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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-31
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

"WEDNESDAY. July 20, 1890.
SALRs-FIRsr BoARD-s00 shares Richmond
city SIS at l36H, 800 Richmond city So Short ct
1J0 and interest
Closing Ino.s aons Of sns 5Eo,k Exchange.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-31

The Democrats ia the Senate are going
- use every means in their power 10 pre-
vent 70 vote this session on the measure,
aud unless cag-'aw is applied the RepuLli-
caus will not be- able 10 pass IL. The plan
Cf having the Scuatc meet 40 40 o'clock
zach morning j. intended 10 tire out the
democrats. hut that game viii not work.
Senators Morgan, Gail, and Others can talk
p month and enjoy II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-31
Funeral Notice.

Funeral Notice.
The funeral Of sergeant JOHN G. WHARTON,
Second Company Rich moni Howiizers, who died
at soldiers Home, July both, will take place
THIS EVENING st Hollywood cemetery, Get
tysourg HILL" 81 o'clock.
All members Of HoWitzer Association are In.
yited " attend. FRANK ID. HILL
President Howitzeg Associative
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-26

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Telegram-herald., 1890-01-26

aKE EtEhD Ayp Xxx rvsorgvr CooS.
sstsnk sach person - hsfe BY name
received ths stanxs of Congress, sx
Mem 5era o. ths House ~ Repressnta
stqss nos Interested IA any claim Or
dirsetlE Ia sny bll pending before
Con 4ress. and CLERKS o. Committees
Whsa b4sinsss from their comm lttsss
~ 1ntec sonsitsratlon. shall alone 30
enssled 10 al u ssion 20 the Hall az rhs
House or rooms iel4ing thereto. The
ruls ssr<ne~ provides tlat 70 shall not
D. ln osder for the Speaker - entertain
a f@,3 asss for rhs suspension Of this
rule. OF g. preseat from the chair
request of any mem Der for unanimous
consent
rhls raIs vAs adop,et many years
ago r vas stren4Ously enforced In
to ForTy shtrd and Forty fourth Con
gress-s Bat is snforcement was
gradually relaxed. uuLlL la the ,ss.
Congress. many persons we're admitted
e. sha roor who did not come within
The rule. TIE 4oorksspers wero al
~ays sss'euely iudulEent 70 the Mem
bsrs. snd neyer questioned the words of
ConEressman when he termed
stranger - the door. 'ex mem ber' or
governor
ln former Yeas when the rule was
strictly enforced, .hers we're many
Gadicrous mistakes Congressman Va
Pc WHO defeated the Hon. Julius
Crsar Barrows, OF Kalamazoo a few
years Ago as particularly annoyed.
re "a small In size and not striking
a. appearance. No brighter man ever
aCpeArsd apon rhe Goo- ~ the House.
Iaus hat asalled no. Eepeatedly was
b stopped at 80 doors b. the Keepers
assis s4nts. who shook their heads good
natsr-dly and laughed heartily when
ia ASSURED them that he was a Con
grsssaan TIE annoyance became so
great shat Yap.e As leug.h complained
20 she dOorx Keeper That oticial called
a neesing o. his force and pointed she
i-ssss Aichlgauder olt % them The
corps fels mor5itet. and thereafter the
annoyance ceased. fap's entered the
House -ith as much dignity and un-
concern as rs predecessor and sue
ssssor
Whils Gene-sl Field was doorkoeper
svelvs years ago an amusing incident
occurred ls - Avsrred that be vas
sanding nssr tae clerk q desk one afte--
uoon Nhsn - received 3 shock He
saV 'ac> ~ h4Ncz as coal ueoring over
~ brass railing sau7orting ths cur
fains which saIeld ths back seats.
Turning to A. assistant he said
$50 and Cell -as. cursed nizrer TO
taks n e bead into -.o h1rhe~shou, and
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-26
GET II!
TheBlueBOOk Of Trade Marks
EVERY MANUFACTURER.
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Ia fact, an interesting book
Tor any One 5 perusal over
400 Illustrations showing the
trade marGs OF as N uy artl-
cies. inEa liable 10 an inven-
tor 0r IL auutacturer seeklng a
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Many hints given. Ihe Trade
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Nen HateD. touu.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-26
rHE 1ErArNENr

