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Train Ne. 20 connects daily az KoysVi.h
for Chase city. C'mksviie. end oxford
Durham. Henderson and Raleigh con
meets az Greensboro ilr Durham
Raleigh. Salem. and Winston, and at points q
NOrta Carolina Division. at Salisbury for Afh
Vile. Hot Springs and al point8 I'm Nesierl
North Carolina, and at Charlotte for c. {
A. Z. K.
Train No b connects daily a. Greene
boro' for Salon. Winston, Raleigh. Colds
boro, and Norehead City. ai Salisbury iol
Ashevine. Hot Springs, and all points 81
Western North Carolina; az Charlotte VIII
Charlotte. Columbia and AuElsis rAiirp-l TO-
CommD.a. Augusta. Aiken. Charleston. ey1a
rah. Thomasvllie. Ca. Jacksonville and Oflel
Florida points. also VITA Carolina Conifa
railroad for Wilmington.
Trains from the South arrive Of Richncnf
5.i5a.u. aud 1880 pm.
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At the present writing the great Lon
don strike promises to draw 2OO,OOO
laborers into the vortex OF the revolt.
O course. the larger the city the great
or the disaster IN such revolutions
against capital.
The shipping interest is paralyzed'
a d the strikers take courage from this
view Of their work. Tnis strike has
reason on the side of the strikers, as
the strikers claim, whiIeof course the
emplo, ers say that they can hold out
Itiss part Of the movement OF the
laboring CLASSES in England to 60 to-
wards something, they know not what
that may relieve them Of their alleged
wfougs.
The difficulty is confined within the
limits Of John Bull island, and the
deuse population Will intensity the
spirit q It. 1t will Try the best states
mansnip Of England s biggest men.
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NEW YORK State is all agog about the
electric plan Of killing condemned mu-
derers. Some newspapers oppose 1t.
doubtless tecause they will be inconti-
nentlv beaten out of a sue lurid system
of head lines. like ''Jerked to Eternity,
and the like.
But then the new plan opens new
nomenclature. WHAT is the matter
with Shocked to Sheol, or Wired TO
Satan?
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-28

WHEN Charley Foster went Junkel-
ting to inspect Indians the primitive
savage took the tiz" Of the Buckeye
statesman even as the dude photogra-
pher catcheth the portraits Of apromi-
nent society figure, and in the class'c
.'pidgin" dialect they called HIM Man
Proud OF His Tail Feathers.
Only those who have seen and heard
the gallant ex- Governor can Thoroughly
see the joke.
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PAOLA. new comic opera, is by sew
eral people, including Jab b)wski.
1t has bcea performed IN New York
and is described AS amusing The
critics say that some Of the music may
be by Jab,bouski, but explain learnedly
tha. most Of it is taken from other
sources.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-28

copies quite regularly the Prince VIII
liam corresponds nee to the pAiLi
TINES. but that it credits the TINES
" ith It Only semi-o ,casionaily. and that
the Gazette freqentiy vets credit for
the said correspondence by other papers
in which they are reproduced.
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THE Chicago Times Processes to have
discover, d that the Virginia Republican
"kickersr issued a secret circular to
their brethren to "be silent and as ne
glectful az they had been neglected. "
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ND no. 3, .s E5sia
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-28

THE people of Richmond begin to ac
knowledge the fact that the climate
here ha, changed, and that the oldest
inhabitant is night for once. The scien-
lists say that the reason Of IT Is the
immeuse growth Of trees since the close
of the war all over the areas that were
formerly cultivated.
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SARAH ALTHEA says that she wants to
be buried By the side of her husband
and the ribsld funeral reporter remarks
in a tone like the tap Of the gay under.
taker. " that she will have the sympa-
thy Of the public if she gets in at once.
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SPREcKELs appears again after a tenn
poiary Obscuration. Now he takes a
different view Of things lie IS OPP
posed to monopoly AMI wants to see the
public get It's rights.
1t looks az If Mr.. Sprcckels would
Ike to get inio the sugar combination
on the ground door. If he fights as
we'll as he talks he Will gain his poipt.
He prales Of beet sugar " with The
mention Of beating somebody.
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OWENS & MINOR DRUG co.
Wholesale apd Retail Druggists,
OPP. pOsTOFFICE. RICHMOND va.
OUR STOCK VI MINERAL WATER.

