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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-20

The pamphlet entitled Revival Of Phys-
cal Education and Practical Hygiene" by
Dr. Edward M. Schaeffer. who has just been
elected physical director of Washington and
Lee University, this pamphlet being the re-
publication of the Same article as il appeared
in the Journal of Nervous and Mental Dis
ease, contains many valuable thoughts on a
subject which is attracting an increasing
amount Of attention. and not unnaturslly
and improperly 30 if the dictum Of Carlyle be
true that holy and healthy are synonymous
terms. The author INDUCES the hope that
physical training will not only rise 10 the
dignity OF preventive medicine, but will
prove helpful resource in the development
of the feeble minded brain. and he is sup
ported in this view by the concur
ring opinions OF many distinguished
advocates Of physical education The great
question OF the future he remarks. lis more
and more tending to the prevention OF dis
ease. Hygiene and sanitation are opening
the way. IL. with renewed investigations
into sanitary chemistry, the future shall bring
us those data on which an exact science can
be based, aud emphasis be laid on tho sacred
ness OF physiological laws and the duty of
bodily training, then the importance of the
physician TO the State will be better realized
and the era OF preventive medicine more
secsptaely inaugsratsd.x
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-20

The former conception Of diplomacy wassnas
It vast art Of telling lies and doing questions
bic acts with view tosubserving the interes"
OF some special nation. The enlightened co.,
science Of the present age. it IL claimed nss
modified the character which was supposed
eighty or ninety years ago to be necessary "
the success of diplomat, and it has even been
asserted that if TalIyrand himself were TO
reappear upon the diplomatic stage MS
methods would DO 80 opposed to tho spirit Oh
the times that be would be recalled by any
government which he might represent. True
diplomacy, il has been remarked, now consists
of candid. open and straightforward treat
ment of every subject in dispute, and an indi-
rect, underhand and insincere Line OF conduct
is no longer tolerated.
There is reason TO doubt whether this is
really so. While prevarication and tortuous
course may be condemned in those who are
charged with important diplomatic anairs,
yet certain amount Of skillful blufiingi is Just
as effective to-day as it was an hundred years
ago. The action OF England in taking poses
sion Of the Island Of Mitylene for few hours
and then leaving uncontradicted the report
that her sailors were only engaged in picnic
does not comepreciselyi in thecategory of diplo-
matte blufing. but the impression which 1t
has created has been Of the same nature
II is well known in Europe that the landing
ut Sigri had a much deeper significance than
would mark tho going on shore Of @ party OF
pleasure seekers from the British feet in the
neighboring waters. That il was intended as
q diplomatic stroke is now virtually admitted
in AL article which appeared few days ago
in the Saturday Review and which, it is an
nounoed, was inspired by the British Premier
himself
In vain the Sultan is demanding some eI-
PLANTATION of the landing on Mitylene. The
British Ambassador. through whom the origi-
nal order was transmitted, maintains dis
Greet silence. But Russia. looking down
upon Constantinople from the steppes of the
north, understands the full meaning of that
silence She knows that England, in the
simple act of permitting small band OF
naval officers to take temporary possession Of
al island Of the Archipelago, has sent her es
distinct letter Of warning as if the English
Ambassador in st. Petersburg had delivered
it in a sealed envelope TO the Gar. The evil
dence Of determination is the same though
no breach is created
Diplomatic negotiation may not be as effec-
tivoas IL once was. but game OF bluff may
convey as profound meaning now as it has
ever done One Of tho very finest OF these
games is that which the English Government
played when it permitted officers from the
fleet in the Mediterranean TO spend day Of
pleasure and recreation on the island of Nifty
lene. If nothing else was revealed by that
act. it at least showed how easily British
naval force could sieze one of the islands
commanding the approaches to the Dada-
neles for the purpose of converting it in few
hours into an impregnable fortress.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-20

WAGNER always expressed. desire TO have
his works produced before a French audience.
and at last his Lohengrin has been rendered
in Paris. As q musical composition it was, Of
course, triumph, bat the populace were SO
greatly incensed that formidable outbreaks
occurred. resulting in about l.O0Oarrests. The
trouble was due. however, not entirely to the
well-known animosity of the French to the
German people. but to the fact that Wagner
himself. who was fond of dsbbling in politics
IN his lifetime. wrote many bitter articles
against the French.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-20

II VIII BE Unveiled October 2oth-A Meeting
Held Last Evening.

