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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-05
THATRTGLE CALL.

If President-elect Harrison really and
sincerely wants TO hear that bugle call
throughout the land demanding a pure
ballot it viii strike some people forci-
bly, that before he trots out Levy OF any
other eminent horn 1irtao,o, he ought to
have little solo az home, sort of
mulned soiio l1ce and pilhtsamo oonceui-
ua, OF parlor entertainment. in \ sharp
or b minor for select company con-
sisting Of Boss Quay, Colonel Dudley, and
others There be certain gay troubadours
of sable hue matched 20 the color of the
night who prowl The streets Of Rich
mond in summer and give pretty reciis-
lions and MUSICAL intcrudes.
If we only had our musical critic here
We could put in some better technology.
but he has gone to write up the opera
and celebrate the entire act across the
street
Well. these same nocturnal Ministries
play strain OF two and then recite tho
story of the Arkansas Traveller
Now, we suggest that the alleged bugle
call be arranged in that style pianissimo
-decreceado, as it were-as follows
BUGLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
tra-kt if-t0-ta-t1.
RECITATION by SIoNoR Dudley
" You ComaaHee ,cW certainly recGee
fran Chairman Hpsfed the fnaneid assist
aace necessary 10 hoH our footersaad doa5t-
fal toters and grin enough Of the ether Kind
20 gifs Harrison and Horton 10000 ten
pla,alty'
BroIr CAII-Tro. to-to.ta-la-h-ho-la-
'an.
RECITATION By DUDLEY" Diride tie
foltas into blacks Of foe and PET Il trusted
p'dn 'e.h accessory tonds ta charge If these
fts, and make him responsive hat None yet
nray end that aR cote o,U hclet"
BuaIE CALL las before)- Tro-lo.1o, /
e..
RECITATION" There ,cW be ma dop5t
IF yolv recaeiag the necessary financial Us
astance Nroagl the National, Shte, and
County Committees and only SCI that ii is /
ia'jandld and mads to produce results"
BUoIE CALL Echo Tra2a-lo. d.
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We are informed officially, ss they say
in Pmafore, that the astronomers dis
covered several sireamers 10 the suns
corona nine million miles long, which ia
a degree of accuracy rarely attained.
even by heavenly bodies But we begin
now To be soothed and consoled for a
great deal Of astronomical technology
and slush, il we may be allowed the ex-
preston by hearing that these same
nine million mile coronal tails to the sun
are expected 10 open field of telescope
investigation that may enable the Wealth
er Bureau 10 Judge more exactly of the
weather and the seasons So that we
arc persuaded that big appropriations for
astronomical observations are not tricks
20 reduce the surplus or the results Of
lobby legislation by a ring around the
moon but are really useful and practical
and that million or so years hence our
postcrity may read modification of the
old Prob chestnut report some what like
the following The seventh tail of the
suns corona gyrated 100000 miles
south southwest by north at noon and
indicates depression OF rise over the
lower lake region, with prospect of rain
or clearing weather on this planet"
Nothing like science to make
things go
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LIES SAD SIDE.
One Of the Many Cases Of Misery Disoov
cred hy "a Lady Reporter.

