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II takes from six months o. year % he
come accustomed % the l. r0lls \ man
who take. an Office IN a builling by which
there is nn elevated road VIII Cor % tiae boz
constantly irriatel by tie rapid succession
OF dnning trains. but after while 10 be-
comes such an ola story that Be notices D.
mo- more than thc scratching of bis pen. II
is the sans with the p'1. pee wloll'e in room
fronting ihe l. rolds
On some of the lines, especially the one ON
Sixth avenue. the trains pass so close 20 the
windows oi thesi rooms. tnat. standing upon
the platform of one OF the ears. YOU can al
most clutch the window curtains with Your
hand Yet tine occupants OF these ROOMS are
not Ia tine least disturbed Indeed. they com
plaeeutly lean out of the windows and gaze
at the network of irou. The clhllest0uc pave
m,ni~ ani the red brick stores "itI as Much
evident appreciation "a, though the prospect
wcrs a. heautells and il.l a- nature, chang
inr color, a tie view from q mountain 5
summit Of "a sullit valley Ia the course
of a ride ON the elevated railroad from
the Battery % Harlem you wil see
many curious things through the win.
dDw- of these rooms Weary lo1kins needle
women n SIX by eight rooms. sewing
for % pttauce. children being spanked by
their mothers working girls clustered to-
ectner. eating their lunches. man beating
bis wife. pariy of gentlemen OF color play
Ing poker. with black bottle ON the table,
ingenious youths shaving, shining their
SHOE. or otherwise making their toilets TO-
tally obliviou- of their audiences rushing Or,
a drmken man dem0.ishng the furniture;
lazy men sitting on the fire escapes, content
edly smoking short black pipes while their
wives are al wasatubs inside. an Italian
noble an leaning on the window SOD and eN
proioratmg 900 the hell- OF dear friends be-
lOW-such sights as these, ANA others mex
preside. you viii catch lightning glimpse,
of ,,. yol are hurled by
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-12

