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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-13

Governor Lee yesterday removed the po-
1;t,rai disabilities OF Robert II. Hogan,
Who was convicted Of horsc-Stealin$ III
Erderd county in October, 1873, ana sen
fenced 70 fifty-four years IN the pehiiiIcn.- Yen.
tiary. lie was pardouod on tho z'th oi i"S'
June. ,oI;.;
..oi ,;oR,s was signed by number Oh
va ''',,,,,i,,ent citizens Of his county on the
ddrornd that Hogan has seemingly retorine.d
and b trying to live the life OF a good c''i-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-13

have, Of course, been quite rough, but
have kept very nearly on schedule time.
The steamer due at West Point at $50
o'clock his morning left Baltimore about
on hour late and arrived % 100"
Tho Danville which left West Point
Wednesday evening. was reported several
hours latc IN reaching Baltimore yesier-
day. and the voyage mp the bay against the
hcovy gale was said 10 be an exceedingly
rough aud dsagrccable one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-13
THE NEWS OF MANCHESTER.
Matters Before The street Committee-Per-
eonaIs and Trief,.

The Street Committee uf the Manchester
Council met at O'Clock Lass evening and
was engaged for about three hours in the
consideration ~ matters pertaining 10 TINS
department of the c'ty's affairs.
There Worc present Neesrs. james /.
Bradley chairman. II. G.. Brot;ie. w. +.
Hart. ". y. Roln. and the CITY Engineer.
COuuclmcu John O'Breu and L. WV Melsi-
gcr were also present.
The report of Captain IdpscOmb, show
ing the work done on streets during Au-
gust. was received and fIed. The expenses
for the month aggregated $3.50. 1T having
been neccs -ary to employ additional hands
in order 60 drain certain lOwi-uds and
ahate other LulSauctS.
P,vIS0 CONTACTS.
John Woiubrumm was awarded The con-
tract for paving the road bed ot Hull
street from Fifteenth, where the old
paving stops. to the corporate limits also,
for the paving Of carriage-wuys COR cross
mc~) ou Hull street Hc is to receive n
cents pei cubic yard FIR thc r0ad-bcd and
go cent, fJT tine carnage e-cro-sngs, which
arc o. be OF ruLb!e or -paU, closely
joiutod.
TIE CAE-TRACK.
rceolu.'on was adopted directing the
City Engineer to cOmWuuIca." vita Mr.
Brgan. president of the Isl. hmonl aud
Manchester sfr-ct-ralWav, and inform
him that the committee I- noW ready igr
hiW 20 lav tLc double track on upper Bull
street. end if tn" double track IS not lad
the company VIII Doe required 10 las ITS
TRACK in the middle Of the street parallel
with tho curve.
wOoD-TfED
Tho CITY Engineer aud City Attorney
were directed 20 prcplrn au ordinance
..I| = d. |tffII
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-13

The condition of DR.. W. A. Stratford.
who was severely burned several days ago
by the explosion of an alcohol-lamp which
he was filling, was thought 10 be much
improved yesterday. His burns are healing
very satisfactorily indeed. His brother. a
well-known merchant of Greensboro n.
c., reached the city yesterday morning
and will spend several days here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-13

The Hcurico Board ot Supervisors. Mr..
Guddin. chairman. held session OF seVe-
l,l hours Yesterday ut the county court
house.
The special object of the meeting WAS 10
receive and pass upon the list ~ dcHu-
ou,nt TAXPAYERS furnished hy Treasurer
Anderson. Tins was necessarily very
teiilu, procccdlue The commissioners
of thr revenue aud the supervisors having
both passed ON the delinquent lists they
now go 10 the County Court for final az
tIon.
The board transacted considerable other
routine business and adjourned 10 meet
again Saturday, September 2lst, at noon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-13
Good Homes at Auction To-Day.

