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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-13
ASTAY or PROCEEDINGS.
Action of Judge White In tho Case Of
Hunter Duvsi.
[Correspgndence Of The Richmcnd D!spatch.l

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dlepatch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, October a.
jude John NJ. White. Of tho County
Court, overruled the motion for new trial
| in the cese Of Hunter Duyall, sentenced TO
tho ponltentlary for twelve years FOR Mt
tempted assault. Judge White stated that
| the prisoner had hal a fair and impartial
trial and u most intelligent jury, aud saw
no reason why sentence should not be
paesed. which he proceeded 20 do. Du-
VOLTS counsel thcreupon asked for stay
OF proceedings for thirty days IN order
that the papers could DO prepared for IN
appeal TO the Supreme Court. This was
granted and the prlson was taken u lI4l,
there to await further developments.
Mr.. George CovingtOn came to this CITY
Saturday afternoon from Richmond, and
| is now at the residence Of HIS mother. Ho
is Just recovering from spell OF typhoid
fever.
Sir. J. G. Matthews, Of this place, ia il
Hanover county, where he went TO see his
sister, who is dangerously Ill.
COMING MARRIAGE.
Mrs. G.. William Bailey has issued invi-
| tations to the marriage OF her daughter,
Mary Pinkard, to Mr, james T.. Martin,
the ceremony to take place at the fresby-
terian church on the 2lst OF october.
! MIR. George Ed. Bloklcy. treasurer %
| Greene county, IL visiting his sOn-in-law
| Mr.. Charles ID. Shackeford. OF TINS city.
| Mrs. Claude Munday, Of Nythevilie. 10
on her first visit 10 the parents OF hor hu--
band. Mr.. and Mrs. x. ii. Munday, on
| University street.
| Miss Lilo Shepherd, OF Fluvanna. who
| has been spending a few weeks with her
! aunt. Mrs. j. ". Christmas, returned home
| last Saturday.
Miss Annie Perkins. also Of Fluyanna
county, Is visiting her uncle, Dir. ). ".
| Christmas, on High street.
Mr. Willie Christmas. with tho Virginia
| Midland Railroad Company, IN Alexandria,
spent Sunday with his parents.
| CHURCH AFFAIRS.
| Three persons were received into the
Baptist church yesterday-one by letter
| and two pupils Of the A!bemarlc Female
| Ins;ituteJ on their experience. At the
evening hour the pastor preached T. tho
| young businessmen.
| Elder J.. A. Cutler. OF Richmond,
preached at the Disciples church yester-
| day in tho absence of the pastor, Rev. Is.
| A. Abbott, who 10 assisting III revival at
| Mr.. Cutters church in Richmond
| Packed congregations greeted their for
mer beloved pastor.
| Bishop William Wilmer, who Is visiting
the Rev. X. X. Meade. preached fno
sermon at Christ church yesterday morn
| ing.
| H"Goatiny Banquet" of the Delta Tau
| Delta Fraternity. one of the secret So
cieties at the University of Virginia, was
| given in this city on Saturday night. The
menu card shows splendid bill of fare. A
most enjoyable evenin. was spent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-13

