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SHE MAs FROM BOSTON.
why the Professor Lett tho ballroom TO
Look for Eefre.hmonts

The dry as 70 marrow, the leathory as 70
heart, bat verlant rs 20 brain, the professor
,ouna himself m the ballroom. and, like the
~ in amber. wondering how the deuce he
got thore
I'm a bowor corner sat the ruscbniiest Of
rosehuds in a garden OF eEquisitey engorned
girls
II mako Il "a rule Of three, professor, says
the rosebud II dance three dances only OF
night, one Ia every hour Tho first a
square dance, 10 bring my voluntary mus
Giles. with their fasciculi. into gentle play. the
second polka, 10 work the voluntary mus
Giles into perfect action, and the third
waltz. Tor absolute enjoyment"
"Bless my soulla exclaims the professor.
Il employ the interim by following some
train 81 thought Tonight | am seeking
types / want 10 find my Cleopatra, my As
pasta and my Phyrna
Bless my slul" eKclaims the professor
Did Cleopatra spend the winteroi 10 B. C.
with Antony Ia Alexandria, or was IL AZ
Did she bare her bosom OF only her arm 10
the asp@
Bless my soulln exclaims the professor.
"Was Aspasia fast or only hirti Was
Socrates her loveri Was the divorce Of Peri
Giles as perfect as a Chicago diyorcei Why
ioe~ Aristophanes ascribe the Samian and
peloponnesian wars % her simply because she
lost her laiy's maiii Do you think Plutarch's
defense exculpates horf Was her second nus
band, Lysicie,. IA pork packer or merely
cattle dealerF
"Bie,s my s0ui" eyciains the professor
"N as PhryIos mother a iaundress, and is
II true that she got her living at one time by
gathering capersi Wore those capers for
sauce OF boiled leg, OF muttoni Was her otter
10 rebuild the walls OF Ihebes If her name
were Inscribed on them bona fiief Did she
pr0fane the Elusinian mysteries, or was II
put up job 10 bring her 10 llellasts, In order
10 lot the council see her beautiful anatomy
| incline 10 this. tor Apollo painted her as
the Venus AnacyOmone, and Praxtales
scuipoi her as the CnOdian Venus Was
Apollo her lover. as well as PraxtelesT
BLESS my SOUL" exclaims tho professor
You see, professor, am from Boston
"Ahal AMI tue venerable professor bound
ell Ike one OF his crack pupils in the diectlon
OF the refreshment room. -Onea a Week
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IT appears that School-Superintenden'
and Philanthropist Wanamaker used to
pay his employees GO cents a pair for
making trousers, but that since the re-
cent triumph Of the party that protects
American labor, he only pays 40 cents.
The rorM says, that "Wsnamaser has
the contract for supplying the uniforms
for the employees Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad, and he pays only $9.70 for
making an entire suit The white
slaves" at Berlin can hardly be less de
Gently remunerated than this. And 1t IS
for this sort of protection to American
labor" that the people of this country
pay duty of from 81 to g. per cent. on
their clothingW
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THE Jacksonville Times Unson esti-
mates the production OF oranges In ten
wears from now--when the trees now
growing will be in full bearing-at one
box annually for every man, woman and
child in the United States. This Is not
an unpleasing prospec, for consumers;
but such oyerproduction OF perisbsble
food would bring ruin 10 producers.
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\, pa" said Sim, cant have thai
~ ~.
Al the Wrong House.