Of colds OuChttO begin with the appear
ancc of tine first symptoms. Many
years observation hJ, convinced me
that hot-drops, quInlnc, hot sings.
DoVcr powders, C.ngcr drinks and "a
host of similar remedies, are not only
unreliable but often injurious, a> they
ri. alike have tho effect of causing un-
uJturai per,pratlOn. which d, liab'. %
Dc checked bv the j lghtCst exposure.
and the cold increased thereby ~mcc
''a cold has the nyariahlc effect of
producing congestion OF some mucous
surface, the remedy for u ought
to operate there also. The com
pouud Pe-ru-na was devised hy
nc with cspcca al reference 10
Creasing the circulation In tho mucous
membrane, OF the whole body. and. no
matter whore "tnc cold NAV have
settled. Whctt er IN head throat. lungs,
kidney or urinary organs, Peru ua.
VIII Immediately relieve the congo %
membrane and stop the di,ch
Nu.u tr-t taken, a Uincgla,stu. o..
ru--. aot water, repeated more d..
less according tO the severity OF tlc 20.
tax. 1r-l scarcely ever fail 90 break up
'a solI.' Au old cold that has -ct-
tied somewhere better treated hvtIe
regular doses prescribed ON tine bottle.
vhie1, & oheved. can hc 1IHavs relied
upon tO make permanent cure.
Should the bowels ho BRIO gu.ar. "a, tnry
8re lkolV 20 bo an such tunes. t..r
should be kept regulated hy tHg usc d.
Mau-a-In.
Vhetacr the cold hss settled n the
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-26

once ana Di,peasary. Room T. lmmeu Block s5
Nonroe-St.. Grand Rapid, Mich.
Cures Deafness. Noise, ia the Head. C8tarrh.
Bronchitis. hheumHtIS u. Nervous Debility I'm
potcnce Barrenuess aad diseases resulting from
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diseases OF the Urinary Organs. Blood stomach.
Lungs. bye and Lar. Fits. eI1 Sores. Belch. .ug.
dyspepsia, Nerve. spine. Liver. Kidney. Heart
Diseases >hortne,s of Breath. Back of Head.
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and iil chronl' diseases.
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and no charge for services untG cured Medicines
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fioUg i'm afl fau,-riaueS
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-26

Although " cold" is rarely directly
fatal, yotit i- themost productive source
tine medical profession. At least one
third OF toe deaths in the United States
are easily traced 10 the effects of a cold.
Group. bronchitis, asthma, catarrn,
consumption, pIeuUsy, dlpnthcra,
pneumonia, rheumatism, acute heart
disease. Brgnt's disease OF the kidneys.
neuralgia and paralysis are, in thou>-
and, of instances, directly raccablc To-
90 cold Il Is the most frequent, the
most dangerous, and tine most neglect
cd il. OF LIE.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-26
SYMPTOMS.

In each case slight differences appear
due To the state OF health and pecullarl-
ties of tho constitution of the ndlyld-
usl. Snccllug and slight chilly feelings
are followed 10y a watcry oXudaton
from the nose. which soon becomes
sore. and cold sore, may appear about
the mOuth-a puffy. hlcated feeling in
the face and head, and sometimes se-
we're headache, cough. sore throat, loss
OF appetite, aching IN the bones of the
whole body, are more or less pronouuc-
ed i'm nearly every case. Hawking.
splitting, blowing. Wheeling, snccnug.
snIycung, yaWning, stretching, cough
ing. gagging and bclching, combine To-
make the victim as miserable as any
disease known 10 man.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-26
PHEVFNrATIvEs.

They may be summed upas cleanl-
ness. ail-wool clothing i'm all seasons,
outdoor exercise. ventilated sleeping
rooms, early retiring and rising, good
food and plenty 10 do. Yet in spite Of
every procaution, it frequently happens
that q cold is taken, and this brings us
10 the treatment.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-26
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with common papers. We do this work either
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leather like effects. We also make Handmade
Wall Paper on the same principle for walls too
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and General Contractors.
ALL DESIGNS ORIGINAL
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23

IT Is with the most profound regret
that the people Of Delaware will hear
OF the decease OF Judge Paynter.. His
death. though not unexpected, stall
causes . sudden shock. He seemed 70
hover 20 long on the verge and rallied
SO often, that hopes began to be enter.
tained that his life might eventually
be spared many yeaIs longer. But
Providence has decreed II Otherwise
and the State 10 In sincere mourning
over the loss sustained. Judge
Paynter, though he had been an active
politician, was . fair man, and when
appointed TO the bench wore the
judicial ermine with the greatest Of
credit and dignity. He seemed TO be
educated BY nature for the bench and
had his deafness not been = ber be
had the ability and character to flll
higher positions. 1t must be said oi
Judge Paynter that In ell his political
career nothing could be said against
his integrity and honesty a. man.
and on the bench his decisions have,
with one exception, been considered
fair and impartial. The exception
alluded to is one In which there Is q
division OF opinion among the people
according TO political prediction.
The people of Delaware will be fortu-
nate Il the vacancy will be filled with
as able, fair and honest Judge q
Judge Paynter was.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
sb,loh's CONSUMPTION Cure,

