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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-30
Leo District.

Pretty mnch the same fight though upon
a smaller scale. that WINS waged before the
committees Of the General Assembly when
the question OF annexing Lee District was
up. il now being made before the Council
Committee on Streets on the proposition
90 order the opening and grading cf GER
rain avenues and streets in that territory.
The DIsPArcH was not readily converted
70 this anneution plan, believing that an
nexation should embrace suburban terri
tory on all sides of toe city. but yielded
Is opinion when The majority of the Lee
District people consented that the district
propcriy.owners should be taxed for the
principal street improvements needed.
This removed the objection urged BIZ
many Of our taxpayers, who were unwili-
ing TO see large expenditures made in Lee
District while old sections Of the city were
not provided for.
1t was the special-tax feature that car
ried the annexation bill through--a feature
which Is not in harmony with our present
system OF municipal taxation. and which
for that reason is not without objections
Now il but remains TO put the Law IN force,
and special meeting OF the Street Com
mittee has been ordered TO consider what
improvements should be ordered.
The present condition of Lee District,
especially Of that portion around and
about tho Ike monument. makes bad
impression upon visitors to this city. Our
people used to say apologetically TO
strangers: IT is not in the city; it is in
the, county. We have no control over that
territory" But we can make no such ex-
cuse now, and we should go ahead with
reasonable dispatch with the improve
ments. or else have the annexation bill re-
pealed.
AZ the recent meeting here of the repre-
seDtatives of the United Confederate
Veterans astonishment was expressed that
so little had been done to improve the LER-
monument neighborhood. A considera-
ton of this fact, we doubt not, induced
them to object to the Soldiers Home as
the site tor the DAVIS monument and to
resolve in favor of Monroe Park. The
cornerstone of the LEE monument was
laid October 81, 1887. Nearly i've years
have passed. and the grounds and neigh
borhood are still unimproved.
is that creditable to us
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-30
UNDERWEAR.

Don't procrastnate. Underwear, and heavier
than you have been wearing, Is OF more import
ance now than many imagine. Our assortment
II now con- plete, and offers you better values
than was ever before shown on our counters.
LADIES' JERsEY-RIBBED VESTS az 25c.-as
good as yoa generally pay 3vc. Tor. -
LADIES' FINE JERSEl-RiBBED VESTS,
guaranteed not 70 shrink. 15c.
LADIES FINE ALL-W00L JERSEf-RiBBED
VESTS. OIL, $3.50, and 81.
LADIES' J Jersey RlBbED PANTS, me quail
ties, 81, sf.25, and s1.50.
LADIES' WRITE MEkIN0 VESTS, so and
Toe. PANTS 10 match at Same price.
LADIES ALL-W0OL WHITE VESTS at 81,
sl.25, sl.5O, and 81; PANTS 10 mach a. samo
price.
LADIES NATURAI-wooL VESTS, oil, sl.25,
s1.5O, and 81; PANTS 70 match at same price.
CHILDRENs AND MISSES VESTS at 20 and
Soc, according 10 size and quality.
INFANTS FINE WOOL WRAPPERS, best
Norfolk and New Brunswick goods, sizes TO D.
corresponding with Nos is TO 2b--l5 20 Doc.
MEMS WHITE MERINo UNDERSTANDS,
MEN'S ALLrWooL WHITE UNDERSTANDS
at $3.50, e., g.25, $3.50, and s3.
MEMS NATUkAL~MOOL UNDkRSHlkIs at
80, Toe, 81, s1.26, aud 81.
MEN s SCARLET WOOL uNDEkSHlRTS az
81, Sl.25. Si,5O, and 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-30
virginia-General Bradley t. Johnson.


The Times of yesterday says:
"lf the DrsrArcH win read again the TSn'sss
article Of Tuesday IL viii SEQ that We expressly
pointed out the fact that General johnson had
remarked on virginia-and New York and
Massachusetts, aiso-hsving reserved, in terms,
the right 90 seeede from the Union at their plea
sure. But the DIsPATcn must see that the reser-
vations which these three States made did not
meet. the exisencies OF the case. These reserva-
lions we're for the benefit Of the people Of those
three States, but for their benefit only"
We do not understand that the reserva.
tions which Virginia. Massachusetts. and
New York made in ratifying the Federal
Constitution were made for the benefit of
the people of those three States and their
benefit only. On the contrary. Virginia
said;
1--WE, the delegates Of tho people OF Virginia,
duly elected In pursuance OF Recommendation
from the General Assembly, and now met IA
convention, having fully and freely investigated
ana discussed tie proceedings OF the Federal
Convention, and being prepared as well as tho
most mature dehbcration hath enabled us to
dwell thereon, DO, IN the name and In behalf OF
The people Of Virginia. declare and make known
that the powers granted under the Constitution,
bolre derived from the people OF the United
States, may be resumed BY them whensoever
the same shall DO perverted 10 their injury or
oppression" &c, dc, &C.
I'm the name and in behalf of the peo-
pie of Virginia" the Virginia State Con-
ventson declared and made known that
the powers granted under the Constltu-
ton, "bciHg derived from tie people Of tie
United Szctes, may be resumed by them
whatsoever the Same shall be perverted TO
TIER injury or oppression" &c. &c. yir-
eipia asserted the right OF the people of
the United States-thAt is. the right OF
each and every State-to seeede from the
Union whenever the powers granted TO the
United States were perverted 70 the in
jury or oppression of the State or States.
We add that We would by no means dis
parags General Jonssos's argument.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-30

