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THE CEILULoID TRUSS
l. That mover brsekA< mover vsaES out slvsys clean
end can b worn Wn1te ba&n1nG
CHAg. FIeHERsA
623 9Th street ncFthWest.
MA 1IsHx1 dsvotss hsr ssssntaon 10 tbs ssuts Of
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A short table from 1S40 tells the story OF these
three pivotal states:
isaiah for Harrison
ls+i-New York for Polk, New Jersey and Con-
necticut Tor Clay.
1s4s-An for Taylor.
1s52-Al for Pierce.
ls5G-New YORK and New Jersey for Buchanan,
Connecticut for Fremont
ls6o-New YORK ana Connecticut for Lincoln.
New Jersey for Douglas
lse4-New YORK and Connecticut for Lincoln,
New jersey for Mcclellan.
1s6s-Nev YORK and New Jerssy for Seymour,
Connecticut for Grant
1s72-An for Grant.
lss6-An for Tilden-
1sso-New York and Connecticut for Garfield
New Jersey for Hancock.
lsS4-Au for Cleveland
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NJ FlOQuet Sustained.
THE CHAMBER DEALS WITH HIS CONSTITUTIONAL RI

VISION BILL AS Hs DESIRES.
NJ. FloQuet, In his speech on introducing In the
French chamber Of deputies yesterday the bill for
the revision OF the constitution, expressed the be-
lief that the nation desired that the constitution
be revised. The republic, he said, would remain.
It's existence was beyond discussion, since 1t was
the issue OF universal suffrage. MOnarchism ex-
cluded any system OF government elected by sur
frage. (l'roteSLs from the right.l M. FloQuet de-
constitution TO destroy republican institutions, but
TO improved them. The revision was rather aimed
against allst plots and plots for the creation OF
a dictator. NJ. FloQuet added that the bill pro-
posed 10 grant the ministers legal period during
which they should remain in power The ministers
sus oe less preoeGnpleI wtn WOES .. .nG
always possess the right TO impeach minister's
In concluding he said he was convinced that an
agreement would be obtained Tor the proposals
from republicans OF every shade. He moved that
The Oil be referred TO q committee.
NJ Andr1eux demanded urgency, and moved that
the ulll be referred 70 special committee.
N. RiboL denounced the proposals. NJ. FloQuet
insisted that the question he referred TO an exist
ing COMMITTEE He said he would regard the re-
suit OF the vote Is question 81 confluence In the
ministry. NJ. Delmas, in the name OF the moder-
ates. declared that from motives OF patriotism
they would support the government N; FloQuet's
motion was passed by q vote or 307 TO Isl.
One Of Lowell Mason's Famous Hymns.
From the Religious HsralI.
II heard an odd story the other day about Bishop
Heber's beautiful hymn, From Greenland's Icy
Mountains," said well-known Cincinnatian.
"What Is 1T"
sit relates 10 the music OF the hymn. You re-
member that Bishop HeDer wrote It while In Cey-
Ion in 1924. About year later 1t reached America
and Lay in Charleston, s c., was sLrucN with It's
beauty. She could md, however, no tune that
seemed TO suit IL. She remembered young bank
clerk, Lowell Mason, afterward 80 celebrated, who
was just few steps down the street, anc who mad
reputation as o musical genius 80 she sent her
son TO ask him TO write tune that would 60 with
the hymn. In just hall an hour back came the
boy with the music, and that melody, dashed OF
In such haste, Is 10 this day sung with that song"
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A Lost OppOrtuntsy.

Codyiey Injecting his longtime credttor,-
-Huno. old mani believe owe you $40" pro
duces bank-note)
low
Codgiey taking mean advantage)-"Au right
II you don't need 10 I'll wait till see you again
pockets I'LL ana walks on.}-Judge.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

NgL VERNON. MT. VERNON.
STEAMER W. " CORCORAy
Leaves 1th street wharf daily le1ce,t sunday for M
vernon and tver Landings far down olymont -
about 80 y. IN
slo L l. BLAKE Csptzia
EoR PQToMAc RIvER LANDINGS
Il NEW IRON STEAMER "WAkEf1fIU
Leaves 9Th ST. wharf on MONDAYS. THUksDAY1
ard sATUhDAYs a. an keturnins IUksRAYr
FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS p m. touchjns ~ hverlAnd.
ines ~ far Nonini Greek We. 81 1lenens bsy sod
Ieonsrdtown. Md. Connects with and y g
Shepherds. Ses schedule. yOhN Is. fADokIf. AZ
c. ". RIDLEY, MAnaxer. hzo
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AUCTION SALES.
TINS AFTERN00N.