This is beyond question the most sue.
cessiul Cough Medicine we have ever
sold, q few doses Invariably cure the
worst cases OF Cough, Group and Bron-
ebiiis, while its wonderful success In the
cure OF CONSUMPTION is without . para.-
lei iu the history OF medicine. Since Its
trst discovery It has been sold on guar
sntee, a test which no other medicine
can s'ahd. II you have cough we
earnestly ask you to try II. Price lOc. /,
50c. and 81. If your lungs are sore.
chest, or back lame, use Shiloh's Porous
Plaster. N, u. Daniorth. Wholesale aud
retail agent. Second aud Market streets,
Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
For Buffalo and Niagarn Falls,

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
announces that on and after June 23d,
1900, the express now leaving Broad
Street Station, Philadelphia, at 5.5S p.
m., with through Pullman Sleeping Car
tor Buffalo, via the belyidere Division
and the Delaware, Lsckswanpa and
Western Railroad, will bo changed to
leave at 1.03 p m., arriving at Buffalo
Z. 80 q. m.
BY this Arrangement au excellent con.
nection is Afforded TO Passengers from
Washington and Baltimore, as they may
leave Washington at 8 Is p. NJ, Balti.
more 4. 20 p. D., and at Broad etreei
Station, Philadelphia. take q through
sleeper for Buffalo. arriving there next
morning for breakfast This schedule
allows ample time for supper ut Broad
Street Station, and affords the best facili.
ties ever presented to the people OF BAlti.
mooe and Wsshins ston for reaching Buf
iaio. Niagara Falls. and the Lake Re
gion.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
A NNUAL ExCU RsIoN
Philadelphia Wilmington
Baltimore r. r.
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SUNDAY TRAINS.
q 4, l.S 4. II. 20. ill., "a 4 ss,. 10 10. ;s ;sas
,xceomoaation. 100 s.o,s 90 A. NJ. ian
sIz, 7.or. and !. 10 r. n. ~ ~
Xccomodaiion, 7oo, sos cd .. IN, H.is
In 40. or 20 and lo.s Z: N.
"a "a. IA. III "a H. u" ,S.S aS Sp'Mis sR
FOR West chester. via LsmoSin, sos a. M.
For New Castle n is night.
goI Cape CssIles Z, ss, Old Point oomf0r. and
For MiddIetewn. clayton. Dover. Wyoming
FELTON,, Harrington, Bridgeville, ssaford
Laurel and Dslmsr, n.ol night: :,
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mingtonn ~ tsxZrss,l. acc; IN Ills AN.
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snMu nMuccomnodstion. tSh. go io.sa. IN. Iay
| sdN sio. ss, 10 on aud II as p. m.
| For further Information, passenger Ar
| referred 10 the ticket once al the ststlon.s
| TTnins marked thus ~ are iimitel oxprsIs
upon which extra faro IL charged.
GaA a.a. M.as..l MHmsa en.r. rs:..Se.s %oop a.su
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23

SPEAKER REED is on top again. By
the absence OF q number Of Republi-
cans, the Democrats, by the, aid Of q
few silver Republicans, turned him
under for the time being, but the re.
turn OF the Republicans and . number
of Democrats joining them, the
Speaker has been lighted in reference
10 his action In referring the Coinage
bill to the Committee on Coinage
This is time when no Republican
member should be absent from his
post of duty.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23

COMPARED with the reported per
cent. Of Increase in the population of
Philadelphia for the last ten years,
Wilmington has cause 10 congratulate
herself. The same percentage OF in
crease, 22.S. II applied to the As, 800
population OF Wilmington in 1850,
would only make 1t at the present
time $1,000 odd, whereas the popula.
Non is said to reach about 65, 600,
nearly double the percentage OF in
crease that marks the population ol
Philadelphia We were at first in.
clined to think that Wilmington, wheI
compared with Scranton, Pa, hat
done poorly, and that impression wa
. correct one, but when compare,
with Philadelphia, and when we con
slider the additional tact that Reading
Pa., has not got away from us, W
must conclude that Wilmington hs
won Q good race.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
Mark Wei.