srpfwruu Uy single row OF iron pinsrs.
over which cars were to b. drawn ty an end
lc,s chain worked by stationary cngincs The
fate Of this enterprise augurci 10 for the wa
duct system The property was sold under
foreclosure in 1871. Dr. Ruff, II Gilbert.
who-e attention hal been Alirccted 10 the
problem Of rapid transit bs his experience as
physician Of the excessive mortality mover
crowded tenement houses. had long occupied
himself with this question
Al'or desis.ng seven different plans De- ob
tanned. 10 49, a charter for an overhead On
bular pneumatic railway The New York
Elevated Railroad company the successor
to the West Side Elevated Railroad COM
pany.r was orgnnzA in 1872 The Gilbert
Elevated Railroad company was incorpor
atei by an act Of the legislature Boz 1872 II
received IT, name from rs originator, Rufus
H. Gilbert. aud changed Il IN l,',, after Dir
Gilbert was superseded in the management
to that Of the Metropolitan Elevated Rail
road COMPANY
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succe- forgotten a. ~oop as convenient There
Is natural buI not very reasonable feeling
ia the public mini that one Who predicts
panic or popular disturbance helps in some
way 10 bring on the evil he predicts.
Mr. Croly was born In CloShnakilty, Coun
Is Cork. Ireland Nov B. lS29, and came 10
the United State in 1854 lie learned the
trade Of silversmith. but very early went
into journalism, marrying Miss Jennie Gun
nlngham. known TO the reading public a.
Jennie June They lot their al in an un
fortunate journalistic enterprise al Rockford,
Ill.. then attained success In New York city,
where Mr. Croly vas al one time managing
editor OF Tho World and at another Of The
Graphic He WAS man OF very many curl
Gus theories and apt suggestions, As strange IA
mixture Of the severely practical and the
visionary rs can b. found Ia the profession.
lie leaves a wife aud three children The
daughter Vida l. an actress, As was his
daughter Minnie, who died few years ago.
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That there is "a charseof in-irrcrity against
the irish $500 ail SNOW Eut Is tloro nsmccr.
ity rouhcro c.-c' Is ireici alone 10 to
condemned Tor ihat' q'.tc acknowledge
that is torture % any on' lri,' born 90 sag
.no" IT. "ycs'' ID ihe word required hy his or
her companion. hut is there uo umia5ilty %
la deducted from thi-' Iaip aminbiliiy, mo-
doubt. bat st.i with something iovable
about &c.
They viii probably tell you 81 asked, that
SOFA ars i1..my Your best "nen every fiber
4 their artistic nature Is s'uilerins az the
particularly hl.oIs bonnet or sult you are
nnriu. They Wal aImif, beyond every
ching your uc~ trap the l.!loJs painting Of
Nhich J.. annoying them beFoai measure.
they un heartily congratulate you on the
purchase of that usV mare OF yours. and call
% fautle-- with ONE eye upou tuo spint Oh
tine Oh furnle- But thl, b, an d0n3 with a
,l.w O. ma.in- Vou 40 cIs' With Yourself and
your surroundings ami % thro" halo Of
glory over }on otherwise raile. shabby
pos s-i0as
A.t0auy yi'er insiueerite-. why there are
ro-uo- il alb nations anl most oi them far
deeper i.eI than any ireland ms produced
-"Iue Duehes7 10 Philadelphia Times
Niatda.h it profit a mln % rct modern
novel fo. twenty -iise c,nts Dr. Doe BIAS O. buy
900 UNABRIDGED dcu .nrs alI 500 elcyc.o
raIil letlr. Boo can understand it f-Shoe and
leather Reporter
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or cash After serving term n tue state
legislature Dee was elected 10 the Forticthi
rurty-nr.t and Fort, second congresses, and
ON Mas - 1876 touh hi. seat m the United
States senate. having h'en chosen % Oh the
unexpirod term oi Senator Ferry. deceased
m $50 bee aa- .Ic'e,sle'l los Orvule H. Flatt,
and thereafter turned Dos attention % man.
arin- the national affairs . hos party
Ills management ppefloall, began in 49,,
when. a- "a meaher CD the rational commit
tcc. ho was charged Win important duties
i'm 1876. bus uola was .till moro valuable, and
iu l>>D he nI. unanimously named chair
man ol the committee. ami again 10 1854 and
ISIS Ills great wealth. extensive acquaint
ance and shrond business management en-
aL.ei him t1d1 che best possible for bis party
and almost t0 wrl~t victory from the jaws OF
defeat. 20 may be- SAID talt bee sacrificed him
self to Dol. party. as he persisted n remaining
al bis post 90 taefcrlorulancc 90 all his duties
to the end OF the campaign. though his physi
elan had warned him a month before that II
was al the peril OF hi- nie When the task
was completed the reins Tell from his nerve
le.. hands. the reaction left him completely
exhausted. and be never recovered any far
measure az strength His native ability was
improved only by common school educa
ZION and long experience. and both IN busi
mes. and polite. be was noted for the prompt
uo.s with which be met an emergency
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A calm, cool, temperament IS doubtless an
aid to a Iong life IL Is the people who are
easiest troubled and oftenest excited who wear
out first lluwer, in one Of his novels. makes
the cynical remark that TWO things are essen
tal to the greatest lougevity--a good diges-
ton and had heart This has been applied
often To old men vino we're not sympathetic
in their temperament IL does not follow.
however. that because men are lmierturhaOle
In manners they are heartlesS-much les than
they have bad hearts Sien may be- actively
wicked as well as apparently indifferent on
the subject Of Righteousness When man
lives 10 great age the presumption Is That
he has taken good care Of himself Some are
more scrupulous to 10 this than other,, and
some lind the task much easier than do the
most Of their fellows. 90 Boston Herald.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-12

The days Of slavery ended IN Maine long
ago and the practice OF selling town pauper'
u the lowest bidder is falling into innOcuous
lesuetude. but it seems that one class OF
people are yet put up at auction The re
ports Of several school district meetings con.
tain some such clause at this. The teacher
was also put up 70 the lowest bidder aud
knocked or 20 Mr. So-and-So. who viii board
her for Sl2j a week The school teacher
has some opportunities which the average
mortal wots not OF. -lewisOu Journal
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"cAPlTAL MOVER" REAVlS.
Death In 1t. Louis of a Man Who Made
Good Deal of Taxi for Ills Theory.

Death In 1t. Louis of a Man Who Made a
Good Deal of TAX for Ills Theory.
For the past dozen years or 50 the public
has heard little OF capital mover Reayis,
whose name Is in the list Of the recently DE-
ceased. but for half dozen years before that
he was a standing subject OF praise, crit
cisn or sneering sarcasm. Tor he had sue
cceded in getting the Whole nation interested
in tho scheme Of removing the national capl
tai t. ST. I.ouis-or. II that was thought III
practicable. Ia some other western locality
So FAR dill the scheme progress that lively
contest sprang "a among western congress
men. Springfield and indianapolis being
strongly urged. but the general voice finally
ran In favor OF selecting some command
inc point on the Mississippi river. the govern
ment Itself 10 have all the profits from the
sale Of lots The example Of Nebraska 10
conducting a profitable speculation ON tn
location Of her own capital was strongly
urged. But the udc was not taken at the
full: Boss" Shepherd completed bis great
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Kneu Mlat to nrd..