vSNSAsSO0 ohOas AucooneerA
1kgsTEZ.s sALl OF TWO SMALL TRACTS OF
LANp MAR TIMING CITY. THE EASTERN
HRn1hIMEu. OF PkhksfLvAhIA ASANUK
D. virtue Of deed Of trust. recorded IN Lbsr
No I5I folio asa OF the and records for the Dis
HiSs % Soiutnoan VIII sell the ~ ensses. on
IqEs Issnf re sIxTIESTH DAY on &C roBER
nsd reaI estste sisuasc IN ehe County
Of District Of Coumbia 70 Wit: All thoSs
tIcs NOW IA .ssissd : lots one 'S ssd TWO
- the same Are laid down and described the plat OF
TIE sYed' ision q ths estate Of Mathew wighrl de-
ceased the same being situate on the eastern side Of
the Eastern Branch Of the Potomac river, Cd
SSDs.nis ave % q e. and 70. sse
By dwelling and outbuxldinea
Terms OF sale: 965011 and expensos Of sala incud-
and twelve months for which che notes OF the pur-
chaser bearing interest from day Of ssle aud by
dsSd 2 GS;t Sn The Property sold shAl be taken;
Nsyenc ns Sc at purchsser's sost Terms TO . COM
psd with N Yen dsys 9therEtse right reserved to
oayI PuSnc nouce OF such resale In some newspAper
esd : TSS$ 4. KIxBA1I. Trustee
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DCNCANsON BROS. Auci

T,RusTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Estate,
l. IN TllE CITY OF ASBiNGION. DISTRICT OF
C.4UMblA, IMPROVED Bl TwO-STORI
DWELLING. No 459 . SrhEE1 NOhThn EST
BY virtue VI u decree OF the Supreme Court of the
District vi Co uIlola passed IN cause Grant al
vs. Grant ct al, No. 1906. In Equity, wlu offer
puoc sale, on the prel,s =. On FhlIAl. rlle MIN
IEENIh DAl OF &C LOBEk, A. ID 1885. at HA F.
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK r. a.. the following -iescrlbs d
real estate situate aud bring IN the city of Washing
ton District OF Columbia TO wiz: Al 4 lot IS and
the east 10 feet of lot 81 deptn said lot OF
" W. Corcorans recorded subdivision VI square sos
tive hundred aud nin,.l
Terms Of sale: third cash: balance in equal in
stalnents At and two years be given bear
ing SIX per cent Interest from day OF sale, pay
seni-annusly aud To be securd b. deed of trust ON
the property sold or cash. at the Opt pur-
chaser. deposit OF 500 val. be eQulIed time Of
sale. CopseysAelus &C, al 'rchaser If terms
OF sale are not complied with ten days from day
sale the Trustees the night 10 resell prop
ery IN default at the riss and Of the deisting
purchaser ter five days resale in some
paper published an Ma hinsIon, Il. C.
MASON NOBLE RICHARDSON, \
4Uo Dan street northwest -.
EDWARD IL THOMAS, trustees
9l6 street orthwest
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LANSBUR0H BRO.
$50. 422 424. 426 7th st. and &I7-4l9 9Th 81. NV.
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An ISTIRhARY SCANDAL IN SpIASL-The grand
jury OF Howard County, Ind, have made Q report
Of Q searching invests CATION into the condition Of
the Howar1 county Innrmary. IL was found that
the inmates have been inhumanly treated and
supplied with unwholesome food. The poor un-
fortunate wards OF the county have been huddled
ike SWINE into foul quarters without proper yent-
latton Under the beds were found quantities Of
NTH The beds and clothing OF the Inmates were
found 70 be fairly reeking with vermin. John
Hancock, for several years manager OF this insti-
tuition, has been subpGnaed 70 appear before the
county commissioner when . thorough invesii-
CATION wiz be made
Kxpr Hu CoEyIN ON HAND PoR A YRAR-Dr g.
NJ Kern one OF the oest-known citizens OF Cam
brta County, Pa, died suddenly Sunday aged
s1rry-fye yearA He was man Of marked ability
and some pecunaritAeA A year ago he suffered
from incipient paralysis, ana In anticipation OF
ARRIVAL the doctor carefully inspected the work.
mansnip, satisfied himself As 70 the proper dimen-
sons psid for it and had t stored for subsequent
use though skillful physician he was averse 70
the pracrace OF medicine, preferring farming.
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p BURNsTrNE, Pawnbroker.
AENRi b. LASKEY. Pawnbrokss
Nj EMEN Anl.finn.as
WALTER b WILLIAMS 90, Auciioneer..