'Ith ny iiiJ IMPORTER
No o-Within n dozen rods OF a large
chool building. IN neighborboOd filed
with neat dwellings OF prosperous people,
stands a large weather beaten frame house
About tho caves aud cornices, dripping with
moisture, AFRO rotting eigcs Of fanciful wood
work, and tho imposing steps sink soidenly
under the tread II Is aplcturo Of decayed
gcntility So did | nni 10 a fitting habita
ton for is inhabitants
IN old lady was trying 10 mako fire Of
damp cheap coal. am pat on another lump
from the sranty supply in the market basket
as | entered.
ITS cold, dear. At least there is q fire 70
keep warm 10y Ny daughter has gone over
to the hospital"
rs she s.csr
"Oh, yes, she's sici, Her husband died of
cat0rrn Of the stomach and she has the dis
case from him. Il is nearly four years since
he died.
"What work does she dor
Nothing She Is ike a dead woman now
After her husband died She came % Us with
her four children W. KEEP. lodging house
then and gave her the top floor But we lost
moDey and had 10 mortgage the furniture 20
re- ut Then $50 lost 10 all and now have
nothing. / was too old TO keep tho house
right ann GO and my husband G5 He IS
ID the hospital for sclatca, aud bad. He
will never d3 any moro"
"Blt what Do you live onf7
"Tne little boy, who is 10 years old, is a
cash boy. and gcts Il 5Oa week That is AL
there is. The Relief society has paid tho
rent
No, there IS only that little coal YOU see
in tho basket. ami little bread. The boy
should have better food, be works SO bard,
and the other children cannot keep warm
"is your daughter warmly clo'hcdf7
"Sho never complains Sho sits and looks
40 tho fire and at the children, and says moth +
ing only goes OF 20 bed and lies there like .
one dead She eats nothing and is 10 such .
pain. Sometimes she cannot speak for the .
pain. Tho boy is brave little fellow
There was some good furniture that cost .
perhaps 500, but which has been used SO long
DC would not sell for SD This belonged 60
tho widowed daughter, and is all that is lot .
out Of The wreck of tho fortunes of two faml
lies.
a neishbor was interviewed concerning
them
"Ahl that IS q sad ease should l.s b.
sen the mother DIE ia peace. She can't llg-
. ~ The grandfather IS in the hapitalani
the grandmother icoble They are proud
and refined and wholly The bravo
little fellow pllds ai this long distance t0L.s
W0r6 and gives all bis money 90 hi5 mother
DO could NOT havo kep, bis place bis clothes
were So bad, but the Relief society dressed
BIN So be could remain You cannot czag
serate this case X ypI use every adjective 10
Your command Igiyc them what can. but
DO is f. big family. the widowed mother
SHOULD goo % bed and stay there Gin death re-
leases ler. But the hunger of Der children
uices her % wander ont whenever sao can
stand 10 try 20 90 something"
There wera tcars in the good woman's
oyes.-Scra Marks il Chicago Tribune
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The Washington correspondent of the
Alexandria Gazett says "Senator-elect
Barbour, of Virginia in short talk with
The rdeftfS correspondent to-day. said
The meeting of the Virginia State Demo.
cratic Committee, 10 be held ON the 10Th
instant, would be- for the purpose of con
sidering some strictly party affairs.
among which would be the selection of
his successor rs chairman Of that com
mittee as il is his firm determination 10
resign that position Mr. Barbour said
10 was highly probable that the subject
OF an extra session of the Virginia Leg.
stature would be talked about at the
but that he did not know what
the result Of that talk would be"
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THAT EXTRA SESSION.

