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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-03

Birds of many curious kinds are
found in Australia which cannot be
found anywhere else. Ono OF them L
the bower builder, or walk builder as
it is called. 1t builds a long wink OF
bower with grasses and sprgs, and
then collects all SORTS of little things
TO decorate it. Gaudy feathers he
likes particularly for this purpose, but
he does not disdain shells, bleached
bones, a pipe bowl a perkniie, OF any
small object that be can find. SO well
is his propensity known that when
persons lose such things IN the bush
they generally find them IN the bower
birds walk. Ii is evident that the
bird takes them purely as ornaments
for he lives entirely on seeds and fruit
Another noteworthy bird native I,
that far of land is the Tyre bird. H(
can not only initiate the notes Of all
other birds, but also nearly every
sound made by man Settlers M'
often deceived by him, and many
amusing stories are told Sometime
a man working on his clearing hear
somebody chopping wood a short dis
lance away, and dog barking al III.
heels. He goes ia search OF the M
truder and finds after a long wall
that the Tyre bird has been making
game Of him. A man using a cross
cut saw hears somebody doing th'
same thing. and after searching nm
successfully for him, discovers that
is the bird. philadelphia Times.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-03

THE Karoon River that flows through
a section Of Persia into the Persian Gull
is an issue between England and Russia
The Shah opened the river TO free com
merce but Russia has caused that mighty
potentate TO modify the decree so
thar the route that England
sought is virtually closed The river
Karoon Is connected by canal with the
river Shat Ell Arab below the Junction OF
the Euphra,es and the Tigris, and, conse-
ouently, England is likely TO be wroth
at the interference with her plan for a
long commercial water line from the di-
rection of India through rich country
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THE DILYuIMEs JANUARYis, tISs9.

wnue couch dreaming Of you, or
standing in a gauzy costume by the
window looking at the moon and apos-
trophizing you as Romeo. But then
you know that she has TO take her
boots off and take the hairpins out OF
her hair. and when her dainty little
feet touch the floor you know that she
screams, Ouch how cold it isl and
in that single instant poetry is dashed
to pieces. And you'll Well, you have
lots Of poetry internally, | don't doubt,
but you are not poetic in a robe de
mutt. YOU know you're not. | know
q fellow who reduced everything to
proaic. We walked up Market street
one afternoon, A pretty girl was
Gaming down. There are plenty OF
them.
What a pretty girl, l said.
Yes
THAT is as pretty foot as have
seen in q long time.
YES. What a pity such a lovely
angel as that has 10 cut her corns. -
San Francisco Chronicle
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-03

sTATKsNAN BILL CHANDLER wants the
Senate 10 pass his outrage bill so s'
10 .tart the mill again soon under his
own management
Since Lis first application 10 the Sen
ate a, the last session M Chandler has
added an attachment 10 his milisknown
As the Rhode Island snap and os'ensi'
bly intended for use among the manufac'
turing towns Of that State. II Is fair to
assume. however, that this Is put on
rather % meet the objections TO The 100
obvious lopsidedness Of the blu as apply
ing solely 10 the South, for OF course
they need not put in any gris' but what
they choose to select, and may grind only
Southern outrages.
We know all about the patent adjoS's-
BILE outrage that ahey used TO move about
over the South, as they carry around
a reaper. from farm 70 farm
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-03

BASE BALL clubs have been formed IN
New Zealand and Australia, and as the
American ballmen come slong around
the world g.q the Suez canal they can
start clubs in Ceylon, India, and Egypt,
and even take shy al those shirtless
barbarisns whom the British recently
licked. It is something that the world
demands of the ballmen that the slim
legged Partisan dude be taught the noble
game. and we advise the baseball sling
ers not 10 return 10 their native land
without leaving a lasting record in Paris,
Boulanger OF no Boulanger.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-03

ACCORDING TO the summary OF the re
port Of the Bureau OF Statistics the bal
ance of trade shifted during November
in manner favorable TO the United
States. During that month the imports
were smaller and the exports larger than
IN any other month Of the year And
the exports were about $23,O0O,O09, or
about 40 per cent larger than the i'm
ports But the unusually large imports
ia October partly explain the smaller in
the month following; while 10 the big
cotton export mainly Is to be ascribed tt
rate Of export in the last TWO months OF
about twenty millions in excess Of the
average Of previous months in 1883.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-03