Tramp-Please mum, I'm starving. Won't
you let me have a postage stamp 10 lickf
Experienced HousekeePey Why, certain
ly My husband is just finishing letter to
John l.. Sullivan, Offering 10 fight hun any
where, at any time, for $4,000 a sde, Mar
quis Of Queensberry rules Wait until be
Is through, and perhaps he'll let you put the
stamp on.
Tramp lbastily depaFtingl kind
Is, mum, but maybe can git a stamp at the
next mouse without waiting. New York
MeeklV
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A RIBALD scribe says that Dan Rice
who il known TO fame as the late great
Shakesperean clown, wants his wife to
dance in the centennial quadrllle viii
Cousin Ward McAllister the commander
in.chief, please make a note OF this :
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school Of New York city. AMI has been enjoy
Ing an active practice lie has been a mem.
Der OF the Union league for six years aud has
acted as is vice pres lent several terms, and
was offered its presidency, but dsclined ia
was elected president, u the Republican
League OF Minnesota In February, 1881, at
the formation, and has held that position
since lie has never been aeandiiato for, end
has never yc. held. public office.
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in Bellows Falls
VI AT the ago Of
: years his parents
removed 10 Mime
sofa and settled al
Litchheld
lie pasedsevera
years there, living
on "a farm and at
tending a country
school lie entered
the State Uniyer.
sity Of Minnesota
and graduate
therofrom In lS7o
lie studied law IN
tie Columbia La.
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The Holland Parliament decreed a re-
gency for that country, and By that act
the throne goes to the nine-year-old
daughter of King William, while the
Grandduchy Of Luxembourg goes to
Duke Adolph, the deposed ruler of Mas
sau, and will in all probability become
closely connected with the German En-
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Po.oyboy-l ten yor. Miss skitiish Is the
smartest and prcttieat girl in this c.ty There
are no hies on her
Ponsonby-No, but should think there
would ho
Poscyboy- Whyl
Ponsonby-B Because she is 50 sweet. Bar
lington Free Pres.
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A Fatal Admission.

She (his sweethearu oh, what nice pres
ent you have given me. hope you have no,
been too eItravsgant
He-Oh, no, a dollar down and dollar q
-oh, ali, ! mean didn't pay much for it.
Yankee Blade.
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CONNECTIONS

Train No. 30 connects daily ~ KeYsvilf
Tor Chase City, DIWkevihe, and oxford
Durham. Heude son aud Raleigh con
meets ~ Greensboro sDr Durham
Raleigh. salem, and Winston. snd all points %.
North Carolina Division, at salisbury for ith
vile, Hot Springs and ail points no weston
North Carolina, aud at Charlotte Tor G.. q
A. X. Z.
Train No. Sc connects daily AZ Greens
bOro' Tor salem. Winston, kAleFh, Noiis
oOrO' and A0rehcsd city, a. Salisbury iof
Ashoyiilo, Hot Springs ard an points ~
Western North Carolina: At Charlotte witi
Charlotte. C0iumbih ARD Augusta railroad FOR
Columbia, Augusta, Axiom. Charleston, swan
nah. ThoulAssilie. Ca. jacksonville aud Other
Florida points. also with Carolina Nenfu
railroad for Wilmington.
Trains from tho South arrive % eichrnonc
s.l5a.m. End l..N nm.
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ars founskupple with sishi-Jacs
doesn't call me sweetheart any more. ia, a
phonograph now
Miss Chumley-Why does he call YOU
monograph
Mrs Y.-He says I'm always talking back
At hun New York Sun.
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ADVERTISING RATsS.

~ Reading notices tn reading matter type.
cents per lice. Nonpareil. loaded, u GEMS
Ina
- Wants. nlrrisge and dealt notices, not
csding eight lines. % cents each inscrti n.
special contract rates furnished on ap
plioatlon.
Auction sales. Legal Notices and amuse-
uent Advertisements si per inch each In
ssrtion
Rejected communications will not be re
turned.
Entered AZ the Richmond (va) postoffce as
scOnd class matter.
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dog with blood in his eye came bounding out
Right after him came my boy Sim. Su1
wasn't afraid Of tine dog, but | was. So !
climbed up the tree just as the dog arrived
lie seemed disappointed "Sm," said J.,
''wherc did you get that dosi Didn't | tell
you would allow no dogs AROUND my prem
iscsi Take that beast away AMI never let
me see him again. | am surprised at you
What do you mean, siri'
Sim got up on the fence and Iooked ct me
SO did the dog Then began to realize the
situation Il was April Fools day. | was
W., pa" said Sim. cant have that
iogi It's jim Todd's"
you Just wait until get down ont Of
this tree" roared, I'm show you whether
you can have that dog Take him away or
IN walup you within an inch Of your life.
But Sim didn't move Neither did the
log. stayed there until breakfast time,
aud then the hired mau came ont and shot
the dog Sim didn't know who he was fool.
ing with No dogs are allowed around my
premises 1t wasa bad day for Sim
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Owens & Minor Drug Co.
OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE.
WHAT AN OLD MAN, " YEARS OF AGE,
HAS TO = \ Y
cOScERSTNG THE
Chase City Mineral Water
PORTLAND, NorrAwAy CoUSTy, Va