OUR STOCK OF MINERAL WATERS
IS large and complete. embracing nil iAe Zoe
mostic and lml ported Waters used ln lnis ste-
ton. Ne are agents Tor the .flr ul lNt
FAKAfN LiIHIA WATER and the
celebrated CHASE CITY MlNtkAL VA
, Err, which wc sell by tne gallon ana deliver
free ln any part Ol the clfy.
Persons using Lamp. Wiu consult men
safety hy burning our LLtDlltll -ll1ill
SAFELY Ola very li.h test, odofless and
economical oil
n you wish clean mouth sweet breath
and healthy gums. use OWENS a. MlNOA~
PHENOL AOUTllW WASH, wLi.u. together
with our KAlODONI IOOl H-iOM Drn,
forms the best deutiiice known.
We keep an kinds OF HAIR kil ~llE-.
CLOTHES BRUSHES. FLESH blti @lli-,
SHOE BRUSHES. NAIL Bkl SHE'S. IDOlu
BRI ~HE-. COMBS. etc.. etc aud, ln fHct
every IN lg found in mat class retail Drug
Store.
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS are an
cspe. .al feature Ofou business. and compc-
tent Pharmacists are always on hand. ANY
and night, 90 attend AN wants in tAis depart
meut
Alloidcrs Boy mail Tor DRUGS, MEDICINES,
PAINT ,Oii.-. WINDOW CLASS wAlfecciYe
our prompt attention.
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RAILROADS



edmond, FREDERrCKsBf,po
b sND POTOMAC RAILROAD cses@,,
commencing APRIL 2ist ltss - castor.
standard time;
1872 am. leaves Eyri street station daily. s.o,.
only ~ Asnarf Junction. fIto,T
and frC1erCNfurg sIocusr b,
Washington and Sow YORK.
llO7 an. l'sves Byrd street. station daily. On.
crIt sunday
625 n. .osges Ayra-1inea' station daily
deeper o. Now York.
$50 am. arrives o. bvrf-e'reet station fsNv
Sleeper fff IN Sew York.
a.55 pm. Strives az ngl street station da.,.
FfoIs az lIfffrCtffIrf NIfrr'
junction and Atl'f l. Sleeper from
Wash,ngfs % ANA hnH YORK.
1910 pm. arr'ves % isTrl-s.reoi station daily.
except sunday.
ASHLAND IHAfNs
DAILY rxCEFs errnAYs
6fs am. leaves Ella. Arrives ar Ashland Az
1883 am.
~ pa. scccm nctciion. leaves hyrc street
station aIIIfts et a n. tlI AZ l.n
s.Ot PM. leaves hl.4i lrfifs1 10 Ash .snd Al
ff5 pic.
6s5 ana. arrives Lia. Leaves Ashland sf 0 Is
hm.
s.35 am. a,colno5s 'ior. arrgea a. Byrd.
stree siaf 1n Ioar,' Ash.a1 az , .1
s.s9 pm. srrivos at E'ts leaves Ashland II
ca. TAYLOR. General Ticket Agent.
y y. ID. Asc.-s General elgs. nteltenl
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THAT able Californian who claims an
Invention for making leather "imper-
vious" must have been studying Ma
homes goatsbin politics.
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RatLROAD /.
~~o,rorU AND WESTERN RAIL

