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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-21
The Arizona Kicker.

We take tho following extracts from the
last issue Of The Arizona Kicker.
ExPLANATORY.-L Last week we announced
that we we're on the trail Of j Davis the
Apache avenue grocer, and that this weeks
issue would contain an expose calculated 10
startle the community We had over a col.
umn Of It in type when Mr. Davis called at
The Kicker office and subscribed for the
paper and gave US column ad. for year
Mr.. Davis Is not only Il genial, whole souled
gentleman, worthy Of n place in our best so
ciety, but an enterprising go-ahead citizen
who is credit to the whole state When you
want the best Of goods at the lowest prices
call on him
Not THIS YEAR considerable anxiety
has been expressed by our many friends and
well wishers over the fact that The Kicker
did not get the city printing again this year
In answer 70 all inquiries We reply that we
did not want IT, Thetotal income last year
was ninety-six cents, while we lent over SIS
10 the mayor and aldermen and never expect
10 get cent OF II back Wecant stand that
kind OF a racket more than one year. DE
trot Free Press
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-21
BITS OF SCIENCE.

An interesting find in the shape OF q
bowlder cs jade was recently made In
sitka.
The mines in the Argentine Republic
are again attracting capitalists after a
ten years rest.
The now course in electricity at Colrm.
bia cole q will bc opened TO graduates
of all scientific schools.
1t may be generally stated that lorna
does do not occur ia the United states
west of tho tooth meridian.
From general view taken in England,
the natives appear to b. increasing IN
viror rather than degenerating.
Lake Biwa. in Japan. ia the largest
sheet of fresh water in that country,
having an area of 500 square miles.
A society has been formed for the
granting of premiums for the killing OF
animals preying upon the elder duck.
Anew compound containing aluminium
/ in lower state OF oxidation correspond
ing 10 ferrous iron has been obtained.
Kustner's observations on the abcrra-
ton Of fixed stars tend toward proving
that the altitude of the pole IS variable.
Professor Wage thinks that sterilizod
[ infusorial earth would be very much bet
ter as a means of preservation than boric
acid.
The necessity for the artificial applica-
ton of water is said to be far greater in
/ California than in tho older countries OF
Europe.
In the Berlin observatory series Of
astronomical panoramas has been pre-
pared to explain the phenomena Of solar
sclpses.
Dew on growing vegetables is said tc
lie produced by the condensation OF the
transpired moisture from the plant on its
own leaves.
Ergosterine crystalizes in alcohol "
the form Of pearly pellets and in ether IN
that Of sharp needles, and it is quite IN
soluble In water.
The so called annelid tubes Of the
Sutherland quartzite are said 10 be the
remains Of terrestrial plants that grew
upon sand dunes.
About 1900 2. c., when Emperor Nar
gave the order for the observation Of Tho
meridian stars, is thought to be the be
ginning Of Chinese astronomy,
Hertzs recent experiments prove tina
actual magnetic waves arc reflected aut
interfere with one another, and that the
velocity of such waves is about what i
calculated.
The great advantage of high speed on
gines is that the steam has 40 time 4
ccndense, or, rather, that very little of
is condensed in comparison with tn
amount utilized.
Holmholtz has shown that if an invisi
hle Jet Of steam be electrified OF heate'
it becomes visible with bright tints @
different colors according to thepotentia
Of the atmosphere
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-21

DIcpATcHEs from Paris indicate that
the Compton d'Escompte is not the only
great bank In France that has been
shaken by the fall of the copper syndi-
cate. 1t is reported that the Bank of
Paris Is deeply involved IN the speeula-
lions OF the ring, and 1t is said that Its
directors could not extend any aid to the
Compton d'Eseompte, because It had
s., 400 900 tied up in the syndicstes cop
per warrants.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-21

AND OHIO RAIL
I WAY COMPANY.
SCHEDULE EfFECTNhhch i'rD'
LEAVE RICHMOND.