FoRKLANn, NOTTAWAN COUNTY, A.
August 10, 1885.
W.. " 8. Hardy, chase City. Va
sfr.-For many years I sunerei very much
from dyspepsia, with It's complications. such
as ncryout ness. neuralgia, Indigestion, consul
patton, liver affection. etc. until became 81
most confirmed invalid. During the time !
was treated hy intelligent physlci ms, VINO pre-
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and other mineral waters. also Dr. warner p
Celebrated Liver and kidney Cure, all 20 but
little advantage.
Hearing OF your y-discovcred Chase
civ Mineral Water" / sent tor and obtained
case Of II. u lasted me about thfre weeks.
during which time improved so murh as 20
be able 10 leave home. which | bad not been
able 20 do Tor months previous. } then went e.
Chase City and continued the use OF the water
fresh from the well. Tor four weeks. which
gave me moro real benefit than All the other
remedies combined. My nerves were soon
quieied. IcOuld sleep well all night. my gloomy
fears snn fOrebOdinRs vanished, my mind be-
came bright and cheerful. | coud enjoy the
company OF my friend, which before avoid
rdl. my appetite decreased. mY digestion
greatly improved $50 tnaf | could eat almost
any kind OF food with punityl. the constipa'
gOn was relieved. and the sidney affection
greatly benohted-a of which I attribute O.
the use of your mineral water
must say, In conclusion. that consider the
discovery OF this water 0assing ~ 0Wicted
humanity. Away with your drugs ana nos
tuims. Go 10 natures fountain OF health
Drink OF rs healing water. Go drink, and 10
made whole" J. q. POWELL.
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PunLlsprp EVERY DAWN rHRYEAR
BY THE TiNts PUBLl.HINe CON
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NY Nail. POSTAGE PREPAID.

HtnnittAuccs thOuId be made by drafts,
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PAYABLE 10
TIMEs PUBLISHING COMPANY,
Richmond. Va.
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=: fAMELIA COUNTHOU.E Nh
YOssA RIVER E.gXE


Daily except Sunday.
The Favoritc Route to Balumm
The steamers OF this line are models OF
beauty, elegance, and comfort.
tLcaye Richmond
f32O and 'i.0 p.m.
Arrive BALTIMORE fLehye Baltimore
$40 am pm.
Arrive Richmond-e.2O ana fl0iO am.
Fare Richmond 10 iisltlnJrt. rltsf Class,
g.; second class, tl.5O.
The York River Line affords superior sd-
vantages 20 business uen iu enabling then C.
leave Richmond near tle close oi the day's
transactions, aud arrive al baltimore early
next morning, after having enjoyed delight
ful nights rest, free from the dust and noise "
railway travel.
WEST POINT ACCONMODArfON
Il ave Richmond C2sd st. depot, IS 70 am
Arrive Rich nOud, " " IS ej pm
'Daily. fDaily except Sunday.
Depot and ticket-oftce foot OF Frein'g
street up town Oice, corner Tenth and Nar
sIrccts.
fEYT0g RANDOLPH. LAS. /. TAYLcR
Gene al Manager. Gen. flGd'r Agent
SOL. HAAS, JOS. IS. POTTS,
Tfaiic MaBagas. Diy. faaei Agent
noiB hiebm0ro "
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DIEDMONT AIRLINE.
RICHMOND q DANYfLtE RAILROAD
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE TO
1Hh sol m.
SLEEPER- ON ALL NIGHT
TRAINS.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT FEB'Y. %. issa.
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4. r.. B,rnes.