NohfoLh Arc ROAD. -
~Two DAILY TRAINS TO Noklun, 9,iInn2ac
TwO DAILY TRAINS ~ IL =, SN ia
srnrDiILE IN EFFECT NAY ~ iso''
LEAVE RiCHMoND' po,c,shure
$40 A. NJ. Daily. ga klcnnon'p s" ' 1915
A. NJ. daily; arrive Norfolk i'V'
eo A. NJ. DAILY. ria Richmond and retsrs1l1 1.s
''fV ~ - rolIread. Arrive M Peters ufK iVr,
No. leaves Petersburg 100
A. NJ Tor Farmvilie, Lynchp,si
Roarokc. Bristol. kn0xvile; H,n =, ~ n,
points south and West. ihNo'""
rOACH TO RAnfORD.
1901 a, nj, yia Eiehmond aud Petersburg
'''' ~" r,iirosd Arrives rt Fctcr-hug t'
I.OP. ~. leaves Peters0n-s o.iV y
NJ daily. arriving NOrfOA lusy
~ THROUGH CAR TO NOR
-,op A. DsiIv' ria Richmond and PETERSBURG
w. railroad. arriving az Pcttr-Duff AZ
-.5g =. NJ. connecting with Train NO
/, leaving Petersburg AT 40 T. N
Cor Farmyille. Lynchuurg, ltoanose
Pocahontss. Bristol. Knoxville, Chat
tauooea and al points south ah'
West. ......,, .
PULLMAN STEPPING CAR ACCOMAODA
TlONs.
No. i-seoTng-car Petersburg 20 nr,sp
without change. leaving Petersburg daiy 81
7.O z. ~. Pullman sleeper Lyncnouis q
Memphis. without change. A..
NO. 3 Pullman sleeper Lynchburx % Sew
Orleans. and Roanoke TO Chattanooga "i'hoa
Ticsets. baggage checks and al Information
can be Obtained ut Richmond and Peters out.
Railroad depot. A. ~. CAREERS. lDI NJ ~
street. and as the CCnpsny's ONCE sDl Et'l
''S'" '''''" w.B. BEylLL
General Pas ,Cugcr Agent
CHARLES G.. EDDY Vice President.
General Office. Roanoke. VA.
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Very respectfully.
". q. LYONS. Barber,
~. Charles / Otel. NlchmOHl. Nn.