st5 A. NJ For Norfolk. Old Point and New
pullman Palace car. Richmond to
Old Point
HOS A. NJ. Through Mail for Cincinnati and
Louisville uaiiy, Norfolk 20 cir
ton Forge; daily except snndsy,
Clifton for1e To Cincinnati. cOiid
train 10 Cincinnati Central lnion
Station. Pullman Buffet sleeping
Car Charlottesville TO nc'nrati.
a:2O P. NJ. Through Mail for Norfolk, Ola
Point and Newport News daily.
Pullman Buffet Parlor car except
Sundays 20 Old Point.
400 P. NJ. Gordonsvile accommodation daily
except Sunday.
sop. VI. Fast Express for Cincinnati nnd
Louisville daily. Connects In Ten
trial Union Passenger sta ion. I'm
cinnafi. Tor the West ana North
wrsf and IN Union station, Lou r.
ville, for the West and Southwest.
Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars 90
Cincinnati aud Louisville.
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
ANA. NJ. rrom Gordonsvile. daily except
AK A n. From Norfolk and ola Point. daily.
Pullman Imuct ParlOr car except
Sundays from Oid Point.
AMP NJ. Prom Cincinnati and Louisville,
daily except sunday. west ot Cir
ton Forge. daily east OF Ciiton
Forge. ,
Pullman Palace cat, Old Point TO
Cincinnati. 80.
900 p NJ. From Cincinnati ana LOUISVILLE
Station: Broad street near Seventeenth.
Ticket Office Corner Tenth AMI Main ana
railway station. "A. W. FULLER
General Passenger Agent
J. I. HARAHAN. General Manager
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-21

A WAsHfS0ToN correspondent says
that the gossips To- day are glibly dilating
on Dlsine's mastery strategy in making
his son the Judge Of Claims in the
State Department Eastern papers be-
yin 10 understand the meaning of this
stroke, and have much to say Of
It. Blaine held out the idea that
Walker would be misunderstanding OF
State, but at the last moment he told the
President that he might need man Of
wider diplomatic knowledge and expert.
ence, and desired TO put Walker In the
less conspicuous but far more important
position.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-21

Tbs victory Of Cleveland in 1884
showed that tho Solid South and three
Northern States could elect President,
bu, the defeat Of Cleveland in 1883
demonstrated the fact that the Northern
fort Of the Democracy could be captured
by Quay, and we all know how Quay
captured f. The growing power of
tariff reform in the popular mind
strengthened the Democracy with
strong idea that people understood
but in the Western districts, where great
masses Of farmer voters inclined TO the
idea Of low tariff, the cause that cham
pioned it was lost simply because the
Republicans were enabled TO beg the
question q, issue and set up the portraits
of the Southern leaders as the bosses OF
the Democratic party.
The Northern people glory in the war
and when the Democracy Of the country
was successfully stamped as Rebel,
the political lines were drawn on the
Potomac river and the Ohio just as the
lines Of war wers in 1851.
We beg all cool.headed men to take a
note Of this and leave politics to reason
and not 30 much to persons. The cause
Of strife IS dead and the very people
who owned slaves are better off for the
freedom of themselves and their pos
terity from that institution. The people
of both sections are akin and their inter
ests are identical We have no cause &c
keep our camp fires up and kindls anger
and passion out Of the ashes.
In this rapid age We want TO deal witt
the present and leave the past to the Ga
cred associations with all the honor due
10 1t and TO our fathers
II there Is any reprosch in re establish
ing the fraternity Of the States it mus
be merely in the bitterness Of disappoint
Cd men.
We should do our own part well snC
set the example to the North and wher
we know that the Northern Democrat
restored us to safety and peace after th'
war, why should We not let the sam
men take tho lead now, and ihereb,
break the argument OF the Radicals ant
tear down the sectional wall.
If the thirg goes on a. Il has been 60
Ing on, all that the Democratic part,
viii have is q mere "Reminiscences OF III
civil war, and We had ss VOL continu
10 DO mere prisoners of war on parole.
We never Will DO exchanged as lonl
as this deal lasts that every four year
arrays one section against the other OIL
party lines. when thetruth i. that tn
sound doctrines Of the Democracy are il
the majority, If they have fair chance
II President Harrison gives US s9uar
administration and leaves the South
ern States 10 deal with the race prob
lem" as it is called, we can fight the mex
national contest on national fields AM
try conclusions with the Republicans Of
principles instead Of on sections.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-21