A Number of representatives Of several or
CARNATIONS interested in the unwilling of the
Wickham monument held conference in
the Mayors Office at o'clock Yesterday after
noon TO decide on the day Of the unwilling
ceremonies. Those present were Mayor Ely
son. Major A. II. Yenabie. Jr. secretary. aud
Mr.. A. NJ. Tyler assistant secretary Of the
Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical Society;
Messrs. Wexford and Taylor, from the Chesa-
peako and Ohio railway; Justice John j..
Crutchfield. from the Hanover Veteran Asso-
citation. and Colonies 10. Lane Stern aud II. c..
Jones'
Mayor Ellyson acted as chairman and
il was decided on motion that the monument
be unveiled on the morning of Thursday, Oc-
tober 2sth. the last day Of the State Fair
On motion Mayor Eilyson appointed the fol
lowing committee TO make all necessary ar
rangements General Charles J. Anderson
aud Messrs, c. Il. Wexford, Il. NJ. Taylor and
LIB. Vaughan.
Originally it had been arranged TO have
Alliance Day the last day of the State Fair,
but it has now been changed 70 the second
day, Wednesday. October 2Sth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-20

SENATOR HAwLHy says there is one thing
the Republican party cannot afford to ignore
or drop, and that is the fraudulent votes in
national elections" The Senator spoke
wiser than he knew. If the Republican
party should drop its fraudulent votes it
would never win. Has the Senator forgotten
that 1t was only by the corruption Of the bal
lot box that Harrison MANAGED to set into the
White House?
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-20
Attic Tandem

Names Of Richmond people who have regis
teredat the Brandon. Basic City, during the
past week: Mrs. L. ID. 4. Myers, Jr., W. G..
Scar. L. l.. Bloomberg, S. NJ. Goodman. S.
Miss Tiny Martin, Q. r, Skinker and wife,
Charles Il. Skinker, Jr.. II. A. bedford l.. II.
Lewis. A. L. Holdt. Robert Preston Means,
Mrs. Egbert q. Leigh, Jr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-20

Messrs. Branch b Leath. managers OF the
New Richmond Theatre. announce as the
NEXT attraction the superb spectacle "Ka-
ianka:" The engagement opens Wednes-
day night and continues the balance of the
week, including special matinee for chill
time at Hiblo's. and is without doubt the
ansAt spectacle since the BLACK Crook"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-20

Fon THE CONVENIENCE OF ALL PERSONS RAW
ING business WITH THE TIMES EDIroRIn
ROOMS. TIE ELEVATOR WILL BIZ KEPT RUNNING
DAT AND HigBT.
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Powbatnn Braves.

The annual meeting of the Powhatan Club
takes place tomorrow night at which time
the officers for the ensuing year will be elect
ed Candidates for the Legislature are in
yited to be present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-20

EACH report as received heightens the
distress in Spain caused by the recent foods.
The suffering is 80 universal and widespread
that it appeals TO the sympathy of the entire
Christian world
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OPPORTUNITY FOR 7HE BOYS.
The Young Mems Christian Association Hlll
Offer Special Advantages.
STUDY OF BOOKKEEPING AND GERMAN.
Tho Conversational Method OF Teaching the
Language Will be Adopted-How Young
Men Can Secure Work.
O BETTER oppor.

o BETTER oppor-
tunity has ever pre-
sented itself 10 the
boys and young
men of this city.
The educational
classes of the Young
Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION will open
for the coming sea-
son during the
week, beginning
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WANTED PARENTS SENDING THEIR
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TiONERY STORE, No; iio6 hull street, and
MANCHESTER STATIONERY COMPANY.
Mrs. Eleanor l.. Sampson and Ira l.. Anderson.
Managers se2Q-pt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-20

The Richmond public can only obtain tho
best theatrical companies by patroniziDg
them literally. and next week ono deserving
the hest Of houses will DO here. "Kalanka .
the finest spectacular production in America
opens an engagement at tho New Richmond
Theatre Wednesday night. continuing the
balance Of the week Messrs Branch x Leath
should be thankful for obtaining such attrac-
tf.pa
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Flour for Brazil.

The British barkentino Aldwyth entered
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load -four for Brazil.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-20
GENERAL.

A diplomatic controversy has arisen between
the United States and Great Britain over the
construction Of the Chinese Exclusion act
Attorney General Miller has ordered the dismiss
sal Of prosecutions against Milwaukee editors
for alleged violations of the anti-lottery law
Four men were seriously injured in an explo-
SION at Pttsburg yesterday.--The Democratic
political campaign in Ohio was formally opened
yesterday.--A reward of s4OO was paid in North
Carolina yesterday for the capture of two muir
derers charged with having committed the crime
ten years ago.----Sam Jones will hold revival
al Wilmington n. c., October sth.-Wake
Forest College, North Carolina, has opened with
2ls studenis.---Colonel II. G. Parsons has issued
an open letter TO Malone asking the boss by
what authority docs he dictate to Virginia Re-
publicans.----1he recent war scare in Europe
is regarded to be OF little signifcance.-The
British Government has formally expressed its
dissatisfaction Of the recent riots in China
Or. Geffecken denies the report that he is to
assist Prince Bismarck in writing his reminis-
cences.
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THE CIRCULATION OF THE TIMES is
LARGER THAN EVER BEFORE IN I1s
HISTORY, AND STEADILY iNCKEAS-
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1900 aud 1902 Hull street. Manchester Va
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SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 20. 1891