"Don't put OF until tomorrow hat which
you ausht 10 o. to-day Pro-.
Don't put on taking ut.DAt IDS COUCH
SYRUP until your ugh has settled deep IN
10 your lungs n- ~ isd0m.
AN ulce Of preventative b. better than "A
round OF cure 30 a bottle oi Dr.. DANiD'~
COZ Oil >YtuPis better than hundred
worthless compounds.
lex Headache permanently cured by Or.
DANlD'S LIVER PILLS. aus
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rO2 NEv YORK.
....r.fs e.sa Nohwon4 Ef cry ICk.
DAY ald FRIDAY at b p.u.
Steamers I-tV. New YORK INr t.t1mol'
sYEHy WAnaa "a AZ ,....o, ', y a.
'..I p. Ia.; arrltlua bon .-l-n---li eo-' % I A-'
IEiDA y mNrIlntd,
PASSENGER accommodations uuaLr passed.
Cabin fare tO Sew i-rh via = ames iifei 90
route Including meals ana pc, ~ ,.'.. ~ 7"
npull-trlp tickets limited 10 thirty aay3
after ilIe ll Issue. ...,t....,ts.t..ttttt IA t
atceF4lt WIN sluiI e-...'s.....tttt, 70
sfeeIaEc. W.fnN lL taNeIl.trlet. .tttt t.t f
Cabin isse Fia Lntsapea ard Chic fa'.-
IIaI.......s. .t.t.t..f. .+.t.t.t., i-
C4bil fare via RioniA.nd and rt.e-soafE
rl road .... .....t...tt. tt.stt.. P. -.
T.caots can De oD.aIned at A. W. o arler g
QVJ Nam street enc .AptaAe hlu oDio hNt
Richmond aud Petersburg dcuCf8. and 81 or.
playa olccs, l.Di Aain street, and wharf
Rockets.
Freglt8 forwarded ANA tnIough nlils OF lsd
Ing .slel for poicts beyond SOW YORK.
Freight received daily until hOlr OF sailing
pfsslnyar7 leaving Richmond On HDh
DAYs.ID LoDA Ye.W EDh EoDA Ht.IhL rs
DAYS. and SATURDAYS Dy the Chesapeake
g. Oni0rlIiWa. CA Newport hoWsi4t $50 a. t,.
and 3 pm Uy tillh0u1 and Petersburg raii-
r0-- sl.ls llyJ 10 e. iu -.u.. Will male ccaneC-
ti0r at NORFOLK rltl steamer leaving thce'
GEORGE ". ALLEN 8 Co.. Asonts,
No. 1901 Main street. and
Sly left CompanYa ~ hart. Rockets
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COZ 20
PANX'5
JAMES RIVER LINE FOR
OLD POINT NOht yLn. PORTS hyD ia.
NEWPORT rnW5. CLANLMDaI,
AND JANIS BrV Eh LAND
in1c DIRECT.
AND ONLY DIRECT ROUTE WITHOUT
TRAN5fEH OR CHANGE OF
ANY KIND.
CONNECTIONS:
AtOLD POINT NORFOLK. closely with al
lines Iur na LmOre. Philadelphia. and Nc"
Ork same afternoons also, 40 Norfolk lDf
Eastern kOrl Carolina and tLo South.
AT WPOhl NEWS ter hami Ton, and
And al CLAREMONT with the Atlantic s
Danylllo railroad tor Wayery. Hicfsiord. &c
ONLY ALL WATER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
GREAT TOT list iiaL.
J4MESTOWE, DUTCH GAP. AND WAh
SCENERY.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
RATES LESS THAN HALF ChAk0 Ed b
RAIL LIN L5.
FIRSl-CLAsS MEALS.
Tie elegant and fast steamer
ARIEL
carrying United 1mtes MsiD,
CAPTAIN DEKO.
leaves Richmond every
MONDAY. WEDH t1DAY, AND FRI DAY
AT An. aIkELl-CAhS CONNECT IN
FULL TIME tor ab0ye-named places, arrF
ing az Norfolk about so pm. Returning
the steamer leaves norfolk. OH Point anc
Newport News on alternate days, arriving 81
Richmond about 5.D pm.
IhrOuEl tickets % anDtt-nlmcd p0nfe o.
sac on steamer and 40 CARRIER Agency, NJ
loJ Main street. bagylgg checked tlrOugr
sTATE.ROOHs ENGAGED FOX DAY
OK NIGHT.
FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk Ports
mouth, smitnne.c. Hampton, Old Point, " Az
erly. and hieksfOrd. Va. Washington, b. C..
NeWbcrne. Washington, aud iuuOrO, n. C.,
all stations on Atlantic i Danyliie railroad,
,eabOarl q Roanoke lroad, Norfolk south
ern railroad, and Eastern North CaroIls
generally , also, Tor Eastern SHORE Of Flrguu
aud all regular landlDgl On the James liver
at LOW ESr Raj Is. and through bills 10
sued.
LUCiEN %. rATUA. Nlce-Prtslienl,
No. gil7 Main street aud kockofts,
lavIN WsIsiGER. freight and Passenger AT
tmy29-tf
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Eailu Gimiro.
PUBLISHED BY THE TINES COhPANf
OFFICE: COL EAST MAIN sIRAs4
RICHMOND. VA.
TIE DAILY TIN -.
CRY Duf.fv nKN.