and wide. We could only ~ish that the Ma
tusal Bridge Of Virginia wersss well known.
for, though not noisy sight like roaring
Nis3ara. Ia many respectsit is quito nssub-
lime. and JnfrEnsos. who was great stu.
dent Of Nature. man included. said that
to ace u was rwcli wcrth trip across tho
Atlantic" even In that day OF sail-bcats;
slow hail-hoats a. thaf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-30
LEV Y&DAVIS.
There are Kid Gloves and Kid Gloves.
Some are worthy tho name and others
are not. Our new stock OF
Ladies' Kid Gloves

for street and evening wear has Just ar
rived, and II is tho most complete assert.
ment we have ever shown.
We have taken extra care to select
only such makes that have stood the
test Of wear. that you may be sure OF
receiving as good glove in every re-
spect as can be found in this country.
LADIES' BUTTON KID GLOVES. 75c, 81.
81 20, s1.5O, and 81.
LADIES FosrER-HooK KID GLOVES, all
cOIors and black, 81.
LADIES GENUINE FosTER-HooX KID
GLOVES, blacks only, si.50 and Sl.75.
LADIES' sUHDE MoUSQU EfAIRE hid
GLOVES. II, Al. 25, $3.50, sl.73. and 81.
LADIES' EVENING KID GLOVES, 1s-Duiton
length. s2.75.
THE .REGEyr" KID GLOVE, this lates; for
street wear; colors-bruwn, tan, slate. red, biue,
mode, etc.-With the wris: trimmed with con-
trssting shades, the cUmhinaiion forming
pleasing effect With costume OF the same Color.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-30

The Norfolk Landmark takes step far in
advance of Mr.. CLEVELAND when 1t pro-
claims itself in favor of "fst-footed OPP
position to immigration" 1t thinks that
we cannot slit immigration, and that the
timc has come when We should hold
America for Americana
We like Mr. CLEyKLASD's position better
than the Landmarks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-30

"Two-forty" used 70 DO considered fast
time Tor trotter. but the record is beng
steadily reduced THAT il to say, speed
Is being constantly increased--aud now
Nancy Hanks has brought il down 70 2.Oi.
This Is msrysllously quick time. but il Is
subject TO reductions that will no doubt
soon be made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-30
NO NEGRO IS WANTED
RocK-eorTow FACT THAT CAUSED
LANGsToN TO DECLINE.
Forthcoming Address of the Malone Re-
pabiicans Denosneips the Burksviiio
Conysnsisn.-A Horse stolen.


fcorrespondence Of the Richmond pispatch-i
PKrFnsBuna. Va. September 29.--John
NJ. Iangston, The colored Republican
leader, who after accepting declined the
nomination for Congress at the hands OF
the Burkeville cc2vention, gives his res-
sons therefor in IA interview published
this morning. However delicately and
plausibly the matter may be covered over,
there is one "rock-bottom fact that in
iluerced his declInation which is well I'M
derstood by the public as well as by Lang
stou: No negro was wanted as chndi-
date. Neither wing OF the Republican
party wanted HIN for this reason; and
while the colored people preferred him as
the representative of their race the white
leaders and voters were against him. and
he was advised that he would be beaten II
he should run. On this basis Laugston
had been reasoned with long before the
convention met.
The nomination of Mr.. s. Y. Gillian az
the Republican candidate will. IL is be-
lieved. greatly help the Democratic candi-
date. who viii not now have to com bat the
proposed Republican and Third-party
combination.
POINTED PAPER.
Inc fuuTb5s OF the MhuOHe DtpuDifObio
denouncing the action of the Burkevllle
convention will be issued within the next
two or three DAYS and will be sent
throughout the district. II will be q
strong and pointed paper and will be read
with interest.
BOLD ROBBERY.
A social entertainment was given last
night ut the residence of Mr.. A. T. Rich
ardson, near Church Road. in DinwiddIe
county. at which large company OF ladies
and gentlemen were present. and festivi-
ties were kept up until late hour. This
morning between 2 and O'Clock. when
the company we're dispersing. it was dis
covered that Mr.. Richardson's stable bad
been broken open and fine mare stolen,
and that a saddle and bride belonging to
one of the guests were also missing. They
had been stolen to put on the mare. At
this writing there is no clue to the thief.
THE YEARS TOBACCO TRADE.
The tobacco year closes tomorrow.
While the exact figures OF receipts and
sales cannot yet be obtained, 1t is under
stood that they tall considerably below
last years report.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-30

We regret TO hear Of the severe illness
OF the Hon. Rooxa q. MINIS, aud hope
soon to be able to announce that he is on
the high read 10 recovery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-30
IL, IS, 10, AND II EAST BROAD.