| WATER b WILLIAMS 90. AuctioneerA
We will sell b. auction in front Of our sslesroom on
| THURSDAY, OCTOBER EIGHTEEN, at FOUR
| UCLOCk y. NJ beautiful collection OF Plants, from
the well known Nurseries Of John saul suitable Tor
indoor DECORATION during winter consisting OF Palms
Crotons Msrantas, BsFoniss. ferns and other nns
/ foliAged and ornamental plants.
oci63t WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO., AuctA.
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esd 1y0GS d. KINBALI. Trustee

A IL PERSONS HOLDING TICKETS FROM NO
"A 70 10000. tnclusive. and interest not IsiI tor
Silver Ws.ches 1isTSSds JsSslrI. Spn. ksyoiyers
Gui tsrs Clocks. vsses silver and Plated are cold.
head Canes Sewing Mach O,ans, Musical fnstru-
ments Dress GoodA Cloth, Clothipg embracing La
dies and Genuemens Wearing Apparel Of al dsscrip.
tion, will 70 sold At Public Auction 36 Pennsy
avenue northwest, At AAlF-PAST SLVEN O'CLOCK
T. M On THURSDAY, THE Rl6HTEENTH DAY OF
b BURNsTrNE. Psvubroker
HENRi b. LASkEY. Pawnbrokss.
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ThoMAS DowLING. Auctioneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPRovEp
PaoPLkTl On 1HE NORTH SIDt Oh o
STkE Il: DETWEES OH AND 6IH STREETS
NORTHWEST
By virtue u a decree passed in cause No iO915
equity, Furrnaxe Furmase ct al I Will sell at
public suction on TUESDAY, OCTObLE 1WENII-
THIRD. 1855, at HALF PAST FCUk O'CLO, X pm.
In front Of the premises lots numbered 80. 81 and IS
OF tue subdivision OF lots and , in square nu hred
41s. IN the City OF Washington and District Coluu
bia
Terms Of sale: one-third cash ard residue in two
equal instauents at one and two years interest
from the day OF SALE ali cash option OF pur-
chaser 800 deposit NJ time of sale. Conveyancig
cost OF purchaser. IRWIN Is. LINTON.
al MI
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IHANCEKY SALE OF VALUABLE INIEoy

4 'HANCEkf SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ hEAL tSTAlk IN Till CHA OF WASHING
TON lolRlLT OF COLUMBIA kNOMN As No
l2l4 STkI.i-T N,hIHMEst
By virtue OF a decree of the suprrue Court Of the
District OF Columta assed Oh the Sd Of October
1855. IN Quliy ause No. IL, lo7 Docket IS. the
oersg ned trustees viii SELL at public auction
q the premises. On FRIDAY, 1hE NINEIEENIh
DAY Or OSIOBLl, A ID. 1888. HALF-PAsr
FOUR O'CLOCK 4. that certain piece and parcel Of
ground anu Premises known as Lot 49, square 2s..
IN ground plat Vi the city OF Washing Instr
Co!uIAD and Containing thirty hunaled feet
Of ground, more or less with the improvements
thereon, consisting ne three STORY brick wtlllnx
house and stable, bting No. l2l4 h ST ".
Terms OF SAFE: One-tLird pure money IN cash
residue IA equal iEstaients 81 and years
DAY OF sale. wIsh Intel eat at per ceutg per UNI
payable seu.nI uaiy notes 10 be Tor deferred
pymeuts secured by deed Of trust the opertS or
the purchaser may pay all cash Terms oil sale tie
complied with within ten days. All onyey aLcins aud
recording ~ purchasers cost. 500 deposit &c
ceptance OF bid.
MiR0N NJ. PARKER Trustee,
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Orrs1sa o. LAD1rs Funa
Embracing
6EAL6KIN NEWNARKET6. SACQUES AND
JACKETS. MUFFS. BoAS AND
TRINNuN0S.
SEAL PLUSH 0ARMENT0
Of I'll the New Psttsrna and hnishsd the eame
- the seal
Prices the Lowest
b Il. sTINEMRTZ 4 Soma
HAtteu and FuxrisrS
oc11 1897 Pennsylvanis sye.
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YORK RIVER LINE
DAILY EXCEPT sUNpAv

