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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-18
TOBACCO DEPARTMENT.

RICHMOND, VA. April i7.-Oferings Of
TOBACCO AT auction on Change Thursday.
April II, 1890. Total offerings. twentv-ninc
packages Of which one was dark tobacco.
t"entf-one were sun-curet- and seven
We're West Virginia bright tObaccOs.
ci the dark tobacco. one package was
taken IN az $3.50. 90 the suu-curcd. one
package sold mt $ll.o0, one al $50, two at
-, one az $500 one at $40. one at s4Ge,
one at N.lO, one at 81. one at $500. three
al $3.50, TWO az 500. one package taken In
at -, two packages sold at $3.50 one 40
S2.io, one at $40. one package taken in 40
y. or the West Virginia brights. one
package sold at 5000, one package taken
In at $3.50, one Fackagc sold at Sl250, one
at Sll. one package taken in az Sl0.2j. one
at $500, one no -.
Private sales reported 20 the secretary TO-
day: Wrappers, ID hogshcads; filters, 2
hogsheads; cutters. hogsheads; smokers. Q
hogshcads; dark tobaccos, is hosshcads.
Total. 81 hOgshoads.
Office Of the tobacco inspector reports to-
day: lnspectons-bright hogsheads;
dark. % h0gshoads Rcinspcc bright
30 hogshoads; dark. . hogshoads.
Farmers. Wilson's. Allegheny. Old Do
minion, Shock0e. Blanchard's DayenrOrt's,
Centre, Scahrook's and Mye warehouses
report to-day: Receipts "A logsheads,
fierce. Deliveries. on hogsh' d..
4, Office of the collector of the United states
internal revenue reports cole lions for the
city of Richmond to-day as Ollows Tax
paid. cigars and cigarettes. S202.55: tax
paid t0baccos. a 952.l2. Total. S5.2l5.67.
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange 20.
day William J.. thinner, Petersburg, John
4. Butt. Oxford. r.. l.. Dihrcli. DanYille.
The Richmond tobacco market was quiet
to-day, though there were fair sales OF
bright wrappers and dark tobaceos re-
ported.
Inspections and reinspecii0ns moderately
large; receipts light; deliveries good. ln-
tornal revenue collections good.
4 Mol.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-18