The attractive Suburban Residence Of
Mrs Helen Kemple, No. 20l5 west Main
street, and the new S.x-R0om Dwelling on
Rowland street. in the same locality, Will
bee sold at auction by Mr. J. Is. Elam Auc-
tioneer. at 3 O'Clock Z. VI. to-day. Read
the advertisements and attend the sales.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-13

The fencing around Monroe Park was
being taken down Yesterday, aud hereafter
the West-Eud resort Will have no enclosure
around 10.
All cattle hereafter found trospassing
upon the grounds Will be taken up and tho
owners fined as II il were private proper
tv-an ordinance having recently been
adopted providing for the same.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-13
WEST POINT ACTIVE.
The Hcsperidcs sails for Liverpool-Cot-
ton Coming In.
special telegram 10 tho Diapaich.I

Special telegram 70 tho Dispaich.l
WEST PoINr Va. September l2.-The
Hc.perides sailed for Liverpool tins morn
ing She carried 10 head Of cattle. 3,5sj
bales Of cotton. and some bark from here,
besides miscellaneous freight from Norfolk.
Considerable quantities Of cotton arrive
every day, aud before long every place
about the wharves viii De crowded.
Some Of the lumber for the two new
warehouses has been received, but work
has not been begun on them yet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-13
The nnr-Line STEAMERS.

Captain West, of the Richmond and Dan
Vile railroad, when asked by Il dispatch re-
porter last evening how the steamers plying
between West Point and Baltimore had
stood the storms of the past few days, re-
piled; "First-rate. sir. Some ot their trips
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-13
Cameron and Groner Comforting.

~ ~ ''---- -
PETEGsBURG September L - Ex-Gov-
ernor Cameron went dowL to Norfolk to-
day 10 confer with General Groner Is 10
the course of action TO ue pursued by the
anti-3IahOneItes m this campaign.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-13

DICK HoRSBooKEa is = respected and well-to-
do colored citizen OF Springfield, No. He says
that one bottle OF swlits Specific cured both
himself and wife of troublesome eruption OF
the skin
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-13
PERsOS SAI.

RICHMOND, september z. 1873.
V'O WHOM II NAY CONCERN {:
4 This Is 70 giyO notice that John &. RuI q. VI.
Knox Qual.f "a on no 10Th day of August A. *
ecut0rs Of no estate VI DR.. JOHN KNOX, do
ceased.
All PARTIES owing the said estate Will make
payment 90 Us. aud all parties % whom re cs-
tate - indebted will present their bills % us for
payment JOHN G.. & G.. n. KNOX,
SO s-eod3t' corner sixth and Cana streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-13

Of tho most trusty and conscientious men
on the police force and the expressions OF
sympathy for him have been general and
heartfelt.
Mr.. L. Levy. commission merchant and
director of the Chamber Of Commerce, has
lust returned TO the city after three months
spent in the far West. He is greatly re-
newed in health and strength and had
very pleasant time.
Nr. George W. Neims, a former resident
Of Richmond, who Is now connected with
the Chesapeake and Ohio at Newport News;
aud his estmable lady, who was well
known here rs Miss MAYER. will celebrate
their silver wedding tonight.
Mr.. James :. Cobb. son of the late DR..
b. T. Cobb Of this city. has just been APP
pointed pharmacist 10 the Central Dlspen-
sary and Emergency Hospital in Washing
ton. ID. c. There were number Of appli-
cants for the place. and the selection ot
Mr.. Cohbwill prove gratifying 10 his many
friends here
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-13

Accidents from the uss o. Inferior burning
oils are stIi ot daily occurrence. notFithsisni-
ing tho repeated warnings to consumers yet
perfect guarantee against them Is found 10
PRATT's ASTRAL OIL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-13

Sergeant George W. Epps and Officer
Harris yesterday arrested Joseph Loving.
negro man, upon warrant fron OumDeF-
SI85 from Alonzo Parrish, of that county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-13

SAVE VALUABLE TINE and money by using al
once a certain and pleasant cure for that slight
Cough or Bronchitis before you become con-
nrmsd consumptiVs DR.. Dsyld's Cough syrup
will cure you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-13

Used by physicians and the people over
forty years for EIemorrhages and Inhamma-
tI0ns, POSD's EXTRACT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-13

musical and art levee will be gwen a,
,he Richmond Conservatory. OF Music on
the G 10th and 18th between the hours Oh
A M and II L. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-13

