per legislation. Tie establishment ana
endowmont Of veterinary schools must
Inc advocated and encouraged me nos ,''
doctor" must be driven out and the dlily
.rainad oud accredited veterinary sur
econ must be introduced.
In the cultivation Of popular ana
professional knowledge OF Veterinaary
.cionce and in the energetic irownins
down and driving out of ignorance su
peratition and quacLery, ana sn1 ~ ~
velopment Of a more tholghliul ahe
humane public sentiment, lie the onis
hope OF speedy reform.
OSCAR g. TODHUNTER.
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Mr. Palmer's plans and desires regard
Nr Thompson is 35 years old, a lawyer
ofNow York CITY and manof varied ana
deem scholarship. lie is a member OF
tboAuthors' club Of New York, the lem
brandt club and the New England 90
rietv and an honorary member OF lhe
Athenpum club OF London. lie mas
n.r;tten several books and has a reputa-
,;on an both sides Of the Atlantic as a
close and profound thinker and writer e I:
OF his books, "The Problem OF Evil
system of Psychology" and The kelig,
;o,;a Sentiments Of the Human Mind,
II has been said chat they have done
,,ncb n enrich science, while they
evince extraordinary research, independ...
eut thought and accurate Judgment.
/ His work on psychology may be SCI
doUn as the most exhaustive ana slliS'
factory that has yet treated OF the SUI
+ iect." .rl. y,
lie will shortly issue q new. WORK or
"Social Progress" which Will be dedi
cated 70 the members Of the Nlneteent1
Century. the Commonwealth and the
Reform clubs Of this city
Mr. Thompson's face, as shown by tn'
occornnanving portrait, IS frank, engag
mo and thoughtful 1t is fully believed
Inv the members Of the Nineteenth zen
ulrv club that under his leadership 'h'
work of the club will 90 on unnter
nntedlv and successfully.
''P''' $3.50 Henry MORTON.
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r..-.u FATS HUMBLE llE
r-...... Garth. credit ll l.c tulr7 ~
I'D Tie lasl ol tle i-.- IL par
OH. eL1ll at tAe ieAlei. was
t...,I.r ru carly zone. al u A' -N'.l
,t .... rfo.t. tle lla.l were J."
--.i.l5t u disappearing -t -ai pass ~
Tr,D.e wlea Ien@y Led pulled
t.-....f t..etl1r. paid t.- c-ti-"H anna
.tr.i.utenel DIS slneN A-l u-.'.'.'..'
.lI-7--... and Dis decidedly reiI-g,',o'!
'r-.,rl l.rs. which aau-.5" "oD.-''
r.eD IN tbelr proper places DE gave d
sui Is tho Del ,..1. .tsi5
..f,-.,ectab.e family butler ~ young
fr..rat who knew tlai lAe lO.A9 -
r.-on Lad been dining al The Inl"N'.'
Hs-,se,.. and was perhaps synl"l nc ne' ls-
l.,g.-- ..hat singular cnecla A'sN' -''
.l,..t.ge- has UPON person VINO N"'
..,.r ort II "a hot and NOISY room.
try cav le shut the door ana lllnie
r-..f, rgited candle. with IeiN@, "
..-t itLe family have retired loI "a.
ri~l, s,r' All but the dean. wao eAPe''
every minute. .,...,5 Tomm,
a IN his room a. fast as h.5 uhs'o"NI
- could climb the stairs Tor, althou6'
iebad felt perfectly equal 20 cnahNg oI
a. the kecnest witted men iN 'no SSi 5t
go the person OF Col CrquAaiN no 1'
rot feel equal, after twenty mn"
rae 10 a ioltng. springicss caD o'e. t A.
,.iiia;oousIv quaint coDOie STONES VIZ,
,.srcd lie streets Of BlankhamPlon' man
inc linn feel as II be had eaten ten liil'v
too nueh dinner and a. III. when nc sy' Sv'
Tied Ia tie Blankshire regiment nc sii,'.
have something not perhaps ait9gethSI y
his liking 10 say 10 the presia1.en' - 1 a.,
mess committee about the qualiiy u ~
sViu.s 10 encOuntefing the very reNeIen1
The dean Of Biankhampton; ~ Iac'. y, -,
lad more than suspicion that tha'
Gentleman would tell MIN IN blunt OUT
ssroken words that be was drunk
NJ that he vas drunk. mind you ne
.,,i,ed nm short on the first landing, ana
rIered al himself ia big square % iD''n
tns cJass which was set against tue va" al
20 Lis other self IN the glass Aso
a5s,eod him with being drunk aho i nc
meant me-, 10 knock him down Tor tue ,Ds .sD.'
g. ,e there for a minute be and his reflection
s,ood with one white face staring ~
sno,her with hair rumpied on sl,d n Az :
',,,s,uye1 crested cocl.stoo, ana "iii' eal'e.~
stslr held With elegant negligense - q, Ia =
80 - "a that the hot wax ran GOV. - ~ :
Sire ss,s,am upon ths handsome A's
= q 81 xips shst,r b ~e'ssfss
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DANIEL cReeNLeAF THOMPSON.
10 Z. the Sew President Of the Ninotee"'h
Century Club and u Very Clever Ma''