tho masses of floral tributes, one OF which
wos Miss OShea's. This bore the sug::
Cestive words, In Loving Memory of
Mothers Land"
WEARY MARCH BACK TO THE CITY.
To many scores Of Thousands the re-
turn TO Dublin must have boon weary
ono. II was o'clock when tho mourners
started TO return TO the city. As they
drove past numberlcss pedestrians 81
lcntly trudging homewsrd they met q
respectful greeting. The. country CUPS
and associations marched direct 10 inc
railway stations. whore excursion trans
had been kept in waiting far beyond tao
time arranged.
GOOD oRpYa MAINTAINED ALL DAY.
The most depressing period OF the DAY 70
oil concerned mus. have been AFTER w.
ceremony The pageant OF the iunerai II
not a grand spectacle had an espoc,aiiy
solemn interest. Attaching TO the grave'y-
conducted denomination the intense seri-
BUSINESS Of feeling peryading the myriais
partaking therein gave a unique character
10 the whole manifestation. IL was soen
TO DO q libel upon the Irish people 10 sus
pe,t thu. they would seize upon tue occa-
sion for partisan rioting. Apart from the
accidental disorder at the Cemetery tno
day was without incident. frooaoiy never
anywhere was great popular deihous'i.-
ton attended by SO littio excitement;
Nos: Of the public houses remained ciosed
throughout the day out OF respect 10 inc
dead. The police. unfailiDgly obtruslve III
Irish public gatherings, were TO-DAY con-
apicuonsly absent. Tonight Sunday quie1-
ness prevails III tho city.
NRs. PABsyLIis INTENSE GRIEF.
Iorpos. October 11.--Advicos from
BRIGHTON today state that Mrs. Parnel's
condition il pitiable and grows worse n
stead OF improving. Immediately after
parnell q death che was in better condi-
ton than now. for, although she faiEted,
sno recovered sufficiently TO have some
Communication with friends and through
their medium with the outside worid.
She has been growing worhe every uoy
until now she only inoans IN reply 10 ques-
tons md 10 unable or refuses 70 SPEAK.
The doctors, who are III constant attend
ance. greatly fear that her CONDITION may
grow critical and are dong everything
possible TO restore her, but apparently
without effect. The only intelllglbie
sound. that she has uttered IN hours nave
boon plaintive cries for her husband.
MIS-. pARSnLL's HEALTH UNEMPLOYED.
LONDON. ESQ, October i2.-The health
of Mrs. Parnel has not improved. one IL
stu under the constant care OF physi-
clan. and her heart 10 SAID to DO very weak.
The physician in attendance to-day pre-
vailed upon her to partake Of some shght
nourishmcnt. She was too weak yesterday
10 read the brief kilograms sent her rom
Dublin during the progress OF the luneiai'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-13
TIE FEDERAL SUPREME COURT:
Opening Of the October Term-State OF
the Docket.
lBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

WARRINGTON, ID. G., October I2.-The
Supreme Court OF the United States met
for the October term to-day. Three Of
the justices were absent from the Court.
Chlof-Justcs Fuller is still in Chicago.
where hi, daughter is very i'll. and JUS
tees Bradley and Gray have both been Ill.
but are now recovering. The space re-
served for tho bar was well filled with pro-
minent lawyers. The only busin ess trans
acted was the admission Of applicants to
practice before the Court and an al.
nouncemcnt 10y Justice Field that the
most important Of the cases advanced for
argument next Monday will be postponed
until the second Monday in November
This step is taken for the reason that it IL
desired that they shall be heard by full
bench, and the probability IL that all the
Justices will not be present Monday next.
The list includes the Saywsrd case. which
involves the question Of the jurisdiction
of the United States over the seal fisheries
In Boring Sea. the ant-lottery cases, and
the cases involving the question Of the
coustitutionality Of the McKlnley-tarih
act. The Court adjourned few minutes
after IL O'Clock and went in body to pay
It's respects to he President.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-13
THE PUlPlTS IN ALEXANDRIA.
Tho Phiilips-smith Murder Trtal-Bend.
hism VIII Have County support.

ALEXANDRIA. October IA large pro.
portion Of the pulpits In the different
strangers. In Grace Episcopal church
Rev. J. Cleveland Hall. of Fairfax, preach
ed at both morning and night services,
the sermon ut night being addressed to
young men. Rev. DR.. Brook and Rev. r.
Dorricott. members OF tho Ecumenical
Conference which is holding Its ses-
sion in Washington, preached in
Trinity Methodist Episcopal church at
morning and st night. Large cougreRs-
lions listened to sermons ty tho ReY, los
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-13
s,n prArH OF TWO YOUNG MEY.

Two young men living on adjoining
farms IN Chcstcraeld county near Matoaca
died On Saturday Of diphtherla within a
halt hours time Of each other. One or
them was the son Of Nr. william BAKE,
respected farmer. and was about seven
teen wears OF age. The name OF the other
was Traylor: aged about nineteen years.
They wore taken sick in Richmond. where
they were employed. and came home dur
Ing the early part Of last week for treat
ment. Their sickness developed into dlph-
liberia and medical skill ayailed nothing.
both were buried Sunday afternoon.
While T. horse was being hitched u bring
o messenger from orc of the houses to TINS
city for al undertaken. a message was re-
ceiyed Of the death at the other house and
the undertaken made one TIP to answer
for both bodies.
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Iredericr-shnry's Taxes.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA. October 10, 1891.
10 ne Eli'or Of he WspG'ch;
Your correspondent states that the taxes
in Huena VISTA are lower than any other
town IN the state. being Si.77: This Is a
mistake. Taxes IN this city for oil pqr-
poses, State, city. &C.. are SLIGO on the
500 This 10 II cents lower than Buena
Vista. Please make tho correction.
Yours truly, ". ;. WHITE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-13
Postmastsrs for Virginia.