II has been certain from the start that
the people Of New York in their efforts 10
secure rapid transit would have to count
upon the opposition Of Jay Gould and
the Manhattan Elevated Railway mono
poly. The first open sign of its appear
snce Is Mr.. Goulds letter 10 Mayor
Grant, suggesting that the Man
haitian system can be so developed as &c
furnish all the rapid-transit facilities thai
are necessary
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-21
DRUGS, MEDICINES. &c.
OWENS { MINOR
DRUG COMP any,
Wholesale and Retail
Druggists,
1907 MAIN ST.,
OPPOSITE POsTOFFTCE.

Keeps r large and we'll selected stock Of fancy
TOILET SOAPS ard PERFUMES, COsME-
TICS. FACE POWDERS. BALMSs all kinds
of beautiful fine English. French and American
HAIR BRUSHES. CLOTH BKUs HEt. FLESH
BRUSHES. SHOE BRUSHES, TOOTH and
NAIL BRUSHES.
We keep all the year round PLUSH CASES
suitable for Bridal Presents as well "a Ladies
and Gentlemen's travelling sets.
All kinds of MINERAL WATERS both at
wholesale and retail. Weare agents for the now
Justly celebnted Dyspepsia cure. CHASE CITY
LITHIA WATER. which we deliver in any
part Of the city for IS cents per gallon. Per
sons suffering with Kidney affection will do
wei 10 drink this water freely. ........
We make a speciality of fitting THU sts
snd keep full stock always on hand. also
SHOULDER BRACES and CLUTCHES. all
kinda and prices.
We have all the leading brands Of CHEWING
TOBACCO ana keep uice Inc or CIGARS.
Give our PLANTATION CIGARa trial. Re
member to Try our NELLIE BLY, CHEWING
TOBACCO.
Physicians prescriptions carefully prepared
by competent Pharmacists. ana none blt inc
PURESr MEDICINES USED.
Persons contemplating having painting zone
ought 10 call aud get "A dior Cara ana prices
OF " adosworth's silica Paint. which Is better
and cheaper than Lead and oil.
Please rcmsn her that FOR everything usually
found in a irst-cass wholesale aud retail drug
store, 20 u
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-21

Visitor phiIanthropicaily inclined)-Aun.
tie, don't you Trims you would enjoy better
health and live longer If you could quit
smokingi
Auntie laged SS-i don't smoke all the
time, mum Sometimes | 60 half dag
thout touchin' my pipe. Been dom that
away, Oft an on. fur about-ito a great
greatgrandsom sou. George Wash'ntonl give
the lady cheer ur III thess jerk the top O.
yer head otf'n yel--iur about soventy-five
year, mum Land sakes. amt no slave TO
the habit !-Chicago Tribuna
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-21
RICH IN YEARS.

Sallie Butler, Of Grogans district, Al
pharetta, Ca, died recently at the age
Of 80.
Levi Stewart, of Milton, Ca, is nearly
90 years OF age, and enjoys the company
of clock whose tick he has listened to
fos over afty-three years.
Stephen Meek, a cousin Of James K.
Polk, and noted pioneer and trappcr Of
the Pacific coast and Rocky mountains,
died in Scott Valley, Cal, recently, 1T
tho age Of 90 years.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-21

The New York Herald says that Of the
proposition to establish Confederate Sol
diers' Homes that 'the country can afford
10 do this thing, and we believe 1t would
have the hearty consent OF multltudes OF
Union soldiers We should like 10 see
the question taken up in the Grand
Army assemblies, aud in the Loyal Legion
rneetinosr
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-21

THE reported failure of the copper
syndicate in Paris may be temporarily
relieved by the advance Of S29,OOO,OOO
from the government and other sources.
But with the general downward tendency
In the prices of metal and stocks it
would seem well-nigh impossible for the
trust TO ride out OF the storm and save
itself from the hands of the liquidator.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-21
IT is understood that Preside Mt Harrl.

