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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-12

DkOFFSSOR CAkOlOiINI
Formerly u ITALY.
who has SPARED Win some Ol Lls Best class
I'M England of his weight.
lie mas opened r. school in n.chin ond and
Is prepared 60 give lessons in hts
ART OF SELF DEFENSE
Any person wishing io take lessons cam
apply at 800 east hfoad str>fL
PROFI s>or CARCiOflNI.
jall-7tt $40 east liOHd street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-12
HOUSE ROUTINE.

The following were presented and re-
/ lerrcd
BY Mr. wilkins: TO amend the Code in
relation TO fishing with pound nets in the
waters IN the eastern side Of the Chesapeake
Bay
By Mr. Garland; To amend the Code in
relation 10 unlawful fishing in the waters of
the Commonwealth.
By same: To prohibit unlawful fishing in
the waters of the RappahannOck river.
Bv same: To amend the Code in relation
TO license OF residents tofish with purse net,
pound net. etc.
Ia Mr.. Broadwatcr: TO amend the Code
in relation 10 growing crops.
BY Mr. Downing: TO amend the. act
touching the Office Of Attoney-General.
This bin refers 10 providing an Office room
for that official
BY Mr.. Hay: For the relief Of }. G. Orig
len, Of Madison county.
5y Mr.. Shcppcrson: To make the bound
airy line between Charlotte and Campbell
counties "a lawful fence.
By Mr.. lIudgin. To incorporate the
Bowling Green Cemetery Company.
lly Mr. lyier: To amend the charter of
the pfincetown Improvement Company.
By Mr. Preston: For the relief of Philip
r. Brown. of lotet0urt county
By Mr.. Saunders To direct the courts Of
the Commonwealth. in all cases in which
they render judgments or decrcss on instrtl-
mCnts waving lhc homestead, or on de-
mands against which the homestead cannot
b, claimed. 90 cmhody the facts as the case
may DE in said judgments or DEGREES. and 10
endorse the same on the executions issued
thereon.
House bills passed: To authorize the
consolidation OF the Alexandria and Wash
lngton Railway Company.
For the relief OF >. b. English, late deputy
treasurer OF Wcstmoreland county.
To incorporate the Dinwiddie Railway.
10 authorize the supervisors of Isle Of
W light county 10 borrow money.
10 make North Meherrin river. Ledbettcr
creek and 1ilssekiah creek IN Lunenburg
county lawful fences.
70 provide a new charter for the town of
Charlottesville.
10 amend the law in relation 20 working
ihc public roads in Fairfax county.
40 make South Mcherrin river lawful
fence from Rocky Mills up the railroad
bridge on the Richmond and Mcckenburg
railroad.
To amend the Code in relation to unlaw-
fnl hunting on anoihcr's land.
INing authority 10 the board of snper- |
, isors Of l}OfetOurt county 10 redeem bonds. /
70 repeal chapter 302 Of Acts lSS1-'SS. 10
provide for working and altering roads. 1
building and repairing bridges in the county
81 Meckleuburg.
To lcgaiizc and confirm certain taxes inn
posed by the city ef Richmond for the wear
So upon ali the shares OF stock issued by
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-12

BUFFALO, y. Y January ll.-During a
quarrel early this morning, Herman Lie
berch kicked his wife in the stomach.
causing premature childbirth. The child
and the mother are not expected 10 live.
Lieberich was arrested.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-12

Jolliboy-Good morning, sir.
Bilious-Why, sir, do not know you
Jolliboy-l didn't say you did, sir.
Good morning, sir!-Boston Herald.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-12

DICHMOND MOZART ASSOClA
n IlON.

The regular weekly soirc " iil take p ace tt
tho Mozart Academy of Music MON NA
NIGHT. January i3. al $50 O'Clock. Acut
sion only By membership or invitation ctnl',
which must be presented at the eDor. Hen.-
Ders can obtain invitation cards GA apps
lion 10 &. l.. SIEGsi., 40 broad street NASTY
B. nANOs, els Main street, or Mksltt ID,
NOsEs \ Co. 90 4. Main street.
Reserved seats can be sccNrcd Tor ~
MUSICALE at the music store 81 N'n.
RAMOS, tr0M . A. NJ. 70 b T. NJ. the do 81
the MUSICALE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-12
PART SECOND.