A letter to the Dispatch from Emporia,
Va, says the Democrats of Greeusyille
are perfecting their organization and will
work faithfully for our ticket"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-13

Aftor suffering with nervous prosiraiion for
years take Dr. Henleys Celery. Beet. and Iron,
and Do cured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-13
RICHMOND. VA. September 5. 1859.
ITO WHOM II MAY CONCERN:

TNO WHOM IT MAY CONIEhN:
Il This Il % give notice that have thls iay
qualified as the administrator Of tho estate
OF WILLIAM CANS. deceased. All parties
owing said estate Will make payment 20 me, and
oil parties 10 whom said estate Is indebted will
present their bi!ls " mo Tor payment
se g-lm JACOB CANS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-13

The York-River Line sold 4g7 tickets to
Baltimore in three days-Saturday, Mon
day. and Tuesday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-13
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

Nothing Ike u for dyspepsia and indigestion.
simmons Liver Regulator rs safe. sure cure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-13

When you feel uncomfortable about the
stomach tase simmons Liver Regulator.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-13
HAhip TON.
Tho Bonapartc case-Ncgro officials In the
Customs Department..

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispat'hl
HAMPTON. Va. September ~. 1852.
The opinion delivered by Judge Guntor
iu The Circuit Court Yesterday u the liu-
napartc cusc. aN'mng the decision If the
County Court. WAS very elaborate. Every
exception taken by the defence was cNam-
uoi with great care. and ln every case
oyDrmlcl. STAY az execution has been
granted for ninety days IN order for the
case - bc taken 10 th" highest court
Dr. ". II. Shield and Mr. Harry Howard,
OF Yorktown. were DID town ou Yesterday.
Major Baker L. Lee has gone 10 The Iui-
talo L.thia Springs for ms health.
MICRO DOMINATION.
All Of our customs offices i'm this district
are now filled bv Republicans. Out ~ the
ten subordinate positions, six are filled by
negroes. and also two negroes are special
II i- said that a conversation between q
number of colorcd politicians was over
heard few days egp. the substance OF
which was that gu effort Was 10 hr made tO
read ali white Republicans out of the party
I'm this section.
A large fleet of vessels are wind-bound
in Hampton Roads.
The Methodist Sunday school will have
% p'c-uic n The grove ot Colonel d. G..
Philips next week.
Io Snow CAUSE.
County Court commences this week md
the Commissioner of the Revenue Is 20 ap-
pear at this term and show cause why he
should not Doc removed from oiiice.
Mr. John T.. Robinson and Mss Lila
Cock were married ia-t evening at Ivy
Horn. the re- jcncc of the brides father.
Mr.. ID. f. Cock Rev. j. j. Grayatt per-
formed the ceremony.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-13

Use DR.. Kings Royal Germeiuer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-13

.. -...-..f 4ft .....I tflt Committed ON
,... ..'u.-t.l 4, confer
..f..u.r .rtlHlt.c. with the yiew
.rt .r ..lea wr-thou-aud-mllc
.....t t.u cent. p,g miic. 10 De- good on
ut-lIr Llne tAc Atlanlc-Ooast
laI other lines embraced 10 'he
n.rI.l ov i--cclatDi Rail
,. l.'a. and tine CHolna>
..r>....u lo.tIs 10 NlW 1oEE
..,.,. l..f .I.i.r. the board
. ST. n. Christian, Dr.,
.,. f.. r.r..drrlbl, com-
l....fi. irahl.trof Rich
..t q. N,u YOro GO buy
.b,,, ,,',,.t Inv
..i.,.l. ,'.t. ~0sj each
.."' .....'5 ',', ti,l,, 20 Wash
l.,I..i tl.v reach Wash
i. d, | ".'' " ,.,n |'t,'' ~ N,w York for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-13

On motion Of Mr. b. i. Johnson the
Secretary was authorized 90 havc fclc-
phone put IN She rooms of the Chamber.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-13