OH clothing may be made 20 look nearly
ri. rol as ner hy pursuing the following
ran.
Take. for instance, q shiny old coat vest or
,,.r 0l trousers 90 hroadcloth. cashmere or
-a..I Ile scouror makes a strong, warm
,,a.l and p.ungos the garment into IT,,
.... tr0 lnd down, rubs the dirty places.
,l n...u puts 10 through n second suds,
f. rn. through several waters aud
l.r.. F.. 81, drY on the line.
When sr.y dry be takes 20 In, rolls it up
l.ran I.ur or two. and then presses &c. an
..I COTTON cloth is laid on the outsid. n the
coast and the iron passed over that until the
wrinkles are ouf. hut the iron is removed be-
zorro tha steam ceases % rise from the goods,
c.e tley would be- shiny Wrinkles that are
obstinate aro removed ly laying vet cloth
over fhen and passing iho iron over that
10 ong SHINY places are seen. they are treat
Al as taovrinkIcs are. the iron is lifted while
TIE fuu cloud of steam rises and brings The
ran up vithit Good cloth win bear many
washing. and look better every time because
of fhem ST. Louis Republic
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r. ID. ue- st.l Chat newspapers should be
printed in nlI'. letters on black paper, i'm
t...l of white fanar printed m black letters
.. BOW The change IS ono 90 bo desired by
f.crn.'a. f.r tho reason tGat white letter
ona black ground possesses greater contrast
nni di,rnctues-. and is. consequently. easier
ODD t.I. ercs THE change viii give nt first
na odd enough appearance Oh printed matter,
N.f t.o m0rif oi b. uil eventually rcsuitin its
general adoption. and in time the black letter
r.I I.as raro as ilo white letter now is.
r-a pointers and showcari printers recos-
r. f.. superiority Ol tlo white letter and
. rapidly adopting BE-. asis evidenced by the
lrr. white Ietforel signs n0w 90 be seen
fsrni u the shops The change
.. comparatively Inexpensive 90 pub
.. .ni n. h1cs j, cheaper than white
r.I. l saving could he effected With our
l .nrs tHr. printed reading on cars and
n ut a,ll places would Doe not only
fr.....I .a tlt easy. Anaconda Standard
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NEW YORK, April 17.-Money closed
at per cent. Exchange steady ;
posted rates, 4S604SS; actual rates.
As for sixty days, and is7 for demand.
Governments quiet; currency 6's, ll5
bid; IS coupon, l22 bid; as do, lV5l4
bid.
There was slight increase in trading on
the stock Exchange this morning. Prices
were firm. ON the further reduction Of the
Bank of England rate, the financial leeisla-
fion of Congress aud the bullish talk III
dulred in ON tine street. There was. how
ever. some realizing in consequence. The
rraneers remained stationery or declined a
fraction. while Colorado coal dropped "a.
There was a slight increase in trading after
l2 o'clock and prices continued firm. Lack
awanna was the feature of the usually active
list and advanced Is and finally closed at
~ per cent. higher than the closing figures
of Yesterday. The advance ln the general
list ranged from % 10 per cent to-day.
The sales amounted 10 1882 shares.
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NEW YORK. April 17.-Flour closed firm
and unchanged. Wheat easier; spot sales
no. . red winter. 0i@ 95c.; No. red win
ter. April. $500. Corn strong; spot sales
SO. . mixed, 42@ i2i4c. do, April, 400 e..
Oats fairly active; spot sales NO. ! White,
state, 3jc.; SO. . mixed. April Size.
Pork dull; new mess. Sl3.1j0Sii.2J. Lard
active; May, S6IlWSj.o6. sugars-reiined
strong: cut loaf and crushed, = &c.; powder
cd and cubes, 0Hc.; graduated 6l-c. Coi-
fee. spot cargoes, steady; fair RIO carsoes,
IIHf.
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SOME lime.
nlsha my darling. as you sleps

Last night my darling. as you slcpt
Thought heard you sigh.
And Co your liltlc crib I crept
and watched a space thereby,
Tnen. bending down. kissed your brow
Tor OH b love you ro-.
Won arc too young 90 know & now,
Bat some time you shall know
some time whom In darkcrcd place,
Where others como 90 wccR
Youf eyes shah see a weary facc
calm a eternal sleep
Tho specchlce lp the vrinklcd brow,
Tho patient smile may show
Yoa are COO young 70 know it now,
Nat some time you shall know.
Look backward thcn. into che years.
and see me here tonight
eel % my darling how my tears
Are falling as I write.
And feel once more upon your brow
Ihr Kiss of long ago
Sou orc Too young 90 know &c now,
lili some time you shah know.
-f1r.lo F.cid la Chicago News
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-18

I.c writer of recent book Of travels
continuously refers o. himself as "tho
aiNog "ino author SAW this, and tho
author Was reminded OF something he
ii mOt with in some other region. To
tem.nl of "tho reader there Is self
ON cious awknardness in such a style.
dad Doe said simply "l' instead. "tho
i.0l would not havo smiled so often
o. SD much over his pages.-L S. q. in
lle Writer.
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cafhertics. but nothing seemed o. do me any
good was induced atout three weeks ago
10 frv a bottle OF Germctucrf "a new mcdlcinc.
In n few DAYS noted "a decided improNehtn.
I'm my feelings. and now. though nave fNs.
my unulcns4ut symptoms gone. am rlpldN
calming flesh. appetite perfect, and am in Nfl-
ter general health than have been ior years
The effect OF Gcrmctucr upon myself was 30
beneficial, induced my VIE, VINO ioi N'"is
has been "a sufferer from sick headaches. 20
trv it. She has not had headache since sne
commenced It's use and her general ntl.Ih'
which WAS run down. rs rapidly unpioN iuH'
and she SAYS she has not icli 30 Wen TOT YEN
,,.ers rL9ve inst commenced ms use with
my little son who Is afflicted Win epilepsy
and already note The most bcuchci. results.
and feel satisfied that ifs continued use WEI
entirely cure MIN. SAMUEL 7h hiiiH'"'
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visions have been strained all day. They
opened at the top, with buying Of lard by
Hutch. which put the market up. Shorts
have liquidated, and we believe we have
seen TOP on provisions, and on strong places
we advise sale. Cash trade dull. We look
for better run ofhogs than We have had late
~. We have had big advance all along
the line, and we say take the other side on
eNory strong spot.
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Agassiz always taught his pupils to
kll fish as soon as caught by blow on
ihe back Of the head. that they might
Do. suffer before dying. Such fish keep
better and arc better to eat, and the best
fishermen in Europe and America always
I'D their fish as soon as they catch
them by a blow on the lack Of the head.
Exchange.
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Baltimore Market.

