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lively snail.
But, says some cynical spirit, what do
you do with those words in Ecclesiastes
where Solomon says: Behold, this have
found, saith the preacher. counting one
by one to find out the account; which vet
my soul seeketb, but 1 find not; one man
among a thausand have l found; but q
woman among all those have not found?"
Nv answer is that il solomon had behaved
himself with common decency and kept
out of the Infamous circles he would not
have had so much difficulty in finding in
tegrity of character among women and
never would have uttered such a TRADE.
Ever since my childhood have heard
speakers admiring Diogenes the cynical
philosopher who lived in a tub, for going
through the streets of Athens in broad
DAY ight with lantern, and when asked
what he did that for, said: II am look
ing for an honest man." Now 1 warrant
that the philosopher who had such
hard time to find an honest man
was himself dishonest l think he
stole both the lantern and the tub So,
when / hear q man expatiating on the
weaknesses Of women, Immediately sus-
pect him and say there is another Solo.
mon with Solomon's wisdom left out
Still, would not have the illustrations /
have given of transcending excellency in
female biography lead you to suppose
that there are no psrils in woman's path.
way. Gods grace alone can make an Isa-
bella Graham. or a Christian Alsop. or a
Fidelia Fiske, or a Catherine of Sienna
Temptations lurk about the brightest do
mestic circle. 1t was no uumeaning thing
when God set up amidst the splendors of
His word the character of infamous
Delilah.
Again. this strange story of the text
leads me to cons ider some Of the ways in
which strong men get their locks shorn.
God, for some reason best known to Him.
self. made the strength Of Samson to de-
pend on the length Of his hair; when the
shears clipped it his strength was gone
The strength of men is variously distrib.
uted. Sometimes it lies in physical dc.
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spell of death is on them and no
human voice or the voice of God
can break the spell. Their feet are
hoppled; their wrists are handcuffed.
They have around tn EN- a girdle OF
reptiles punched at the waist, fastening
them to an iron doom; every time they
breathe the forked tongues strike them
and they strain to break away until the
tendons snap and the blood exudes; and
amidst their contortions they cry out:
Take me back to my fathers house.
Where is mother! Take me home! Take
me home"
Do stand before a man to-day the locks
of whose strength are being toyed with,
let me tell you to escape lest the shears Of
destruction take your moral and your
spiritual integrity. Do you not see your
sandals beginning to curl on that red hot
path? This day in the name Of Almighty
God / tear of the identifying vail and
the embroidered mantle of this old bag
of iniquity. and I show you the ulcers
and the bloody ichor and the cancered
lip and the parting joints and the mace
rated limbs and the wriggling putrsfac-
ton, and cry out o, horror of horrorsl
In the stiffness of this Sabbath hour lift
a warning. Remember it is much easier
to form bad habits than to get clear of
them; in one minute of time you may get
into sin from which all eternity can not
get you out
o, that the voice of Gods truth might
drown the voice of Delilah. Come into
the paths of peace, and by the grace of
pardoning God start for thrones of honor
and dominion upon which you may reign.
rather than travel the road to a dungeon
where the destroyed grind in the mills of
despair, their locks shorn and their eyes
ont
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-20
Not So Pro.nerons. Alter al.

AT religious convention held in a western
town each minister was required 10 give al
account OF the condition of bis charge, and il
prospcging receive generalization, or, if not
10 receive advice and encouragement, witt
perhaps aid
IN his turn arose a very deliberate speaker
and reported that his congregation iva.
loolin up" Before be cou'l add another
remark The next delegate ia order was calles
for his report, and so on until all were heard
from. Then came the chahman's remarks e
each delegate When be came TO the afore
said deliberate speaker he sad ho must con
graduate bis brother from the far west upon
bis being able 20 report that his congregation
was docking up" wherein Don tho deliberate
speaker arose and said that he should prob
ably have added that, as they were fiat OF
their backs, it was the only way they coulo
look philadelphia Press
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My boy sat looking straight into the Goals,
From his stool at my feet one day
And the freight Furnished the curly head,
And painted the cheeks with "a dash OF red,
And frightened bis very eyes, as he said
In a most confidential way.
Mamma. think. when I'm gr0Wn-up man,
shall have just two little boys"
smiled, ho was SIX but be did not see,
And saii Yes how nice that Win be-
But II one were girl, 10 seems TO me,
II would add TO your household joys"
"Well, yes, refectively, that would be nice.
Ana IN tel you jlft what IN do;
III name one Robbie, for me, you know
Then the bright eyes sh0ne with deeper glow,
"And there's just Tie two OF as now, and 30
III name the girl Annie. for you"
But how would their mother like that r. Gske,
do you think that she would agree
For us both 10 have names while She had nOnei"
Win tho uiystiled, puzzled look Of one
Wholly befOs-eI said my logical son,
Their mother. Why, who s. she's
Good Housekeeping
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TOBACCO DEPARTMENT.