Heroic part sOng-"Scotts VIVA hae. pat
tsrsOnE NOlkslied-"Come. Dorothy. Come,
lkuckene SOng-''lwo spoons" (kOeckeD
Mis- Ross Part-sOug-"Wdesm m for Prince
Charlie" (Lanibethe part-sOng--"Jack ans
jill" (CaldicOttG tenor song-"LOves Re
quest" (Reicnarote Mr. Kerr. keadiDg-
selected Mr. Patrick Part-sOng-"kats
DalTymple. - (Archerl; duett-"Oyer the liaw
thorn Hedge" (Gloyers solo and chorus
Now Tramp" Bishop.
The choir is composed Of Miss Ellie Good
win. Miss Edith Ross, Miss Jessie ID. Mac
intosh, Miss Mary Farrell and Mr.
Peter Kerr, Mr. VIM. Douglas, Alr. VIM
Young, Mr.. II. Taggart; accompanist
Miss Jane n. Ford; conductor. Mr.. Walter
Bruce; el0cutionist, MIR. X. J. Patrick.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-12
MOZART MUSICALE MONDAY.
The BalmoraI Choir of Glasgow, Scotland
To Annear.
PARTI /.

Gloo-"Hail 10 the Chief" (BishOpe part
sOng-"Annie Laurie" (Arr. by Patterson
song---"When the Heart is Young (Fucke
Miss Goodwin. Part-sOng---"A tdinbOrO
Cries. part-sOng---"Let Erin Remember.
(Balfee sOng---"fhc Mighty Deep" JndgeE
MIR Young. Part-sOng --"DrOps Of Rain,
(Iemmenst Reading. lseieciede Mt. Patrick.
part-song---"-aint atrick was a Gentle
man" ipa;tersOne song and chorus odd
FOLKS al Home % lFOstcrl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-12
SENATE ROUTINE.

The following We're presented and re-
fcirod: By Mr.. Echols: To amend the law
in relation To liens
By Mr.. Berry: TO punish the destruction
I'm whole or part Of certain property 10y the
use of dynamite, nitrO-glyccriuc or other
explosives.
lly same (hy rcquesD: To incorporate the
Globe Refining Company.
NV MIR. Woods. Providing that the board
of supervisors of Mecklenburg county shall
not be required TO provide iire-proof clerks
Office.
BY Mr.. Roberts (by rcquesD: To incorpo-
rate the American oil and fuel-Gas Com
pamy. THE corporators are John NJ. Bailey
and j. Wilder Of Virginia, John l.. Well
ington of New York, :. Lawrence French
and Charles keyeny Of Massachusetts,.
By Mr.. Gordon: 70 incorporate the Car
uogie Iron Company. The corporators are
John a. Wilder. ). W. Cure. James A.
Maher and A. Cantwoll Of Tennessee. and
John Il. Moon of Virginia.
By Mr.. Moore: TO refund taxes imprO-
perry paid by John Holman.
by Mr.. Sands For thereliefof George W.
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Sale will be Supplemented by Our Annual lVencoly

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-12

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-12

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-12
AnnREss ON MIR. DAVIS.

In the senate n letter from Major John ".
Daniel. dated January Z. 1890, was read.
The Major said he accepted the invitation
10 deliver an address on the life, character
and services of jefferson Davis, and hoped
90 deliver the address in "A short time and
Wifhln the present month.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-12

This double will undoubtedly draw big houses every DAY TINS
~ M stands TO reason that will this week make greater exeons
sell ...,x ~..r~<
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-12