TN ITTTL IHIITIsT
BALTIMORE. ND. April lT.-Cotton firm
middling. llI@llA. Flour active, firm and
unchanged. Nheat-s southern very hrm
Fuliz. s3MSyc.; Longberry, o5@9Oc.; No.
2. SIZE; steamer No. red, oJ1zc.;
Western steadier; No. winter red. spot
and April. s7@s75<c. Corn-southen fairly
active and firm; white. 400 pc; yellow,
i2M i3c.; Western strong mixed spot and
April. 800 1890. Oats fairly active and
unchanged: Southern and Pennsylvania,
20M33c.; Western white. 32@33c.; do. mixed
50M3lc.; graded 40. .. white. 33e. Rye firm,
prime 10 choice j7W5s. Provisions steady,
and unchanged. Coffee dun; Rio cargo
fair. poe. Sugar active; A soft, l-i6c.;
copper refined, unchanged. Whisky,
$1.1O0$l.12.
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HOTEL hay. Hor SPRINGS, ARK, Sep. 4, so.

HOTEL HAY, Hot SPRINGS, ARK, sep. A. 50.
Ibave been taking DR.. Kings Germetuer
with great benefit 1 have been quite dys-
peptic. suffering more OF les from indiges-
ton far n great many years. But now my
digestion is nearly normal. The oppression
az my stomach lafior catingl with which /
have been annoyed SO long, has nearly en-
tirelv disappeared. fnd great benent 10 ny
kidneys also my back being greatly s'iShs'n-
euCd. {. H. nal
DR.. G.. ID. Hay IS the proprietor OF the Hay
Hotel, one Of the leading hotels OF hol
Springs. and many yearsaeo was prominent
phvsician Of Franklin. Tenn. After tnnl he
travelled and lectured extensively on medi-
cine AMI electricity.
In testimony 10 the great value or Ut.
Kings wonderful Royal Germetuer, allow me
to say thc bottle bought for my patient nln
its work we'll. She was pfo,ifaiel Win
chronic vaginitis; with sympathciic affection
of The kidneys believe 10 VIII effcci a per-
manent cuie. and hef rtily recommend u.
Respectfully,
Waco, Texas.
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Indians a Cavalrymen.
[ Nan and txpress.l

II would be "A long step toward solving
the Indian problem if Indian cavalry could
be sued in our frontier service. We believe
that not only one regiment could be made TO
perform great service, but that two or three
or even more regiments would ultimately
be added 20 our Army, thus giving 10 the
more active and adventurous Indians a
sphere congenial to natural hghte ; and
made usetul u lae COUNTY,,
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Bedford City Land and Improvement Co,
Capitol Al1t1aOr.isseci, 100000

situated i'm The western portion OF the
the
ADVANTAGES OF THIS CITY.
and Railroad the SURVEYED route OF me
a situated tiel'' W INC i' VI
Niolufa aims d from
PURE AND WHOLESOME WATER.
The D.
n the principally
months in $50.
lists ~ fio
sa planning Mills ono un' ANA
Aanuacu ng COMPANY %
capital
Ica machinery ordered furniture
Nv flc Dr.. W
arinl
Of Do buildings 20
VIII make
a books OF me company 'i0'i'-' ''- w
i-rtla
IIis is aglOin y time
mb298n JAMES NJ. BERRY, President.
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THOs. BRANCH & CO.
BANKERS AND BROKERS'


