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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-25
TAMEo BY POETRY.
How the young Duke OF burgundy Was
Reclaimed by Tene,3E-

Plato thought that boy5 ere the most
nntamable Of wild beasts, aud his
opinion has had eminent supporters.
Popc probably meant much the same
thing when he said that schoolboys
have no character.
In view Of this opinion. the story OF
Fcnelon and the young Duke Of Bur
gundy has a peculiar significance.
There is. indeed, no more signal exam.
pie of the immense Importance OF well
conceived. we'll directed methods Of
education than the transformation
which tenelon wrought in his royal
pupil.
cmorc intractable subject probably
never exercised the wits and patience
of his instructor. Before he was
placed in the hands of Fenclon, the
duke was in simple truth much more
of a wild beast than rational human
being.
Ono of his chief pleasure was in
kicking and biting all his attendants
who approached him. At times he
refused TO speak q word for hours. On
other occasions he would not cat,
though tempted with all the triumphs
of the royal cooks. d,
His grandfather, Louis XIV, had
been at infinite pains 90 obtain for him
the most iudicious attendants and
tutors: but ali had given up their
charge as hopeless. At length Fen
dion vvas called i'm.
Fenelon was not without experience
in dealing with young people, and he
had already written Il book on educa
ton; but his peculiar fitness for the
task he had undertaken was that of a
character unique in charm and sym
pathetic insight.
In Fenelons dealings with his pu-
pil he had one leading idea, to which
perhaps cducationists have not given
the importance it deserves This idea
was that for every individual there Is
one poet who above all others appeals
to the deepest instincts Of his nature,
and is therefore fitted to be one of the
highest forces in educing the best
qualities of his mind and heart.
Fenelon had not been long with his
pupil before he discovered that with
all his ungovernable passions he had
a "Virgilian sOul"-in other words,
that in the depths Of the boys nature
there was that which responded to the
grace and tenderness which distinguish
Virgil above all other poets.
Virgil accordingly was made the IN
strument through whom he sought TO
effect his ends. The result exceeded
his hopes. Virgil did indeed become
the dukes favorite poet. and Il cb,of
formative inhaen .!ee Of III lbs Il rief life.G
" journal.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-25
A Girl Who WORKS.

4 reporter has window that COM
mands view OF q sewing room over
gentleman's furnishing store. Every
morning when the reporter gets up he
sees a slender girl sewing by the work
room window. Often when he comes
home at night she is still there and still
sewing. She is making eyelets in shirt
fronts. 1t is nice and delicate work,
though she does it with the persistency
of machine. She takes thirty stitches
every minute. That is 1900 every hour,
or 1900 every day. In a week she
takes los, 900 stitches. Her hand moves
a yard for every stitch. In a week she
measures off precisely six miles and a
quarter Of space with that hand. The
pay for this prodigious amount of effec-
tive labor is 81 a day, and she is con-
sidered a high priced, skilled work
woman.-Philadelphia Press.
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Party TACNIES.

TIE Democratic party of Virginia will
be wise if it takes a sensible and cour.
ageous view of the political situation
and arms itself with all the good prin-
ciples that are logically It's own
The people know perfectly well that
their safety and prosperity depend on
the maintenance of popular political
power opposed TO Republicanism, but
they cannot be msrshalled under
the banner Of party whose leaders
are to give away cause by trucking TO
its political simpletons and petlys.-
gogues. We want souDdmss-'- N'''''
patriotism and the ,zpr' principles and
material as,r Popular sentiment and
clsi..se To % herald policy that pro-
's..''olSs the influence Of true Democracy
Political leaders ought TO understand
that there is time when to avoid doing
certain things proposed, and the sense to
know what not TO do is often as applica-
bic to party as to the publisher OF a
newspaper. whose study is to keep out OF
his paper the masses Of laundering non
sense that comes in his way. No sooner
does a caucus or a convention OF q com
mittee get together than projects are
proposed in the cause of the party 10 get
votes and give power and then ques-
ton of expediency is argued, and an
ague of fear shakes the nerves OF the
little politicians, lest a fsw voters should
jump the party.
They forget that when party or IN
dividual truckles to anything wrong the
support of the good people is lost and an
argument given to opponents.
In the matter of employing and dis
charging laborers on public works, com
mittees have certainly authority enough
TO act upon standard Of efficiency and
all things being equal, they may give pre-
ference TO certain people, as it Is not ex-
pec.sd that officials are absolutely free
from prejudice and personal influences
Bat to proclaim officially that political
qualification is the only one, IS not only
unjust, it IL foolish, and 1t will not help
the party that does 1t. These remarks
are general. and apply TO many in
stances. They are certainly not meant
10 personally iniure any one, but
they should apply forcibly TO
all who officially represent the
trusts and interests Of the people
As We have explained before, the poll
tics Of party 20 carry elections must be
the action Of a policy founded on princi-
pie, OF otherwise party is only an Office
mongering machine such as Malone
party, when It's own yiciousness gave US
the argument for its defeat
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THE ONLY ALL-RAILLlsE TO SoEPolK
r. N. sULIY