T. E Byrnes, who has been appointed chic
OF tho appointment division OF tho treasur,
department. Is 81 years VI age. and was horn
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=
ij5 pm.-MAIL daily
tl5 Rm.-ACCDMNoDATf daily (erce %
SUNDAY.

- ALu.-At LN HNVUALIUF tHIT VICE %
sunday.
CONNECTIONS
Al clifton FORGE with Chesaresxe SAD OEls
railway for the South, West. and korth~p1t-
At lyrclDUrg with norfolk .nd Western
aiirOs1 for all points south. southeast, Erc
Southwest. and Virginia Midland railway fef
al points North and South.
Al Richmond With Associated Railways fol
all points Ia the south. and Richmond. f0fc-
ioseoulg anu Potomac railroad Tor the hortL
AZ Lexington with BALTIMORE sl4 DniO rli.-
road, making close connections ~ frI rart
Ferry 20 and from Pittsburg ard ire " csf
also 10 points So<tb anu Fast.
sLEEPIN0-CAhS LTNJhBrkG - 8En
Phis, NEW ORLEANS. and LITTLE ROCK
Trains marked daily except SUNDAY, @lGIy
Tickets sold ~ At points. Otlts IL
1 ST Main treet. locc Main sfrect.tt4
Canal streets
JOHN X. MACNURnO.
7de5 GEM Passenger Agen
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ASHLAND TRAINS.


$50 Ola. accommodation. leaves hFrO street
station arrives AZ Ashland a. Fal.
60 pni. leaves Elha; arrives A. hs1'end az
di2 pm.
ei3 an. accommodation, arrive ~ Byrd
street. station. leages AaMsn 10 70
an.
6.5s pm arrgos &c Eta leaves Ashland At
b.lz pm.
Z. A. TAYLOR. General Ticket Agent,
p. 4. ID. NYERa. General snpernieldert
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DICNMOND, FKEDERICk3BURO
II AND PO1ONAC RAiLkOAD.-4cfnduio
Commencing APRIL "a lS9 -- tefi-
standard times
B. am. leaves Byrd.stre station l4iiy' s'0-5
Only AZ Ashland JlrctiCr, Niiord,
and Fredericksburg. sleeper to
Washington and New YORK.
I a7 am. leaves Byrd street. .fgu. iH Ir, exc
ceps sunday. sleeper to Washington
B. 3 D on. ic9vrs hYrl-eiIret rIaLrr 4AIy
dtcrUer o. NeH Uft.
~ an. srlyes ~ Ayrf street station inlg
sleeper from AeW York
z 50 par. ARRIVES 40 kyrf-sfrDei station fAlF,
slOis d. FItfffhl slII. Milford.
junction AMI Asnlt "a sleeper iroa
Nssrt Kton an ntW York.
Z s. pm. arriyc9 10 kYrd-s rect H ..ton tlilg.
EXCEPT SUNDAY. Sleeper from ash-
iurtOn.
Tho Now York and Florida special, consist.
try ot ycstlbule pullman cars. leaves Byrd
street station af $40 an ON Tuesdays. Thurs.
days. and saturdays, ANA arrives 1913 pm. Nu
Monday, Wednesdays, an- fr1lya. lis
traiu makes no local stops, and extra fare Is
CHARGED
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NORFOLK AND wEoTERN RAIL