RICHMOND. VA, Feb. IS, $500.
WE OFFER. SUBJECT TO SALE,
~ and advance In price, without nouce'
the following BONDS:
$50 900 Virginia Midland Railroad General
Mortgage per cent. Bonds. pfinci-
nal and interest guaranteed by the
richmond and lanYille Railroad.
payable i'm gold &C 81 and interest.
This road made 100000 above nNed
charges for the six months ending
December 81, 1889.
s25. 900 Western North Carolina Railroad
COnsOl Mortgage six per cent.
Bonds. 40 30 and interest. TINS
MORTGAGE is only $1,000 per mile.
500 600 PETERSBURG Ra lroad Class B Bonds
per cent. at 1857 and interest.
This road is making dividend on
It's stock
s05. 600 seattle. lake shore and Eastern
railroad First Mortgage d per cent.
Bonds at 80 and Interest.
$4,000 sloss Iron ana steel Company lsir nm
cent. uOnds. al % and interest THIS
Company Is now making 40 the rate
of 5000 900 above interest on the
FIRST mortgage. which Is s2,OOV,OOO
other Securities taken IN exchange al lheli
market value.
Cne-half percent % per cent? comm son
allowed 90 Bankers and Brokers. IelJ-u
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-18

70 was shown in a lawsuit in New
England town the other day that one
LDenezer Skinner made affidavit that a
certain remedy had cured him Of rheu-
mats Of twenty years standing, and all
ne charged for this swearing was fifty
tcnis lie had never had the rheumatis
" his llte.-Deuo!t Free Press,
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DELINQUENT TAX NOTICE.
OFFIgE Oh
COLLECTOR or DELINQD WI iAHts,
hICuwOND. VA. April 3. 1880.

OFFICE uF
COLLECTOR or DELINQUENT lANfs,
hICHMOSD, VA, April .. 1880.
BY An oRDTNANcE Of the city. IL is required
that notice auall be- given in all the dairy
under the direction Of ne com
IT<OffENr 'fAXfS on REAL Estate for
the preceding year viii he published IA one
or more OF the daily papers. and also me tilne
and place OF sale Ofsald delinquent fe'l estate
In accordance with The above, notice y
hereby given that said list viii be puniisheu
I'M the state ON SATURDAY, the 18Th DAY OF
April, and on SATURDAY the ~ my OF
April' 1890 The sale viii take place IN itont
OF the CITY Hall on Broad street between
Ninth and Tenth streets between the nOute
OF ~ M. aud O'Clock l.. ~, on Monday, 'he
9TH day OF May. 1890. III.
An persons who do not wish % nave lhef
orooerty advertised and sold. must pay on or
before the lOtL April. .,,.,..,u>,
Collector OF Delinquent Taxes.
ap6-eoitmyt
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WE have aspeedyand positive cufe Tor "a
tsrrh. p.phthefia. Canker Mouth anl head'
ache la .Hll.OH'S CA1ARkH REMEDY.
Nasal Injector free With each bottle sc u
1, Vol, A sire health and sweet breath. Price,
ho cents. sold by Bodeker Brothers end
y. ~. s'eilds & Co. corner OF sinh Anu MAI
: -.ti Streets
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Grain and Cotton Exchange.
nICHMOND, VA, April ~, 1890.
OFFERINGS.
Wheat. 200 bushels.
Corn 200 bushels.
- Oats 200 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Corn White, 600 bushels, NO. >, on pri-
yatc terms.
COTTON REPORT.
Market firm.
Quotations. - Middling, lic.; low mid.
ding, lOHc.; good ordinary, 100.
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competent physician. have used no meii-
cine within the last Xix months 'N.'t'
80, ,i.,,, m has ,. en in thirty years. am ih
nos,e>> SION of Information which variants iDe
Ia saving that the relief which J haFt tNl'--
fi.nced from the use oi the neon, ut p ~, " H.
rr.fs r.rfaln and radical than mat Wni'n ~
rs 0r.itIht tn hundreds OF % mons in etot-
Ga and other states. j. b. hAWlhoA>h'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-18

six months ago. 100 the request OF a iichn
who WIS interested iu the sale Of King,
ROYAL tetmctuer. ] made written state
mcnrot the benefits had received from I'D,
use Of that medicine. I'm ihlt ,Intemeui /
EXPRESSED the belief that 10 would cure me
entirely Oi CatQrfh. Niihn tht lhot wv"
months / have received letters from cNcft
uuarter of Tire nat on calling on me ief
further informant % in regard io nay htul'H
IL has been impossible for me 20 MiiIt lN
v3toiy tO each person VINO ha, ihlde ihi' re-
.oursf and lam therefore under the n,ils-
sitv of making another public siateneni.
Tam free from tainrfn. I believe lhhi J.
could got certificate 20 tuis effect nom amy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-18