The Governor has pardoned Carlton Marks
Wickham monument Will be unveiled October
2gth.-Mayor Ellyson signed the crematory
September term of the hustings
-ourt begins o-morrow.-The Nothern vet
Grams leave to-day.-Appointme were made
for Democratic speeches.-Ihe Rlchmonds
defeated the Winstons-Next Wednesday is
German Day.
VIRGINIA
Mr. Daniel Harmon, OF Charlottesville is
dead.-Ths public schools of Alexandria will
open next week under favorable circumstances.
The Democrats and Alliance-men haye.each
nominated opposing candidates for the Logls-
lature.-1he weather for the past week has
been very favorable for the growing crop
monument 10 General David A. Russell WAS
unveiled in Winchester yesterday.-Mrs.
J. g. Steele and A. A. McClung, Of
Rockbridge county, are dead.--A NJ. Martin.
Of Roanoke county. was seriously injured in n
fight Friday.--I,ov. II. Lacy. OF Norfolk, has
published q card in defense of Colonel Polk
The Democratic executive committee Of Nor
folk county met yesterday.-A boy tramp has
been arrested in Norfolk claiming to be from
Richmond.--It is reported in Norfolk that
Postmaster Wanamaker is interesting himself
in behalf Of ex-Navy-yar Clerk Van Vranken.--
Perry Nelson was arrested in Norfolk charged
with being fugitive from justice.--Royster,
the murderer of Eppes in Suffolk, has been
arrested.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-20

The exciting political week has closed peace
fully with long odds in favor Of the Democrats.
Timothy Hopkins refuses to talk abont the
Hopkins Searles will.--Typhoid fever is rag
ing in New York. The late tobacco crop IN Con-
necticut Valley is safely housed.-The prices
in cotton fell again At the Cotton Exchange
One million five hundred thousand aolars'worth
of gold has been received from Europe.-The
earnings Of the Southern railroads have greatly
inoreased--James Haley is suffering from blood
poison, which be received by striking stran-
ger in the mouth petition is in circulation
advocating the establishment of cable road on
Fifth avenue.
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w Private Family. IsNn. French and tho
usual English branches Taught Terms very
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JONES. HE PAYS THE FREIGHT But B.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-08

Sir John Macdonald has been long the most
picturesque character in British American
politics. His downright loyal toryism is
notable feature of Canadian political his
tory. A man of great resources, he has
been more feared and watched by. leaders
of the liberal school than all others COM
bined. Indeed, his intellectually as a poll
tician is not overrated by even his warmest adj
mirers. 1t is a singular thing to those who do
not understand the Scottish peoples charac-
teristics that some of the most eminent defend
ers of the tory principles and some of the stur-
diest public servants of England have been of
that nation which was 80 cruelly handled at
and after Culloden. But the Scotch highlander
fights with determined loyalty on the side to
which he is pledged. When he became loyal
to the House Of Hanover. after loyalty to the
House of Stewart was no longer possible, he
simply transferred his convictions of duty from
one object to another the obligation being as
strong to him in the latter as in the former
case. Sir John Macdonald, as the great tory
leader Of America. leaves no successor who can
fill his shoes. His political shrevdness unfet-
tered by any nice scruples. and his hold on the
people were marvellous. The chief claim of
Sir John to high place in history is his secur-
ing the federation of the colonies known as the
Dominion Of Canada The people of the re-
public are chiefly interested in knowing the
effect at this time Of the premier's death upon
pending questions between this country and
Canada and the further effect Of his demise
upon the politics Of Canada. 30 far as they are
concerned with the politics and economics Of
the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-08

The insurgent newspapers in Chill bewail the
action Of the United States in the Itata matter
and are indignant because this country does
not sympathize openly with their cause and
assist them in their fight by returning at once
the arms and ammunition on the Itata. If the
United States sided with ali of the insurgents
south of the Rio Grande. AMI established their
cause, the insurgent business ic that part Of
the world would be carried on to painful excess
and there would be such rapidly rotary style
Of government in progress as would make the
whole worlds head swim. Any government is
better than no government When the insur-
gents have conquered and established for them
selves an apparently stable government the
not before.
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Members Of the English royal family, smart
ing under the stings of the press propose to
bring libel suits against those who attack their
character in future The policy hitherto Of
remaining silent has not been profitable. The
other policy may not serve any better. II
members of the royal family will imita. lie the
queen in their eCndrct they will have no as
sault on them made in the newspapers of Great
Britain to viii they need give the slightest
attention.