SENATOR BLAIR has inserted a hiatus
in his career after Southern education,
and suddenly rushed 10 the conquest OF
Canada without pausing TO secure a sub
stitute lie has whetted his blade with
out wiping of the gore OF Southern ont
RACES. and proposes TO "cut Canada
in two" by a military expedition, and
having ruined England's fair colo
NAL daughter by fire and sword
Ia Ia Sherman's march 10 the sea, he Will
then unite the two separated ends and
tie them together with the American
nae. Having accomplished this little ac'
he will return to put his substitute on
the Pension list and take the hiatus on
Of his Southern educational boom.
LISA known fact that even a membei
of the House. much less a Senator, car
see himself as President just as easy as
an astronomer can see the sun eclipseC
bv the moon. and so Nj Blair fondll
dreams that he can take hold Of the Souti
with his Educational bill, and grasp th'
North with his Canada conquest. W.
do insist on one thing, and that is, i
Blair is ever nominated he shall no
have a Virginia family tree with Pocha
hontas perchod upon it IN the top.
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rhlnr. That upset jon nnees

7 tell YOU. there would DO q great
many more romances if they did not
end i'm such a matter Of fact way.
Fate is with peoples lives, like the
Young woman who begins to write a
story 1t seems to go a certain way
with them and then II drops them, or
else il suddenly becomes practical ana
makes everything prosaic- Romance
does not last. You 60 to picnic ana
YOU meet u lovely girl, aud you have
lust the sweetest time In the world
under the tree and by the brookside.
And Won are in kind Of a poetic
dream until il comes time TO 60 NOME
and when You get TO the ferry you
make a break for your dinner. You re
too hungry to be poetic. The human
stomach, come to think Of 1t, IS sad
DESTROYER of your romance. lis pro
saie call is SO recurrent and so impera
tive. | don't like to think Of the shep
herds and shepherdosses OF Acadia
sitting down to a meal OF coarse broad
and buttermilk; there may be poetry
compatible with eating grapes, bu'
even pears and apples and oranges are
only poetical when they are part OF
the landscape.
Few people can eat oranges and lee
comfortable without a finger bowl
When YOU come TO think OF 1t, every
thing in life seems 10 conspire agains
poetry. It's all very well 70 fancy
your sweetheart laid on her sno"
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DON'T Hesitnte I.

for one moment, but buy box OF the
Cherokee C0ugh drops and cure that cough
you have. Only sc. per box. saiisiae-
lion guaranteed OF money refunded On
sale al all drug stores and confecilonerles.
Trade supplied by Purcell, Ladd q Co.
and Powers, Taylor s. Co., wholesale
d.uOgiSts
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Vncle Kemus Saws

HIT am de fack dat Dochur Dabids Con
surup "a de bess ! cher tuck. Why
shure, chile, ! tuck dost y9dder nlgns
when | thought Was ded and on my way
TO de grabe yard, and hit stopt my CONN,
Ise gwine to recommended bit to all dc
coon clubs.
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Per lire. ....
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RAii.RoApg
FqHBSAPEAKR AND OHIO kOULs
SCHEDULES IL EFFECT nov. 18th
lax