J. II. Porter, 4. r. corner 7th and
Madison streets has full supply OF milk
constantly on hand, which he will deli
yer 10 all parts OF the city In glass jars
or other wise as customers Lay desire.
He intends to deliver milk In this city
In purer, fresher. swee,er aud cleaner
manner than has ever been accomplished
before. The milk will be good as 1t
comes from healthy cove, fed On sound
aud nutritious food, no decaying vcgeta
bles OF sour slop will be fed. Telephon,
G1l
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
0l.Iaaarx.

Qplsb q. Psrkias va bssp y the sess: :
Of paawRe Asguat ie. 1870 and di.d
n n hess 10 Putnam. ina;, yuae 4
months end 10 days Of aRs He was
married t9 orphs Looyd yhs bsfsavsd ss
widow Jan. 8. 1885. To them wers
born eiEht children, two sons and ~
daushtsra 1--WE Of the latter preceding
him to the heavenly home. He came 70
Indiana In 1888 In company with DIS
brother william, and together they set
tied IN Clinton township 10 Putnam
county, where they both have lived aide
by side aud raised their families. ~
has industry, energy aud physical man.
hood he cleared away the timber and
developed bic beautiful homo ffom the
heavy iorests Of the early days. He was
leading man In his community. being
. man OF sound judgment aud strict In
tesrIty. He Joined the N. L. Church
aud was converted In 1884, aud lived
more than q half century to honor his
church aud profession by a godly walk:
oi the work OF the church until disabled
BY the infirmities Of age aud disease, at
al times bearing some official responsi-
ulutys AIt8 tcebuouy w sA~ c~ ss-h
power Of Christ and belrship with him
was clear and definite. Thirty years
ago, coming to my arst circuit AZ
Junior preacher, q stranger, Brother
Perkins and family gave me . home
| for year and thus I had the
privilege Of witnessing bis home lie.
As husband he was kind and faithful
aud all that q frsil woman needs as
support aud . protector. Al . father he
WAS kind and gentle, but stern enough
to command his household. Therefore
1t is not to be wondered at that his oLil-
dren have come to honor, as might rea'
sonably be supposed. After such 9 life
death had no terror for him. He Al
calmly talked Of and arranged for II ~
II 1t had been only . visit to be absent
for few days We laid him to rest a
the old Union cemetery, after a funeral
service in the church conducted by the
writer, attended by . large concouise oi
sympathizing trends aud ncighbors.
q. U. HAskILL,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
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Schedule IN efYect June p. 1880.
ZRAlAs LkAvK DEL. AVE DEPOT
EAST B0uNR

schedule IN efYect June p. 1880.
ZkAlAs LkAvK DEL. AVE DkpoT
EAST B0uNn
NKw J okk. week days, sell s7oi, s7 40
sl0.3I .. m, ~ 40, s6 rs, AZ 20 y. IN.
Now ork. sundays. ~ 10, .705, 1l.20 a,
m, q 20, % ss. 726 p. IN.
$50, II Us, u Is 50, Is Il, y 20, % ~, so 81
SIS. 0 Is, y 10, 30. % %. 10 D. IN N. ~ '''
Philadelphia, sundays, s2la, o 50
80 ase IS. "ssi s.. di % 3; % g. 90 %
Chester. week days s2l3. 60, $50,
s705. u Is, $50, ss4t, 900, % 81, 80 81, 10 81,
81 70 q. IN. ! %. = 24o. 800 tlo. 52o, % 3s,
z ensssss e s's' sundsys. ss is p Ia 1s 80 ro,
80, %, Ii 20 a. M: loo, $40. ado, iio
soss. s25, Gl3, s726, 8 50. - %. l0p. IN.
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WEST BOUND. ...=
baltimore and Washington, - b9z.E "a Is.
$50 z. m; 70, ?.sl g % q. $50 daily.
delphia division, :. % a. M. % daily. on rh''a-
rflS,issSssE fSissSaE Se1; m; 9s p; m; ad,n,,ly.
Cincinnati enn u. Louis, 40 p. in. and
Sin sinserly G " accois IN odation, To a. IN. aH
Il u 90 anu IL. ~ p. W. hhiys
| Landeuberg accommodation, week days,
100, 10. 80 II. m. ; 2.al and 500 y. IN. sunday
| 9.e0a q. IN. Q 81 and 6. Ga y. nj.
TlAIHs LsAvs MARKET STREET srArt,y
| For Philadelphia week days. $50, g. IS, u q.
| 's.T, 'a.i, Se, q. m. u. IA 2 45, asa 5W
9.4sp. ~. Sundays o.a5a. mi II -, 2l3. aus
ycr Bsitimore week days. $685. s.u. 0. 20
.n;as a; m. a.Aa 500 p. in. sundays. ~
Taltim Ore aud principal stati ,ns on PhI,a
delphiA Division, 9.Ao a. m., daily, eXcep
For iandenberg and way stations, wee
| days, 9 80, lo.4b, .. m. O. As, 5. 90 D. M, suu
| days. Us d. IN. ! 2. Is aud 800 p. M
| Chicago, .. "a a. In. daily, except Sunday,
| Pittsburg. 800 y. m. daily.
| Cinctnnatinnd st. Louis sll IS, a. m
daily except Sunday.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FoR WHINING TON
Daily 42i, 0 10. ssI5,s 10. $50. sll.3
q; mi y oO noon, 81, 0 %, ~ 81. 485, % 5.
$50, ~, 10, 10 10, II 30 p. m.
Daily, except Sunday, 81 10. Z IS, 81
n. m; q so, 500 and o SO p. IN. sunda
only 8 30, n. IN.
Telephone No. l9A
N. Hates to western points lower shA,
Niaany otherllnos
1T. ODELL, l0:sCuLL
GenT Manager. Gen pPass. Aak
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23