RICHMOND. VA. March is.-Sales o'
loose tobacco to-day amounted to 25,s2l
pounds: highes, price, $3.50.
Very little tobacco was offered al auc
ton on Change to-day.
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange
c. y. Flack, Troy, n. Y; George Oliver
Cohoes, \. Y; ". +. Michaux, Powha
tan county; II. G. Burrus, g. ID. Vaughan
Louisa; John b. Watkins. Henderson
y. e.; l.. X. Balmer, Petersburg. Va.
Tobacco Inspectors office reports to.
day. Inspections, 96 hogsheads; rein
spections, 10 hogsheads.
Crenshaw's Planters, Sbockoe. Daven-
ports, Centre, Traders, Allegheny,
Farmers, Old Dominion, Myers vii
sons and Seabrook's warehouses report
deliveries to-day of 2l5 hogsheads aud
4 boxes.
Office of United States Collector Of
Internal Revenue reports collections for
the city OF Richmond to-day as follows
Tax paid on cigars and cigarettes. 81
911Oj on tobacco. S4,2574S; on sun
dries, $ei0 Total collections to-day.
S62420S.
Sales Of tobacco reported 10 the secre-
tary to-day: Wrappers, 80 hogsheads;
filters hogsheads, darks, 20 hogsheads:
sun.cured, % hOgsheads. Total sales re-
ported, 81 hogsheads.
Major Milton Cayce, Of the Arm of
Allen q Ginter left this afternoon to
visit the principal tobacco markets Of
North Carolina. c. Mol.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, March l9-Flour closed
weak and lower; for fine grades winter,
$2.40Q$275; do. spring, $2G$2.75; SUI
pertine winter. S3@ss2 20; do. spring, So
a 1915 Wheat closed weak at t@fc.
lower; spot sales No. / red, Csc. @sl 90;
extra red, 9640sc.; No. 2 red, 90s09l;
No. red, SEC; No. white, 96@97c.;
No. red winter, March. s9ic Corn
closed weak at tote. lower; spot sales
No. mixed, 42.442sc.; No. 3 mixed,
4ltc.; No 2 mixed, March, 42tc. Oats
closed steady; spot sales No. white,
3sc.; No 2 white, S2t48Sic; No. 2
mixed, March, S0tc. Pork dull; new
mess, Sl325Wsl350. Lard stssdler;
May, s72l@s7a3. Sugar - Refined
strong; cut loaf and crushed, stc.i
cubes, zee; powdered, 7tc.; granulated,
tic. Coffee steady; fair Rio, lssc.
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Chicago Markets

CHICAGO, March l9.-Wheat opened
quiet and shade lower Corn easier
and prices lower. Oats strong and fairly
active. Provisions slow and steady
Closings: Shea-March, 93tc.; May
95tc., June, 9l;c. Corn-March 34c
May, 85tc.; June, S5s@35ic. Oats
March, 24sc.; May, 25sc; June, este
Pork-May, Sll97t; June, s19; July
Sl210. Lsrd-March, s6s2s; May
50 90 June, sG.e5. Short ribs--Msy
S6.l2tGSo.l5; June, S617t@s620.
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A GENTLE SOUL TAKEN.
Mary Loolsc Booth, Of Harper a Bros,
Lately Deceased.