lie Z, the ,icw President OF the Ni"''''''"
Century Club and Very Clever Man
Special Correspondence
INV YoaK. Nov. 20.-1he Nineteenth
Century club is, beyond q doubt Tie
most singular organization in the civil
ed world-at least that part Of It that
lies west Of the Atlantic ocean. II en-
braces within its membership million
aircs and anarchists, asnostics aud MN
isters Of the Gospel, philosophers ana
poots. journalists and jurists, scientists
and politicians, and in fact all sorts OF
mon and women, So far az their opin-
ions 20. -
But it Is not Of the club and its hetero-
ceneous membership. nor Of It's oblect',
nor vet Of it, interesting aud chscLefed
history. that | would write. To most
ra,,Iers Of newspapers these things are
already familiar II IA Of the neWly
elected president Of this unique cluO that
I would speak. n.
When Courtland Palmer Joined tho
majority it was freely prophesicd tllal
fhe remaining days Of the club would b
few and deeting and that the experimen
he struggled SO hard to make success
would prove without his fostering car
q dire failure. So far these gloomy pre-
+ lictious have failed
/ Daniel Grconloaf Thompson, tho new
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Train Train
sNo. 60' mo. -.
cnNNRCrInNa.

Train No. 10 connects daily az keysyiiie
for Chase City. GAINESVILLE. and OXFORD:
Durham, Hende. son and Raleigh con-
meets ~ Greensboro for DURHAM
Raleigh. Salem, and Winston. anc all points on
North Carolns ID. vision; at Salisbury Tor Asp-
Vile, Hot Springs and AL points In western
North Carolina. and &C Charlotte for -.
A. X. X.
Train No. &c connects daily AZ 0recns-
boro' for Salem, Winston. Raleigh. 6oiln-
boro', and MOrehead City; az salisbury fot
Asheyille. Hot Springs, aud ali points tp
Western North Carolina; at Charlotte Win
Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta railroad Tor
Columb.a. Augusta, Aiken. Charleston. Svx1-
nah, Thomasville, Ca, Jacksony.lle ana other
Florida points; also with Carolina Centra
railroad tor Wilmington.
Trains from the South arrive ~ hich-ncno
5:l5a.m. and $3.50 pm.
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"a , -; III

FREDERICKSBURG
IL AND POTOMAC RAILR0AD.-schedule
commencing MAY 9th. lSoo--easterD stanoafo
time. -, -.
only at Ashland Junction, hilforos
and Fredericksburg. sleeper "
Washington. Leaves Washington TO-
New York at ilf0 am.
ll;97 am leaves Byrd street station cally, ex-
cent Sunday. Leaves Washington for
New York at i:l0 pm. Parlor car 10
Washington. n,
Sc p m. leaves Byrd street stAtios os1iS'
deeper 10 New York. -
1923 am. arrives az Byrd-street station daily
Sleeper from New York.
a4s nm. arriyes at Ryrd-strcet station daily
stops at Frederic ksburg, Milford, ana
Junction. Sleeper from Weshingtons
lO.l5 nm arrives at Byrd street station daily
excoDt Sunday. Pallor car iron
Washington.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT eJEDAys.
In ma. accommodation, leaves Byrd-strest
station; arrives at Ashland al pm.
s;O4 Dbl. leaves Elba; arrives az Ashland ~
EAT am. accommodation, arrives at Byrd.
street station; icases Ashland AZ s'so
am. $50 =.
66s pm. arrives at Elbs leaves AshiAhd u
@. TAYLOR, General Ticket Agent.
E.T. ID. MYERS. General SuDerintendenf.
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Ahead and Keeping ."

In curing Coughs. Colds, Group, Con,
sumption, Bronchitis and all Throst anu ,'
Lung troubles. We refer to Dr. pavIas
Cough Syrup 81 Pure Pine Tar, hosc'
hound and Wild Cherry.
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pre al1cnt, used 70
presidcatthcclub
meetings last
year during 4lr
Palmcr's absence
upon the cont
neut Of Europe,
and is therefore
fitted 10y expert
ence TO fill the
place Of the de-
parted million
aire. lie WAS one
Of Mr. Palmer )
IN ost intimate
friends, and
knew, perhapi
better chan ans
-.
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day or two l gor-<-u~~ Il Err
dress and made up a uss sssssSS4t,,,
sticks, plated eandelsors md i's tho Ike sz
ioosed very much like eoli coy i ~ to that
from pawn shop, and seat ,, y en- could
s rms, founder Just as fast as mes's
,,la ik--Cor. Boston Gazs,'e'
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Smoke my SWEETHEART Cigarettes.
No, I Thank You.