We must again call attention 20 the
subject of the probable call for an extra
session of The Legislature, and suggest
that those gentlemen who have This inn
portant matter i'm hand should take q
firm grip on the main point which is
that such a move is dangerous unless The
cards are all in the hands of the major
ity and with a cloarheaded leader 10
play the game
For while the result aimed at might he
ia all respects good. the risk incurred is
great at this moment. when the shifting
scenes Of politics in the demoralizcd CON
diiion of the elements may change with
out the consent of the manager There
are perhaps 10000 Republican white
votes i'm Virginia backed by q solid black
cohor. which will De solidifed by the re-
cent Republican victory, and whereas.
the Republicans Won in this State by
what is technically called a still hunt
We may expect the next time that they
viii come with banners displayed and
drums beating, and let not the over
confident or thoughtless suppose other
wise
In times Of profound political peace
the TIMES will discuss questions that
may involve differences in the Democratic
party, but when party triumph means
public safety. we will wave an differences
and endeavor TO unite the party by any
appeal that regard for public veal can
suggest 10 the end that a common cause .
may inspire the Virginia Democrats, and I.
single and whole souled sentiment ami I
mate Us all The first and foremost con .
sideration in all the Southern States is a .
firm belief in the Democratic principle .
OF home rule. or community independ-
ence under the strict construction Of the .
Constitution, and upon That issue the
sensible and practicable idea IS 90 make
our cause part OF the platform of the
National Democracy and let the North .
huhfi rthlih tHdt Nulu vi Dill uhuNlgl b
constructs his outrage machine TO grind
out Southern grist it is a violation of
principle that is the safeguard of all the
States, and that the North cannot afford
10 countenance any such monstrosity'
Now if any question akin 10 this, OF
any idea of killing coupons is likely 10
confront the Legislature in extra session,
il is well 20 ponder wisely over them De
torehand and weigh the chances we'll
Unfortunately, the whole Of our legis
lation has necessarily been directed TO-
wards retrieving great mistake But
let that pass and let us tackle the diih
Guilty if we must. with united force and
a determination not 20 give the enemy
encouragement from the argument OF
our own timidity
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ONLY newspaper man deeply imbuet
with the characteristic modesty OF the
+ profession can fully appreciate Mr.
anamaker, candidate for the Cab
met. for Wanamaker hath that
which would enrich the pen
driver with SO many thick layers
OF cheek that brass monkey would
melt 10 contemplate tho same if there
were match for advertising, and the
typical hotel clerk would pawn his pin
TO know the Secretary Wanamaker's
boom. Mark you Wanamaker was the
man who brought business TO bear in
making Presidents, and as business Is
business Wanamaker was doomed for
the Cabinet
So the last reporter who put him in
the interview mill asked the automaton
questions about his going into the Cabl-
net The question hit Wanamakor right
on The pocket and he answered saving.
During the ten days previous to Christ
mas our sales lowered about 100000
lay. The grand total for the ten DAYS
alis only few dollars under 81 100000"
surely n man in receipt Of such an in
ome must not be snubbed by the Re
publican Administration, al leas, if Gen
raj Harrison has any idea Of a second
erm.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-05

Most everybody from the north speaks
slightingly Of tho razor bacl, hog People
make fun OF the animal who never tried TO
bo funny before. Ho is q good subject %
begin on. Last week Michigan man and a
Georgian were riding along together down
this way, and tall, dramatic hog. known as
tho Sara Bernhardt hog, came out of the
forest like pattern ior a sideof pork cut0ut
OK paste boaras. As the papier mache brute
faded out II sight, the Michigan mau sat
back and sighed m a heartbroken way Then
iu a moment be frightened up again as be
saw another just ike the ono be had lost sight
VI a moment before. Sitting up with o clad
smile. ho said: Colonel, by j.mmiuy, there's
the other half Of that hog. Bill Nyeiu New
York World
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IL. E's'G no T5'I g.

.gEscr pccIm
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What is ScrOfuIa

It's that impurity IN the blood. which accumu.
lating In the glands Of the neck, produces I'M
slightly humps or sweIlings: which causes painful
running sores on the arms. lees. or feet; which
deveopes ulcers In tho eyes. ears. or n01e. often
causing blindness deafness which Is the origin
Of pimples. cancerous growths. or many other
manifestations usually ascTibed 20 humors"
II lis more formidable enemy than consumption
or cancer alone Tor scr0fula combines tho worst
possible features Of both. Being the most ancient
20 Il the most general Of an diseases OF affections
forycry few persons are entirely free from lt.
How can II Do cured1 BY taking Hoods Sirsa.
parlla. which. hy the cures 10 has accomplished.
often when other medicines have failed. has
proven Itself TO be potent and peculiar medicine
for this disease. For am affections OF tho blood
Hoods SarsararI'lo is uncquaiiod. and some Of the
cures It has effected are really wonderful Ifyou
suGor from scrofula in any Of its various forms,
be sure to give Hoods sarsararla q trial.
Hoods Sarsapafilla
soldby alidruggists. 81 siTfors5. Preparedoniy
b. c. l. HOOD CO.. Apothecares. Lowell. Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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RAfLgOADt.
NHEsAPEAKE AND ONO gOUTH
5CHEDULE ~ Effect nov. 28h
i--8
LYAyF EICHyosp