Miss Mary Louise Booth. the late cdi.
tor OF Harper's Bazaar. was a cheering
example of what bright American
woman can do both for herself and her
countrywomen For her country and
fellow men. too. might appropriately be
added. for in the crisis of the civil war
Miss Booth did somc work of immense
benefit to the national cause She was "A
thorough French scholar. and 10y trans
lations from the French periodicals of
the day and communications for the
French people to read she did a great
work in the way of popular enighten-
ment She translated and published
with other things. Count Agenor de Gas
parins work, Uprising Of Great peo-
Pile completing the copy in one week,
the work made "a profound IMPRESSION
on the country and caused Senator Sum
uer to say that 1t was worth a Whole
phalanx 10 the cause of human freedom.
Miss Booth was born fifty-sevcn wears
ago at NBphank. t. L., the daughter Of a
cloth manufacturer. who was q good
scholar and an advocate Of popular cdu.
cation The daughter was quite preco-
ciogs; read the Bible through at the age
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, March l9.--Cotton quiet
middlIng, 10tc. Flour dull and feature
less. Wheat-Souihern scarce and firm
Fultz, $1GS1.07i Longberry, 81 02@s101i
Western quiet and easy; No. 2 winter,
red, spot, s9t@s9tc. Corn-Southern
white quiet at 4l@42c. yellow, frmer
at 40@4lc; Western firm; mixed, spot
403@ 40tc Oats-Choice steady. Others
easy; Western white, 32@33tc; Western
mixed, 294Slc graded No. white, 3Sc.
Rye-Demand slow at 54@5Gc. Pro
visions firm and unchanged. Petroleum
steady; refined $500 Coffee steady;
Rio cargoes fair, lSs@ls4c. Sugar firm;
A soft, 7lc.i copper refined steady al
l5tGl5tc. Whisky steady at Sill.
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Ifon-Amencan refined. Old Dominion
bar per pound for standard sizes, lilo,
English and American sheet, .. to 5ic: Swe-
en- hammered, sto &c; hoop, 1 Ia sac.
Nails-Old DOmeinion, standard size, 81. 10;
Steel s220.
Walker hOrse-shOes 81 mules Is.
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AShevilIe. n. 4.

AsHEvHLE, y. c., March lS-Thert
was decided decrease of offerings here
last week-shOwing that we have reach
ed and passed The point of heaviest re.
ceipis for the 1893 crop. Every year our
sales are smaller during the month OF
March than April, owing, doubtless, 10
harsh winds and colder weather. But
for the reduced offerings last week we
think we should have been correct in
stating las we did in our last report
that we looked for more or less decline
in prices here, except for wrapper stock.
4 s 1t was, the small supply had the effect
Of keeping prices fully up to the preced-
ing week. We do not now expect
much Of any decline in prices before
April, and until the larger Eastern mar
kets--especially Danylle-are more
fully supplied than they now are.
JOHS J. BOILING
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+ Mcrys. Cousin. Edmond About and other
. French authors Her TRANSACTIONS en-
braced soulc forty bound volumes, be-
sides % vast amount Of current misccl-
+ fanny She also wrote school history of
F tine city Of New York, which was highly
praised
Her patrioic labors during the civil
war made her name dear 10 many people
and thereafter her literary reputation
greatly increased When the liarpers
began The Bazar. I'm 1861, she was made
editor. and maintained the position with
great Success Her salary was $1,000
per year for many years. with oppor
tunitics 90 earn much more in other
work and Tho Bazar under her manage.
ment proved highly profitable. Proba.
bly, no woman in the city devoted more
time and study TO the needs of women
Of all classes, especially as 10 the best
methods of securing and doing good
work and getting good pay for 1t. She
maintained correspondence with many
of the best thinkers at home and abroad
and her opinion was often sought on the
methods Of improving the condition Of
working women.
For many years before her death she
lived with au adopted sister at No lOi
East Ffty-nuth street, New York city
and her occasional receptions there were
occasions of delight 10 all present, as she
usually brought together many of the
foremost men and women in the local
world Of letters
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APART