All miserable sufferers with dyspepsia ar
cured by simmons Liver Regulator.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-13

JAMES y. ELAN. P. ". residence No ems
west MoiD sFrot; Immediately after resi-
donce on Rowland street between Main ani
Cary.
QUAKLES & McCCRDY. 5P. ". tru-'oe's sNs
az a brick residence on tho northeast corner
of Baker aud Nt James street
GEORGE W. MAYO. 1890 4. ", household lurni-
tire. sc.
WILLIAM JENKINS & SON. 1890 z. NJ, Ia
nauas. grapes. ami oranges.
j. II. VALENTINE, l0N a. w.. furniture. stoyes
showcases, hcer-pump. spig't' notions. S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-13

HAVE used 5. :. :. for dc0iilsy rosult.nc from
chi.ls ani fever. and have found itto he i0e best
ton.c sud appetizer that I over took. ls 0lso
prevented the return of tue chllls.
a. D. ANYLIN, Eurc6A Springs, Ark.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-13
Our Special Ribbon Sale

was cnughtin tho rain yesterday AMI fay before.
which b. probably the only reason ghy yol msy
buy today and tomorrow auy OF those RIBBONS
az previously advertised prices.
MS Is a raro Ribbon opportunity
Wc will again call your epe-
cr~DyAr.re, cial attention % our stock Vf
CUkIAlNN.I lace Curtains.
nice pair % Lace ClrtafA
0.s--v-u-rrr r-'--f pe-D0und, Nottingham,
fNc. q window.
A strong. eYen-w0ven. good deslga Nottingham
Laro Curtain Tor o. pair.
Those beautiful e. Nottingham curtains, heavy
escurial design. fl.23 pair.
handsome Opaque lRtc curtain. guipure de-
sign, four yards in Length, Slfs a pair.
Inose haudsomo Ecru Chantily Lace Curtains,
a. sV q pair
These have boon S6as pair.
Those new Nar3uise-of Lorn design In Frothinz-
ham iac'. a. g6 a par:
Handsome India 1amtour Curtains On cresml,
80 yards long. S1.q6 pair.
Those Heavy iri-h-La-e Curtain5. antique de-
sgns, SO pair:
Madras Muslin. IN poiSa-toi. embroidered Ia
oyerY color ior curtains. s9c. yard
Also, hundreds ~ different designs in Egyptian
and Oriental Coi0rlGss at 53t. a yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-13
Germe.uer kill. tho Germs % all Disease.

DO not weaken tho stomach with strong che
meals. Simmons Liver Regulator IS mild but
effective.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-13
GENTLEllEN'S
FURNISHINGS.

tfy 80 ii'
A lloAy Knit udcr-hiri. substantially made,
our form 'r a0r. quality. 2l-..
cur furm.r o. ari s-.g quality 51 ana '4-
si.N Quauty Fun Regular. Hrr
tiun India Camel --l.s.r SHIRTS. in 'ight gray.
ti}i - atty noN Ilt
Those heavy imported uanI- huif Shirts AMI
Drawers. sold generally ton iAa1. our price
flit
We hnHe a mrleto limo ~ hetwcou--caaou
IuierRtar such a. you need in spring and fan,
iu Clp.Is Hair. Meriuu. and Cotton All
NooI-Nsel if0m the los grAjc, 20 th' fncst
Imported
AlLN.al scarlet Ncdlcated shirts AMI Drawers
az .'t.
Genuine tu.ninoel shirt 500:
Cen 'ruen- Nosuge Oferslft., gaoi ono,
ff..
An extra quality. fiY.
A ntw IInn a. outing shirts 10 fN-.
1hl, entire iu- oi >iIr.- aro r00 - mat can nc
no tim" mis- -oatUp io mht. hei lu prices.
ono 0ld l1t 10 ~u-nrutert ~ lU. Itlr,
fI.'. ana e. ruHr.ulnr- .-ampIr.f. l9.
tnr. lu1urfNf-I SHIFTS. Il,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-13

Germetuer cures caiarrh AMI Hny.Fercr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-13

Facts speak louder than wori8. simmons
Liver Regulator will always curo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-13

! ave YOU over
hesri of Camei's-
Hair shirts Rnd
Drawers tor win
ter wear Ht ylc :
Well. we have
tlom.
\ mA. .hheitorgual-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-13
NECkWEAB.

To! Nr rlo Grand H1rea:D Sale
TODAY.
.Io !. for the GranI Opening Sale
NEW GOODS TO-DAY
AT
Gt.cu3e G.ctEet4'
GREAT MAIN STREET BAXAAR.
VIII give BETTER AND GREATER BAR
GAINS fhau any one rl-o. AMI SHOW Y0I lIAND-
sOMEK NEN GOODS AT 81 TER NALJE j. than
any ono olso.
SEE SPLENDID DRESS GOODS BARGAINS.
Printed nslr,s A. ~. per yard worth IG.:
Hal So O0l Dr -s OO.1s a. r.-redgcei from
Satin D.aroual Half Wool Poplins. ioc-rclucod
e7-inch ua.i-Wool Chaiiios at i0c per yard
early -ra-On price. yr.:
2-lneh Blaca slcliian 40 pc.-rofu'ci from pc:
iJ-inen AI-Mooi Black Henrietta tl0th, iic.-re-
ducoI from t2.c..
Stevens, tll-Wo0l scotch plnli.-a largo variety
oi siy lcs AT t,sc.-rcgular prize, 50c.
GRAND OPENING sALEuF
NEW CALICOE-. DKE>~ GlNGHhMs. AND IL
Gillian CLOTHS.
Call.os- noyor -o handsome before. represent
lnk genuine high orr. Our prices "ili Be- So,
Beauufa de- .gu. iu siciliau Clotls At only i0c -
yard co. p fat,
Handsome Ncw Dress Glnshams at our popular
pr.coi.
GIT YOUR EYES ON THESE BARGNSS
Medium DARK ClNCHAMs A. ci.c.-reiucoi
srieu!iI s.yIss 40 sisc. REDUCED from l2t.:
Al our llSE SHEER /kPui k-t tnkDED
STRIPES AID NAIlN PLAID 1lNGHAN1,
t2 inches wide, x NJ zoe. por Yari-foiu'ci
ft0W tJc-uoH l- Jour chance
Wi4s sOrT-rlNlsH sCOICH CHtFiOfs az
l0r.-bOth -lie- alike and worth o..
APRON DnE,hGb DiA6liAhs 90 5e por yarf--
INDiGG GLtG cALic0gs at p. per yari-rogu-
Zen uriro. .r.
OUI'NG sClliNG. fal shades, newest styos.
le.-yalue l5c.
TREMENDOUS BARGAINS ~ BROWN AND
BLEA1HED aCsLlNs.
Heavy Brown Yari-Wide Muslin, s4c. worth
Yard.Wiie fine Brown Nusm So. rorth
Yarl-Wtle sOH-Flnlslei Bleachoi. wolf -knOrn
brand. al t.c. worth 49,.
Also a wel-kuosn brand at 81. p per yard, worth
r..
~ Yari.Wido Brown shoetng At %. per yasi.
worth &C..
q. vide Bieached Shooting a. sOc.-sHtra quality
reduced from Er.
GRAND SPECIAL OPENING SALE or CANTON
FLANSELs AZ EXTRAORDlNARY PRICES.
Heavy Brown Csuton Fiann-ls a. o., -, -. II
i.' ond ,'c. per yarc-sh special prlces for
this sale.
FLASSRLSi : FLANNELS.
Every piece " Flannel advertised IN This column
vas purchased ~ The great auction sale, in
row lCrK keai the terrible slaughter IN
prices ~ propose 10 give you Tie Denoht u
Don't deiAy.
% pieces Bue-Cray HalfWOoi ggillei Flannel
lpr.--manufsctureI's price l0ac
f5 pieces l-NOol Heavy Scarlet INiilei Fian-
mel, ,lgc.-mauutae turer's price. ENc
f2 piocrs All Wool Navy Blue lvil (puro Indigo
dyel Flannel -. manufacturers price.
3ic:
20 pieces Heavy Cray Mixed Flannel Igi.led)
23c.-fuauuiec,urer's price. 3d..
% pieces scarlet Iwiliei Flannel pure Cochi-
neal dye pc. Manufacturers price. 90.
~ pieces Splendid Nsfy Blue iVilled Flannel,
S1ac.-iagnufacturer's psice. f5c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-13

