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

King George M Of England hal "a watch
not larger than Eve cent piece Which hal
30 parts. the whole NOT weighing qnlto 20
much as a ten cent piece
In the great museum at Lonioa isa small
watch, a hundred years oil or more n the
shape Of on apple The golden outside is
adorned with grains of pearl
In la Swiss museum is "a watch only three
sixteenths Of an inch in diameter, inserted m
the top Of pencil ease lts uny dial not
only indicates hours. MINUTES and seconds.
but also the day of the month";
The rarest collection OF Oh watches m ue
United States. ii not in the world -ownoi
by Giovanni r. Morosn. at hfngtou on
the Hudson. He has from go % 1000 worth
about 5000
About on3 hundred years acoa man named
Droz made O. very curious clock. Cp9n the
top Eat a negro, d shepherd and q dog. When
the clock struck tho negro PLAYED SIX tunes
upon a hute. and the dog moved towards him
rs though glad 10 .oe him.
The Swiss watchmakors havo invented
watch for the blind. 4 small peg is set in
tho middle OF each figure. When the hour
hand is moving towards given hour the
peg for that hour drops The person fuls
the pes is down, and then counts back TO
twelve
Catherine I Of Russia had q musical watch.
IN tho interior was the Holy sepuichor aud
the Roman guard By touching spring tic
stones moved away from tho door Of the sep
dlcher, the guard kneolqd down. ANGELS ap
peared and the holy woman stepped into th.
tomb and sang the Easter song Of the Rus
sian chmchss.
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Wallace Dunlau, Pan Handle brake
mau, has invented home tslesraphic sys-
nm, which BE- -ss ID operation in the neigh
aorhood ia which ho lives IN this city. In
.ach houss IS telegraph instrument, and the
men and their wives are operators The dif
fercnt families communicate with each other
by electricity, carrying on their converse.
t.ons a. II tlcy had all assembled under ono
roof IL ono engine man receives a call 10 90
out on the road be notifies his fireman by
wire. Tie inveliorai,o has bis house guard
cd against burglars b. numerous wires, so
that Tie touching Of q door or window sets
bells 10 juggling ia every part Of the bailding.
Each m-n oa tie circUit pays BIS own ex-
penses 10 officers draw large salaries and
no dividends are declared. indianapolis Cor
Chicago Tribune.
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ccURTsD DEATH IN His SLEEP.
walking Along the Gutter Sin Stories from
the Sidewalk.

4 rap at The door
Il was lO o'clock at night The technology
students who occupy room on tho second
door Of a TfemouW boarding house, rot
.ar from Worcester street. were about 60 ic.
tire They supposed the rap was made by
some school friend oud accordingly shouted.
Gone in
The door slowly opened and revealed tho
OUTLINES Of q gunt figure in white Tue face
was elastiy pale.
Tho boys spraus 20 their feet Tho figure
-lidel into the room, and faint voice gaspsd
"Helio. Toys"
Astouudoi ronplused. almost specifies.
the boys recognized the fsce and voice ot
friend whom they supposed TO be lying az hi'
home, q bali dozen miles away, critically ID
with dclirious fever
Is that you. -"
YES replied the weaker voice.
How. for heavens sake, did you get Id
here IN that garb"
"Wen, boys, hardly know lh try 20 tell
you about it, and lac sunk into a CHAIR
shiyoring with the cold They wrapped hini
ia oyercoats. and DC went on osay macra1ei
sort Of q way that the last DE remembered
was dropping toslocpin hisown bel at home
suddenly De was nwatcued by something
striking him on tho head. aud ho found hio-
self in a strange house, cropping about The
aallway In bis night robe.
He beard voices Ie went down flight OBJ
stairs and listened at door,
lie recoenized the voices They were those
Of friends at the institute. Hearing them,
be knew where Ore was and raped at thc
door,
But how d.d you sat into the louse'
u DON'T know. have uo recollection of
ANYTHING more than lhaye tod yo1 and
overcome with bis cxertious, be- SINK back 100
a stupor The boys applied what ro-i0ra-
tives hey bad at hand, and. bringing LIm
partly 90 himself they clothed hn DO sa'
menr, from their wardrobe and carried h.m
home IT, hycd Sis houses away m the
anne block They walked AIm uu the stops
and ran- neLI The parity Hes uhrmi
into The hal hY t4s servant. ana ,arc tA.
nyalMs mo.hel cu.uu.ed Der 0n. "ham
she supposed % BE- lying asleep Do bed up
stairs
The Technology boy. explained as tar as
thev werecb.e. Il. amazed aAd thoroughly
rehtencl mother FASTENED h.f hor up s'4Is
and Co. bel a-.n. when There -he found tl-
lrst clan Oh thl solution ci tle mystery OFT
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OUR COMMERCE