CITY Dtiifhhfs
Delivered m any part Of the si,v and MAI
soeuei o., carriers at ~ Genus per week.
Persons icsiring me 1Inrs ds"vsred "
laelr homes can secure y by psstsl earl y
oucst or order through telsphsns Ne. s4s
whom delivery j. irregular immediate com
,t,,nt ,hould be MADE 20 ths Office. The adj
,ress may be changed as desired, II Sfs ne
.sLen In al cas,s 10 mention the sid 'ho
ssw address
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4 NEW STYLE OF AD.-The attempt
to get up a due in New York in order
70 call attention to that town as a pOssl-
be site for the quadricenleunIal of the
discovery of America WAS lamentable
fizxle. as It deserved to be. Everything
was as ready TO hand a. could be Capt.
| Wilhelm. photographer. denounced NJ.
| d. RitterhOuse. hop salesman. Is "a
| l-r. Mr.. Rtterhouse reIOrted that
Captain Wilhelm had good deal OF
cheek for a mere plcture-maker. Then
they talked back and forth for
quite while, and finally the
hop salesman said he would have
to demand satisfaction, aud the
photographer said all right. he was
ready. Now. could an, thing be hanoler
than thatl They NAMED swords and
made the date for Clifton and Frida,
morning. OF course. those who knew
about it expected a real nice CORY time.
Dir. Ritter house, however, sent word.
presenting his compliment. ard beg
cling to be excused. Oh .ne ground
Of severe iOO,hdche. caused 10y
his fellow boarders bathing his head IN
ice. water the night before. One of
the seconds had a pam in his ear, and
OF course couldn't come. and the
other was just obliged TO take a run
over into Connecticut. Captain Will
helm claims to have received word
that the affair had been postponed on
account of the weather and SO the
whole thing iizzled out, just as any New
York scheme does when 1t starts of
with big hurrah, Chicago NerS.
The HowLING BURROWS OF KALAAIA-
zOo.-We congratulate our fellow cstl-
gems in the Third Congressional District
of Louisiana upon the treat IN store for
them. The Hon. julius C1sar Burrows.
whom the Wolverines aifectiouately
call The Calliope Of Kalamazoo, is going
10 give an exhibition of his powers as
long distance orator in the Pelican
State. The mighty Julius is equalled
by few aud exceled by none as a hust-
Ter. and when II is his night for how
ling the wolves SINK with dropping
tails aud eyes OF shame into the :hick-
est thicket Of the forest; and even the
cynical loon holds his whist. ana the
misunderstood and melancholy .cka.s
forbears 10 practice his vocal wllCherios |
uDpn tie ighurg4le. Ii IS true hat /
the night gale is rare uI d in these
United States. but uOi distinctly less
precious TIA the Calllope II kalama.
zoo. Louisiana is in the lushest kiud of
luck Nee York Sun. !
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THE EARNINGS OF THE FAIR.-At the
Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia
there were 99l0.966 persons admitted
through the turnstilos.
The population of the whole country
was then about 40 COO COO. and that Of
Philadelphia about ! 900 900. The popu-
lation Of the whole country is now
about G5.COO OOc. and will be greater in
1892. The population Of New York and
its suburban cities is about 5000 600.
1t is very safe to say, therefore, that
the ga .e admission Of the World FAIR
of 1899 will show an increase Of at least
fifty per cent. over the Philadelphia
figures. or. say. - 100000 admissions in
ali. which at half dollar each. will
contribute s. 900 600 towands defraying
the expenses Of the fair.-Nc'c YORK.
World.
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a perfeel eure of ny.nersla.

a perfect cure Of Dyspepsia:
RICHMOND, "a, April 80, lss0.
M H T. Hardy.
Dear SILL have been afflicted with dys-
pepsia for many yeas. anu tfc teddy intelll-
gent physicians who prescribed various
remedies. but / experienced no relief until
used your Chase city Mineral Water. IL
benefited me more than all other remedies
combined. do not now suffer the least nom
dyspei STA. have been using your water for
nearly year and ia my ease 10 has made
CURE.
A.lst| ...ff t.IN
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"Qulv wants 10 be- President. Aud
he ~ ants il JUST about As bad a. the
swali boy without a penny desires all
the sweetmeats IN caudy store.
Everything must 20 to satisfy the crav-
INK. Philadelphia Record.
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A London cable dispatch SAYS that the
strike which was begun by the dock
lahorers, aud which subsequently,
spread 10 the carmen. has now extended
TO the Thames iron workers. and the
gas stokers threaten to join forces with
the strikers
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RIcHMoND, Va, April -. 1855.
NJ. b. T. Hardy, Chase C,y. va;
My Dear ~ir,-l have used with special
benefit. for relief Of the kidneys OF an excess
ofurlc acid. ana other equity ind cations. aud
as "a preventative Of udlg stiOu the Chase
city Mineral Water. and commend 10 without
hesitation. The water at the same time Is
delightful 70 the taste.
JOHN OFT
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RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AEB
POTOMAC.