able values and the consequent increase %
Rearing I'M mind. however. that failure.
vour Fxccli6ncS viii agree With me, III u
highly desirable, ia order 30 preclude the Dos
siltiffv of "A similar IN iscarribRc, that, before
I, t,re,ni uoc0fIatiOn is rc-Opcncd, either
here or in Virginia. previous unoei5Hthh
INC ehoulu be- arrived at ms 20 the general
PRINCIPLES which should govern The negOtia-
such en- accord would simplify and facil
fafc me task and tend LARGELY 10 successful
Is.uc The council and committee are most
do.irOus Of giving 10 any suggestions OF your
Fxcellency the best Joss bic consideration
,rifb every wish To meet your views on all
points i'm which II is possible 70 40 So que it-
gard being Ia to the necessities OF the case
and the knowledge which they possess as %
the kind OF arrangement which the poho-
holders would alone accept
II we could arrive iu some way az prellh-
nary accord on the general basis OF an AZ
rngement. ] would ihen suggest that Noul
Exccllency should accrcdit representative
Of the state 10 carry out ana conciuoe the me-
gOiiations I'm London.
This. venture 10 think would be the pre-
fcrable course. and one most nkely 10 lcau
fOa definite settlement, but If you could mol
see your way 10 meet this SUGGESTION ihe
council and committee would be prepared ~
send "a commissioner TO Richmond with iuil
powers 10 conclude an equitable cOmpro'
mise. ,.-.,
loucy of the sincere desire OF the cOunci
and committee to cooperate In bringing
about an early and equitable Arrangement
which may afford "a permanent settlement
acceptable 10 both parties.
For the past seventeen years the couI CT
nave been Instrumental in The settlement q
debts Of numerous states IN various parts o
the world, and IN no single instance have
they ailed 10 carry out with complete sue.
cess auy arrangement which they have nego
fiated and have placed before the bOndhOid
crs with the weight of their recommendation
for las adoption
~ council are i'm direct communication
with the bondholderS and their representa-
lives and they are I'm a position TO SPEAK
with authority as TO the kind of arrangement
which the bOndholders would accept, and
what they would refuse.
Your D xceilency may, therefore, with per
feet confidence rely that any arrangement
made by the state with the council ane
committee would be "a permanent settlement
so far ms the bOndhOlders are concerned, anc
that there would be no chance Of its failure
for want of ratification 10y the bOndholders o
the action taken by the council and commit
tee on their behalf have the honor 10 b'
sir your Exccllcncy's most ObeOient servant
N"H.A
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-12

In the House. on motion Of Mr.. Gibson,
the rules were suspended, and the senate
Joint resolution relative 90 raising money
for the Lee monument was placed ON the
calender and later in the day was unani-
mOuslv passed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-12

true hgh nave %
that
THE BOSTON, and the dull dy ne
of purchases this weeko common
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-12

Nothing reserved
Do not, if you haze
all not consider our:
Nevada County picayune., 1890-05-07
Clarkson's Performance.

At Club meeting of the Republi cans at Pittsburg, April 26, to cele- brate Grants birthday, Reed, the Speaker of the House of Representa- tives, and Clarkson, assistant Post master General of the United States, two of the most prominent Republi cans of the party, addressed the as- sembly. A correspondent of the St. Louis Republic has this to say of Clarkson's speech:
 Clarkson's performance was much brighter and more intellectual than Reeds. As matter of fact, Clark son is much the brighter man of the two. He went on to speak of the press of the country. His compli- ment to the Republican press was very vague. He frankly admitted that the papers of larger circulation m every prlnclpal State or the United States were Democratic papers; that all the great independent papers of the country were leading toward Democracy. and that the agricultu raj papers and those published in the agricultural interest were leaning to Democracy, and in fact, although he did not say it in as many words, he admitted that only the regular ma chine organs, owned and controlled by the jobbers of the Republican party, were now advocating what he pleased to determine Republican principles. This was a pitiabe con fession, but Clarkson had the man. hood to say it.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-05-07
A QUESTION OF LARCENY.

MT. Matthew Stanley Quay, chair man of the Republican National Committee and Senator from Penn sylvania, is called to rise to ques- tion of privilege He has been ar rigned before the country as con- mon thief. Not, this time, as a con- scienceless politician who commits frauds for the benefit of his party. He would smile at such an accusa- ton. But he is called to answer as a thief who has stolen public money, not by enactment, but by direct lar ceny for his own individual benefit.
 On the evidence presented, Quay ought to be making shoes in the Pennsylvania penitentiarv instead of occupying seat in the Senate. The evidence is full and sufficient to con vict before any jury unless strong CT case is presented in rebuttal.
 MT. Quay has been exposed in so many infamous transactions that the view he is most likely to take now is that he can ignore the evidence pre- sented in support of the charge of larceny, but there is an essential diff ference in hls position now and that he has heretofore occupied. He is now United States Senator, and however much the dignity of that body has been lowered by the Repub- lican party, it is still necessary that when United States Senator is charged with theft, he must vindi- cate himself if he can. Mir. Quay either did or did not steal money from the Pennsylvania treasury. If he did, he should be expelled from the Senate. If he did not, it is his privilege as a Senator to vindicate the Senate, attacked through him, and his right as citizen to call his accusers to legal account St. Louis Republic.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-05-07
A few StraWs.