LEAVE RICHMOND,
s:46 ara For Newport News on Point Com.
iort aud Norfolk. daily except
Sunday.
SIS am Sundays only 10 Newport New
Old Point. and Norfolk
II: am Through and Local Mail 10 all
points West excea Sunday.
~ pm Tor New ports News. Old fOintend
NorioIk. ercepi sunday.
tVj pm po1lDnsviiie accommodation. er.
go pm F6rIoa.sy'iie Cincinnati cb,c,ro
-. Louis, Memphis. and new o.
Icons Fast kGures- e,'fb fbrouyh
Pulimans Daily. Only route rrr.
ning fnlmans Wet from Rich.
mODd.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
am Gord0nefle accomu % lation er-
cept Sunday.
1875 am From Norfolk. Old Point ard
Newport News, sxcept hundfy.
$40 pm From Local points and the Wosf.
daily erccr' Sun DAY.
sos pm From Norfolk. Old Point ard NaN
pDu -oNs daily. Pullman na..
a'e secrng car % M Richmond D
Cincinnati.
800 pm From Louisville and Cincinnati
Fast Express daily.
Depot: Seventeenth snd Broad strecs.
ricket-oHices l0OO Main street and depot.
n. W. FULLER,
Gno-g. Passenger Agent.
J. r. ODFIL.
General Manager
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Paris keeps ahead in the invention
Of employncuts. The pitch of ma.
terial civilization % which they have
attained has now blossomed in a din.
ner faster" There Is only one of him.
lie drives rapidly from one house to
another tasting the dinner and sug.
costing Improvements and corrections.
adding touch OF OIL here. advising
the passing of this carving knife
through garlic, correcting natness by
a squeeze of lemon. etc. He Is "a shef
Of the first order, and having made a
great deal of money contemplated re
firing, but his artistic nature revolted.
so he explains 10 newspaper man
over there, against total divorce from
the congenial and sympathetic occupa.
hon OF lifetime; and he invented Tor
himself the occupation of dinner faster
many people being delighted to have
the benefit Of the criticism of such u
master who could not afford TO employ
such a one altogetAer-New York
Graphic.
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WHY II Went ont.

keep your seats. please. ladies' and
gentlemen, said theatrical manager,
there IS no trouble whqtever, but for
some inexplcable reason the gas went
out"
Then a boy shouted from the gallery:
Perhaps it didn't like the play. New
York Sun.
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Imln No. N o.nuect daily at KerrgIs
lnr Chase Ciff. Irtrno- anil nrfnrt
Durham, Henle. s0n HnI Raleigh r.u.
ucota 40 Greensboro Tor U.rnfn
Raleigh. salem. ana Winston .aif qII points On
NDrfh Carolina Division. 30 t.I. hurF ur An.
Vile, Not springs aUd al .u.nIs Iu Western
North Carolina. end at Charlotte i9r g.. d. s.
Train so. 80 connects duly at Greens
ooro. Tor taem. Winston. Raleigh. Colds
AsheriIe. foot Springs. ard an ro.nt, n
Western North Carolina at Charlotte uI.h
Charlotte. DoIumha aui Aurus0l u.IrosI lIr
Columbia, Augusta, Aiken, Charleston. s.al.
liu, j tnnIst lI.D. Ca, It. hsNHFI. .r l.l n.. .r
Florida pu.rtst a.s0 with Carolina Crnr.I
railroad .Or ~ lminFfou.
Trains tom tnc south srr.ye AZ hichnont
jli4.m sud N p.m
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An Expert Banloi,t.