+. 7. D. MYlks
General superintendent
7. NJ. EMERSON. qcarig..' usesnyei .,rr,
Sou Hkks. franc Mena-er. 1ea
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The little princess of the Neither
lands, when she becomes queen Of
Holland, will be one of the richest
sovereigns, if not the richest soyer-
eign, in Europe. The civil list of Hol.
land, which is secured on the revenues
of Borneo, is very large-f3, 600, 600
per annum, it is said. The duchy Of
Luxembourg passes to the Grand Duke
of Nassau and then becomes a portion
of the German empire, but the king
dom of Holland not coming under
the operation Of the Sale law, de
sends to the kings little daughter.
She is a bright. intelligent, clever
child, with a good deal OF character
and Observation-Disclosures Journal
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-25

The Connecticut Historical Society
celebrated the e5Oth anniversary of the
adoption of its Colonial Constitution,
and of course the patriots Of the Nutmeg
State congratulated themselves on the
progress the community had made in
civilization and learning. OF the old
system there still linger unequal town
representation in the Legislature, which
enables a minority in the State TO elect
United States Senators, and plurality
rule in elections, which pafde Ones =
q. ~ - AS minority
=, gr's... out these abuses, which
have their only defense in the plea OF an
iiquity, are slowly yielding TO the pres
sure of public opinion.
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M&H aasss

Leave Arrive
No. Richmond. Petersburg.
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THE Baltimore Herald il quite satisfied
that the progress of the South in ma
terial development is rapid and re-
markable. The evidence Is found
in the following statistics, hastily
gathered Crop values have increased
from S62, 07G,31l in 1880 TO upward Of
S72 .OOO. 900 in 1885 The increase of tax
able wealth for the same period was ST.
9OO.0 900. The annual product of pig-iron
shows an increase of over 100000 tons,
the coal supply more than 10000 900 tons,
while the manufacture of cotton goods
has doubled since 1880
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WE hope that Prince Bismarck, Ike
the mighty statesman he is, will not pro
coed to sit down on this free country OF
ours without mature reflection on the
of the trial. If he could get
his navy through the vast feet OF
tugs and steamers armed with torpedoes
aud then whip the dynamite cruisers lie
might possibly land his army, but the
question for Bis. to look at is how long
would it take Us TO naturalize his army as
American citizens
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-25

Ii the Democrats In the House mean
10 make IL impossible TO bring the Re.
publican Tariff bill to a vote this session
they will Commit blunder In eyading
the main issue at the only point where
they have the advantage, and at time
when the opportunity only lasts short
time. The Senate Tariff bill is an out
rageous piece Of high tax oppression on
the people, and the Democrats should
force the vote and register the party as
opposed TO /, and the reasons why. II
they avoid tbis.issue what can they have
10 tell the people, and where will b. the
fallying point of tie party.
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RAIL 4D
OHE3APEAkE AND ohio @oo'N
HcaRDULE IN EFFECT NOV. 10th
1893.

LEAVE RICHMOND:
s4s am For Newport News, Old Point Con
fort and Norfolk. daily except
Sunday.
st5 am Sundays only. To Newport News,
Old Point. and Norfolk.
if.e6 am Through and Local Mail 70 al
polDts West, except Sunday.
800 pm For Newpor's News, Old Portland
Norfolk, except Sunday.
t01 pm G0r,ionsville accommodation, ex'
cepi sunday.
$40 prn For Louisville, Cincinnati, Chicago
81. Louis, Memphis, and New Or
leans. Fast Express, with through
Pullmans Daily. cnly route nm
ming PuIlmsns WOst from Rich
mond.
ARRIVE RICHMOND:
am GordOnsylle accommodation et-
cept sunday.
1855 am From Norfolk, Old Point, anc
Newport News, Except SUNDAY
$40 pm From Local points and the wcst
daily except Sunday.
6:O6pm From Norfolk. Old Point and New
port -,ews. daily. Pullman pal
ace sleeping car n, m Richmond 70
Cincinnati.
900 pm From Louisville and Cincinnati.
Fast Express daily.
Depot Seventeenth and Broad streets
Ticket-ofiices 1000 Main street and depot.
H. w. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent
J.r. ODELL,
General Manager
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THE increase Of duty put on carpet
woods by the Republican Tariff bill ap-
plies to the poor women by the millions
who wear coarse wooden dresses. Says
an able critic on this subject: There APP
pears to be no hole or corner where
labor hides itself into which the tax
gatherer does not find his way In order
TO rob it in the name of protection. No
body is spared, neither man, woman, nor
obf1f
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A Xika Enther.