WASHINGTON, October l2.-The Post.
master-General has appointed the follow.
ing fourth-class postmasters j. q. Rus
sell. at Gossan. Va. q. L. Cauthorn, at
James's Store. Va. q. o. Newcomb, al
Merry Point, Va. N. ]. Smythers, at
smyther'. Va, aud s. ID. Knight, at Way,
Va -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-13
SUDDEN DEATH on THE srREET.

william Green. an elderly and respected
colored man. while passing along Syca-
more street near Farmers warehouse be
tween and 2 o'clock this afternoon fell to
the pavement in crranis. lie was taken
into the nearest store, but died without
giving signs III died Of heart-dlsease
and the coroner deemed 81 inquest unne-
ce.sarv. The death caused much commo-
lion among the colored people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-13

The monthly meeting of the Baptist
Ettrjck was held yesterday afternoon at the
Nest-End church. There was crowded
attendance and the interesting exercises
were much enjoyed.
A brisk northeast storm has been pre-
valliug since Sunday afternoon with CO.
pous rams and decided fail IN tempera-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-13
Mr.. LAMSON LOST HIS CASH.
His Family Escapes from q Burning Build.
Ing. Which IL Consumed.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.I
SUFFOLK, Va, October l2.-At o'clock
yesterday morning tho house occupied by
Mr.. Joseph Lamson, on Holiday street.
was discovered to be on fire. MIR. Lamson
and wife having been awakened by the
dense smoke, which almost sufocated
them. The fire department succeeded in
saving portion of the burning building
aud prevented the spread OF the flames to
the neighboring property. The house was
owned by tho Norfolk and Western Rail-
road Company and was worth about = 200.
WILL NOT Re INVESTED.
Mr.. Lamson lost nearly half his furni.
ture and $3.50 In cash, which he intended
to invest to-day.
This was October court-day, which is
generally one of the biggest business-d days
OF the year. but the weather has been ex-
tremely Indictment since yesterday after
noon. and very few people came to town.
Nothing Of special Importance transpired
in court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-13
What is Scr0fula

n,s that impurisy in the blood. which. acenmu'
,,unv IN tho slsnds Of tho neck produces nn.
.,sh,iv Jumps or dwellings, which causes pa'nfsi
,unn,nr sores on tho arms. legs. or feof' which
Aevelone, ucers In the eyes, enrs. or nose oi'ch
c.u,iua blindness or deafness; which tho origin
of p,rop,es, generous groushs, or many o'her
Manifestations usually ascribod to 9" huinon'
Ills a moro formidable enemy than consumption
O, eaneor alone, for scrofula combines tho wor''
no,.b,e features Of both. Being the most ancient
!, "a the most general OF all diseases or affections
for very fcw persons are entirely FREQ from IT,
How can It bs curcd7 ny taking HOODS sar's'
p.rlla. which. BY the cures !. has accomplished
often when other medicines have fs'lod' ha'
proven issolf 10 DO potent and peculiar medicine
for this disease. For all affections OF the b.ooh
uoods sarsspariIlais unequaiiod' and como OF 'nc
cure, It has effected arc really wonderful Hyoo
suffor from scrofuls ia any OF It's various iofs'
DO surc TO givo Hoods sarsapsrlis trial
Hoods SaYeaparilla
Sold by all druggists. 81, sirforss. Prepared only
By G. /. HOOD CO.. A2othseaEies, iowo1' ns'''
100 Doses Ono Dollar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-13
PHILADELPHIA, RICH tin
MOND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Appointed sailing days Every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at IL NJ and every SUNDAY at )
A. NJ.
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays steamers
received till 1880 A. NJ; for Sundays steamer
till p. II. Saturday. Freight received daily TIL
3 y. 81.
Fare, f0.
Eur further Information apply to
J. y. McCARRICK.
General Southern Agent. Ocice Rockets
W. L. CLYDE Il Co,
no General Agents. Philadelphia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-13
old DOMINION STEAM IA
~ SHIP COMPANY. LkIA