Miss Marie Louise Paine, the expert banjo.
ist, has returned from Europe Mi Paine
is a young and wealthy New Yorker. who
has Travelled extensively in Europe during
the summer on self imposed mission of
Of making the banjo popular in tlo old couu-
try. Mis- Paine has not appeared m public,
but has picked her banjo 10 the homes Of
some very ar.st9cratic people ia London,
Paris, Vienna and Rome Her greatest tri-
umphs have been in Switzerland and in Ven
ice, where the entire population followed her
gondola on the Grand canal Mis- Paine is
the only daughter OF the well known Dr. o.
SpTagu9 Paine, Of tls ity.-Ai'au.a Con-
s.ltutl0uis New NorI. I4ftor
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SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH. COR
nor Of Main and sixth streets. Rev " "
iaadrum. d. d. pastor.-Mofship ai u -. m,
add r. M. Sunday school at @ ~ a. m. stinn-
gers welcome.
vENABLE STREET CHURCH. cor
ncr Of Twenty nrst and Yenable.- sunday
/ r hool at o.0am; Preaching hy the pastor. Rev
"a II. Piti, at lia. m. and az 40 p. M
/ t~-CLAY STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
corncrof Clay and Graham streets Rev. 3. g..
I Ciopton. pastor. Worship at ~ IN. and 10
1 pm
wEsr-MAIN STREET BAPTIST
Gnu HCH. corner 81 Main and Beech streets.
Preaching sundayat 10 a. 10. AMI asp. m. 10y
the pastor. Rev. W.. j. snipman. All are I'm
yitel 90 attend.
gH~FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, corner OF
Twelfth and Broad strccts.-Rev George
Cooper, u. D.. pastor. Will preach at II am.
and pm. Bible class 40 glj am.
LEIGH STREET BAPTIST CHURCH.
corner Twenty hfrh ana Ieigh--3ev. :. A.
GOODWIN. ID. d.. pastor. Services at u am,
and 1.3J pms Sunday school 40 9li am; mems
pray or meeting tuesday night AZ O'Clock.
H-GRACE-sTREET BAPTIST CHURCH
temporary pastor Rev. d.. John Pollard. j.
Sunday school 90 sam; sunl-y preaching et
u am. and 30 pm; Wednesday services at
pm; Friday service Nouug men'-l at 3 p. M.
Free seats and welcome 90 al.
- FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
corner OF Grace aud Madison streets Rev
Robert y. Kerr. d D., pastor. Will preach at
u AN. and pm. sunday school AZ ODD nm
* WE5TMINIsTER CHURCH. West
Cary street -seryicesb y Dr. Keir every sun
day afternoon ati o'clocA. ard az o'clock on
Friday night.
.J-sECOND PREsBYTERIAN CHUfCH. f.
DIR Hoge, at IL a.u and pm. Ola Market I.
Hall at pm.
sZ~THIRD PREsBYTERlAE CHURCH, p
corner Of Broad ana rwent, sixth strccts.- +
sunday school al stOam. Preaching boy Rev. F
u. r. Howison at u am. and pm.
- FOURTH PREsBl TERRAIN CHURCH +
West Grace street, Rev. j. Calvin Stewart,
at II o'clock 0m. ard S .
O'Clock p m, by the pastor on Sunday; Lee. .
ture WoiuCsily evening at so'cl.ck. Sab
bath school 40 s30 am. Se8t- free - hearty .
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Where can we buy the handsomest
Plush, Leather and Alligator Work
Boxes. Dressing Cases, etc, etc. filed
with the finest goods We reply, the
largest, best and newest stock is al
OWENS & MINOR DRUG Co.'S,
opposite Post office
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gD-FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, corner Of
Twelfth and Broad strcets.-hev George
Cooper. u. D.. pastor viii preach at II am.
and p 10. Bibc class 40 1913 am.
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ADVERTISING RATES.

~ Reading notices IN reeding-mattor type-
+ cents per line. Nonpareil, loaded, u cents
line.
~ Wants marriage and death notices, not
xceedirg six lines. % cents each insertion.
gT-spocial contract rates furnished on ap
plication.
Auction Sales. legal Notices and Am use
neut Advertisements 81 per inch each
4 Insertion.
sugered at the Richmond (Va) Posronlce
second-class matter.
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100 Doses One Dollar
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Leave Arrive
No. Richmond. Petersburg. /
TRAlNs NoRTHwARn.
DAILY. tDaily leTcoit suudayl.