LEAVE RICHMOND
s95 AN For Newport News. Old Point Corn
fort aud Norfolk, Dolly except
Sunday.
SIS am Sundays only. To Newport News.
Old Point and Norfolk.
MS am Through aud Local Nal 20 al
points West except sunday
32j pm For Newport's News, Old poinisr
Norfolk. except Sunday.
400 pm Gordousyille accommodation, er-
ccpi SUNDAY.
$40 pm ForLoalsg.le, Cincinnati Chiosgo'
81 LOuis Memphis. and New tl-
leana. Fat Expreas. With throusa
Pulmans Daily. Only rouie Iaq-
Ming Pullmsns West from kicb-
mund.
ARRIVE RlCHMONni
am G0rd0nsglia aooomu olsii0n ek-
cept sunday.
1875 era from Norfolk. Old Point, and
Newport News, ezcept SUNDAY.
SlO nm From l.Oca points and the vert,
daily except S1noay.
s.n5o-, FrDfa Norfolk Oid Point and New
pot -.seH daily. Pullman pal
ace sleeping car n m Richmond 10
tucun2n.
goo rm From louisville and Cincinnati
Fast Express daily.
Delot. Seventeenth snd Broad streets.
Ucsst ofaCes 1000 Main street and depot
n. w. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent
Jf. ODELL.
General Manager
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FoR 4 BIG INAUGURATIoN. Hyper
critical people are wont 10 pirate OF Re
publican simplicity and 10 cite the action
Of Jefferson as justifying the absence Of
all formalities on such an occasion, but
il must be born in mind that neither JEFF
ferson's predecessors nor successors con-
sidered il necessary or proper 10 dispense
with pomp aud ceremony, nor was JET,
ierson, though a great statesman ana
patriot. altogether immaculate -Ba!tl-
more A m6yicdH
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Remittances should be made by drafts
ohecks postofice orders or registered letter
payable to
TINES PUBLISHING COMPANY,
Richmond, Va.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-03

New YEARS DAY GONE The old
Hollanders custom of New Year calls
has fallen greatly into decline Even
the inhospitable card basket was seen
Yesterday at comparatively few doors
and where men used TO make a hundred
visits, they now content themselves with
a chat in one OF two families with which
thew are intimate. There are some
things TO regret about the passing Of the
traditional New Years. 1t was a very
convenient way for busy people TO keep
up speaking acquaintance with the
social world and discharge many
society obligations at once. 1t was, IN
deed, always a bore TO the ladies .-Ne'0
York Star
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gbe yailp Gimtfa.
PcBusHRD EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR
nv THE TIMES PURLIcgiNa COM
PANy. OFFICE $40 EAST MAIN STREET
RICHMOND, VA.
THE DAILY TIMES.
CRY DELIVERY.

Delivered IN any part Of the city ard Man
chester by carriers at ie cents per week
Persons desiring the TINS delivered ~
their homes can secure It by postal oaro re
quest or order through telephone NO o'''
when delivery is irregular immediate com
plant should BE- made 20 the Office. Inc ao
dress may be changed as dcsired'h car" oe
tskon I'M al cases 70 mention the old and ne"
"A trasS
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1uE EcLIgsE.

As far as we can judge without tel
escopc. or any great knowledge OF AS
tronomy beyond a standing observation
of the Bear and other familiar constelia-
lions the eclipse of the sun is vastly en-
couraginr. because scientists have dis
covered that the sun is composed, in
part Of solid matter, and not entirely OF
gases as some supposed. Hence 1t Is
concluded that tho bright orb of day Is
not likely to suddenly dissolve into
nothing. leaving our universe in dark
ness and not a rack" behind Some ad-
vanced scientists feared that there was
risk Of such catastrophe some time
hence saw hundred million years OF 50.
And we hasten to dispel this apPTe-
benslon. and with thanks to the recent
phenomenon and the observers thereof
we believe that not only our own little
planet but several other neighbors q mil
lion or so miles away may resume their
Quiet way and wait patiently three hun
bred wears for another eclipse TO reveal
an equally pleasant assurance OF safety
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-03

4 PRIZE Worm WINNING Why
does not some enterprising Southern
journal offer a prize for the best essay,
written by q Republican editor which
sAall not contain word about the solid
south. or the Rebel brigadiers, or JET
Davis. or the Southern Coniederacy, OF
the nations wards, OF the superior civil.
izaiion of the loyal North, or the blood
of the heroes of the Union, OF the doom
Of treason, ct cetera ct ceteray Such a
prize could be offered without risking
the outlay Of penny, because the thing
required is impossible. In the opinion
of the average Republican Journalist
there is still an irrepressible sectional
conflict His brain is on fire His SOU
is in arms. His heart yearns for the fray
-CoRriey-J0urHdL
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FDally. tDaiiY leKoUpt SUBWAY
STOPPING PLACES