l. 70 love that makes me think Of thee
Through oil the sunless day.
Wherever ] may chance 10 be,
And tbOu--afar away
A thousand times told my heart
That truly love vas not:
4 thousand times The words came back
And thee with them they brought
Where thou art now cannot tell
We may be far apart,
Or near, bot wheFosoe'eF chou be,
Thou'rt ever 10 my heart
Mayhap n me thou thukest not,
Nor ever breathe my name
Yet every hour Of day and night,
Thou thriiiest me the same
perchance MS best see thee not;
Thou mayst be proud and cold,
For 10 Thy ears gay cavaliers
Nay honeygd VOWS have told
q pride would spoil the winsoms face
That vas so dear o. me;
So in 1913 heart hold thee s'D
- thou vert wont % DO
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V1IRC4NIA.-IN VACATION: IN
v THECLERK's OFFICE or Tah Sg:
PRgNk COURT or APPEALS ON THE ~Sb
DAY OF FEBRUARY. isep. -.
Thomas W. God win. suing for the use ana -
tho cost OF William A. Swsnk and otnerz
stockholders OF the Norfolk CITY haiiroec
Company ............t ...s'ss''.s APp0sSSoss
against
John b. hi'ehcad and Emily A., his Via
William =. Hoykin aud others. Appeilseey
Upon an appeal from n decree prOnounco0
by the Corr Grafton Court OF the CITY OF NOR
folk, on the 18th ~ December, 1881.
The object Of the petition died 10 TINS cause
10 a. have the decree Of the Corporsuo C9uIs
OF the city Of Norfolk, pronounced on tno iote
OF December, lSes. In this cause. reviewed ~
the Supreme Court % Appeals OF tirgima
AMI Il appearing from the return OF the Sefs
geant or the city OF Norfolk that The app1uea
William A. Boykin. IL not q resident OF the
State OK Virginia, be Is required 90 appear
here ID the n 81 day OF April. lssv. after cue
publicst ton hereof IN tho DAILY Tts1e oncs .
week for four weeks. then aud there 10 en-
swer the said sppfs, aud do what 10 nsces'
say 10 protect hi- Interest therein.
Copy-Ieste
nueaouGHs & BRO., FOR Petitioner.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-20

Republican roll in the Ninth assembly
district Mr. Jacobus has served three
terms in the board Of aldermen He
was next selected assessor When The
Democrats engaged i'm faction fight for
sheriff, Hugh j. Grant and Judge
Andrew ) White being the Democratic
candidates, mr. Jacobus was pitted
against them. lie was defeated BY
Grant, who was extremely popular on
account OF his "ant.-boodle' record. il
1858 llr. Jacobus ran for member Of as
semO.y, but was defeated.
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thetrucking bust
moss and with
energy and at
teutlon 90 tu7i-
ness soon earned
a respectable
competency lie
began taking am
interest in the
l0litics0f his dis
trict in the Grant
campaigns Nat
urai qualities
soon made him q
leader, and for
years hi3 name
LIS healnl Tho
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-20

John Wesley Jacohus. who has been
spoken of for collector OF the port OF
New York. was horn in New York city in
1871. AZ The breaking out of the civil
war he enlisted in the Ninth New Yorh
volunteers. better known as the famous
Hawkins Zomves His bravery in bat
tie was recognized by his rapid promc-
ton from the ranks and he returned
captain Of his company
The section of the city TO which he be-
longei was famous for the number OF
truck owners resident there. Capt
Jacobus. therefore, naturally driftod into
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
New York stock Market.
Reported by q. w. Branch Il Co., bankers
and brokers No. I'LL Main street.

REVIEW.
New York. March 1D-London was
/ flrmer and bought our stocks quite free
ly. The copper troubles did not affect
other foreign securities, and the feeling
was a trihe apprehensiye last night, bur
was quite hopeful this morning. Stocks
opened higher and advanced t@2 per
cent. the latter for Manhattan, and, ex-
cept for raid on Rock Island and Chi
cago, burlington and Quincy at noon,
were steady and strong all day. There
were no disquieting reports all day, and
there was good buying and considerable
short covering The Changers were per-
haps the strongest as group, but the
Goulds and coalers evidently had sup
port The rally now in progress is nsu-
raj, after so severe depression. Ii may
extend further, but the market has had
knock from the sale Of long stocks,
which leads us to think 1t will he very
nervous for awhile and more susceptible
10 bear attacks.
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Mrs. MISSIONS SOOTHING SYRUP should
always be used when children are cutting
teeth. fl relieves the little sufferer at once
IL produces natural, quiet sleep by relieving
the child from pain, and the little cherub
awakes - bright a. a button IL Is very
pleasant 90 taste. II sOOthes the child. s0rtens
the gums. aliays all pain, relieves wind, rcgu-
ates the b8 lcls, and Is the best known rom
sdy Tor dlarrhea, whether arising from teeth
'1g or other causes. Twenty-Five cents 8
f,Dttle
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-20

The wife OF the last mayor Of Philadelphia
under the crown, Nine Powell woman OF
great fame for beauty and accomplishments,
has left O. her descendants much priced
miniature Nine Powell IS represented in a
velvet dress, as bescemed her lofty position,
and upon her proudly poised bead rests an
imposing white gaUze cap The mayoress
was at this tune grand looking old lady Of
* She died In 1913 There Is also minia
turo OF her husband sci la a Jeweled garland
intcnaoj for bracelet clasp. The mayors
hair is powdered, aud tho velvet coat i
adorned with rich lace iarpers Bazar.
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of ) and Racine
in the original at
: Before reach
ing her majority
she was so thor
oughly vcrsed in
French and Ger
man that she
earned her living
IA writer and
translator. an q
soon won a wide
reputation by her
able rcnditiOns Of
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-20
Practical Philosophy.