Messrs. Baldwin and farnum telegraph
10 Thomas Branch a Co., as follows:
CHICAGO. April ll.--Nheat The close
was al the lowest point Of the day. Early
the market was strong, and the price was
forced up. a big local operators purchases
were mainly the cause Of the strength, and
ted 20 good many buying around top. kea-
lizing toward the close was the cause Of the
break. The market has looked strained an
dav. and we are not surprised at the DC
cline. aud shall not be If we get somewhat
further decline, as we have had big adj
vance. Liverpool demand fair. ga. higher.
Roceipfs. 247 600; shipments, &IOoo; eX-
norris. 81. 900 wheat and 10000 packages or
dOur. Curb. Nls.. Corn was strong carry,
In sympathy with wheat. but weakened at
the close. aud closes az about the lowest
ooint of Inc DAY. A great many SHORTS have
covered. being frightened IN regard 70 me
situtation in wheat We would not De sur
nrised 10 see slight advance, but advise pur-
chases whenever weak. Liverpool nrm,
moderate demand, price UNCHANGED. re
ceints. 622.000; shipments, l,vi1'cOO; ex-
norts. n. COO. Oats stron. early May selling
up 10 2ls<, but they broke toward The Close
and we think they are high enough. fro-
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MARKETS ny TELEGRAPH.
Baltimore stock Market.

BALTIMORE. Mp, April l1.-Nirginia
consols. A do ten fortics, 30; do three's
ggiL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-18

Among tle veterans detailed as "a guard Of
iHol .so. Victor Emmanuel. tomb in the
Pantheon at Rome. oa Gle occasion of the an
i.ferarF ol tle kings death, was priest
wearing tle medal OF tlo war for iudepen-
r.ee go nas called upon Do answer many
t.rs as Pill. visiting asltsaers, % all Of
, .r expressed DIS pride over the part be
iaa ta..l il l,a.ya battles, part that gave
lH erca' i1sland guard over tho tomb.
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For some years have Teen troubled WIN
q torpid condition of the liver. bad frequent
headaches. feeling Of extreme institute no
appetite. blood in very Impure 'uhuiti" it-
skin would develop into sores. Was lp'lhs
flesh rapidly. used different tonics anu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-18
OFFICE or rur COLLECTOR OBJ CITY,
TAME. City HALL,
TrcuvOSD. NA..iuuc 2i. 1850.

Hayng used Dr. KINGS Royal 'simelntf
ID, nv f.nifiv ION fhe rast few wee .S for cl-
fnrrhal affection ana rheumatism. ! taNe
pleasure m saving that it has proved penc-
ncinl. and 4 chCluuIy rcclmment Dr. 20 NY
frtaIds. r.. A. BARBER.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-18

Reported by John l.. Williams & SON.
bankers and brokers, No I'LL Main street.
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Crfrcr or rlfF CoILFCron of CITY
VAVxs. tfIf Halt,
urclfv0cn. NA Sylc 10. i1-o
take pleasure IN saying tlr~ nave nt,n
very much benefited 10y the use pr -. 49,.
ROYAL li.rmcfucr. For the past feir~As nir
have suffered from "a very severe caiAr>>~.
INJECTION. and UCsnr lfcd 81 getting relief, nr>S
none dawns. now That CON see me t'"" e.
frofs OF the Gcfmotusr. am now usins We
.relnfl bottle. and ANA improving 'ff mNch.
1 cordially recommend Dr. q. X. kin- h',A
1,erfuctner to on who are suffering from ca
trrrh D. ~. IrNSlNUuAN,
Juiicc or ol Taxes for Richmond
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Cne-half percent q per cent? commission
allowed fO bankers and Brokers. fel9-u
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A Scientific and Honest Medicine for che Millions!
Dr.. Kings Royal Germetuer!
ITTRF,S WHEN ALL ELSE FALLS.
and tibet
,am
IS WHEN ALL ELSE FAILS.