SUIT ~ 7 tIFaAffA
Nos. "a. %. ana D. max no stops. No
No. n stops only on sigal 4t Cltsit up.'lra
Ia and Manchester. Ao-Ii stops Du syuhl 1'
all regular stations. 30. hu STOPS ou s.sn s,
AN regular stations. ant a's @ or itmniof or.
Port Waithah. nos. A "A, 81, 80 an1 ~
will stop 40 all stations Tor lgssfrfrr
PULLMAN CAN SERVICE
On Trains Nos. a aIc 81 s.etnlnE ear. p,
tween Now York and Tampa, fIl., lf.a Jath
sonvifiej. On Trains Nos "a and b aoep.nG
cars between Washington and IhAr.eitf
ON Train No. rs sleepInF earl twe'.
New York and Jacksonyi To-. on frain 30.
sleeping cars between Washington ana JaeF
sOnUlie.
ON Trains Nos 23 AMI s. siccQlnecan De
tween New York and Charleston. d,
TIE ONLY Ait KALI ITS r. 4 = or Foi u
LEAVE. lahif g.
Richmond, .9@an. Asorioe. ~ p,
Richmond, 'oUOpm. Nmiohr
I Norfolk. $50 am. uIcla'Nnh lIa.' aA
Norfolk, 800 pm, t.ca'n' n b. '.D 'i
These trains Also make close eQnAcr..'
/ Tor Farmyiuo. Lyuchnurg' ans soht-
! western points and AL stations on fl- ntftpn
anu W.sUIIi
auDeruftrurt d..
T. q. ID. mt .ht
GeueHl superintendent
TN. ReERsOE General fssf .nkfi A. pig
sOf, HAAS. Traffic MnnHehr.
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AGENTS FOR RIcHMoY
VIOLA LOTION.

VIOLA LOTION.
For the prevention aud cure of CHAPPED
HANDS. ROUGH sKIE, SKIN ERCPIoNs-
ECZEMA. and ANNOYING ITCHING. and,
indeed. all kinds OF cutaueous disease5
This prescription was prescred by a cslo-
brated specialist Of Philadelphia for one Of
our well known citizens II accomplished
such wonderful results, and the calls upon
him for il were So numerous that be placed
the prescription In our hands to be com
pounded and sold az such a reasonable price
that all sufferers might await themselves OF rs
benefits. It can be had az low price and We
advise all sufferers TO try u.
Numerous testimonials could be obtained o.
Ito merits If desired
BODEKER BROsTHERs, Druggists.
enfil-tf 1914 Main street.
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sonEpILE IN EFgEfr pEc. ,. y
rONNFCrIONs.

Train Nd. so CONNECTS daily AZ Kcywius
fan Chase civ. GAINESVILLE, and Oxford.
Dgrhsm. Hcnde. and hnIe.sh cun-
m..f. sf Greensboro l0r Durham.
R4.cIgh. salem. and Winston. and oll points on
North Carolina DIVISION, 90 7ti. 'li} iot A'n-
rIia Unt Nprlngs and nI points n Western
North Caro.iaa. and al Charlotte i2r O.. q y
main No. 81 connects daily AZ Greene
boro' i0r Salem. Winston, Raleigh. 1oids-
e,r., and Nnr,npad CIV. 40 Salisbury f0i
A,htYUIc. Hut Springs Hnd Hu ponia a
Western North Carolina at Charlotte ~ oh
Charlotte. Columbia sud Augusta railroad ilr
Columbia. Augusta, Axiom. Charleston. w
.l.. InorltstiHc. Ca, Jacksonville aud 90. 2
rInr.,hr rDIrfs: ALSO with Carolina Cent
..Ir.ti fof " nmin4ipu.
lu.n- from fne south arrive 40 he hfnol
f151.u.. ana 800 pm.
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W. 10
General Manager.