Steamers leave Richmond EVERY III ESDAf
AMI FRIDAY n 5ur.r. J.. u. M1niicz- closed
ono hour before sailing time.
steamers Leave New York f0r Richmond
EVERY WEDNESDAY AMI SAIt kDAI ~ 3 =.
NJ, arriving FL kichmoul MONDAY and Fil-
DAY MORNINGS.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Cabin fair a. New York "a JaiIc--r.vcr
route Qncuding meals and berthl......S 8 co
ROund-trip tickets. limited - thirty days
after date ~ issra..... Il %
Sfeerago. with subsistence. g %
Storage, without subsistence. ........... 90
Cabin fare 10 Chesapeake aat Ohio rail-
CABIN fare'vlG Richmond ami Petersburg
railroad ............... 10 90
Tickets can be- obtained ~ A. ". Carriers,
9Dl Main street; Chesapeake and OHIO AMI
Richmond and Petersburg depot., and az COM
pany's Offices, 1901 Main stroct. AMI Wharf,
EOcketts.
Freight forwarded and through hills Of laing
issued for points beyond New YORK
froights received daily until T. VI.
Passengers leaving Richmond On MONDAYS,
TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, THU R>Dhl >, ~ 1
| TUKDAYS by the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
| way VA Newport New9 AZ 80 a. ". and by
Richmond and Petersburg railroad lsame days.
Al o A. NJ, Will make connection ut NORFOLK
with steamer leaving those days.
GEORGE W. ALLEN 4 Co, Agents
No. 1901 Maln street, ant
cei COml8ny's wharf. Rockets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-13

rreigh, received daily for NORFOLK. PORTS
MOUTH, sAllHtlElD, HAMPTON, OlD
POINT, WAVEkLY, liiC KsfOkD art AL y
ANDRIA. VA; WASHINGTON, u. g.; NEW.
BERNE, WASHINGTON, TARBOkO', y. g; al
stations on the Atlantic AMI Danyillr railroad,
seeboart AMI Roanoke railroad. NOflolk south
ern railroad, FarmYlle AMI POwhntAu railroad.
AMI Eastern North Carolina generally; also f0r
Eastern shore OF Virginia, AMI ai regular iand-
inqs on James riyer, at LOWEST RATES, AMI
through bills issued
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-13
TIE ALLIANCE EXCHANGE.

The Petersburg District Alliance have
established their Exchange III large and
commodius building on Old street. nea'
the foot Of sycamore, where a TAR bu5i
ness IS beng done. MI. j. g. smith. a
prominent and successful farmer OF Din
wlddie county. il agent for the Exchange
and MIR. George Armisteai. OF Prince
George is IL Immediate charge as man.
ager. Dir. Smith SAID to-day that the
farmers would hardly begin TO send II
thoir produce 10 any extent before the las,
of this or the first Of next month, aDo
the Exchange would cons squen,ly DO but
little business before that Llme.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-13
nEPARrrKE OF srEAMEns.

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT ss.TS-77Yr.,
CONPANY's JAHEs RIVER ---i--lA-.
LINE ChoaYcst 49, mot pleasant ~ D
OLD POINT,EORFnLE,p Okl SNOt ~, y .H-
PORT AEns. CLAKEHOSl. AMI JAZZ -
RIVER LANDINGS DIRECT by cieEt any ta"en
steamer ARIEL leaving Richmuui ~ Ltl MN
DAY. WEDN ESDAI. and FRIDAY ~ a. u
Str.et-cars 20 directly to -irennrs' NltfL arc
10 OH Point or Norfolk. al1o. second ms. !.
connections az Oh Point closely Win III l.n 8
tor Washington, D. C.. baltimore fhila i'iihi q,
and Now York same afternoon, james river ~
daylight. Great tourist line. CheaIes, rO-te.
Tickets only haH - Rau Rates
Through tickets on steamer an J AZ CARRIER :
Agency gOl Main street. Baggage chc'sed
through. statc-r0oms engaged Tor day or night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-13
For Headache