The GREATEST anxiety prevails
among those left behind in regard to
the safety Of the George Washington
Fishing Club, that went down the bay
this morning on fishing excursion.
The club has 80 much bait that 1t Is
feared that the members, instead of
fishing, will fall to eating bait. the
punishment Of which is SO severe that
1t 10 feared tho coal hole will not hold
all the violators OF the rule. We
would say for the encouragement oi
anxious ones ~ home that the clut
took an abundant supply of Ice along,
and II the members will only have
presence Of mind enough to confnt
themselves to ice water - beverag,
their safe return may congdently b.
expected.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
Coal, wood, Oats.

You get q big load OF wood, And we
guarantee 2.24o pounds oil good, clean
coal ia every ton you order from A.
Sergeant, No. 1o6 Maryland avenue
or Eleventh. and King streets. Our
coal Is under cover ard screened under
our own supervision. Kindlipg wood in
large loads. Western oats speciality,
baled hay and straw By the ton. YarI,
log Maryland avenue. Telephone, 645.
Central oilioe. Yth aud King streets.
Telephone 5S7. Opeu In the evening.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
To be Hung.

Twenty thousand pieces Of wall paper
at II. u. Holt'a. 2i3 West Second street;
line gold. embossed paper, 20 cents
apiece; right nice Mica paper, cent?
apiece; also large stock OF all grader
IRON the most common to the nnest.
Laye large force Of practical paper
Dangers and work done without delay
Estimates given with pleasure. II. D.
HOLT, 2l3 West Second street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
Good Teas and Coae..

Try our 22c Rio coffee, the cheapest
coffee in the market. Our % and % CT.
Rio cofiees are the finest favored TO be
found for the money, and all Of the bet
ter grades OF saEtos, Java snd Mocha
colees at the lowest msrket rates, and q
choice uew lot o! tine favored tea. A
hight g1od tea at Is h., as well as the
better grades of Oalolg, Formoss, Young
.ysou and lmperisi teas at 40, SO, co aud
Sue ID. GEO. A. TAYLOR, N. L. Cor.
| 3rd aud King.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
Answer This Question.

Why do so many people we see around
10 seem 10 prefer 70 suffer aud be made
miserable BY lndisestion, Constipation,
Dizziness, Loss Of Appetite, Coming up
Of the Food. Yellow Skin. when fer 75c.
we will sell them shiloh's visAlixer,
guaranteed to cure them? N. B. Dan-
forth, Wholesale sud retail agent, Second
and Market streets, Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23
A Flat Contradiction.

Some one has toli you that your catarrh
is incuranle. II is not go. Dr. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy will cure it. 1t is pleas
ant to use and It always does Its work
thoroughly. We have yet 10 hear of q
case IN which 1t tltd not accomplish a
ours when faithfully used. Catarrh is "A
disease shich 1t is dangerous to neglect.
A certain remedy Il at your command.
Avail yourself OF it before the complaint
assumes more serious torn. All drug
glste.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-23

REPUBLICAN poll-tax payers, bear
In mind that you can pay your taxes
now; and II you pay them now the
matter will be done with, you will be
enfranchised and caL vote next No
vember. Do not forget thst the tax
office is In the Exchange Building,
southwest corner Of Seventh and
Market streets, second floor, northwest
corner OF the building.