James" said the village jewoler care
here any weddings TO take place IN the
1eirhb0rLo0i sOonT
There are TWO 20 come of next week,
aii the cierk.
And the jewolor satdoUn at oncean wrote
an order for TWO dozen pickle casters. with
privilege of exchanging twenty two Of them
,or something else within thirty days Chi
.aro Tribune
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Learning and Knowing.

Children object TO nothing, probably, 50
much as to tho drudgery of learning, al
though some boys are perhaps almost as rest
i've under the process OF having their faces
washed
Little Mabel, 3 years old, showed a strong
desire To know her alphabet, AMI her big sis
ter kindly BEGAN to teach her After a few
moments Of instruction Mabel ilew into q
dreadful passion Of dlspleasure
"Ah.n said the biz sister. 80 YOU don't want
10 learn your letters after ale
NO said Malsl. very positively, "ms
don't want 20 learn em-me want 10 know
'--."'- Youths Companion
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a .srrt that that was tho cause ef tis wanting
the capital removed 40 any rate Le kept
the agitation pretty active for few yclrs
and succeeded in getting large convention
eli.oi. Tie also wrote w0rs on st Louis
fhs Future City OBJ The World" which was
widely circulated. and WAS very active IN
schemes Tor importing tas Mississippi Tie
hci in poverty leavi.g widow aal two
small children.
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CAS- "a member Of the committee of ar
ran-emenisn said the caller at the hotel. 81
want 90 dni out what terms sou can give Co
delegate, fo convention o. be held 800 thi,
inv next wecs We shall need uccommoda
tou- Tor City or more persons.
"Our regular rates are $50 per day. re.
sponded the landlord. but for party Of
City cam. of course. mako a considerable
By The way. what kind OF gathering Is 10
90 beN
eft is the regular annual state convention
II the Ncgetauan- association
My terms. said the landlord emphai
icauy, twill be I'll per day Chicago Herald
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RAILROADS IN THE Ar.
SOMETHING ABOUT THE ELEVATED
SYSTEM OF NEW YcRN.

a. Il for Fact One of the Modern Won
dcrs Of the World-iiow II Wa Bum
and How ~ 4. Eun-The Oi-pnto over
the battery Loop"
To travellers who visit New York city for
the first time-aul there were many such
during the centennial wess-nothin- Is tho
source OF SO much astonishment as the cle-
vaiel railroads When train goes rushing
hy over their heals they start look mp with
da7ed expressions. AMI feel inclined 10 run
They find 10 dihiellt u become used 10 the
perpetual roar the smoke Of tine locomotive.
OBJ. cr,aking 81 the cars that s't- their teeth
on edge AMI makes their nerves throb II
they are crossing a street banai iha Gle
vated structure when 70 train i- passing they
make dive for the sidewalks. a- though ex
porting the whole mass of iron aul Wooi 10
tumble down upon their heals ami drive
them into the bowels Of the earth, Ike pie
Some OF them seem 90 feel a little hurt be-
cause they are not eiidel by the sight Of at
least one grand smash up
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\ Modest Request.

A certain deacon IN a church which shall
be namecsa mad the bad habit of snoring
while asisep during divine service Ono Sat.
urday evening he received the following note.
Deacon --- Is desired nj 10 commence
snoring tomorrow until the sermon !, i~gun,
a. some INrson, IN The nc.shboi.iood OF his
pew would ike 10 hear ihe --xs st Lois
.tepublic
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-12

nn.fdrouputs AZ washington. 'us govern
most resumed building on large scnlc, an
now tho capital Is probably fixed for al
fiua
Inran G. Reavis vrs born March 90 1881.
n Mason county. iis. VIZ reared in poverty
ond obfaiuel bat limited education, bui
carly displayed considerable ability ~ p
writer he eiited the spirited lilnoisan
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-12

~ 40 tt'tA'i "a iHNllIIlN
Pa He eatere,itbe
Union ar m 5 in
l,i2 and soon at
tanned the rank Of
captain Of volun
tccrs II q " a 5
wounded az the
hattie Of the VII
lcrness. la cOnse
0uence of which he
Was mustered out
of the ranks in
l>Ci After leav
ing the army he
took up the legal
tr0fl1eiOu Ina Tone
la. Kan. with con
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-12