Colonel A. q. Dickinson, Of New
York, 80 his address before the Ameri-
can shipping and Industrial League,
says. among other practical things that
"our maritime fleet in the foreign trade
to-day has not more tonnage nor SO high
trade balancing power as eighty years
ago. Notwithstanding we have eight
times the population and twice the par
capita Of foreign freighting TO do Have
you any doubt OF this: Step on board
Of one Of the magnificent British, French
OF German passenger steamships that
leave New York for foreign ports every
once or twice week, and take "a trip
across the Atlantic ocean. Before you
leave the harbor take what may be your
last look al the American flag, for the
chances are ten 70 one that you will mol
see IL again in your journeys on the
vastly deep. Stand on the deck some
fair day. when the lookout has described
number of sails, and cast your eyes
over the seemingly boundless extent of
water and YOU will see to the right left
and llaboui YOU ships blowing their way
through the rolling pillows 20 different
pors, all are laden with the rich stores
OF various lands, some of them with
those Of our own, and they seem like
argosies Of promise, OF happiness, and
plenty raise you eyes 10 their masts, IN
the hope Of seeing the flag you love the
starry emblem Of your own dear land,
and disappointment, is your portion.
The stars and stripes are as rarely to be
seen on the Atlantic ocean as the hag Of
piracy
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JACKSON AND CLEyEhAND.-"Grover
Cleveland was always plain, blunt, in
dependent, self-reliant man, remarks
the Boston Globe, which we take TO be in
the nature OF a compliment 10 the Presi-
dent
II we remember right, it was said Of
Andrew Jackson. 1t is compliment
suggestive of robust and wholesome viz
tues, with the possession OF which any
man, even the most arrant hyprocrile
likes 10 be credited
There are few men in our history who
possessed them in so marked degree as
jackson, and, as rule, be exercised
them in right directions, and always
honestly. With all his rugged qualities,
however, that made him al times an un-
pleasant man 10. encounter Andrew
Jackson was sympathetic 10 a fault with
the people and with his friends, of whom
he had MANY, and was AS accessible as
the plsinest bluniest of them ALL
Washington Pest.
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OWENS & MINOR
DRUG COMP ANY,
Wholesale and Retail
Druggists,
1907 MAIN ST,
1907 MAIN ST,
OPPOSITE PosToFPICE

KEEPS % large and wollselectel stock of fancy
TOILET SOAPS and PERFUMES COSML
TICS. FACE POWDERS. BALAis audail kinds
of beautiful fine English, French and American
HAIRBRUsHEs. CLOTH BRUSHES, FLESH
BRUSHES. SHOE BRUSHES, TOOTH and
NAIL BRUSHES.
We keen all the year round PLUSH CASES
suitable for Bridal Presents as well as Ladies
and Gontiemen's travelling sois.
All kinds or MINERAL WATERS both az
whOlesaicanl retail. Wemeagcnts lorthe now
iustly,elcbmted Uyspepsacure.' uA5EClIf
LITHIA WATER. which wo deliver iu ans
part of the city for 2j cents per gallon. Per
sons suffering with Kidney affection viii do
wcu o. drink this water eely.
Wc make q speciality OF fitting TRJssEo
ana keep O. full stock always 90 hand, also
SHOULDER BRACES and CLUTCHES, oil
kinds aud prices.
Wo hayeall the loading brands OF CHEWING
TOBACCO. and keep nice line OF CIGARS.
Give our PLANTATION CIGARa trial Re-
member 90 Try our ELLIE BLY, CHEWING
TOBACCO.
Physicians prescriptions carefully prepared
Dy C0mDefeut Pharmacists. ANA none Dut lnr
PrREsT MEDICINES USED.
Persons contemplating having painting done
ought 90 call ana 80 "a Ol B. Cara and prices
VI Nadc,W0rfl'- Silica Paint which IS Better
and cheap' than Lead and OIL
Please r0Meu bor tuat Oreyefythin1 usually
found iu frst-cass wholesale and retail drug
store. 90 o.
Owens & Minor Drug Co.
OPPOSITE PosTOFFIcE
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tANaLIA c0UAIH0U-E mn.
YORIA RIVER