who is your family doctor, Bobby
"Dr. Green"
"Why, thought you had Dr. Brown. -
$50 we did until Dr. Green began
counting sister Sally. Pop gets even with
1reeny for coal and gas by havin' him
kAAn tia rast Of ia healthy for nuthi~'j'
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An Explanation.

There was company at dinner and
Bobby's mother was somewhat surprised
when Bobby refused pic.
"Why, Bobby" remarked one of the
guests, aren't yol fond of pies'
"Yes, marin. I'm as fond Of it as any
little boy, but my sister made that pie. n
New York Sun.
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LOTION.

v lula IL llON.
For the prevention and cure OF CHAPPED
HANDS. ROUGH SKIN. SKIN ERU PTIONs,
ECZEMA, and ANNOYING ITCHING. and
indeed all kinds of cutaneous diseases.
This prescription was prescred by a cele'
brated specialist Of Philadelphia for one OF
our well known citizens. II accomplished
such wonderful results. and the calls upon
him fer IL we're go numerous that he placed
the prescription In our hands 10 be com
pounded and sold at such reasonable price
that all sufferers might avail themselves OF It's
benefits. IL can be had al low price, and we
advise all sufferers 10 try IT,
Numerous testimonials could bo obtained to
its merits II desired
BODEKER BROTHERS, Druggists.
smail-tf 1914 Main street.
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Her grandmother was SO sick that The re
port got out that sho was dead. A sympa
thetic old gentleman met tho child On the
street.
And when is your grandmother TO b
buried, my dearr he asked be-.
Not tia she's dead, San Francisco
Chronicle
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-25

THE Quaker City has set a good exam
pie in the way of expediting justice
Within a week after Patrick Bradley
lured a young girl from her home In
Philadelphia and attempted to ruin her
he was arrested, indicted, tried, convicted
and sentenced TO nearly thirty years i'm
prisOnment
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-25

GENERAL 5 W. CRAWFORD has got
ten into print with criticism OF the
English army, and he thinks that the
troops are unwieldy and too heavy, es'
pecially the cavalry He says that the
commissary trains are toe cumbersome
for active service
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-25

THE Senate Committee on Foreign Al
fairs wants TO know from Secretary
Bayard the exact character Of the agree
ment with Germany and England on the
Samoan question; but, pending the wait,
it recommends the appropriation Of
$500 900 to enable the President TO guard
our interest in Samoa and establish Il
coaling station in the islands.
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AND WESTERN RAIL.

! ROAD.
Two DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO LlNJHbulG.
sCHEDULEIN rFFrC DEC ENbER .. rev.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
$50 A VI. Daily. gid Richmond AID Petersburg
Tiiltoad. Leaves Petersburg $50
4. ". daily; arrive Norfolk Ia
80 A. NJ. Daily, tia Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. Arrive at Petersburg 49,
A. NJ. No. leaves Petersburg l0J
a. NJ for Fsrmville, LynchburZ
hO1UOkc, Bristol, Knoxville, AMI al
polats south aud West. IuhOlGH
COACH TO RADFOkD.
800 e. ". Daily. tsd Richmond aud Petersburg
railroad. Arrives at tetersbug a
800 T.. NJ, i-aves Petersburg 40 r.
NJ. daily. arriving Norfolk go r.
NJ. ,nROUGH CAR TO NOR.
FOLK.
600 p. NJ. Daily. rla Richmond and Petersbu
nailroad, arriving at Petersburg AZ
go u. NJ, connecting with Train NJ.
|, leaving Petersburg AT 40 Z. N.
tor Farmsille, LynChburg. Roanoke,
PocahOntrs. 81 istol. knoxville Chat.
tanooga, and ali points south ani
PULLMAN SLEEPING CAR ACcoAyODA.
T1ONS.
No f-slcepfng- car Petersburg t0 Rittd
without change, leaving Petersburg daily a
$40 =. VI. Pullman sleeper Lyncb0lrs TO
Memphis. without change.
no. 8 Pullman sleeper Lyuchburg 20 Nes
Orloa0s, and Roanoke % Chattano. ~, wiia'st
change.
Tickets. baggage-checks, and all informaion
can bc Ob'aned AT hi hmOni and Petersburg
Railroad depot. A. ". CARRIERS, O0 Aal1
street, and at the Company's Oihce, sJl bait
Main street. -.
General Passenger Agent.
CHARLES G. EDDY, Vice President.
General Office. Roanoke, Va.
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ADVERTISING aATBs:
ONp rNCu ov Twurvr RAMA

~ Reading notices IN reading-matter type
Is cents per line. Nonpareil. loaded, u cents
Z lne.
AZ Wants. marriage and death notices. not
xceediDg six lines q cents each insertion.
~ >pecial contract rates furnished on ap
plication.
&dotIon Sales. Legal Notices and Amuse-
~ advertisements ~ per Inch each
In sertion.
Autered at the Richmond (va) Posrofice
o. snd-ciass uarte.
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SENATOR VOORHEES, says very prop
erly that the protected industries, alas
monopolies, may be infant industries
but they look like bearded babies ca
reering in tally.ho coaches and flashing
IN diamonds
Hit EN- again, Dan
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PREIGHT.

Freight received daily tor Norfolk. Ports
mouth, smithnelc, Hamnton, Old Point, Way
Newberue, Washington, and TarCoro, ". c.,
all stations on Atlartic & Danyille railroad.
seSboard & Roanoke railroad. Not folk south
ern railroad, and Eastern North Carolina
ycnefaily also, for Eastern shore OF Virginia
aud all regular landiDgs on the James river
at LOWEST hAtL5. and through bills ~
sued.
LUCIRN n. TATUM. Vice PIT sident,
No. ill7 Main street ard Rockets.
IRWIN wEIsI0ER, Freight ard Passenger Agt.
tmy2s-tf
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tAMgLIA COURTHOUSE TRAIN.
YORk RIVER LINE
1RI WEEKLY.
- 4H.4.

1RI WEEKLY.
The Favorite Route 70 baltimoi
The steamers of this line are m"dels Of
beauty, elegance, and comfort.
fLesve Richmond Tuesday Thursday aud
Saturday at s:a u. IN.
Arrive baltimore Arrive Rich1Ono
$50 am lO;th Am
Leave Baltimore Tuesday Thursday and Sat
urday AT pm
Fare hlchmUnd 20 baltimore. First Glass.
81; second class, $50.
The York River Line affords superior ad-
yantages 10 business r1en IN enabling them 70
leave iuchmOnd near the close Of the days
transactions, and arrive at baltimore earl
next morning. after having enjoyed delight.
full nights rest. free from the dust and noise Of
railway travel. -
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATION.
Ii ave Richmond Esd 81. depot, fs 10 am.
Arrive Richmond. =" - - pm
sDahy. tDaily except Sunday.
Depot and tiCket-Ofiice foot or Nirglnif
street; up town Office, corner Tenth and MAir
streets.
PEYTON RANDOLPH. JAS. l.. TAYLOR
Gene. Al Manager. Gen. Pass'r Agent
SOL. HAAS, jos. 5. POTTS,
Traffic Mana9--. Div Pass'r Agent
nOlb hiohmond We
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THR DAILY TIMRs.
CITY DELIVERY.

Delivered Ia any part OF the city a, Nan
chester by carriers at ~ cents per week. thr
Persons desiring the TINES delivered at
their homes can secure Il by postal card re-
quest or order through telephone No. $40.
When delivery Is irregular immediate com.
plant should be- made 10 tue Office The ad.
dress uay be changed as dcsired. ~ caro- be
tsken IN AL cases TO mention tho old and new
address.
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No ONE has witnessed such well-be
hayed winter as this, but we only hope
that its smiles and sunshine will last.
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DIEDMONT AIRLINE.

DIEDMONT AIRLINE.
RICHMOND DANyILLE RAILROAD
SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE
TO THE SOUTH.
PULLMAN sLEEPERs ON ALL MIGHT
TRAINS.
SCHEDULE EFFECT JAN'Y. 8. iSe.
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ENGLAND's ARMAMENT. The Euro.
pean edition of the Herald says that
England spends fSOOOO,0OO year on
her army and navy, yet she would not be
able to rely on either in time Of real
emergency. SO almost all her practical
men say, and We suppose they know
what they are talking about. No navy,
says Lord Charles Beresford-no army,
says Lord Wolseley What then, has
become of the thirty millions year
Extravaganza, jobbery and incompetency
have muddled away the greater part Of
il. A remnant Of the rest has been spent
upon ships and guns, which are supposed
TO be worth about half the money they
have cost"
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-25

We will give prompt attention TO law busi-
meas in all the State aud Federal courts OF tns
city or Richmond and.adjaoept eonnties.
noxf-sm
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Alas 50

The new leaf turned over
When came the new year
Already's dlSagured
With many q sp scr.
-Eosioa Courier
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PROFESSIONAL.
JAMES LYoss

JAMES Lgoss. WILLIAM Il. LYONS.
I YONS s. LYONS,
II ATTORNEYS AND COUNCILLORS
AT LAW,
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BY MAIL. POSTAGE PREPAID.