WEST POINT ACCOMMODATION.
Leave Richmond Cz}d 50. depotj, .sDs.n
Arrive Richmond, " Is pm
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VII. parncIIe.s nea.onabIe Request.


at is SO sudden, Mr. Darnelle."
81 know it Is, responded tho young man
gently
lie stood before her with his weight resting
easily on ono foot, his left elbow on the man
telpieoe. his right arm behind him, and his
whole attitude one Of careless, unstudied ease
and grace acquired only by long and patient
practice.
II know 10 is" he repeated. Measured by
ordinary standards aud by the cold conven-
tionalities Of society, it is indeed sudden
We have known each other only twenty-four
hours Until twenty-five minutes after 8
o'clock last night neither Of us had ever heard
of the other Yet with the heart one day is as
a hundred years. Could we have known one
another better, darling he went on with a
tremor in his cultivated fiat baritone
voice, "if VIC had attended the theatre, the
concert, tho church, and the oyster parlor
together for dozen seasonsf Does not your
heart beat responsive to miner
81 viii not pretend 10 deny, Mr.. Darnelle,n
replied the young lady with a rich blush
mantlng her cheek and brow, that your
avowal moves me strangely
II knew it, foltit," he responded eagerly.
"Love is not the slow, vegetable like growth
of years Il does not move in its course with
tho measured, iosurely step of man work
ing 10y the day. II springs up like a mushr--
like an electric flash. II takes instant posses
sion 1t needs not the agonized coaxing Of
OF a young mans first chin whiskers, my
darling Il is herel You will forgive my
presumption, will you not. and speak the
words that tremOle on your lips-the words
that will al my cupof joy tooverhowingp
The evening had passed ike a beautiful
dream Mr. Darnello, ndmonished by the
clock that 1t was time TO 60. had risen re-
iuctantiy TO his feet and stood Folding the
hand Of his beautiful betrothed.
MY love-" be said, in eager, passionate
accents, "now that you have blessed my life
with a measureless, ineiiable joy and made
all my future radiant with gollcn hope, you
will not think | am asking too much if
plead for just one favorp
+sYhat IS itf shy,y responded the lovely
maiden.
"Please tell me your first name. Chicago
Tribune
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RfCHMOND AND ALLEGHANv
~ RAILROAD,

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS IN EFrIJr
OCTOBER "a. 1858.
ONLY LINE RUNNING SOLID rRArs Am
PALACE SLEEPING CARS BgrwEEt afoH-
kOSD AND LYSCHsURo
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CONNECTIONS.

Train No. 30 connects daily q, Keysv,;ls
Tor Chase City, Clsrksyille, and Oxford:
durham, Henderson and Raleigh con
meets a. Greensboro for Durham.
Raleigh Salem. and Winston. and all points on
NORTH carolina Division; at Salisbury for Ash
sorth carolina, and at Charlotte for c., Q s
Train No. t2 connects daily at Greens
boro, for Salem, Winston, Raleigh. Colds
Asheville. Hot sprinss, and ali points, ~
western North Carolina; at Charlotte with
charlotte, Columbia and Augusta railroad for
COLUMBIA, Augusta, Aiken, Charleston, swan
nan, ihomasyille. Ca, Jacksonville and other
railroad for Wilmington.
Trans from the South arrive at hichrond
5:l5a.m. and $3.50 pm.
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Tho Humorist's Wife.

she--Georgc, dear. why is II that the news
papers make fun Of London Punchi
tieorge--hccause tho Jokes in thsc paper
are considered dry and pointley
She after a while, innocently1 George,
why don't you send some OF your rejected
Jokes to Punchf
George did not tell why but made men
tai note OF her question to use at some other
fino IN a joke. Yankee Blade.
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TRAINS NoRTHwARD.
Leave Arrive
No. Petersburg. Richmond.
DAILY. fDaily Except Sunday.
STOPPING PLACES

cROrfiN6 PLACkS
Nos. "a and "A make 40 stops No. - stopf
only on signal at Manchester and Neetax
NO ~ stops only on signal at Chester Cc~trs-
IA and Manchester. No. 10 stops on signal IL
ail regular stations 40. 10 stops on sigma st
all regular stations. and AFRO at Temples and
Port WalthGli. Nos. 81. &. %. "a. b. "a 81.
and y Will stop at al stations for passenserv.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE.
On Trains Nos. IL and % sleeping care BE-
tween New York and Tampa, Fla, Via Jack-
sonyillel. On Trains Nos. Il and q sleeping
cars between Washington and Charleston.
On Train No. Is sleeplng-cars between
New York and Jacksonville. On Train No. 9J
sleeping cars between Washington and Jach-
sonvitte
THE ONLY ALLRAILLINE TO NORFOLK
Richmond, 'loss am. Norfolk. $50 pm
richmond, 'ed0pm. Norfolk. aX pa.
NoftolE, $50 am. Richmond Ills am.
Norfolk, 800 ON. Richmo1 q. slS ON.
These trains also make close ronnecttons
Tor Farmvilie. Lynchburg, and south.
western points. and sill stations on the Norfolk
aud western railroad. except the O:3 train.
Passengers for points west OF PeterspurT
should lake the s:J5 am. train Instead.
X. NJ. SULLl.
Superintendent
4. I. b. MYIRS,
A. General Superintendent
4. M. khERsoS, General Passenger Agent.
SOL HAAS. Traffic Manager. zap .
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An Unexpected Complication.

Boy-Strangc gentleman at the door, sir;
won't give me his name"
Great Statesman-No doubt it's another
reporter 70 interview me about that $4,000
election let have cast in the teeth of the
opposition How sweet Is famel Show him
in
1T amt a reporter, sir; it's a man what
wants 70 take mp your betN
"Merciful heavens Tell him I'm out "
Philadelphia Record
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Tom-Who is that mild hammered little
man who has 10 brace his feet against the
wall to keep puff Of wind from blowing
him into the street,
Dick-O that's Mr. Deeddare, the author
OF "Red Handed Ralf, the Terror OF Five
Oceans. Yankee Blade.
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The smell OF gas became so strong that
thew burst open tue door, and the doctor and
landlord rushed in
"Open the windows" shouted the excited
physician.
"shut of the eas!n shouted the excited
landlord. Life.
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Wee Wifey looking up from the paper
Dear. what are breadstuiisi Is the bread l
make bfeadstuHi
Big Hubby ,absently)-Yes, darling, your
breads tough--quite 50,
The social atmosphere touches 20 deSs. be-
low zero. -pittsburg Bulletin.
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CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO ROUTE

LEAVE RICHMOND:
SIS an For Newport News, Old Poin. Com.
fort and Norfolk. dsilv except
Sunday. Pullman Palace cars
Richmond 10 Old Point.
$40 am Sundays only. TO Newport News.
Oid Point. and Norfolk.
liz am Through and Local Mail 10 Ali
points West, except Sunday.
y pm For Newport's News, Old Point and
Norfolk, except Sunday.
fVpm charlottesville accommodation, ex-
cept Sunday.
on pm FOR Louisville, Cincinnati. Chicseo.
81. Louis, Memphis, and New On
leans. Fast Express, with through
Pullmans Daily. Only route run
ming Pullmans West from Rich
mOnd.
ARRIVE RICHMOND:
$50 am Charlottesville accommodation. e1-
cept Sunday.
lO;oo Am From Norfolk, Old Point. and
Newport News, except SUNDAY,
5lO pm From Local points and the wes.
daily except Sunday.
c'Oo pm From Norfolk. Old Point and New
port -.ews, daily. Pullman pal
ace sleeping car hcm Old Point 70
Cincinnati
$40 pm From Louisville and Cincinnati
Fast Express daily.
Depot Seventeenth and Broad street,.
HcEet-oftces: lOOO Main street and depot.
II. w. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent.
General Superintendent.
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ARRIVE RICHMOND.
"a pm l. daiiy except sunday|
sl5 am.-ACCOMM0DATl0 daIIy fe.c.ra
Sunday.
CONNECTIONS
,. "A. oiifton Forge with Chesapeake and OAis
ra,I WY lor me south, West, and Northwest.
AT IyEchDurg with Norfolk and Weaterr
nlroad Tor al points South, Southeast. ~
bynihVtst and Virginia Midland railway 10,
ail points North and South. w
Az Richmond with Associated RAILWAYS fov
al points In The South. and Richmond. frede-
'0As"qts ana Potomac railroad for the North.
AT Lexington with Baltimore aud Ohio all
Toad, making close connections az Hsrperr
ferry 20 and from P.ttsDurg and the Net
also 20 points North and East.
~ SLh knlNG CARS LYNCHBURG To HKM
fHIs, NEW cf LEANS. and LITTLE ROCK.
rrans marked daily except lrdsy, sDailv.
Tickets sold 10 an points. Oelces X
bist Asia troct, 1000 Man street,.c
i n,lehinond an Allegheny depot, Eighh ma
Tde5 CanT passan,.o. W
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A Chicago paper wants to see man drop
Eve miles from "a balloon. We'd like to
furnish the man. lie is the man who carefully
cloSed the onioe door all summer. but VINO
nsw leaves it open. --Pittshr rs Chronicle
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Jiuks-W Wonder how Longpurse came out
on the wheat corneri
Blnks Think he must have been a heavy
loser. Don't believe he's got q penny left
"Ehl Has be been showing signs Of pow
ertyT
Eyes, Stree. He's stopped being slouchy
and now gees about all dressed up as il he
wished people TO think he had money. Oh,
he's a goner. Philadelphia Record
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JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
GREAT TOURIST LINE.
JAMESTOWN, DUTCH GAP, AND WAR
SCENERY.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
RATES LESS THAN HALE CHARGED BY
RAIL LINES.
FRS r-CLAsS MAILS.
The elegant aud fast steamer
ARIEL
carrying United states Main,
CAPTAIN DEYO.
leaves Richmond every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,, AND FRIDAY
AT ! AN. iSrHEtT-CARS CONNECT IN
FULL TINE Tor above named places, arriv-
ing at Norfolk about $50 p. m. Returning.
the steamer leaves Norfolk, Old Point, and
Newport News on alternate days, arriving at
Richmond about $50 pm.
Through tickets 10 abOye-nam points on
sale on steamer and at CARRIERS Agency. No.
100 Main street. Baggage checked through.
STATEROOMs ENGAGED FOR DAY
OR NIGHT.
FREIGHT.
Freight received daily 70! Norfolk, POrts-
mouth, snlithneld. amnton. Old Point. Wav-
erly. and Hicksford. Va Washington, ID. G.;
Newberne. Washington, and Tarboro, n. c.;
seaboari & Roanoke railroad. Norfolk South
ern railroad, and Eastern North Carolina
generally, also, for Eastern Shore OF Virginia
and all regular landings on the James river
at LOWEST RATES, and through bills ~
sued.
LUClEN y. TATuM, Vice President
No. lll7 Main street and Rockets.
IRWIN WEIsIGER, Freight and Passenger A ct.
tmy29u
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FREDERICKaBURq

RICHMOND, FREDERICKHBU RG
II AND POTOAAc RAILROAp.-scheduIe
commencing NAY 9Th. lssS-cssterD standard
time:
7-3s am- leaves Byrd-street station daily; stops
only at Ashland Junction, Milford,
and fredericksburg. Sleeper tn
WashinEtou- Leaves Washington TO-
New York ct ll:&0 am.
uf1 am leaves Ryrd-street station daily, ex-
cept sunday. Leaves W&shingtcn for
New York at 40 pm PsrIor car 70
Washington.
81 . N. leaves Byrd-street station daily.
sleeper 10 New York.
its am arrives at Byrd-street station daily.
Sleeper from New York.
frfc pm arrives at Byrd street station daily /.
stops at Frederic Ia burg. Milford, and
Junction. Sleeper from Washington
lo.so pm arrives at Byrd-strees station daily.
except Sunday. Pailor car from
Washington.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY ExCEPr SUNDAYS.
iU prn- accommodation, leaves Byrd-s,reet
station arrives az Ashland az Pun.
e:o4 PM. leaves kI6a; arrives at Ashland at
o,se pm
SAT am. accommodation, arrives az Byrd
street station; les yes Ashland 81 T;i5
am.
6;be pm. arrives at Elba leaves Ashland q,
5i2 pm.
c. A. TAYLOR. General Ticket Agent.
T. II. ID. MYERS. General Superintenie1f.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-06

GENrLEMEN's UNDERWEAR.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-06
Making II Right.

Customer to head waiterl-Here, sir, this
clumsy fellow has spilled over half Of my
cup Of tea down my back.
Head Waiter TO clumsy waiter, sternly)-
Bring this gentleman full cup of tea in
stantly. New York Sun.