Al--Say, why are You always treating
that Miss la Fattee 10 ice cream in winteri
Ed.--Becanse cold contracts, YOU know,
and | thought by applying 1t inside whor
tho weather was applying it outside, might
perhaps, get her reduced 80 as to put my ara
around her Detroit. FREQ Press
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Tho Ln,c Il. w. rownslend.

Representative i. W. Townshend, Of
Illinois, who died in Washington re
Gently, after a weeks illness. had jus,
completed lis twelfth year Of service in
the house Of representatives Mr. Towns.
hcnd was bornin Prince Georges county,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-20

Gram ana Cotton Market.
RICHMOND, Va, March 10, 1889.

RICHMOND, Va, March 10, 1889.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat-i $50 bushels.
COrn--l 1876 bushels.
OATS, 900 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat-Longberry, $50 bushels good al
%, do. eco bushels common at s5c.. short
berry, 100 bushels very good at los Total
sales Of wheat. $50 bushels
C0rn-White, $50 bushels very good on
private terms.
Oats-White, 100 bushels No. at S3ic.
COTTON REPORT.
Market firm.
Quotations -Middiing, ssc. low mid
ding, 9ic., good ordinary. SIC.
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DoN waste money and time on
worthless things
Do get bottle Of Dr. Dayids cough
syrup and cure that cough.
Catarrh cured by Mrs. Joe Persons
remedY.
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Mr. Weepleigh who has come around the
corner unexPectedlyl-Good moring, Uncle
Philip!
Uncle Philip Good monin', squire; good
mornin', sahi war iist a comm up TO 20
house fer ter warn yer dat dey's a new family
OBJ coons moved IN ober on d hill, an dey's
hble ter be fond Oh snictns. How's 20
Leghorns gittin' long, sahf-Judge.
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M DENTIST SAYS: "PheRol Mouth
Wash is An excellent mouth cleanser, and
is so healthful to the gums; SO have
Just sent 70 Owens & Minors for bot
tie Ii is only fifty cents" So says Miss
Debutant
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-20

Mr.. \. b. LAFoME, Boston, Mass,
says | ordered and distributed one
dozen large bottles Bradycotine among
my friends afflicted with headache, and
in every case it has afforded almost in
Simultaneous relief.
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against

d. J. D Neil. J. r Morris. ? whitlock. julien
BLfOrd, -- ilsruamann s. --- HernainanD.
partners under tho style ot liernapsnu
Brothers. Suuny side Uistlling Company,
chartered company, 4. X. Courtney ana A.
". Patterson, gers, partners under style
OF Courtney a psttcrson, A. Il. Courtney,
trustee, Miiiiim Snelhngs and william
Iaily. late pa tnors under The style OF Smell.
lng- 4 ially, ami ". t.. Crawford and VIII
liam Lally, late partners under the style OK
Crawford y Lally, tonx hoegan, and VIII
liam Lally....... g.. ............ Defendants.
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CapiiaIPrize. $500. 900


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Shsn Baby was sick, we gave her castorss.
When she was a Child, she crisd FOR Castoria.
When shs became Miss, she chung to Castora
When she had Children she gave them caotorA
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The HUeursoTs used tar. horehound
and wild cherry for coughs and colds
and with good effect, and their descend
ants continue 10 use the same In DIR
Dayids Cough Syrup of tar; hcrshound
wild cher rv' cherry.
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VIRGINIA.-IN THE CHANCERY
' COURT OF THE CRY OF RICHaoSD.
THE 26ra DAY Oh FEBRUARY. 1882
l.. 10. Taylor. Julius and David Edel, partners
under the style of Elel Brothers, c Gal,
lagheT. h. h. Bruceald ----. partners under
the style OF l.. G. Bruce Co, ana the buck
eye hOrtllug Company, chartered com.
pany, who sue on behalf 81 thcmS0lNes. and
all other creditors OF Crawford & laliy, se-
cured by tho deed OF W. u. Crawford and
william Laliy 30 \, X. Courtney, trustsv,
executed aud dated December 10, 1851.
800 ...... ....... ....... piAintifis: