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Below the emerald idol there are numerous
other idols of plated gold, and in the rooms
jutting off from this great hall are seen priests
clad in yellow, sitting cross-legged on the
ground or lying down with their heads upon
pillows. They all pretend to study, and they
have books of long strips of palm-leaf an inch
wide, upon which are printed the prayer of
their religion. They are supposed to never
put their legs out straight, and they squat in
this way and mumble their prayers. In one
room | found the floor covered with mating
of woven silver, but it is dirty and tarnished,
and like everything about this great building
it looks tawdry and gone to seed. looked at
the holy fire burning before the altar, and my
guide told me that this fire was used for the
cremation of the Kings and the Priests, 1t
went out about century ago and the people
of Bangkok were in despair, until one of the
buildings was struck by lightning and they
rekindled it from the flames. 1t has, am told,
been burning ever since.
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multitude of sins. The emerald idol is black
little god, looking much like monkey on its
seat away up near the dark, misty roof. 1t has
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is worth fortune. 1t is IL inches high and
eight inches wide, and it is of pure gold. mixed
with jewels. When the metal was yet liquid in
the cruoible crystals, topazes, sapphires, rubies
and diamonds were stirred into it, and it is out
of this mixture that the hair and collar of this
idol are made. 1t is before this that the King
comes every morning TO bow, and it is here that
the ladies of the harem bend their naked knees
at certain times of the year. Here twice year
he meets his mobiles. and they drink the water
of allegiance crouehing on the great floor of
diamond brass just under the idol before him.
The King never sits before this idol, and three
times year he goes up on a ladder and changes
the searfs about it, giving it different dress
for each season, in order that it grow neither
too cold nor too warm.
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BANGKOK, SIAM, March, 1889.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-09

Rev. Philips Brook, delivered $ sermon a
Sundsy or two $50 Of 1900 SordS Ia fifteen
I1iuutes.
The bachelor Duke OF Portland hopes for
the blue nbshs OF The English turf. HIS
colt, DsnsVEn, ~ hrsi isysrite for the Derby.
Only sn TO ak is offered against the horse.
Alexander Pope. Il Boston srhst, has
had al eloquent tribute PAD 10 Min by a
gsae.cOck. lie painted the bird 30 natll-
rally that II became excited when shown the
likeness. and WIZ beaA and spurs destroyed
The picture.
President Cleveland, it is asserted, has
never creased tie tAreshsid OF more than
tUo Washington homes outside tns Cabinet
81 Gle. lie has never seen Congress 40 work,
and IA tour yesrs he IA. not ence entered 4
department building.
SIR Charles burdcli, seventh bsrOnei, has
been lSsaiuE ssemi-ilartIng eXis,escs Tor
pOme years In Nsn Zealand and new ne Is
serving L short term at sRrd is5Or Tor steal
ia < roses. lie WAS terAcriy sh olacer In tie
EAE.uh array and 10 A cistGnt cousin si Lady
BIrdeti-C0utts.
TAc cid Marquis Of Donegal, who died
the ether dE, in his ninetieth year, was a
typical lrah noblensn such a. Lever de.
picis Ia bic novels. lie vas rich and spent
his ashsy In his own csuntry, where 10
hssd tho greater part Of bis life. Hlssou,
Lord Belfast, Who succeeds hin, synps-
taxes vita hsme rule.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-09

oIssoyD nYEc car sssshaNg cry as'or.
UfSEUSD DIEo bc.sr FHii xlzG. sure!
InrITrn r0an SoSrs'hss bas+ssP>5oclg.
LAEI ~ TSVN ~ ri ssc.oas' fsssriis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-09


Mr.. William Carl Brown exhibits At Left
witch's sessrSl slr.kisE examples OF portrait.
urs IL oil. One Of these 10 uslQue. coasisi-
log IS Il does Of the heads OF two beautiful
girls thrown out irSm landscape bs,t-
Erousd. The heads touch so isat the hair
Of oas OF the subject, almost blends with
that OF the other. The nesh.tinls are eXQui-
.itcy delicate. and while in both sesds they
are apparently m the came KEY aud pro-
nouncsd contrast has besn avoided, there is
dissimilsrity In expression and Eemi-!ons
that stsmps the artist "a a nsstsr Ia portray
Jog individually ssd play Of feature. The
texture IN oil details. whether a. regards
hersl effects. foisss. or drspery, - masipu-
lated beautifully. The posture, asIds from
any qusstien OF faitsiul porsrAiture, II work
OF art.
Another sxsRyls, and psf haps the strong
eat and nsst snecsivs 81 ssy Of Mr.. Browns
works, IL q bead Of I'D wa;d V. Valentine.
ths sculptor 10 ls tsfse quarter face bust
porIsitEe, ssa b nst osly a perfect like
ness, but csavsys Dir. valsntiDes best ex-
preston. Tho bead w = marvellous piece OF
neSsliag -beld. sasssst dsshing. In tts coaf.
dsnes. TIE cesor,sg OF the lace - IN.
ssfuet WIN wsrusA ssd vi>asty, though
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-09

Dr.. Jury does not deny that III. seEro
qustlioG 10 fuil OF psrplsEinE features. No
man IN AIoeucA, perhaps, hAs studied Is
more ciossy or mere iutsHlseENy than Re,
sr ksows .aore sSut iN avery aspect. He
proclsiHs It's sertoss ctsrscer eVsfyHhsre
Aad =. al. tim-s. e / DO rot hsaltais 10 say,
lsbs ~ AID calmly hs said IN MS recent
address 10 tse Alabama Legislature, "thAt
the sesro prS0esa i the mGst difficult, tue
Ssst overwhelming problem that Csri,tisn-
ily and civilization has evsr encountered"
Hs hiss aid Sac tame thi5g 10 I've leTislN.
lures oi ctser Stascs, ana to the cslsrsd peo-
pie the@ts.yEs. waes he has bad ia, oppor-
tu.ltJ 70 Easrsr. them M pubic. - Charles
ton AelsS and Courier.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-09

Is tho spsrtmsns 70 watch ihs rshsppy sufferer
from fnnsnmatory rssuu,~<ism Is csnsnsd. III,
ere the crisis Of patti h reached. that nss pre-
vsnnvr, Besastters stomach Bittsrs Is used By
persons OF a rheurakc s~nfsncy. much IN
necessary suffering is avoided Nsrr'nee, ano-
dyBss ssd ssdaiives, while having moro bnt
specific effect are yet very desirable at times
Yot can hey produee no lssusg shsct upon
rheu nation, becaass they have no power 70
eliminate from the blood tho rheumatic virus.
Hoslstters Stomach Bfstsrs does this. and checks
at tho outset disease witch. n allowed 70 gain
headway. Il Is mex; to impossible 70 dlslodge or
70 do more than relieve. rheumatism, II should
be remen uersd. Is a disease with fatal ten
dency from ia propsnsss 70 attack tho
heari. A resort 70 the Btters should. thsrefore,
be prompt Dyspepsia kidney complaint ma
Iaria, and nervousness are relieved By II
feb-ru, Th(w1&Sa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-09

TEE CLIYTONs. We called taeBtisn day
or tive sEo to the fact tsst the two brothers
Of JoHN N. CLAYTON began their account Of
hn s'sanlusuoa BY saying, alt was pcli5i-
cal murder" They were evissstly best
upon making party capital ost Of their
Brothers murder. lie was much better
man than they. Tbs Nashville American
says:
"Psucll Clayton was one Of the very
worst Of all the reptiles tbst Infested the
South Ia the dark dsTt winch followed thu
civil war. He was ono Of the human vul-
lures which fed upon tbs yitals OF the South
while IL ws chained to the rock. During
his bloody regime be was the friend Of YIBe
in any form II aiEht take, II only lac criei.
nal were nsgro ruRisa sr a csrpet-baE
thief and the sufferer IN honest white Demo
crat. To say that tse decent psOpls OF
Arkansas losthe and de,pits him IL simply 10
say that they are human beings and have the
isstincts and feelings o. mortal men; and
that ne has been suffered TO continue hts ca
rser Of inismy and ctluenists without stint
the people oat Of whose sufferisEs he has
made bis bread, proves that tHcy arc men OF
patience and iorbearssce. Powell CLAYTON
Ia in no way superior 70 the rcG-handod wi.
lalns who murdered his brother"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-09

We have uone but kind words for the
Waseiarsoa Post uHder its new editors.
They e~dea,ly strive TO be fair. But they
cannot eatsrely dlvssi themselves Of prslu-
dice. Tl~y express surpri,e tsst any soulh-
.ru newp&per SHOULD be found 80 sepsl.
tive spen ne subject Of the CLArros nurdsr
- 10 hesitate 10 80 plain dug IN f.ee Of q
critical en~fsaey, for fear Of "sbssins -
i1ssiL II IL had been = case OF srsss. or rsb-
berg, of thsiL Tee Pee, wsuld have under.
stood Why ssuiass sswspspsr considered
u I. sbssssT" TO have 20 sssy sympsshy with
the eriusas. OF 70 isis IL "a chsrus OF exc.
eraiion " BY way Of previag tssi il bad not
set ssybcdy's soass 90 Ore, nor rsssed any
body, nor stotes aaybods's geo1s.
Who csmln<ssed The CLxrrss murder |!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-09

subdusd, asd every >sucb, every line, 10 sr'is-
tic and s~egcsaive mel saly Of IT, genius Of
tbs painter, Bot OF The Eevius Of bin SUBJECT
The irsstasent OF the hair and eyes Is IN
itself an srtktic triumph. Mr.. Brown
seems 10 hold light ssd soulfulnsss impri-
sonsd In bis brush and cbedient to his COM
mAnd.
Two other portraits are q head Of the late
Or. willi'm Seldom, Of Norfolk, and head
OF csiId. which display all The delicacy oil
touch and strs~gtb Of drawing OF the ex'
anples above mentioned, and are especially
noticeable, when compared, as Illustrating
the painters versatility.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-09

There would he vacancy in the United
raj months from the 4h Of March next, the
Legislature not meeting until the fret We'd
nssday in June. II It were not for the Cover
nor's right to appoint senatsr 10 serve until
new one 10 elected. We rsjoics 10 learn
that the Governor has made up bis mind not
TO appoint WILLIAM F.. CHANDLER The
new senator may. in virtue OF his incum-
bency OF the place, succeed in preventing
the election OF CHANDLER bV the Legislature.
OF course CgANDLKn's sccAsisnsl speeches
on southern "outrSges aro made Vita =
view TO Strengthening himself at home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-09
paine's
Celery Compound

Is a unique tonic and eppsiizsr. Pleasant 70
m. ts45c. quick IL IL Scilon. and Without ahy
injutious srect A. g.yez hat rugged health
which nAkes eVerything tAsho good. II cures
Dyspepsia and Eiadrc4 disorders. Physicians
prescribe Il. tloo. SIX icr 800. DrugTislA
Huls RcslxDaoH 4 Co. Burlington, Vt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-09

Bu, TO force for wear or so sn immense
assessment under nsw revenue act, at TIE
sans time reducing the linltstIon figures,
would worsen rather than better msttsrs.-
Chicago Tribune.
wSrssn" word not often uSsd. We
help ths Tribune to revive 1t.
We quote a paragraph from the same
paper describing typographical Oversight:
ia rtpiyise to the qsesl,on Of = cor'e-
spondenl yesterday tbs Tribune was made
10 say by typographical oversight that
ChauceF wr6ie the New Testament"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-09
ray- MONUMENTAL CHURCH

protestant EpscopaD-Rsy. JOHN B. NEWTON,
Rsctor.--Divlne service at II 4. ~ Sunday school
at go A. ". Bishop RANDOLPH will ofliciste in
the absence OF DIR. Newton who has gone 10 Gin
cinnati 10 General Missionary msstIng OF tbs
Church. No service In tho afternoon, as mass
meeting Of sunday-school workers will be held
IN Grace church st4 O'Clock to hear addresses
from BiIhops WHTrTLK and RANDOLPH and Mr..
Lswis II. REDSER. a valuable suaday-school lay
man. Of Philadelphia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-09
A pb,Issslphia Iudsc mad, M. following

A Philadelphia Judge made the following
righteous deesIoH the ether day:
when e passenger gets on street.csr 4
il bic duty to paw his FIVE cents fare. and II
he cannot paw Il, tits his duty To set on. aud
II no dses net get OF the coSdnstor has a
right 10 use s. much ieres So Is RecsssAry to
put bin OF. AnV NSu ~ho hss 500 bill,
Il the rnls were slherWife. aiEht ride around
IN strest-cArs for the balance Of his life With
out paying faTe."
Toe presi9ent OF one OF the Philadelphia
roads saws tsat be knew Of man who sue.
ceeded in riding free twice dsy for six
months simply by playing the largO.5ll
racket en- conductors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-09

PUTTING on AIRs.-Iu the House oi Rep.
resentatlvss Yesterday. on notion OF Mr..
EENESTROUT, OF Pennsylvsnia, resolution
WAS adopted reserviug certain part Of the
Heuse galleries for the use OF the families OF
senators and members on the occasion OF
counting the electoral vcte.
why should the families OF congressman
he privileged 10 occupy seats IN the nations
Cspitol to the exclusion Of other mems fam.
lies? Are congressman superior beiess?
We advise ths members not TO let the Con.
gressi0nal Record show whe voted for Mr..
EKNENTRoUT's resolution. The advice was
not needed, we suspect. The voters and ri-
val candidates viii look In vain IN that Jour-
nal for the yeas and nsys.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-09

Ws are to have lectures ST Richmond Col
lcge before lsHg for Tue benefit Of the public.
We take une by the ierelock, Gnd ask Tor
better ventilation thsa Was had there last
sprinr. The One hsll was tbsn crowded,
and the heat wss such that soue OF u, aust
have been In danger Of hpsplsry. II 1t bs
said that persons near the lecturer nusi suffer
from ssat In order that persons further oil
may not suffer from The cold, We reply that
that would ss confession shat the hall WAS
not well ventilated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-09

Nobody kssws Hsw, then, can II have
been "pslssius surdsr'i Way was net
powsLL CAArres klnsai Mr.. Joas W.
CLirrsS bed svtssnss 10 Ms possession. sud
had declared tsst 10 wsuld we n, tsst wsuld
have sea, assthsr nn 10 the rsnis~atiary.
why make political murder out Of such
csscs
We ask ,bs Post 10 give us the evidence
upon vsseh u ss,ss it charge that the
Democrats fer patty purposes ssssrfnsled
JoHS w. CLAYIoN; fer this Is what Is me,nt
by The words ga political aurder."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-09
OLD Cnsncu, FebruarI 0. 1889.

To ths Editor Of the Dispatch;
see In .hs DspAsch Of to-day your pub
licsglsa VI names fer the Aati-Ceupon
Psaxe." New, ss "aosiens speak louder
th.n words" or pledge, way net publish
The nsmes OF all thesc who have paid their
taxes in nessy aad tAese that have pais ia
coupons, inctuaink the coushes a. we'll a.
lAs citiesi such isfsrmausn could be OBJ.
tanned from the trsassrsrs.
Respectfully, g.,
W. II. Mason, N. d.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-09

"Tbs Mobile Register says there are seve-
rsl gentlemen in that city who have as much
business ability - WASANAEER." But
thsy ddn't raise 100000 each to elect
HARRISON, aud therefore it is probable Ben
differs with the Register.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-09
say- ST. Johns PROTESTANT

EPISCOPAL CHURCH Broad street between
Twsnty-fourth and Twenty-nfthL - SUNDAY.
February 10th Service and sermon at II A. ".
Infant baptism and the Mission Schools and
Weddsll-Nemorial service omitted on account
OF the Sunday school Institute At z. VI.
meeting for men only, addressed by Mr.. LswIs
II. REDSER, Of Philadelphia. Men not now
connected With any church especially invited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-09
HEALTH IS WEALTH.

DR. z c. VESTS NERVE ASD BRAfN
TREATMENT, guaranteed sDealnr Tor nys-s-
ria. Dizziness. C0aFuisloss Ftt-. Nervous Nfs-
rHlgiA, hssia-he, Nervous PrOsirsuon caused %
Tie asa u alcohol or tobacco. WAksfyisvss. A'l-
tai Depression. SofteniaE o, the Fran res4it.nf
10 AsARiy and Leading % NtsorY. decay, 81
death. Premature Old Age. Loss - foEer %
kthsr sex caused by oser-sxsrt0n = ne lr,i
or oYcf-ind Ilge8cs. Zach box contains al,
months treatment 81 box. OF SIX o1Ksi tss -
ees' ~ mail prepaid on rsceiDl q; p1s.
GUANAsrEE FIX BO1Es
ocurs any cas-. with esch orus. .~s'r-' -
Us for six boxeA sccDmp alied wish s. 70 so
sepd Tie purchss our srtten guarantee - 80
fund he money 4 the neAgmeal does a3. 0ist
scIra Guarantees lssasd only ~
q. kOBERT5 BAKER. DrlggisI
sOls AEea,
G9 east Nalu street. kcholonL "a
my i-dkuiy
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KILLED on TUE RAIL.

An unknown negro man who, i is sup
posed. was attempting TO steal a ride, was
run over and Killed sy The local freight train
which arrived here thIs afternoon from Nor
folk. The accident occurred near Windsor.
II Is said that eighs Of The ears passed over
the body, which was 80 much disngured as
10 DEFY recognition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-09

Eey~ GRACE-STREET PRESBYTE-
RAN CHUKCH.-serVcss a. Il o'clock A. NJ.
and ~ o'clock p ~ Preaching by Rev. a. T.
HOLDEEBr, Of Ashland, Va Sabbath school ser
vices At go o'clock A. n. Wednesday night
services At 8 O'Clock, and Friday afternoon
prsyer-moouns at $50 O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-09
MISCELLANEOUS NOTES.

At meeting Of \. p. Hill Camp Of Con-
iederate Veterans, seld last night, II was De-
eidsd 10 organize 4 full drum-corps for The
use Of the camp on special occasions.
Mr.. John Ford, a butcher, was thrown
from biz wagon TODAY on High street, and
sustained painful injuries. ROBIN ADAIR
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-09

Esg~ FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH Corner OF Grace and Madison
streots).-Rev. K. P. KsRR, D. D., pastor. will
preach til A. ". sndsP. "
Dr. KERS will also preach az p ". IN the
WESTMINSTER CHURCH, vest Cary street.
Sunday school and Bible classes at $50 A. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-09
e.g- METHODIST SUNDAY

SCHOOL sOClETT.-The regular monthly meet
ing Of ihe METHODIST sUNDAI-sCHOOL
SOCIETY OF RICHsOND AND MANCHESTER
viii be held 81 ClSy-streot Methodist church
On SUNDAY AFTERNOON At $50 o'clock. ReciiA
tons aud solos By he pupil, Of The schools.
no. z. RICHARDSON, President
Charles T. Ray. Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-09

"An American wbslsr seized by the
Portuguese" Great guns! What are we
coming to when a geographical express
sisnn dares sttsmpt 10 bully US?