David Goodman Croly, the recently de
ceased writer. was al one time quite noted on
account OF tnc remarkable fuiiliment Of some
very remarkable prophecies which he made
on purely pmosopnic principles Writing as
a -ro,iiitist" COZ socioiogi,t ia the early part
of nc3. Doe predicted the crash in the North.
ern Pacific railroad the panic, the fall Of
WAGES. labor riots. decline ia prices and a
ch1nr. I'M the political government Of the
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into Connpcticutat
an carly age and
entered the bust
ness oi iron manu-
fscture az Limo
Rock. iitchiield
county Of that
state ln this he
lluspered So soon
that at an early
aee bee became pro
rrietor Of the prn
ipll blastfurnaces
u,i forges ia the
llousiioiiic valley
Through ail his life
lle was AN earnest
Democrat, ever
read, % aid his
parfy with counsel
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-12

during the early
campli ID, % tae
Republican party,
andintles spring N
1903 invested Dos a
81 Louis paper
call u Tho Pres.
vhieh proved a
failure lleappiisll
nj Washin ron for
an appointment
but receiving none
became cmbitt,rcti
against tie place
af HI. lrra.rluf-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-12

n Al AAN Ntt
nation in l6ai-all
fulfilled except the
last ile put forth
the doctrine that
a close study of the
past would often
onlbl. us 90 pre-
diet the future So
ciai condition with
absolute certainty
but the American
people ,io not take
kindly 20 prophets,
so hc was rather
sharply criticised
40 the time and his
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-12

Thoma. Ryan. CT Kansas. who has been
appointed minister % Mexico from the Unit.
ga states. ha. lived in Kansas since 1853 lie
is a n1t.vo ct Oxford. y =. havin. been
born there Nov D. 1861 Ia his carly life he
r1..lnr.l Win M. ll.rnnt. l. nrnlf.rl n.l...t,
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IMPORTED WINES.


IMPORTED DIRECT FROM Ell
HOPE
RHINE WINES.
ROLANDtR.
RUADESHElMER.
AssNENNHAUESER;
CLARErs.
sole agent for the following
AURORA SPRINGS MINERAL WATERS
from Cohenzo on the Rhine
AUSTRIAN ana HUNGARIAN WINES,
bottled In the Government cellars in
Budapest CHungarIal expressly for medical
use.
SACHS PRUDEN CO'sCELEBRArED GIN
GER ALE.
VIRGINIA and CALIFORNIA CLARE1S
and WHITE WINES direct from the vine
yard
KAISER & ERLANGER BEER direct from
kai9r Brewery.
For sale wholesale AMI retail 40
PRANK MiLIERs.
n ami % north Fourteenth street.
Under Exchange Hotel.
myl0 u.m Th.u
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The cure Easily Applied.

Mrs Cahokia- Alfred, have been reading
ibout the hot air treatment for weak lungs.
and think should like % try 10
Mr. Cahosla sIrucs by hay ~ thought
All rlght. Esmeraida THIS is April Next
month Is May Wen spend the whole month
.ieht here 10 ST Louis Chicago Tribune.
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WILLIAM n. ehRNUM.

A Notod Democratic Politician Who Ia,
Passed AVIAN.
Tho II0u William II Bauum famous for
hi, able management oi .evcr2' Democratic
CAMPAIGNS. whose dc1tn wa, lately an
nouncod. was born Sept ls. isis. 10 Colum
bia county. " s.. but moved over the line
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siderable success For cl sht years he held
the position of county attorney AMI for four
years was assistant uniei States attorney
SIR RYAN has. since the Forty Isl 9Th congress,
been representative m the lower house OF
the national legislature
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-12

Brirhtly-Do YOU know why people are
never stuck up IN autumni
Dullani- Can't say that ! do
Brightly Because pride always gocs he
fore fall - Lowell Citizen
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-12