Only TWELVE HOURS BETWEEN
EllHMorD ArU BALTIMORE
~ kAth DIRECTION.
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The blirel imp of Niagara and the
bridge jumper are still hunting cheap
notnrlelX.
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THE Trust TOUCHES BOTTOM There
is still another noticeable circumstance
to be reported in the development Of
the trust.making movement. and it
happens 10 have occurred IN England .
the land of no tariff
Ii has been announced in London
that an amalgamati0n is proposed Of all
the great metropolitan b. keries. nearly
800 in number into a trust 10 be known
as the London Bread Union, in order.
as it is said. TO obtain control of the
retail bread market and regulate
prices. The spirit OF trusts evidently is
not stopped by public denunciation. nor
by the invocation of the law, nor by
the lack of protective tariff, from
boldly Offering TO attempt the most ex-
treme crime Of which the consOlida-
tiODists can be imagined capable. name
ly-tbe mOnopollzation of the trade in
the most n' cessary article Of food
known. Bread Ii technically the staff
OF life. yet. regardless Of all moral or
sentimental considerations. the London
bakers hope 10 establish a bread trust
Neir York sun.
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THE GREAT ENT.-The dis
patches from Milwaukee. published this
morning. show that the Grams Army
Encampment has begun with full assur-
ance of success The visitors numbered
over 40 600. and to day s and to-mor-
row S accessiOrs are expected to BRING
the number NJ to nearly 100000. OF
whom. 50 GOO viii he Grand Army men.
The city j. spleudldly decorated for the
occasion. beng mass Of bunting. ban
ners and portraits. and the enterprising
Northwest il trying to Guido all former
efforts in the entertainment. Of the vet
erans.- Baltimore American.
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The World sees as a joke the follow
ing attempt Of G.. o. p. organ:
Tine most excellent jest is contained
in the declaration that there should
be a strong Civii-Service-Reiorm plank
in the platform Of the New York State
Republican cOnventonthis year.
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GENERAL SHERMAN S NIGHTMARE
Marching Through Georges" appears
to act like a nightmare on General
Sherman, and in consequence all the
bands at the approaching Milwaukee
encampment have been requested
to refrain from playing that popular
air on the occasion Of his visit. Gen
eral Sherman j. tired Of hearing that
musical chestnut. and we do not blame
him. 1t is hoary with age, and is sug
gestlve II fire. vandalism and dcvasta-
non. The grim old warrior i entitled
TO something that has not been worn 6
the fra gmenfasy proportions of an
ancient army sitter Baltimore Herdid
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+AnELIA coraTHor.a mn.

Le57e Rilhmcnl..-. -..............- % nm
tCLoyER ACCOMMODATIONS.
Leave Richmond. ......,..-.. ...... OIL. . ~ a.H
Arrive Manchester ................. 1.IOp.u
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AN EXTRA SESSION A Washington
dispatch to the Baltimore Herald con.
tans the following: 1t is now stated
with a great degree Of positiveness that
the flfty-frst Congress, will be com
mended to assemble on Monday, the
2let of October.
Prominent Republicans who have
visited Deer Pack for the express pur-
pose Of getting definite information
from the President as to the date of the
called session Of Congress report that
he gave them October 81 as the day d, o.
termiued upon. They say tie proc
lamatiOn will be issued about October
! that.the President has informed him
self fully as to the status Of the four
new States and the time that VIII be
required TO get returns from their elec
tions. He is convinced that the re-
turns can be received in time for the
senators and representatives, elected
from those States to take their seats by
the latter part of October.
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COLONEL WATTiRsON AND CORPORAL
TANNER. " Touching certain sour
ullOus references TO the editor OF the
Courier Journal made IN speech de
hyeied at Cnautauqua lat Saturday,
BY the Commissioner of Pensions, Nc
have to say that it Ii di-grac ful TO the
administration and blot upon the pub
lie service Of the country that a man
capable Of making an attack So wanton
and indecent upon any one. and
most of al upon one whom
he does not personally know,
and who has given him no cause for pri-
vate grief OF ehense. should hold an
office of importance under the govern
mrnt. No circumstance could better
illustrate the II Tlt OF the agrariau raid
upon the treasury proposed IN the name
OF patriotism. or the character of the
individual who leads it, than the loose
gabb,e Of this sponsIble blackguard.
Mir. WauersOn cannot be expected to
engage in a mud-battle with Mr. Tan
ner. Courier Journal.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-28

FLFCTROsION AND EnIX1R.-lt is a
curious fact that two discussions.
which are the antirodes of each other.
should be raging almost at the same
time. The investigation was scarcely
over as to the swlflness and painless
ness Of electrosion in stopping HE
when Juror spteid through the c0uu-
try 81. to the possibility of proloneine
existence Indefinitely. The excitement
raised by Bourke Cochran bad hardly
died out when that caused by Brown
Sequard spread with amazing rapldlty
-Ncw York Journal