fTmili Daily steamer II.Ncehy.
The Fayoute Route 90 halUmoi
The steamers OK this uue are m"Ge6 oi
beauty. elegance. and COMFORT
+LcaVo Richmond Tuesday Thursday unl
Saturday az i.2N p.m.
Arrive baltimore Ainte hch'lulc
s.gam lrfN
Leave Baltimore Tuesday Thursday and Sat
urlay at ipm
Fare Richmond 20 Baltimore First Glass
g., second class. tl6N
The York River Line affords superior Ad
vantagcs 10 business men in enabling then ID
leave Richmond near Che close of thg day
transactions. aua arrive 0t baltimore thll.
next morning, AFTER having enjoyed delight
ful nights rest. tree from the dust and noise Of
railway travel.
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATION.
Lave Richmond t2jd Sc. depot. % i0s.m
Arrive Richmond f5 I'D Pm
sOaNy. fDaly except sunday,
Depot and tlck0t-ofico foot ~ Virgins
street, up iown Office, corner Tenth and ha.r
streets.
PEYIJN RANDOLPH. JAS. l.. TAYLOR
Gene. al Manager. Cen fI-s'r Agent
8OL.HAA8 Jos. IS. POTTS,
Traffic MANAGE Div. pass'r Agoul
nOit hi'nm0nd Va
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RAIL DAD
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL
\ WAY COMPANY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT FEBRUARY l0rn,
lt-H


LEAVE RICHMOND.
enAN For Norf llk. Od Point aud New
rnrt News. daily.
uos A N Tnr uph Mnh Tor Cincinnati and
IOui.yil O. Dauy. Norfolk 90 CHI
ton Forge. daily except sunday,
clifton Forge 90 Cincinnati. lla
train 20 Cincinnati Central Union
stat oD. puima Buffet -Icening
Car Charlottesville 90 inc matt
$50 p. NJ. anroush Man tor Norioik. ola
Point and Newport Nows dfly
400 r. NJ GOrd0usfilin accommodate daily
except sunday.
500 T. NJ Fa-t txpro,s for Cincinnati and
Louisville daii. COnrcefs in ie -
trail Union 4 .scnscr >fl iO1. Gin
emma g Tor fho west uni North
ives and 90 lninn STATION, lou So
vil.e. far the West aud Southwest.
Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cats Co.
Cincinnati ADD LOUSY lc.
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
SD \. N. From Gordousvlic, daily except
SIniay
1855 A. VI. rom Norfolk ami Ola Point dHiI D..
1913 4. N. From Cincinnati and Louisville.
Il fly tNcert sunday. wc-t OF CHE
I'm Forge. daily cast OF clifton
Forge.
sos p. w. From Norfolk ard Old Point. daily.
eOO i. ~ From Cincinnati aud Louis DE,
daily.
station Broad street noar Seventeenth.
Illk, t-0fhCr; Corner Tenth ana Main and
railway station. n. w. FULLER
General Passenger Agent
Ut ODELL. General Nawgar
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IL CARoN was soldier during the
war. He was mustered into Company
A, Fifteenth Pennsylvania Cavalry a. a
bugler on August 80, 1862, and promoted
to chief lugler on November !, 1861. lie
Caron continued as chief bugler until
September 10, 1854, when he was pro-
NOTED TO second Lieutenant of the Thir-
teenth Regiment, United States colored
troops, and further promoted on March
"a. 1868, 10 first lieutenant of same regi-
ment in which position he remained un-
til January 10, 1856 when he was mus.
tered out
We remember a passage in history that
tells how Hannibal caught Roman
bugler, who claimed the slim privilege OF
life because he did not fight. No,
said Hannibal, but you caused other
people TO DO it with your damnable horn,
and hence thou shalt die
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We sincerely hope that our esteemed
and valued friend, Attorney-General
Ayers will take clear view Of that
question between the Norfolk and
Western Railroad Company and the Ter
minal Company Any war be-
tween two great corporations can
be settled easily enough without
bringing the Aitorney-General of the
State into il, and the imprudent attempt
TO get him mixed up in it should be
met With an official refusal, that will
simply leave the corporations to find
another way provided by law in which
TO settle their difficulties
As we said before, the State IS
fortunate in having in Atorney-General
Ayers az officer of approved capacity
and undoubied honor, and we look TO
see him promptly decline to be made the
tool Of corporation just seeking 10
damage another concern byatrick OF the
laws delav
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CONNECTIONS