y JIM jim htFt' ~ 10 INV NAM
Two DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS 10 LA.lHHlN D.
sCHEDULEfN EFFECT DECBNBEh23 1855.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
$50 A. N. Daily. ria Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. Leaves Petersburg llfa
4. N. dairy. arrive Norfolk 10
go A. N. Daily, Pea Richmond aud Petersburg
railroad, Arrive go Petersburg ~. q
a. N. No. leaves Petersburg 1870
A. NJ for larmyllt. Lyuchbufy,
Roanoke. Bristol, knoxville. and Hll
points South ani West. THOUGH
COACH 10 RADFOhD.
800 p N. Daily, ria Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. Arrives 40 fetersnuF AZ
$50 +. NJ l-ayes Petersburg t.ll n.
NJ, daily. arriving Norfolk Oll =.
N. THROUGH CAR 10 NOR
FOLK.
go p. NJ. Daily. ga Richmond and Petersburg.
railroad, arriving az Petersburg AZ
so l.. NJ, connecting with Iulu SO.
!, leaving Petersburg 40 40 p. N.
for farmsille, LynchDulg. Roanoke.
Pocahont,s. Bristol. Knoxville, Chat
ianoosa, and all points south and
PULLMAN SLEEPING CAR ACCOaM0DA.
TtONs.
No. l-slecping-oar Petersburg h. Bristol
without change. leaving Petersburg daily aG
7iO z. VI. pullman sleeper LylohDuf9 ~
Memphis, without change.
Nod Pullman sleeper Lynchbgrg 20 Now
Orleans. and Roanoke 20 Chattauo- -, without
change.
Tickets baggage cheeks. and al Information
can be- Ob.a.nei at Richmond and petersbufs
Railroad depot. a ". bart.r'- lOOU Mali
street. and al the Company Cicc ~ Ea3t
WI. BEyILL.
General Passenger Agent.
CHARLES q. EDDY, vice PRECEDENT
General Office. Roanoke Va.
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4
Henry understand you met your girls
father at the house last night
Thomas-Well, no, not exactly but he vas
there while was
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DICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY
al RAILROAD.

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS IN EFFECT
JANUARY 2sTn, l..f.
ONLY LfN4 RUNNING SOLID lHkfrT uE-
gWhtr BIZ h)sD ssD LYNrligrNa.
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WAS TIE SEssIoN AnORTIvE.-The
Harrison administration may thank It's
lucky stars that circumstances did away
with al reasonable excuse for calling an
extra session of the full Congress. II has
suffered such humiliation and discomil-
lure al the hands of the Senate that II Is
difficult to conjecture what would have
been the depths of its embarrassment
had the iealousies Of disuniied party
found expression through both branches
of the Federal Legislature.-Ne~ York
Star.
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THE DAILY TIMRS.
CITY Delivery.

Delivered IN any part OF the city and Man
chester by csrucrs at ne cents per week.
Persons desiring the TINS delivered at
heir homes can secure II by postal card re.
uest OF order through telephone No sac.
Whom deliver, irrcsL.sr immediate com
liant should 10 made 20 tee Office. The sd-
cress may be changed as ae-ifod. II care be
token 10 all cases " mention the old and new
address,
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ARRIVE RICHMOND