UsE HcRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE.
Dr. ]. 4. Sanford, Sheffield. Mass, saws
Most excellent In arrangements OF the
nervous systsm. such ~ headache and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-13

tor Crozier, Of Bristol. Eng, and Key: pr.
Fnri Crnnston. Of Boston. In tho Metho-
dist Episcopal church. South, ana hev.
Mr.. vance's pulpit in the Second Prcspy-
terrain church was we'll filled by Rev. ). Is.
Morton.
CRIMINAL CASES.
The October term of tho Corporation
Court commences this morning. largo
number of criminal cases will be tired;
among them that 0. JET. Phillips charged
with the murder Of George :. smith on
July 2ist last. IL is not thought that the
Commonwealth will be able to got Jury
from this place TO try the case.
DYING AWAY.
The opposition TO Mr.. Bondhiem as tho
Democratic candidate for the House OK
Delegates 10 rapidly dying away. ana u Is
now thought that he will now receive inc
full vote OF his party. although 1t was at
one time feared that he would not. inc
opposition came mainly from tho county.
who was anxious to have county man
nominated. but they now say they VIII
support the nominee OF the party.
Mr.. Henry Luckett. weil-known ola
citizen of Loudoun. died at tho Grange
Camp, in Fairfax county, Saturday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-13

Prayers were offered in tho churches OF
of this city in behalf Of tire, vene-
rable Mr.. John NJ. Wyche, the Oldest r.
tired merchant Of Petersburg, who Is
critically Ill.
Mr. James McIlwaine, wcll-known
young arcLitec; Of Nashville. IS visiting
his relatives in this his native city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-13

be- NIGHT OF DAY g. NORFOLK, OLD POINT,
VIRGINIA BEACH, OCEAN VIEW, AMI DU lCh
GAP can now be booked Z r the coming season.
LCCIEN L. TATCM. Nico-rreslient,
NolLi7 Main street ami Rockets.
IRWIN WEisIGER, Freight Gnl Passenger Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-13
METHODIST CUSTOM.
THE SAD DEATH OF TWO SOoNo
CITIZENS OF CHESTERFIELD
,.,u.,r. ., rIs, United in Dcath-Pe'
tersburg District Aiiianco--A co'or'a
Nan Falls Dead on tho street.
., tho Richmond DIspa,ch.l

,rorresnondenre Of tho Richmond Dispa,cn'i
prrxRsDUno, Va, October l2.-Birthday
combinations were the order In some OF tne
Methodist Sunday schools in this city yes
tcrdsv. Every officer, teacher, ana scno,ar
WINS expected TO drop into the basket u
nanny for each year of his or her age. AT
the Washington-Streot church when mas
n large school. the sum realized Dy this
nIan was a considerable one. Ihis pan
has been adopted in the Sunday schools oi
nearly sll the religious denominations.
The Rev. Mr. Friscoe. of Accomac c9uI-
" who has for some days been cohuuctII
mo au interesting and SUCCESSFUL refINa,,
a, tho West-End Baptist churcp, recoi.S ~,
a telegram yesterday announcing tue III
ness Of two members OF his faInily. ne
IL, for horne on tho first train this morn
100 The pastor. Rev. Mr. Barker, VINO
bas been visiting in Baltimore. - expecteu
home tonight 10 continue the revival
Tba inc new depot building which the
A,ian.ic Coast Line has estaolshcdOt ,af-
,on's. about midway between heaui IN,
Sfonv-C reek stations. Is nearly couP'etcu'
II will prove great convenience as sup
Ming point for large farming community
and the farmers III the ylclnlty arc teJ"i0-
irg over their prospective rellei.
N, Honor Judge Is. A. Hancock passed
tbrough this city to-day ca roWe 10 Law
reuceyllle. where tomorrow ne Will open
n sneclal term Of his Circuit Court Tor the
trial of several interesting cases, which
were continued from the last regular term.
Among these is that Of white woman
named Archer. who Is charged WIN
murder.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-13
RAILROAD LINES.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
" WAY COMPANY.