IT Is understood that Preside Mt Harrl-
son was unwilling to appoint Mr
Whitelaw Reid to the English Mission
because he thought lawyer should be
assigned to that post. Mr.. Reid will, nc
doubt, IN the position now held by Min
lister McLane with honor to himself and
his country. Like all well-regulated
editors, Mr.. Reid Is an accomplished
French scholar, and will be at home in
the cultu red circles of Paris.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-21
LEGAL NOTICES.


N1RGfNIA.-IN VACATION. IN
THECLERk's OFFICE " THE ST.
PRRMr tOURTOf APPEALsON The 18th
DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1859.
Thomas W. Goodwin. suing for the use ana AZ
the cost OF william \. Swsnk and others.
stockholders Of tie Norfolk City railroad
company sss..ss..stt. .'...s..... Appellant.
against
John H. nni'ehesd and Emily A.. his WIFE
William = boy Lila aud others Appcilees.
Upon an appeal from a decree pronounced
hy the Cor orition Court OF tn. City OF Nor
fOlk. on the ID h Of Decembcr. Isr1.
The object of the petition Med In this Cause
Is 10 have the deer, ~ the Corporate Court
OF tho city OF Norfolk, pronounced on 10th
OF December. 1885,. In this cause. reviewed by
the supreme Court Of Appeals OF Virginia
Ani Il appearing FROM the return OF the ser
gcnut OF the city of Norfolk that The appellee
William \. BDykin. is not resident or the
State OF Virginia. he j. re- uirei 20 appear
here on the u u day Of April. lS-9 aztec Ne
public ton here In the DAILY TfAEs ono a
week fOr tour weeks. then and there 10 an
swer the said APP and do what is neccs-
say 70 protect his Interest therein.
A Copy
GEO. X. TAYLOR. c. c.
DURRouGHs & BIO, for Petitioner.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-21

TUE Memphis Aralanchs predicts that
the Constitutional suggestion viii be car
ried out, and that President Harrison
will be carried to the Piedmont Exposi.
ton on train of cars manufactured in
the South, in charge Of conductor clad
in Southern made garments.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-21

TUE longer the boom Of General Bou-
LANCER lasts the less ineligible does ii
become. 1t is understood, Of course,
that the Boulangsts, properly 80 called,
by no means comprise the enormous
following of which evidence is given
whenever an electoral contest takes
place or popular demonstration il
given. The opposition TO constita-
tional republic in France is made up OF
many elements which could not be
united In favor Of ANYTHING.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-21

CnrEF. ENGINEER A. q. MESocAL, Of
the Nicaragua Canal Company, was in
the city yesterday as the guest of Mr.. X.
A. Lancaster. He has constructed a
beautiful working model of the Maritime
canal for the Paris Exposition
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-21

A FrSsY man has written 10 Mayor
Grant, Of New York. asking him 10 hoist
the British flag over the City Hall on ST.
Georges Day The point IL that ST
Patrick has the majority over 6t. George.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-21

Mr. EUGENE SCHUYLER, nominated
for Assistant Secretary of State. has
been sat down on. The reason was that
he had written a book on American
Diplomscv
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-21
DIEDMONT AIRLINE.

! RICHMOND q DANylLLE RAILROAD
tSHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE TO
THE SOUTH.
lPULLAAN sLEEPEks ON ALL MIGHT
TRAINS.
scHEDULE-iN EFFECT FEB'Y. -. 1850.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-21