Here are several little straws, blown by Republican winds:
 The New Bedford (Mass.) ) Mercu- ry (Rep) thinks that "the Republi- cans in New York State must hus- band their resources If they would escape a Waterloo defeat next fall. |"
 The Philadelphia American (Rep. ) thinks that the Republican party may set it down as probable that the three the number is really four votes of Rhode Island will be cast hereafter for the Democratic candi- date for the Presidency.
 Reviewing the course of the Re- publicans in the Iowa legislature re- garding prohibition during the re- cent session, the St. Paul Pioneer Press (Rep.) thinks that lit may be as well for Republican leaders to face the fact that Iowa is hereafter at least doubtful State, with some reason to expect Democratic majori- ties in the near future"
 New York threatened with a Waterloo, Rhode Island virtually transformed to the Democratic col umn, Iowa safely moored in the Dem- ocratic harbor, Ohio gone glimmer- ing, Massachusetts tottering, and as confessed by Postmaster Clarkson, the people substituting Democratic for Republican literature! Mean
Nevada County picayune., 1890-05-07
PRESCOTT NEVADA COUNTY ARKANSAS WEDNESDAY, MAY 1S9O

"Won't you wait for the stage, ma am?' said the landlady, "it'll he along in half an hour
 II wouldn't stay here another five minutes for all the gold of Golcon- da," said Miss Maroon.
 So the rickety one horse chaise of the establishment was geared up, and Miss Maroon; shedding secret tears of vexation and disappointment be- hind her veil, went back. And when her nephews and neices asked about her sudden journey to Infeld-on- the Hudson, she told them that she had been to look for summer board.
 "And weren't you suited, auntie, dear?" said the youngest and pret- tiest of the nieces, who had seen the Patriot, with the printed slip missing from the advertisements, and who could put two and two together as good as anyone.
 And Miss Maroon answered, sharply, that she was not suited at all.- Henrietta Gregory in New York Ledger.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-05-07
The Immensity of Space.

Few people have the faintest con ception of the immensity of space. We stand and look around, but how far the eye can penetrate no tongue can tell. We look at distant star. we see it night after night, and would continue to do SO if it should be destroyed; it takes so long for it's light to reach the earth that per- son looking hundred years would fail to miss it. If the sun was a ball of fire, as the ancients supposed it to be, and a person had an arm suili- ciently long to reach it, he might hold it there and burn it on the sun for centuries, and would never feel 1t, it would take so long for the sen sltlve nerves to convey the pain to the brain that distance, nearly a hun dred million of miles. Think of it ]! The diameter of the sun, small as it appears to us, is seven hundred and seventy thousand geographical miles, the earth but eight thousand, or one hundred and twelve times smaller than the sun. The volume of the sun is one million and half times greater than the earth, and six hun dred times greater than all the plan cts known to astronomers taken to- gether. A single spot seen upon it's surface has been estimated by as tronomers and the leading mathema- ticians to extend over an area of sev- enty-seven thousand miles in dlame- ter, and q cluster of spots have been estimated by the same authorities to include an area of over three million miles. When we bring ordinary mathematics to bear ln measuring these spaces, weighing these weights, it is almost equivalent to an attempt to measure the water of a lake with a chemists graduate, or the depths and weight of an ocean with q draughtsman's compass and pro- tractor Ex.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-05-07

Blessed be the man that really loves flowers Loves them for their own sakes, for their beauty, their as sociations, the joys they have given and always will give; so that he could sit down among them as friends and companions, if there was not an- other creature on earth to admire and praise them. But such men need no blessing of mine. They are blessed of God Did he not make the world for such men? Are not they clearly the owners of the world and the richest of all men ?- Henry Ward Beecher.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-05-07
Let in the Sunshine.

Nothing is so life-giving as the sun. Open the windows and let in the sunshine. It not only illumin- ates your house and makes all bright and cheerful, but it floods the soul and body with the golden tide of health. 1t will reduce the chances of sickness to minimum in any country. It has been ascertained by careful observations and experiments in the barracks of Russia and Ger many that three cases of sickness oc- cured on the sides where there was no sunshine to every case where there was sunshine. In these cNper- iments the size of aparments, ventia- ton, etc., were all equal, so that there could be no doubt that the diff ference, enormous as it was, was at tributable to the sunshine. And, further, it was noticed that of the sickness occurring where there was no sunshine the mortality was as nine to two compared to that where the sun was admitted. The experi- ments were rough on those who were given the shady side, but it was ai flo
 Ing of health and life to those who came after. So let in the sunshine, and flood all your house with it-es- pecially those parts where you live most and, go out in It as often as possible. A sun bath beats the Turkish or Russian bath, and costs nothing.-[Chicago Ledger.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-05-07