never take anything for Sick Headache,
Biliousuess. Constipation or Topid Liver ,"
but DIR. Dsvid's Vegetable Liver fiiis-
Have used them for years and always
keep we'll.
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DICHMOND AND ALLEGHAH'
IN RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS IN EfFboI
NOVEMBER %. lsa3
ONLY LINE RuNNISG SOLID TRAINS All
PALACE SLEEPING CARS DE1 wssf aIC9-
aAsp .Ep Iy.FnUrrf.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
Sunday).
NNNNECTlONs

f65 pm.-MAIL daily except sunday.
9.Ib m.-ACCOMMODATloN daily texccp
Sundry).
CONNECTIONS
At Clifton Forge with Chesapeake ane oas
railway for the South, West. and Northses..
At LyrchDurg with Norfolk and "essos
railroad FOR all points South, Southeast, 60:
Southwest. and Virginia Midland railway ="
al points North and South.
At Richmond with Associsted Railways tr
all points In tho South. and Hic1mOnd. rrenr
icksSurg and Potomac railroad for the Nortn
At Lexington with Baltimore and ono faiI
road. making close connections at Harper
Ferry 20 and from Pitisbars and tne
also TO points North and East
SIEEPING-CARS LfNJuBUhG % 49,
PHIS, NEW ORLEANS, snd Little kogh
Trans marked daily except sunday, ,lsaiiyy
Tickets sold 10 an points. Ofiees: Vi
Z st Mali trcot, loUo Main street,
Richmond Al Allegheny depot. Lishh >ne
'''''' JOHN II. MACHURDo.
7de5 Oen'l PASSENGER Agent.
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..........,..tl, ,.,as or the realization oi
,re,r, i, related by l. H. Tnorp. We"
.poy.u business man Of this city. some u''
oars ago Mr Tnrop, who was tue" ''.--'
.sted in oil matters had dream I'm ~
.aw distinctly very peculiarly JIiI.' pr
= land uDon which ne dreamt that lie ~
,,+sd f ga wells. one at each corner anu 'N-
5frb In the center upon the top OF NIL
Nothing more was thought Of the matter
,ntn about SIX months Afterwards wien
Mr. ThorD again dreamed tue same 'G."s
--i+b 0rea,er distinctness Of detail l"''
limo he Was somewhat impressed, DI' Du''
- cores soon drove tue dream IRON Ms
mind and it vas forgotten unit! Two se1''
AGO when third time he had tI' '','.o
/ dTsam When he awoke he naie up -
/ mind that II he ever came across sulh y,
/ of land he would possess himself Oh TO- 4'','1
- oud one day while at GreensOurS Is
49, over ~ Mt Morris in Greene county
and the moment he came in sight oil tue pace
tho dream was recalled. There were tn1
Identical houses along the road, the MI fls'ns
ab,uptly to sharp peak, the two stream, =.
rater at its base. and everything he had hI''
seen in the dream years before
Upon going to the spot where hls hrS1 VIZ" wei
hod been located in his dream, TO his surprlS
Nj. Thorn found that George + huLill nae
drilled his first we'll, which proved Fel.
p ~oo1 one The second well had also been pn
down by Hukill, at the place dreamed o. ~
was dry. Carrying his Investigation 81
farther, Mr.. Thorp climbed the hill ana wen
} directly to tue place where the hith we
should be; but ho tried TO buy or lease ~
land without avail Mr.. Thorp had heVC
hefore been in the vicinity Of Mount Morrl
ard he did not know there was such p'a,
until the visit which recalled the dream
T Civ Cor Pittsburg Commercial-GazeIte'
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To guard yourself and little ones ag "a p y
daonssumntfon by stopping that hacking
cough at once with DR.. Davids cough
Syrup.
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TRAINS NoRTBwAap:
.D.ny. .Dauy 'orcsps saadss'.