DIEDMONT AIRLINE.
RICHMOND q DANYflLE RAILROAD.
SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE
40 lHE SOUTH.
PULLMAN sLEEpER- on ALL NIGHT
TRAINS.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DEC. d. 1888
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-03

EDITOR MEDuL-it may now be re-
garded as definitely settled that J Medill
will stay right here in Chicago and edit
his paper. 1t Is understood that the dis
appointment Of his heart consequent
upon losing the Paree mission will be
more than s0laced by the application Of
that busy ,eeming brain OF his toward
the perfection of Medills mechanical
mixer. What makes IL certain that he
has given up all hope is an editorial in
the THbuRc this morning condemning
the Infamous practice Of writing on Il
menu. "Fommes % tsrTe q lar mditre d
k0td when potatoes with yineSar-sauce
is meant Chicago Ne'es
AT present Mr.. John /. Sullivan Is re-
gsrded as the rightful champion pugilist
OF America The claims OF Kilrain or
Mitchell are nothing compared to the
popular conviction that Sullivan is a
better man than either Of them, But
there must be no bigotry in champions
methods. They cannot be choosers any
more than can beggars. -Nen York 6sn.
The Democratic journals Of Virginia
have trorted cut about a score OF cSndi.
dates for Governor IL is little early,
but they recognize the necessity OF
good start. A Republican candidate will
win the race next time, provided only,
there IS fair field Virginia 10 no lon
ger factor Of the Solid south VASE
lagi0A Pres
Lieutenant Hardtack 49," Well, my
man."
Seaman Gunner Weayils Please, sir,
the ships cut had mess of kittens in
Ia nine inch gun afore We left Brooklyn,
an Ia gunner's mate he says they 8 TOO
good 10 chuck al them niggers, sir -
Paak.
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POPULATION AID TRADE.-The an
nual addition 20 population Is now
I $50 600 yearly bg excess OF births over
deaths. 10 which immigration adds more
than 100000. Assuming for the moment
that prices have been unchanged. %
failure of business transactions TO IN
crease about % per cent IN volume
would indicate production, consumption,
and exchange of smaller quantities for
each inhabitant Now the volume OF al
transactions through clearing houses.
which Is an approximate though not ac-
curate indication of the magnitude OF AL
trade. has been about per cent smaller
during the past than during the proceed
inc wear Including all SORTS OF trade
speculaiive and other, the tide was there
fore considerably lower IN proportion to
population in 1855 than in 1881
The speculative transactions account
for nearly The whole of the decrease AT
New York alone il appears that sales OF
stocks amounted in market value 10
about S3.5OOOO00OO against $1,000 OoO, p
600 in the previous year, and If 1t be sup
posed that each sale gives rise 10 two
checks. the exchanges would be dimin-
isbed about s. 2OO,00OOOO by shrinkag
in stock speculation That is within
300 600 coo of the entire decrease during
the wear SO far az this indication is re-
liable business exclusive Of stock trans
actions would appear 10 have been about
lie same In volume in 1888 as IN 1851
although comparisons Of railroad trallic
and ether indications lead 10 the belief
that this years business has been greater
than that of 1887. An equal volume Of
trade. prices remaining the same would
imply some decrease in quantities Of
products exchanged for each inhabitant --
Ney York Commercial BaHetn.
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glICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
IA AND POTONAC RAILROAD ota.iult
commencing DECEMBER Eth. lr-'-ti.i''-
standard time: ......
no am. leaves Byrd street ration 0aI' u, 1.op-
only at Ashland Junction, H'nfo
and fredericksburg. sleeper q
Washington. Leaves Washington io
Now York NO 1850 ara.