Especial Correspondents. OF the Tuf.i
Nav Yonk. May 300 % uas .pcat'nf
with Young Alex >a.tini icn days
since about the forthcoming fnHf of iI-
father. ihc rscaf tHeeiau Do iNr rlNn
tv De- told mc much fhai is Dee" and
interesting about tIc renowned actor
which J am 40 liberty io quote as ioi.
lows
The fact fhai m father ms been
~.rn here n certain parts OFF an heroic
rsfrre fhe characters being. 1881 DO were.
som. IirhlfIc atd requiring ihc display
ut almost llIhafIe force. and the further
fact fhlf Che frlfhfgIne-- of DIS ari gives
fn Dol. creations fhf absolute flavor of
r.ait. las. ridiculous a- 70 may appear.
r som an impression tnil lAe actor him
10 '- man of ha-'y and uncurhed
temper go those who hnow him. to Dis
-.n especially. such an idea is absolutely
mncr0l- cam conceive 900 human
l..nr possessed off greater tenderness or
sweetness of disposition ihan ms father
ur nuc hose temper is more absolutely
unIel control
ID m frequently asked whether my
l.fnrf d.l NOT train me himself for my
stage career apa thc question is pui in
.neh % form Chat makes DO evident Chat
f,. answer i- assumed to hc in ihc
Affirmative This is so far from being
tic CASE. ihn Day father desIfuca mc
for ncIfc another profession Hud| DOE
decd when nr-f visited Amer.
i... n va. fn pursue here mN Studies a-
a.ci4l engineer hHte acted. indeed.
ff.m mr hlrlund. hli 0n'F a- au anna
unr Nh.n my amateur performance
N. some charity. OBJ SOD forth. $3.50. ar.
ranged in Florence fhe Cost crV "as a'-
nat- for ~1Nlnfs children, and
.fl.rI fancy. i0 mv thcr amused
DISGUST. mt brother aud were only Too
willing fn accept flc invitation. while
fa father WH- rather cAliicd by Dds
fu.ri~'af hi- unN'li'uruc-- t0 lcf us ap
r.r SIS lnok would have it DO Thus
more tD4n once fell to my iot i0 create %
UIlf u some play. which. pie- ented hrst
Nr f.r amateurs. WH- subsequently
Success 0n Tire regular stage My
father however. was hrm in hl.
determination fAnt should mot he an
..I.r Hui Doe MAS glad tu -ce mc sal. for
lm.rCl. thinking flHt 100 amy tate
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D.'n0r throw ODD nf way "n "lllI..'''''.''
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DUVAL IL NORTON'S CELEBRA.
VEH HAU-E yANfD

nUVAL IL MOTIONS CELEBRA-
~ TED HORSE TONIC,
for Horses Mules, Cattle. &c. Cures scratches
la dogs. warranted % cure chicken and hog
cholera Read what those who have used II
have 10 say
george -. Smith. Atlees. Hanover county
Va. says. Duyal s. NOrton's Horse Tonic
il the best tonic ! ave ever used.
IA. &. Alexand- r, old Church. Hanover
county, Va. says. Too much cannot be- said ln
praise of Duvai NOrtOn's Horse Tonic.
John l.. Curtis. Warwick {. H., Va; thlnk
IL almost indispensable 10 our Raising hogs.
jos +. GarrOw. Warwick, q. H.. Va, says
II Is the best remedy ! ever saw Tor chicken
cholera as dozens Of my neighOOts vii testify.
A. r. Campbell. ManagOnlck. King william
county, Va: / had a valuable dog with
scratches which had give mp 10 die "A few
dOsos OF the Tonic made complete cure.
Price. g and % cents per bottle. For sale
by all druggists. Sample bOtilf by mail for
Is cents ia stamps. +. r. REEVE co,
hichmcnd Va
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ROUND ABOUT GOTHAM.
SOMETHING NEW AND INTERESTING
ABOlT SAlNlN.
DKCEITED ms FATHER WITH 4
RED HANDKERCHIEF
JULIA NARtowr I'M COMING MARY
ANptKSON

Tho latest Committee iutercs ine stage
Gossip some Dots About Mr.. Lang
ty 1hc Countr, citl at the Ccnfcm
uiai Latest , ads in Door hnohs.
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No. p. BRANCH. rssD. "a. scoft
THOMAS BRANCH Il co, BANK
l. ERS Nd COMMISSION MERCHANTS
BONDS. sTOCks. and SECURITIES
BOUGHT AND SOLD In this and all the
Northern markets.
We have a private Telegraph wire IRON oui
office 20 all the Northern exchanges, aud can
execute orders tor ACTIVE STOCKS within
few minutes OF their receipt at our Office.
We get quotations every quar'er OF All hour
which are open tor the insp~etion OF our
customers.
Earliest information on the subject OF Rail-
-oad and Corporation Securities and State
Bonds.
de ar rHOhAS HhANCH GU.