DIOtfi<o fhoC&>s
Nos. ~ and "a make no stope. no 49,
.,nly on signal at Manchester anI 49,.
No. IS etops only on signal &C Caesscr. Srsf "A
ia and Manchester. No. ~ stops on 49, 49, -
All regular stations. No. ~ stops 90 e,tns -
ali regular stations, and AFRO at Temps
Port Wsltbal. Nos. 81, 81, o. "A, y. -
and 80 viii stop AZ all stations for pSsson
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE.
On Trains Nos. Il and q sleeping-cexe
sween New York and Tampa, y Ia. IVA 49,.
sonville). On Trains Noe. IA ard "a stesYeS
cars between Washington and Cherlc.ss1
on Train no. - sleeping cars rctxs5
Nav York and Jacksonville. tn jfain ~
sleeping-cars between Washington ana 's''
s0ny1le.
rHE ONLY ALL-RAILLINET TO NoRFois
slcnraont, 'Io:ss am. N or,,OIIss q: s;n Sa
Sort o $50 pa. aichmoy q, s:i5 pm
These trains also make close oonneetsois
,or Farmyilie. Lynchburg, and soxso
western points. and al stations on Ire ncrisn
and Western railroad. except the ly.oo Ntsin
Passengers for points west OF fcsefnpu"
should take the 9:Sj am. tIaia instesJ:
superintendent
r. I. b. MY3HS,
General 9upoflntenden,
T. NJ ENzRsOs, General Passenger Agent
Sor HtaR. TfafiiD rannser. sap =
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LEAVE RICHMOND:
sAs am For Newport News, Old Point Cor,
fort and Norfolk, daily eAoeP
ok am S 3S''yia only. To Newport News
Old Point. and Norfolk; 4. Ill
it.,5 I'm Through aud Local Mail 70 III
points West. except Sunday.
2Qlpm For Newport's News, Ola foin'anu
Norfolk. excep; Sunday;
4 90 nm Gordonsyille accommodation CA
e.9o nm F6r Louisville, Cincinnati, ChicAgo'
81. Louis. Memphis, and New "
leans. Fast Express, with througn
Pullmans Daily. Only route rup'
ming Pullmsns West nom hi0O'
mOnd.
ARRIVE RICHMOND
ss0 ana Gordonsville accommodation CA
,o.55 am From Norfolk, Old Point, and
Newport News, Except Sunoay
ain nm From Local points and the west
daily except Sunday.
ana nm From Norfolk. Old Point aud New
mort --e1s, daily. Pullman psi
are sleepiug car H., m Richmond u
Cincinnati.
9C0 pm From Louisville and ClnoinnAu
Fast Express daily.
Oano, Seventeenth and Broad streets.
neket offices: 1000 Main street and depot
H.. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent.
J.r. ODELL,
General Manager
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WHY should not men wear emofoiG-
cred evening clothes? For considerably
more than a century women have ha4
a MONOPOLY Of sumptuary elegance aho
il il time that the longing for line fa',
roent which resides in the bosom o!
eT r man iii he would only admit /
sbonld be gratifed. 1t is proposed L.
differentiate the gentleman who goes
ont in tho evening to anlu5e himself q
because he cannot help it, from the gen
tleman who waits upon him, by piaclh5
q strin of embroidery upon each leS o..
Siz combinations. We hope II VIII D2
lone. and that the movement IN FAVOR Of
nictiresque malo attire will not stol'
here. let Us have silken wai''coa1.
and cerulean velvet pumps and shoes q.
rcd morocco adorned with roscttes alo
something in the nature OF q double
ninlel and slashed with divers MUGS
Ebis fashion would be a heavy blow |.
the tradesnen who let out dress suns Oh
hire by tbs evening or by the week.
st. janet Gazette.
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piedmont AIRLINE.

DIEDMONT AIRLINE.
RICHMOND & DANyILLE RAILROAD.
SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE
TO THE SOUTH.
PULLMAN SLEEPER, ON ALL NIGHT
TRAINS.
scHEDULR IN EFF Ecr OCTOBER %. lisa:
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tAMRLIA CoURrHoUeE TRAIN.
YORK RIVER LINE

DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
The favorito Route 10 Baitimoi
The steamers OF this line are models
beauty, elegance, and comfort
tLeaye Richmond 40 IN. and 40 pm. ..
Arrive Baltimore Arrive kicninono
$50 am 10 and 1910 an
Leave Baltimore pm.
Fare hichmond 10 baltimore Fret ola
81; second class, clio.
The York River Line aTords rupcror -
vaDtaees 10 business roeE la enabling then -
leave Richmond near the close Of tho day.
| next morning, after having enj0yef 4 doj1rk1-
ful night's rest, tres from tbs dust an6 ncf6oof
railway travel. a e|| y q +
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RAILROADS

C,nESAPEAKE AND UNIV
Nscugnu1EN EFFECT NOV. 18th
1888
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FREIGHT.

Freight received daily Tor Norfolk, Ports
mouth, Smithhelt. Hamnton. Old Point, NAY
Newberne, Washington. and Tarhoro. n. u;
ali stations on Atlantic b Danviile railroad
seaboard q Roanoke railroad. Norfolk south-
ern railroad, and Eastern North Saroiinn
and All regular landiugs on the Jamce river
at LOWEST RATES, and through oiiis u
's'1 uCIHN n. TATUM. Vice President
No. LII Main street and hocnetts.
4 IRWIN wEIsSotR, Freight ana x,sSvsa =