fl,C7 am. leaves Byn, street sn.lor oHII, eN
cept sunday. Lcayal Na-nl1-i ~ iuf
New Yor, 40 $40 pn' faiiof ~HI le
sa,nm. leaves Hyrd-sfrcct uato- dpiy
sleeper t0 hrw York.
an. arrives a. Byr,d 5i, Get, station '1''
s4sp pun. ARRIVES g nyIa ,tree. s'at'a . a' ~
Junction. sleeper ll 90 " u'r -'
~ sd Dm. arrives no hyrifite. t.t. .t
EXCEPT sunday tuiuf tat itD~
Washington.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
40 pa. accommodation. leaves Hstd-sfr'.'
station arrives af AilI-ii % ID ~.
sOt on. leaves Eila; arrives af Ashland
8.i2 pa.
st6 avn. aoC, 1m0.aton, err,. n}
street stud2ui iea.cs Ase'1 'a. .i
$50 pm. srfiyes az Eba .esg.i Asl~al s
O.A'TAYiOR, Gcrcui Ic t-e'r
&. r. D. Mysas. 6erero. onn'.'..", .--
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO NOGI il,,I-.,.
TWO DAILY rnAiNo ~ Llhl lNil h1.
sCHEDULEIN fFIftl DUO NiEh-l. t'.
LEAVE RIDHHOND.
ana NJ DlUv.ri1 Richmond POI ID i.tr' burg
raI.Oad Leaves Petersburg ID l
A. ~ da.iyi arrive A'ro.8 30
a5OA NJ Daily. ga Richmond anl PETERSBURG
railroad AIut. Hf l.fr uiH l
An. N0.5 .elfef i.- nuf Na
A. NJ. f0r l'rmt. D.
hoaaoEa. Bristol. huuA t N.
p.iurs south Inn tr.f. l4AN.I OH
COACH In NADlDhn.
500 P. ~ Daily. f.a niraroul aul Pete Hlt.
railroad. Arrive, ni t.'.r.I- n.
BDp.M l.afta H.iti-IuIH 900 j
NJ. daily. arriving Aurl.A '" J..
~. tHROIOA CAR TO- N0t
FOLK.
railroad. araF. rt I..rI-1iia A'
$50 p. N,NOuut lilI. 'lII .i' D.
leaving pctDr.lH W I b.. N
for fHrmlNIN. lInl. lli.. I' .H'
pocahQui Bristol. ht"Nt i.
tauoo1u, aud ui lo.u.- r"N.h .h'
PULrMAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
IlJA,.
No.l-sleepng-car paor twr to ba tn
] without change. leaving lritr-Iil. li1 E.
/ $50 r. a. ia imam sleeper j. htAp-it
} Memphis. without chln.t. ,-
AO.3-PuNmau sleeper l1N.NN..It ' '
/ Orleans and Roanoke tJ thttiauJ st, "il4'"
Tickets. blrcage-c1ecis. aodsl Information
can be 0bta ned at ni hmuhi hni t.0
] Railroad depot w. 'fiN'i ''
street. and aI tno Company IS ou'-' ''l iis
MAIN ''''''' w.B. ALylLt
Ge7ca r.---nte. h-eui
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EDWIN BooTHs Monument Edwin
Booths magnificent gift TO The Play
ers in New York stands alone in thcat-
rical history He has expended fortune
mon the beautiful house in Gramercy
PARK. has decorated and furnished IL
sumptuously under artistic direction
has placed in IL his extraordinary col
lection of theatrical portraits and his
excellent dramatic library, and has pre-
sented It thus complete to the worthy
members of his profession as means TO
that Intellectual intercourse among Gull
tured men thar, as he said in his pre-
sentation speech, must inspire the hum
blest player with reverence for hls
vocation as one among the first OF me
arts-which, too, many regard as merely q
means TO the qualification Of selhshness
and vanity. "-PhHadelDha Imos.
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fANELIA C0UNTH0U5B TRAIN.
YOREA RIVER ITNE

DAILY EXCEPT sUNDA"
lhe fafOute Route tO bAilnpt
The steamers OF this Ane @e m aeF
beauty. tIeraucU. ana comfort.
fLeaFe Richmond 8.lO pm anl t.Y0 pm.
trr.te baltimore Arrivc kichT0nf
Fl.am qgl and lOAl am.
Lnavr Baltimore pm.
Fare hicumlnl OBJ Baltimore FIRST Nt
81. second class, Glg.
Te York Nler Line affords superior ~
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.rtts urnmuud near the close ol thn nhl .
tr.nsf,tl..s. tud arrive Ht baltimore cary
next m0fn.ug. aItDr having enlulel "a aelkL
.ul nights rest. lrue lruia tne aust and noise ll
0s.lnay travel
WEST POINT ACCONNODArlON.
Lave tlehmond ga So depot, - Van.
Arrive hl,. 4unl, " " i1 p.if
FDany. fUany except Sunday,
DpnOt ard uCkctuihco foot " virginia
street. up '0vn Office, corner Tenth and Wan
fgYl0y RANDOLPH. JAS. l.. rAYLoF
conc. Il Manager. Con. Pnss'r Ag'lf
EOf.FRt. JOS s.. POTTS.
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