Everybody "a benefited by uslns DR.. Kings
Royal Germetuer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-13
TIE Boston,
1909 MAIN STREET.
OPPOSITE POST OFFICE
SCH WARZSCHILD &C0.
DESSOLUTIOaS x PAHTNERsHIPa
dissolution OF CO-PARTNER-
II SHIP.

~ eHlF.
FORE UW0S, Va. August , l-s2.
Tho co-partuership heretofore existing be-
tween no undersigned under iho Grm-Iame
ani style Of NOkN ELL. >NkAD & CO. is tAis
dag dissolved by mutual consent. g.. J.. cad
reuring from tho business. ID. h. Noreh az
sunes the liabilities OF me iais hrm. aud re-
quests all persons Indebted tO no nrn ~ come
forward ana settle their accounts.
j. x. NORYELL,
{. +. SNEAD.
Tho undersigned Will continue tho NERCAN-
TIL. BUSINESS and tho AANIFACTIRk or
TOBACCO A. conducted heretofore under mo
late nrm Of NOrYen, Sneei 4 Co., a. FORK
Union, "a.
se l}-F,Su&W2t' d. Z. NOENE ELL
VNHE FIRM OF A. SAKS Il co.
4 las boen dissolved by TIE desfh ot Mr.
Winism Cans.
The unicrslgnef viii continue the business
under tho nrin-nsme u A. SAK5 u 90.
ANDREW sAKS.
RICHMOND. Va. August 22 lss8
Norg.-Hr. JACOB CANS has assumed the
management Of the Richmond houes.
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SOUL COM M UNION.
How They Make Love in the Refined Cir
Giles of the Hub,

How They Make Love in the Refined Cir
Giles of the Hub,
" EmersOnia, if | seem to divaricate
from my accustomed coherentific OPP
pugnancy in segregating and desyno-
nymizing the postulate5 you have
largiloquently elaborated this evening,
let me implore you not to attribute it
wholly to a psychologist psychologists
on my part.
The young man looked at her in an
erudite theosophic way and smiled a
pensive, thoughtful, Back-Bay smile.
81 do not. Ticklowell, " responded
the fair young girl, warmly, as she
leaned tenderly upon him and wiped
her spectacles with a soft, caressing
touch: land yet you will pardon me if
| suggest that in attempting to de-
phlogistioate the ecphractic immisci-
bility of the archaeological anhy-
drousness involved in the myrioramic
protoplasm you evince an eXoteric
observation-disclosures, if not fuma-
cious incognativity, so to formulate it,
that is not Karmistic.
" But you do not suspect me of a
disanalogical or extravasating tenden-
cy, do you, Emersonia?' he inquired.
anXiOusly.
" By no means. Your eugeny and
environment presupposes "a freedom
from observation-disclosures
etiolation.
:" Then you acquit me of INGENIOUS
erebritude?' The tears stood in Miss
Howjames' eyes.
E5emplastically exuperated as we
are, Ticklowell, " she said, and ''cardia-
graphically congenial in rationative
deducibility as we cognovate, such "a
presumption would theoretically polar
lie into pectinibranchiate naufrage."
And yet we disavow the ophio-
nancy of diathermaneity," he muir
INJURED.
Multijugously, of course"
Then, Emersonia," he exclaimed.
triumphantly. ''do not evitate! Rubi-
fcation is incompatible with gelidity,
is it not?"
q can not oppugn the excortica-
tive forcipation of the inevitable, said
the young lady, softly.
And The young man gathered her in
his arms and winked solemnly at a
portrait of Emerson that hung on the
wall.-Chicagu Tribune.