Remittances should be made by drafts.
checks, postofiice orders OF registered letter
payable TO
TIMks PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Richmond, Va
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PETROLEUM ron DEFENSE The
World has evolved a plan for defending
this city from naval attack which has, at
least, the merit of novelty. Moreover, il
is, in its general aspect, simplicity itself.
Just set fire TO the habor, says the World,
in substance, and there you have il
1t proposes to accomplish this by fore
ing petroleum out in the bay, and, al
the right time, touching it off, and either
burning up the enemies vessels or as
phyxiating their crews with smoke. II
any of the enemy should get through
this lake Of fire and smoke, they are to
be sunk, as they emerge, before they
have chance TO cool of or clear their
eyes Of the oreosote-ladsn yapors.-N
Z Star.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-25

Mr.. Bucks CABINET CHANCES. The
visiting statesmen are all having their
turn at the shrine in indianapolis, and
also on the Cabinet slate US made mp all
over the country. just now Mr. Buck,
of Georgia. is foremost in the public
mind. and be was not only accorded a
special and distinguished reception and
confidence by the President-elect, but he
is credited by partisans and Il considera-
BILE part of the public with the sure pros
pect of a place in the Cabinet ag"'Ea
CArOAlcle
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AHRIYE RlCHMONp

ARRIVE RICHMOND
SO m.--Ac coaM0DATIoN daily bIOs
CONNECTIONS
At Clifton Forge with Chesapeake end ust
railway tor the south, West, and Northwest
AT Lyrchpurg with Norfolk ami westsn
railroad for al points south, Southeast ~ -,
all points North and south.
At Richmond with Associated Railway ~
all points Ia the South. and Richmond. rva-
icks9urg and Potomac railroad for the horIs
At Lexington with Baltimore ard VAio "a.
road, making close connections az Hsfpet
Ferry to and from Pitisbnrs and tbs "n
also TO points North aud last .,,
SLEIplNG-CAItS LHnJhBt no = hsS
Pills. JEW ORLEANS. and LITTLE IysA.
Trans GaI Ned 7 daily except sunday, 'DAlL
Tickets sold TO All points. Offices. VI
81 Main treet, HOO Main stresttis
kiohmouo an Allegheny depot. kighn. 'as
JOHN X. MACNuRDn
7de5 Gent PASSENGER AstsL
RICHMOND FREDERICKSBURG AsS
POTOMAC.
THROUGH ALL-RAIL FASr-FREleHI
LINE TO AND FROM BALTlM0RN
PHILADELPHIA, YKw YORK,
AMI ~ n . = - ~ 49,
WESTERN CITIES.
ONLY TWELVE HOURS BET~kss
RICHMOND AND BALTINOhh
IN ZACH DIRECTION.
Correspondingly quics time to other poln1
Through bills OF laden issued 81 low rsi,s-
@. A. TAYLOR,
ocS General FREIGHT bgenL
PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND M
Il NORFOLK STEAMSHIP CONPANf'
Appointed sailing days every = ESD,
aud FRIDAY AZ T. NJ. and every 81 MAJ.
Ia A. ". Freight Tor Tuesdays and -
steamers received TIL ii:B A. NJ ~ ~,
days steamer TN z. ". saturday. f'0s
received daily TIL 5 y. NJ. an
Fare 10 Philadelphia ........ ...,..'ss.'''s -
For further information apply %
J. ". MCCAhkCh.
General Southern tgcnI
Onice. RO Aytts
M.P.CLYDE 4 CO,
degs General Agents. fnuedelpne.-.
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The Republicans have not yet assumed
control Of the government, but their
ranks have already become filed with
dissensions, and on all sides may be
heard muttered expressions OF mutual
jealousy and hate. Remarkably enough,
The tariff, which was 10 have been put al
rest by Harrisons election, is the potent
cause of the hostilities that have sprung
up in the party camp.-Pbiladssph'a
Record. -