States have used IL. and are loud in their praise Of
Some bave been cured after suffering twenty i've
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-18

We will be glad correspond wishing information in ead 70
Roanoke anu At9nu ~ '' i' mh23lm
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has ever lost dollar while large being made daily
The Washington critic., 1890-05-10

mothers can obtain whatever Information
may be desired on any Of the abovem2n-
toned subjects.
Sir Henry and Lady Waterloo, who wero
10 have been the guests Of Senator and Mrs.
Hearst this week. were unable to arrange
their visit, rs they had anticipated, upon
their return from the South, and go sailed
from New York to-day. Sir Henry Water
loo Is ex-Mayor OF London. Lady Water
loo is Californian, an old friend Of Mrs.
Hearst previous TO her marriage. Shortly
after their arrival In this country early IN
the season they visited Washington for a
few days on their way South aud were the
guests of honor at several entertainments.
Mr. William w, Thomas of Elizabeth,
N. j., accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
William W. Thomas, jr., and son, are
spending several days at the Arlington.
General Sherman and daughter, Miss
Rachael Sherman, arrived yesterday from
New York, and were the guests OF honor in
the evening at the reception given by Sena-
tor and Mrs Sherman. The hostess wore
gown of French gay silk over petticoat
OF pink, Miss Mary Sherman, pink canton
crepe, and Miss Rachael Sherman, black
tulle with let corsage trimmings. General
Sherman was kept busy throughout the re-
ception greeting and conversiug with old
friends. The guests included the Cabinet,
judiciary, Senate Diplomatic Corps ana
resident society Of Washington. Senator
Sherman win celebrate bis 9th birthday
this evening by dinner party to number
OF Senatorial friends.
The residence OF the Postmaster Eeneral
was the scene of n pleasant gathering last
evening, when Miss Wanamalter enter
tanned small number of her intimate
friends at q Informal farewell dance.
Tho rooms were prettily deco
rated with cut flowers and palms
and the young hostess received her friends
in ball gown of light-blue tulle. Her
guests, Mrs. Ralston and Miss Petit OF
Philadelphia, wore white tulle. A de-
lightfil collation. was served after the
young people had enjoyed dancing in the
ballroom.
An amateur matinee was given at
the I.yceum Theatre last Friday afternoon
for the benefit of the Chapel Hill Fresh Air
Fund of Monmouth County, N. J. The
programme included two plays and an
operetta, "The Nettle, Sunset, lie Mar
riage aux ltanternes.n Among those who
took part were the following prominent
amateurs: Alice Lawrence, Rita Lawrence,
Robert Livingstone Cutting and Mr. Pal
mer Coolidge, formerly Of this city.
The Washington critic., 1890-05-10
LEMON ELIXIR.
A Pleasant Lemon Drink.

A Pleasant Lemon Drink.
For biliousness and constipation, take
Lemon Elixir.
For indigestion and foul stomach, take
Lemon Elixir
For sick and nervous headaches, take
Lemon Elixir.
For sleeplessness and nervousness, take
Lemon Elixir.
For loss of appetite ana debility, take
Lemon Elixir.
For fevers, cbills aud malaria, take Lemon
Elixir.
Lemon Elixir will not fail you in any of
the above diseases, all of which arise from
torpid or diseased liver, stomach, kidneys,
bowels or blood.
Prepared only by DR.. II. MOTLEY, At
lanta, Ga.
soc. and $1,O0 per bottle Sold by drug
gists.
A Prominent Minister Writes.
After ten years Of great suffering from
indigestion, with great nervous prostratlon,
biliousness disordered kidneys and consti-
patton, have been cured by Dr. Mozley's
Lemon Elixir, and am now well man,
Rev. Q. G. DAVIS,
Ed. NJ. +. Church, South.
No. % Tatnall st, Atlanta, Ga.
The Washington critic., 1890-05-10

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