SCuEDl LIZ IN EtEE SKI TIMBER 90 lSol
LEAVE RICHMOND.
$40 A. NJ. Daily for Old POin, and Norfolk.
Pullman Sleeping-Car Ronceycre
TO Old Point
Hos A, d. Express, daily for Cincinnati
Through dav coach 20 Ciurinnat.
Pullman Sleeper OH Point %
konceverte, connecting with PIll-
mar Slssp,ng-Car iOr Cincinnati.
800 p. N. Express, daily for Old Point and
Norfolk. Pullman slceping-car
Cincinnati 70 Ola Point.
4:30 r. NJ. Accommodation, except sunday, Tor
Gordonsgllle and orange.
1880 +. u. Tho +. +. ", Limited, daily. Pull.
man Slooping-Car Old Point 20 Gin.
cinnatL Sold yestlbnle train. with
Dining-Car and Pullman Cor.
louisville 20 Cincinnati and Pull
man 70 Louisville; oanects At Gov.
ington va. for hoi Sprinl.
raAIss ARRiy8 Ar Ricgxosp
500 A. III. and 300 p. ii. daily from Cincin-
matt.
7:30 p. H. daily. except Sunday. from Hinton.
1885 A. n. and 6:55 L. N. daily from Norfolk.
Station: Broad street near Seventeenth
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-13

No one has ever been disappointed in
using Dn Dull'A Cough Syrup foy Q cold,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-13
JAMHS-RIvER DIVISION.
lRlchmond and Allegheny kA.lioatj

JAMHS-RIvER DIVISION.
Richmond and Allegheny kl.lioatI
LEAVE RICHMOND.
900 A. n. daily for Lyncaburg. Natural Bridge
Lexington, craig city, except Sun
day ani Clifton Forge. PRrlor (Chair)
Car Rich moad 10 Clifton Forge,
daily.
4:30 y. N. except Sunday for Lynch burg. con.
meeting with q train leaving Lynch.
burg at q A. ". daily for Natural
BRUCE, Lexington, Craig City lox-
cept Sunday aud Clifton Forga
sleepins.CM 10 Lynchburg
TRAINS AKaiyE AT kIcHn0HD.
$50 p. NJ. daily from Clifton Sorgo
$50 A. NJ. except Sunday from Clifton Forga
Station: Eighth and Canal streets
For further Information apply ~ A. w. Gar.
ber's ONCE, 901 east Main street, the Chesa-
pcakc and ohio Railway Company's stations
chesapeake and Ohio General OnAce. Eighth
aud Main. JOHN d. POTTS,
ie2S Division Passenger Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-13
DICHMOND, FREDDIE
Ia AND lOioNA.

+. T. J.. MYEAs, u.i.f.tr
4. N. EAEAs0S. utl.i..4
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1891-04-11
Midday Rests.

To'the woman's page of the Sunday
World, Ella Wheeler Wilcox contrib
utes an article urging women both young
and old who desire to preserve their
good looks and vivacity to take a part
of every day about midday, for an
hours rest and sleep. To those who
may say that sleep will not come to
them in the day time, she replies, Then
take rest, but by persistent wooing, the
faculty for midday sleep can be won. !"
she says in conclusion:
Il think some enterprising being
ought to rise up. and supplement our
physical culture and 'Delsarte' and
massage schools, by a 'slumber
school, where people will be taught
how to go to sleep at will, with an
offer of prizes to the pupils who can fall
asleep the most readily"
Her advice to women is equally good
for men. There would be less pre-
mature breakdowns among men In
active business life if they could break
the business of the day into two parts
with break of about two hours, de-
voting one hour to the sociable midday
meal and the next hour to quiet mid
day nap. To emphasize the wisdom OF
this advice, we close with the following
clipping from Medical Age:
I'm addition to the good nights sleep
it is good plan to take short nap in
the middle of the day. 1t divides the
working time, gives the nervous system
fresh hold on life, and enables one to
more than make up for the time so oc-
cupied 1t is well to guard against toe
long sleep at such times since such is
apt 70 produce disagreeable relaxation.
There has been much discussion re-
garding the after dinner nap, many be-
lieving it to be injurious, but it is never
theless natural and wholesome
Health Monthly.