Says an Indianapolis clergyman :: Were l to make picture of Satan, I should make the form and face of an imperiously gracious, magnetic, fascinating gentleman; of command ing intellect, of courtly presence, of
 rare attractions. I should have nothing repulsive save the indescrib- able zeal which hatred of God and good and truth leaves always on the face, not always seen and recognized by the unwary and inexperienced. '"
Nevada County picayune., 1890-05-07
A General Salutation,

A Texas journalist, who had been summer-fa'llowing himself on a stock ranch for q couple of years, sudden ly assumed control of country weekly, and in the first issue after he struck the quarter deck he pub lished a small and unpretentious card, in which he said:
 "The former editor of this sheet is practically and politically dead, but the Sausage still survives. Ii is just as well, though, and mighty sight better, as l am hoss at editin', and sling one of the most caustic and fuentest quills West of the Red river. 1 have record behind me which doesn't need new coat of white wash every spring, like that other editor which recently peyanked and drawed out of the game.
 At gitten up obituaries Pm a tosseltop, and if there's any hitch in the program l can generally furnish fresh corpse on short notice, and at the usual slight advance in the cost of insertion. l merely throw this out as a feeler to the opposishun, which hear is a-massing its forces agin me and my paper, and by the freckle-faced, bow-legged, cock-eyed gods of war there'll be a power of high-priced opera music floating in the air, if any of them try to climb me.
 ''lf there IS any court house ring in this sweet-scented locality, Ill get on 10 it as sure as you're foot high. If there is to be any monkying with the freeboru, vntrammcled country delegates of the next county conven- ton. I'll be there with my face washed an! my hair cpmbcd back of my ears.
 live licked many q good man and I've been licked once or twice in my variegated career, but I've always noticed that them fellers who whipped me were not the same men  afterwards, and dropped around for awhile like a sun-Struck tomato-vine. and finally dropped into the grave with a dull thud, having kinder out lived their usefulness.
 ''I want it distinctly remembered that Pm in from the back counties, and aint up to the cote etiket of the strawberry blonde or the pulpy dude. If make any miscues it will be more of an error from the head than the heart; but for all that, l propose to run jam-up, sizzling hot, natty lit tie paper, and move along with the best kind of harmony. But if har- mony bucks, and tries to throw any dirt on me, harmony will have to get off the track and let me ride right into tho confidence of the public.
 "lf this journal says anything out of the way and grieves any mottled- faced tenderfoot, remember Pm the man he wants to see about it. There ain't no back stairs or back windows to this sanctum sanctorium. I'm al- ways in. Pm ever on the tripod.
 And now, with these brief re- marks, l cordially invite everybody's cooperation and subscription. The tone of the paper will be pure in sen timent, chaste in expression. -
 Texas Siftings.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-05-07

while the Republican majority in Congress continues its raid on the treasury, and continues maturing measures to deprive the people in the South of their rights as citizens. It rushes headlong to destruction.- Arkansas Gazette.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-05-07

New ight.-She-"Were you ever in loveY" He-"I thought l was once, but since l have read few of these modern society novels, l have concluded that I wasn't"
Nevada County picayune., 1890-05-07

When afflicted with any of the miserable skin diseases which make life a burden, try Hunts Cure. It is guaranteed, If it does you no good 1t will cost you nothing. For sale by Hugh Moncrief.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-05-07
FAITH.

To dare is better than tO doubt, For doubt is always grieving, 'Tis faith that finds the riddles out, The prize is for believing.
 T Youths Companion.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-05-07
CLUB RATES: 6 Tickets for S5o.oo. SPECIAL RATES ARRANGED WITH AGENTS AGENTS WANTED I'm In every .pS

- - town anu city in the United States and British America. The payment of prizes is guarantcd by special deposit of five hundred thousand dollars (SJO00o0) with the State Government, and npprovcdby Jesus Arechiga, Governor.
 Drawings under the personal supervision of Lie. Hcrminio, Artcaga who Is appointed by the Gov crnment as lntcrvcntor
 "I CERTIFY that with the state Treasurer all necessary guarantees aIe deposited, assuring full payment oi all prizes of this drawing.
 "AREMINIo ARTEAGA, mterVentor."
 IMPORTANT.
 Remittances must be either by New York Draft Express or Registered Letter, American money. Collections can be made by Express Companies or Banks. Ticket sent direct to management will be paid by draft. on New York Montreal, St. Paul, Chicago, san Francisco or City of Mexico. For further information address
 JUAN FIEDtD Manager, Apartado i3. Iecateeas, Mexico.
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If laughing's sin, don't see what the Lord lets so many funny things happen for.