oAbffiF N fhhtES
Nos 10. 2l apl 81 make ne stons. No
70. y stops Ony on sigal az lests Oentls
Va ana Manchester. NO. l1 srOps on signal g.
ny regular stations. No. 66 stOps on slQrsi 81
AT regular stations, ana also az TEMPLES anc
Fort Naithaii. hOs. % oi B. 90 and 81
sill stop n, ai stations for PASSENGER
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE.
On Trains Nos. "a aud - sieepins-Cars b.
tween NcW tOrk and Tampa. "a, WA Jach
ionYillcl. On Trains Nos IA and 81 sleeping
cars AffNccn Was .ng,0n and Charleston
IN ifa'u NO. IA slocpiur-cars uefWeei
New YORK end Jacksonville. GA Tmil No. 81
sie'l ms cars between Washington and Jsok
sOnFile.
On Trains Nos. gi ami IS slcepIng-cars be-
I'VE New York and Charleston.
thh oNLK ALL NAtLLiNr 40 NORFOLK
LEAVE. ARRIys.
stiicothmond ~ % am. Norfolk. g.N on
Norfolk 800 pn EiChmtHLs.l5 Din
These trains also make close connection
Tor tauuNle, Lynchburg, sno south
western points and sll stations Ontle Nmf0u
aud western railroad.
Rs SULIY.
supcrinfeuoua.
r. Z. %. MYERS.
GcnCri superintendent
I. n. LaERsON, General Passenger Agent
soL Has. Irsfio Nansrcr iar
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ED-CNION STATION CHURCH. corner
Twenty fourth aud notwithstanding az u
4 I'm. and s.5J pm. by tne pastOr, Rev James C.
Martin
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THE DAILY TINRs.
cry DELIVERY.

Delivered In any part Of the city ard Man.
chester by carriers a. ie cents per week.
Persons desiring the TINES delivered NJ
their homes can secure Il by postal oard re-
qu~st Or order through telephone No. b'''
when delivery n irregular immediate com
plaint should bo made 20 the oaico. The al
dress may be changed a. desired 10 car" DO
tpkcn In all cases TO mention the ola aud new
address
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ashland TlAINs.



800 pa. accommodation. leaves Hyrd stroel
aiau0n arrives al Ashland gt b pm.
$50, PM .oaves E.ia: arrive al A-blaid D.
ti2 pn.
ESQ em. accommodation. arrives a. BYRD
street station, leaves fsf .Rn 2 al 20
am.
b.5a pm. Rrr.rcs 30 Eiba leaves ASHLAND y
llt pu.
G. z. TAYLOR. Genesal Ticket Agent.
r. r. ID. NYens. 0ote-DI Suo. ri0feilenf.
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- WEDpELL MEMORIAL CHAPEL.
at i.lj pm
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The EMPEROR AND NoN MoirRr -
BellH, January 3.-The National Gasets
says AT the New Years reception held
by the Emperor William, Count Won
Molike advanced TO the Emperor and
expressed the good wishes of the army
In reply TO Count Won Moltke the Empe-
ror said The occasion upon which YOU
are first assembled around me will be
specially remembered hope that in
the labors before us you will serve me
with the same fidelity you displayed to-
ward my father"
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IN nAn. rosrAar rnErAp.

Rcmitancos should be- made by drafts
checks. postollce orders or registered letter
payable 90
TINES PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Richmond. Va.
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NoIE Tickets drawing Capital Prizes arc
NOT enltleI fO Terminal Prizes
For Club Rates or any further information
desired, wIitc lealby 90 the undersigned.
clearly stftuI your residence. with State.
0mtY street. aul number Moro rafId
return mail delivery WIll le assured by YOUR
enclosing au Envelope bearing your fu.. 8d-
dress.
Send POSTAL NOTES. Express Money or
iers. or New York EXCHANGE lu ordinary let
ter Currency hy Express ut our eNptuseL
addres5sed
N 4. DACPHIN.
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on VI. A. DAIPHIA.
Washington. d. a.
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MONUMENTAL CHURCH Protestant
EpscopaD-Rey. John B. Newton, rector
Dlvlne service at liam. and 3 pm, sunday
school, e.p am. 4 cordial welcome, and
ushers az front door 90 furnish seats.
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RAILROADS.
A TLANTIC COAST LINE.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL
ROAD TIME TABLE.
Commencing SUNDAY. Dec 18th. 1885 trains
On this rOan wlil run "a follows.
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
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