MOTE Nos I and z run daily between
RE lmoni and clifton Forge. ana daily except
sunday between Balcony Falls and Loxlu.-
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Courses CONS HOME Mr.. Charles
Button. who was reported by the Senate
AS postmaster for Lynchburg, writes an
open letter TO Mr. Sherman in which he
saws But, while kindred fate over
took Hslslead and myself, there was this
difference in the measure OF our guilt,
viz: that the former was condemned for
what he wrote, and was condemned for
what / did not write, and for which | was
in no degree responsible. And there
was still greater difference, if
that were possible, in your
relation TO the two retalia-
tory acts here cited. You held me
responsible and made me the yicari0us
sufferer for criticism OF our "house of
lords" INDUCED by another, while you
condoned the actual ogense against their
high mightinesses perpetrat,d by your
Republican friend, whom you would
have invested with high representative
trust OF q foreign court"
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REFUSED TO LIFT THE NEfL.-Among
the last acts of the Senate before II ad-
iourned Was its refusal 10 remove the in
junction of secrecy from its action in the
eases OF Whitelaw Reid and Murat Ha'-
stead. This retutes ~ nothing else can
the claim of certain Senators that they
were governed in their votes and speeches
upon the confirmation or rejection of
these gentlemen by public instead OF per
sonal considerations - Baltimore Amert-
can.
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Constant DEMOCRATIC SUCCESSFUL
The elections al chicago and Evansville
prove that the popular protests against
Republican methods is universal. ! ne
Democratic victory in the Lake mciroP-
lis. won over The Republicans and Social.
ISIS. shows that the friends OF law ana
order place their dependence on the CON
servatsm "A well as the enterprise of the
progressive Democracy. Nothing mar
Gates this more clearly Than the disap'
pearance Of the socialisiic vote as CON
siderable political factor. The people OF
Chicago are willing TO trust their de-
Tense against anarchy 10 the Jeiiersonian
element that protects popular rights ana
social freedom -Ercian9o.
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The proposal of the British Govern
ment TO incr ase the lighting strength OF
the British Navy By the addition OF sew
enly ships has been ungrudgingly sane
toned by the Iiouseof Common When
me nation Of Nelson is touched on the
navalnervc it jumps into immediate ami
nation -Phlhdclphid Record
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The most important vacsny in office
which the President has now 10 I'LL IS
that caused by the recent death Of Mr..
Justice Stanley Mathews OF the Supreme
Court of the United States.
In the Federal judicial system there
are nine circuits, and the Justices Of the
Supreme Court Of the United States are
assigned TO these circuits, each judge be-
ing REQUIRED to hold Circuit Court in
his circuit at least once every two years.
~ u Sun.
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CLARKsoN's AxE--On yesterday aDoui
IL O'Clock in the day, thcdoOrs Of the Office
oftbe Assistant POstmaster-Gcneral were
locked. A Press man, after trying to en-
Ter. inquired. Where is Garrison one
of Inc crowd in waiting answered, ne
il grinding his axe preparatory to the
decapitation Of X-rOads posimasters
Under Clegeland's administration Sic
venson used a very duh axe made OF cast.
iron. Clarkson's axe viii be polished
cast steel with razor blade, 80 that his
Democratic friends will hardly feel the
blow as 10 will he done 50 silently,
quickly and we'll washington Press
rhn nrnnnsal Of the Briiish GOyern-
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WEST POINT ACCOMMODATIONS.

Il ave Richmond C2sd st. depot. - 70 am
Arrive Rich nOud, " 80 IS y pm
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-11-15
Great Gathering of Catholics.

BALTIMORE, Md, Nov. H. The Roman
Catholic congress called for the double pur-
pose of marking the centennial of Roman
Catholicism in the United States and to give
the laity of the church an opportunity to be
heard upon the questions of polity that are
now current matters of debate in all quar-
ters, held its first session yesterday in
Concordia hall, the delegates numbering
1900 having first attended mass, at which
Archbishop Corrigan was celebrant and
Archbishop Gross, of Oregon, preacher. w.
J. Onahan, of Chicago, called the congress
to order and introduced ex. Governor
Carroll, of this state, for temporary
chairman
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-11-15
THE KNIGHTS IN CONVENTION.

Annual Meeting of the X. of L. mt At
lants, Ga.-Preliminary Proceedings.
ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. 13.-The national
convention of the Knights of Labor began
its sessions here yesterday. Two hundred
delegates were in attendance when the as
sembly was called to order, among them four
ladies-Mrs. Stevens, of Ohio; Mrs. Barry,
in charge of the woman's department; Miss
Elizabeth Donohue, of New Jersey, and Mrs.
Catherine Kim, of Indiana General Master
Workman Powderly presided. After pre-
liminaries the following telegram was unani-
mously adopted and ordered sent to Miss
Frances L. Willard, president Of the ma
tional w. c. I. u, Battery d, Chicago,
Ills :.
"The general assembly Knights of Labor,
now in session here, exte ID to the national
W. G. T. U. fraternal greetings, with cor
dial good wishes for the continued success Of
the great work for mankind in which your
organization is engaged"
An invitation was formally rendered to
President Livingstone, Of the Georgia ALI
ance, to address the convention. This
seems to indicate that the knights want an
expression of opinion from the Farmers Al
lance as to the proposed federation with the
knights of Labor a.