DICUMOND, FREDEHlChr Burg
III AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. h0f.e
commencing FEBRUARY Aif, lrf- i,tf'.
standard time;
3. an. leaves Byrd street station ts.y s.oli
only al Ashland junction fIHIf.
aud Fredericksburg. r...DI l
Washington and New NI..
| 81 am. leaves Byri-sfreer tfaN .A..f. .l-
cept sunday. Sleeper iI Na Ir.H.
8: N. leaves byri stltet staN.. Ha.I
sleeper % Now YORK.
s r am. arrives at Byrdsireat snf 01 fa'y
sleeper from New YORK..
23l pm. arrives at Byrd stree star Il daily,
stops a. Frederick ehurf AT Nri.
Junction. si,opcr irCn Nasuilsl.l
AMI New York.
-lj pm. arrives A. 30 ni-street sif 1 Do
EXCEPT Sunday. sleeper u.n "aa.
Tho Sew Yors and Florida speeds consist
INK OF yc-tlbule pullman cfil~. itII .f D. d.
street station az \ lr uu un TUESDAY. lN'.'
days aud saturdays. ana arrives .|. lN.
Monday. N.lut -ials, ana fIiiI
train makes no loeai stops. ans eff.i gaze "a
charged. First uorih-oound train leaves
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT eusDAfs.
800 pin. accommodation. leaves ilslt sire. t
station arrives 40 Ashland Ut uiN.
e,A PM. leaves kloa. arrives a. Ashland Ai
6.i2 pm.
SIS sm. accommodation, arrives hyri-
etroot station; leaves Aalill tee 10
sos pm. arrives At Elba leaves A. land e
C.A.lAYLOR. General Ticker Agent
2. T. D. aYeRs. General slnenntortO1t
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
y ROAD.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLK
TWO DAILY TRAINS To LiAtliBi 1905
sCHEDULEIN EFFECT DEC tMBLN-i,
LEAVE RICHMOND.
$50 A. NJ. Daily, t'a Richmond a.d Ietc. r
railroad. Leaves PctclsnurE u l
A. NJ. daily. arrive NornA IS
$50 A. NJ. Daily. riq Richmond and Peter. ,s
railroad, Arrive 40 Peter- Dung
\. NJ. No. leaves ftttF-lHi-
A. NJ Tor tarmulc. ll
hO9nOsr. Bristol. Knoxville. lHl
points south and West. IhHNI ah
COACH 10 kADFOkD.
$40 p n Daily, rlQ Richmond aud ietef-
railroad. Arrives ut fti.l-pIH a.
$50 +. NJ, lraFes Peters ifg 1901 D.
NJ, daily, arriving Nufi.Is tN T.
NJ. ihROUGh CAR I'd Aoh
FOLK.
DO P. n. Daily. Ga Richmond ani Petersburg
railroad. arriving at tN.eI. burg hl
b.5N 4. NJ, connecting WltA 4 tNu 40.
l. leaving Petersburg At 40 =. W..
f0r fnunIile, LyuchbufE. hoauokrf
POcahOntss. Bristol, Knoxville e. lhf.
tanoogs, and all points south ana
PULLMAN sLEEPING-CAR ACCONMODA.
lIpN-.
No i--sieeping-car Petersburg t9 bfatW
without change, leaving Petersburg iMI} at
/ r.tO H. NJ. Pullman sleeper Ljnohuuit I
I Memphis. without change,
No.J Pullman sleeper LynchhuI4 f0 hHF
+ Orieans and Roanoke to CAattano4g ~, without
I change
tickets. baggage-ch ecks. and OIL info. nation
+ can be 0bsafucd an hithmonl and l.f.laia's
Railroad depot. A. ". Garner- HI Nln
street, and az the Company Office, fl La't
Main street.
" BLhiIL,
General Passens,I agent
CHARLES O. EDDY, Vico-Pro'ilr A.
General glItD Roanoke Va.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-21

The British House OF Commons has
been informed that England and the
Sultan of Morocco are not on good terms
England has our heartfelt sympathy
The Sultan OF Morocco is about as SEN
sitive TO the influences OF reason as 4
deviled crab. But, after all, England
seldom depends upon reason in dealing
with minor foreign potentates. III
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GEO. X. TAYLOR. c. c.
BURROUGHS Bro. FOR Petitioner.
fag-. WV
NIRGiNIA.-IN THE CHANCERY
' COURT OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND,