Train No 81 connects daly et KoYsviIr
for Chase CITY. CWSqrllc. and Oxford.
Durham. Hcnde. s0n and Raleigh CON
meets NJ Greensboro i9r Durham
Raleigh. salem. and Winston. and an points 0r
North Carolina Division. at salisbury for Ash.
Vile. Hot Springs and aI points ln Western
North Carolina. and at Charlotte Tor Co. 4
4. h. II.
Train No 81 connects daily 40 Greens
borO' for Salem, Winston. Raleigh. Colds
b0r0'. and MOrelead CTS ut salisbury ioi
Asnovuc. Hot Springs and ah points 81
Western North Carolina, at Charlotte VIII
Charlotte. Columbia frd Augusta railroad lof
Columbia Augusta. Aiken, Charleston, swan
nah, lh0masfiiI e., ou.. Jag ksonfi.l e ana otl,
Florida points. also with Carolina Cenfu
railroad fgr Wilmington.
Trains from the South arrive NJ hchnonc
ili..m. md l.I nm
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The social question Of treating be
comes an important one when Prombf-
tionisis assault the community with a
proposed rule, that people viii not &C.
cept
The manners and habits OF men with.
in the pale IF what is called "sumptuary
laws cannot well be controlled BY
government
We want 10 bring 10 bear on This
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question q practical idea that can solve
the difficulty.
II people will stop trying to hn'ldoae
their neighhors and institute moral
and reasonable reform, the whole eNi'
can be so far mitigaied that only The
lost yagrsnts Of community viii suher
from liquor. Let all the people simply
agree that The courtesy of treating TO
drinks shall stop, and at one moment
we will find that temperate
and sensible control will prevail in the
matter of drinking. Why should we
mincc this matter; The hest way is to
come down TO the bedrock Of the diiil-
Guilty and the real point at which we can
direc, the moral influence Of reform Is
the habit Of interchanging compliments
with whisky and beer.
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The Courter-Journal says Of such men
as Caron that IL has long been the curse
and weakness of lreland's cause that
traitors have contrived 10 pose as her
friends and TO obtain such positions Of
trust and confidence as 10 be able TO be-
tray the men with whom they pretended
TO cooperate. When facts are wanting
these traitors have usually been found
possessed Of fertile imaginations upon
which they could draw at will for ma
terialtO round out a story.
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THE American representatives OF the
scotch.Irish people will hold a congress
in Columbus, Tenn, in May next y
learned contemporary says that the in.
fuenco of the Scotch-Irish race has been
particularly marked upon American in-
stitutions. One has only 10 recall The
names of Andrew Jackson, Horace
Greeley, Robert Fulton, A. 7 Stewart
and Robert Bonner as representatives
Of totally different callings TO see that
this is So But more especially in
the Southern States has the power of
this race been felt. The population Of
many of these States is largely Of Scotch
Irsh parentage, as the names and Gus
toms Of the people still bear ample proof.
A meeting, therefore, Of Scotch-lrish
people. TO be addressed by the Rev. DR..
John Hall and some of the most eminent
scholars OF the world viii OF necessity
be gathering Of great historical and
social importance
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Rernittances should be made by drafts
checks. postoaicc orders OF registered letior
PAYABLE 70
TlMEs PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Richmond. Va
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ADVERTISING RATES

~ Reading notices IN readinS-mattef 'yPe
= cents ror line. Nouparen leaded' IL cents
q line.
CIV ants. marriage and death notices not
exceeding eight lines p cents 'ach insertion
- -pecisl contract rates furnished on ap
plicaiion.
,rs,on sales. Legal Notices aud Amuse
m -. Ndvertisements 81 per mon eAch
assertion.
r .,, Al me Richmond VA Postoffc
q tsud-0 lass waite.
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THE Augusta Ne.es calls attention to
tie character Of Powell Clayton is one
of the vultures that infested the South
and fed on the remains Of the war Of
course the Southern people want Clay
ton s murderer caught and hung, but what
we objectto is that some Of the Northern
newspapers accept the kites, like the
Claytons. as typical good citizens and
try to make out that all the Southern
people are responsible for crime which
Is the logical result Of putting such peo'
pie in the political field and backing
them with Northern influence
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DRUGS. MEDICINES, &c.
WHAT AN OLD MAN, ~ YEARS OF AGE,
HAS II . - y
,n~gruyINg TUT
Chase City Mineral Water.
FonxLANp. Norr,wAy County. ".


August -, le56.
~. Y p Nudg. CfG.e Cifg. fd.
-fr.- 7. rmauy years ! suicrc very much
Or m dyspepsia. ~ith its complications. such
ass neNcu ness, neuralgia. indlg. .titn, consul
patton. liver affection. etc.. until became al
most confirmed Invalid. lurun the time
was fffatedh intelligent physici ms. whulfe-
sciilfd Naiiuhs remedies. ! used born uiNli
aId other min, mi nftcfs. also Dr. warner i
.r'rn'nfch ti1cr nud hit.cy turc, nH 10 h"'
lttlc advantage.
h'aring 90 your ncwiy-discoNcrcd 'thas.
lily Mineral NAtor." sent tor aud obtained
case oi lt. lasted me ab NO three weeks
during witch tune ! iMpr we'd 80 mui a' t'
ue aoie ~ leave home. which l hai not pe,h
no % 10 du or months previous. then wen ~
tnase lityaud continued the use OF the wafer
ift>h from he wei, for tOur weeks. " men
gave me more real benefit than ail iiie othti
remedies cOmhln d. My nerves were soon
quoted, could sleep wei night. my gloomy
fears .nn fore holdings vanished. my mlnd ne
came bright and cheerful, I uld enjoy inc
90 Wrany of my friend. (Which before avoid
tu. WN appetite ( creased. ms digestion
greatly improved lsO fuat Old eat a.mus
any kin1 N food with punity the cons'lpa
0u was relieved. and the idncy affection
realty benefited Of which | attribute i
Use 90 your mineral waicr.
must say, in conclusion. THAT consider me
discovery Of his water ~ iHny ~ 0NifN0
tnD1HfY Away with your drugs aud nos
truus, Go 90 nature, fountain Of heath
Driuk of Dos healing water 60 a,hs, ana De-
made whole" j. o.. POWEL
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The death of Prince Rudolph will
cause some serious embarrassments in
European politics lie was-a strong ad-
yocate Of the Triple Alliance Prince
Karl Ludwig however, the elder brother
of Franz Joseph and the successor to the
throne. is no friend of Germany or the
Alliance. Both he and his son Franz
are pronounced in their anti-German
tendencies, and are known to favor close
relations with Russia. Prince Karl is on
terms Of intimacy with the Car, and
Young Franz, who may be acknowledged
as Crown Prince by the abdication Of his
father. has unbounded admiration for the
reigning family as we'll as the instilu
lions OF Russia
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gtyr Jailp Ginfa.
PUBLISHED EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR
ny THE TIMES PUBLIcHIN0 COM
pANy. OFFICER SEQ EAST MAIN STREET
RICHMOND. VA.
THE DAILY TINES.
CITY DELIVERY.

Delivered in any part Of the city and Man
chester by carriers AT ~ cents per week
Persons desiring the TINES delivered AZ
their homes can secure II by postal card re-
ouosi or order through telephone No bfe
when delivery is irregular immediate com
pla,nt should be- made 90 the ofhee The adj
dress may De changed "a desired. If car" b.
,rkcn in all cases 10 mention the old and new
address.
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DIEDMONT AIRLINE.