\IRGiNIA.-IN THE CHANCERY
' COURT OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
THE SIN DAY OF nARJH. ic'p:
CONWAY X. sands j fmes Aston C9bell ana L.
n. NcGure. trustees. IN deed Of trust from
charles n. thalk.ey and Jennie II. Cbalkley.
hts wife, and yman Chalkley bearing date
on the Zist day OF January. les9, OF record in
tho CLERKS rfice OF the CRancery tourf fof
the city of Richmond. .........-. fldinuuss
Against
Charles u. Chalklcy. Lyman Chaikley. ". W.
wudlcgh. ru-,u ". Chilkley. stare
Bank oi vi giIli. Ernest ~. Charley. j. i.
Stratton, who 18th the said Charies II, Chalk-
jess. Ernesr II. thalKicy aud Lyman Chals-
leg. compose the firm OF J. i. Stratton
Co. +. II. Hill. trustee in n deed OF t'ust
from Charles III. Chaikicv ana VIE. rearing
date on the eth day Oi October. lso', ;. - ia
Cubs. trustee; Octayia b. jacobs, the tlT-t
National Bank Of Richmond, N. h. LllysOn.
trustee. IA a ccci Of trust from y. n. thaik-
les. hf1fing date ON the 10Th day OF NONem-
Der. ls.z Williamson Talley, trustee. I'm
decd of trust iron rnest II. Chalkley bear
ing date on the 18Th day OF January. 1852; A.
J. Watkins. Alexander hierholzer, &. Gun I
and z. SchOss. trading under the firm name
OF {. Gun-t 4 Co., John \. Augustine Bern
ard ID. ChalSlcy. Thomas G.. Peyion and j.
n. Eior-On trading as PeytOn EilersOn.
Samuel L. LaihrOp and Charles Z. Lathrp,
trading ~ +. l.. iafhrop X Co, ". +. HUI
nsll, ;. 9. VIM. the Acme EXtmct COm-
pany. X. n. Smith. Trading as Il. 7. smith x
De- lilI LiiI a A'ii4fi. llAt Noi AshNA
Company. of Chicago. George "A. Leonard x
Co. Il Bost n. ana Coon. Croker SwaseS,
Of BDetnn. Observation-Disclosures Defendants.
The object 81 this suit Is tO ascertain the IN
tcrosts or Charles ". ChHiklel ana Lyman
Chalkley. In certain real estate, lying nnd pe
ing TIA tbs clts o.. Richmond, convey ed 10 the
Plaintiffs Dy decd OF trust bearing dlte Oh tue
alst DAY OF January. ls,9. II record Ia the
cier q office OF the thanccry Court Tor sh'a
city. and 70 administer the trust created oy
the "a a decd under the control OF AID by the
directions OF the court. And AFFIDAVIT having
been made and filed thar tho Acme Extract
COMPANY. n. + Smith trading a. K. Z. smith
& Co.. Curtain Corner, Inc American tN'
tiact Company of Chicago. George Ii. Leon
ard n Co.. OF Boston. and Coon, Croekef x
swasey Of Boston, are non-residents OF ne
state OF Virginia. It T. ordered that they az
] 4. ar here within fifteen days after due publ
ca Jon of this order, and do what Il necessary
60 protect thelr Interests.
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-21

IL the Virginia Legislature, long ago
there was divorce law passed that
made people understand the relations OF
marriage. All seets agree in principle
abou, this. and Cardinal Gibbons states
his idea OF II in the following terms
The church holds marriage to be
irrevocable. There ia no absolute re-
lease allowed .ineuIo The Gospel for
bids man to have more than one wife,
or O wife 10 have more than one has
band, and we follow the Gospel teach
ing.
Marriage is the most inyiolable OF all
contracts. Adultery alone may justify
= divorce, in the sense of a separation.
But no, in any case. does It justify are re-
marriage during the lifetime Of the two
partners TO the wedding contract.
Moses, we know, permitted separation
in principle. but in this federation the
great law -giver had regard TO the violent
passion of the Jewish people, for whom
he legisla,ed, and to their liability to fall
into greater excess II their desire for
divorce we're altogether refused