RICHMOND * DANNILLE RAILROAD
SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUri
TO THE SOUTH.
PULLMAN SLEEpEk~ on ALL NlGH1
TRAINS.
SCHEDULE EFFECT JAN'y. q. lssp
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INTERESTING LETTER
FROM 4 WELL KNOWN AND EMINENT
DIVINE.

GALVESTON. TEXAS. August lu. 1851
Desiring 90 commend % friends % Alabama,
Kentucky Texas and Georgia, Hunnicuts
Rheumatic Cure. herewith testify thai Mr.
j. a. Alair. DIT. J. s Pcmberton, Mr. C. H.
strong Me-sr. Hutch.s0n Bro, OF Atlanta,
Ga.. and Mr W. b. Wynu0. o. Gadsien Ala,
are aIl personal friends of mine. The testi-
mouy 0f these men is unlmpeachable, I was
pastor Ton Ten l0 years II Dr Pombert0n. one
10 Ge0rrl's most honorable druggists. OF
Deacon IS. 3D. Wynne orc of tho host men
chat ever lived Boa Alabama or To Georgia. and
Ol Dr. Hutchinson. who Is worthy 10 stand by
the side Of any druggist OF America. For long
years Dr. Pemberton was sunerert0 an ox-
crll1tng degree, So was also Deacon
Wyuue Those who read the testimony Of
an che Christian gentlemen above named, and
That oft Mr. Charles ID. Weathcrbee. and that
of SIR. Albert Howell and ut. samuel Dun
lap. need not hesitate 20 accept their state
mcuts without abatement. I also know the
company seeking 90 Introduce this wonderful
cure. Whatever OF testimony they may pub
lsh the public may confidently receive.
A. r. SPALDING,
Pastor First Baptist Church, Galveston, and
ProsIdent0t the Texas Baptist Genera! Con-
rentlon.
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THoU0n We have quoted one para
graph from the Chicago Nescs we are
absolutely and incontinently forced TO
give Mr. Eugene Field another say,
which Is as follows:
we notice that Colonel Medill prints
ia his valuable paper an announcement
thar the French Literary Club, of which
be IS an esteemed first vice-president, IS
about to present tonight theatre play
called "Charybde ct Scylla -Anglice.
Between His Satanic Majesty and the
Deep Blue sea" The piece depicts the
trials and trbulations Of mayor who
has tramped on eyerybOdys toes, and
who In spite Of all that desires a renomi-
nation. Colonel Medill appears as VI.
Jonah, with song and dance also intro
duces his famous lightning change act
from Protection TO Free Trade, quickest
on record Come one come all
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RICHMOND VA, April II, 1855
Dear -ir-1ho Chase CITY Mineral Water ]
hive fcen getting from YOU has been used
partly hy myself AND friend, with, SO tai.
very happy results for torpid liver in both
casc- Yours truly.
BENZ. T. CRU NIP. 90 Crump West,
Coal Dealers 1919 east Cary street.
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4 perIect - ol n -.

= TI|TT"II I|T| II ~ 20 77TII
RICHMOND. Va. April go lssi.
Mr.. M T.. Hardy. Dear ,ir.-l have been af
nicfoi with dyspepsia for many years. and
treated hy Intelligent physicians who prescnb-
Cd various remedies, lut ] received mo- relief
until used your Chase City Mineral Water.
Do icrtnfc0 me more u an all Their RENE ait-
combined. ] d0 mo- suffer tho least from dys
uepsH. I have been using yDur voter for
ncaIIy a gear. aud in my case 10 has made "a
pEHFECr CURE. Very respectfully,
". B. LYONS. Barber
ST. Charles Hotel. Richmond, Va.
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sHERMANs BILL The bin which
Mr. Sherman took care t0 say was not
framed by him. and which the real au-
thor was ashamed TO ay0w, is good
deal worse than measure 10 prevent
frauds in elections--it is measure in-
tended to make Republican machine
all.powerful In Congressional elections.
and to make fraud invisible 10 author
ICES the President to appoint board OF
state canvasseIs in each State, COM
posed of five men, who are 10 hold Office
for life. In each Congressional district
there is 10 be an electoral board c0m-
posed Of three members who, also, hold
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