To-day is Remnant-Day. Tomorrow
Saturday we will be closed. Open
Saturday night at $50.
Sunday we may be able to announce
the date of the Millinery Opening.
Monday-Opening-Day for all other
departments.
Tuesday and Wednesday-At home to
our city friends to be sure they are as
ready as we will be on
THURSDAY for the beginning Of the Ex-
position throng.
To-day: Remnants and Short-Lengths
in every experimentation tribute TO the
trade for helping US keep stocks clear
and clean. Two items only here-and
one OF them not short lot, but a wind
fall of value
1900 dozen Ladies' Black Hose OF undoubted
excellence. They start ut 19c. a pair. and the
usual 33c. Stocking Is the lowest thing thatn
stand comparison. From that price up to the
highest.
100 Remnants ofSik. We've gone through the
great silk stock and labelled every short-lengih
and end OF lot Afew pieces as long as IL yards ;
from that to yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-30
LEVY & DAVIS.
RAND OPENING OF NEW FALL
~ GOODS Ar MITTELDORFER'S NEW
GRANITE BUILDING, 217 EAST
BROAD STREET.

An entire new stock OF NOVELTIES In DRESS
GOODS, LADIES. MISSES, and CHILDREN'S
WRAPS, UNDERWEAR for Ladies'. Children,
and Gentlemen; CARPETS in oil grades; RUGS
II Tspestry, Velvet, smyrna, ana c6 hs9I n1
RLES, all sizes; FLOOR OIL-cL0THs, POk-
THERE'S, CHENILLE TABLE-CLOTHs, LACE
CURTAINS, WIND0W-sHADES, HOSIERY,
GLOVES, CoRsETs, GlNGHAMs, TOWELS,
NAPKINS, FLANNELs. sHAWLs: UMBREL-
LAS, RIBBONS, TRIMMINGS Of all kinds,
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR, SILKS.
Our entire new stock 10 very complete In all
branches. Our prices are the lowest: Our
goods are the best. We guarantee satisfaction.
Our motto: Quick sales and small profits.
DRESS G0ODsi DRESS GoODSI
Storm ssrges Ia all colors at 12lf, 20, 25, 80,
80, 80, Zoe, Ell, and sl.25. These are good
values and very scarce.
C0LORED DRESS GOODS In Cheyrons, Glacie,
Whipcord, Henriettas, Serges, Popitns, Bristolr,
Crodinete, Brocsdes, Diagonals, and all the
popular new goods at thu following low prices !:
l2lS, II, %, 20. 33, 80, AZ 40, 81. 6S. "a, SDc,
g., sl.25, sL50, s1.75. and 81. All OF these
prices are much below the regular prices.
BLACK DRESS GOODS in endless variety
from 10c. 70 S1.75 per yard.
SILKS SILKS sILKSl
in Black and Colored-all the new shades.
Fables, Bengaiines, Crystaliues, Surahs, Chi
mas. Cordiuets, Rhadamas, GrOs-Grains, Persian
Ianetas, Shaded surahs, aascovite. from 33c.
Evening shades OF Silks in all the popular
makes.
CARPETS CARPETS
RUGS, PORTIEREs, OIL-CLOTHS, MATTINGs
DRUGGETs, WINDoW-SHADES.
A LARGE NEW STOCK JUST OPENED.
Carpets in Cottage, Hemp, Cotton Chain IN
grain, Tapestry, Brussels. 1hree-Ply, Aoauette,
Velvet.
Carpets at 1919, II, 20, IS, IS, 4S. 81, 65, rs,
OBJ. 81 OF. and = 1 25 for a beautiful MOauetta
best quality, laid on the floor.
ID. & l.. MITTELDORFERS
New Granite Building,
80 % 2l7 east Broad street,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-30

that, II 1t fails 10 benefit or cure, IN any case,
You have your money back.
It's q medicine that cures, In all diseases
caused by torpid liver or impure blood.
Its not like tho sarsaparillas, which claim
20 do good IN March, April, and May. All
the wear round, with equal benefit, it clesnsos,
invigorates, and builds up tho entire system.
II you're bilious, rundown" or dyspeptic,
or suffering from any blood-taint OF disorder,
that's the medicine you need. For tho worst
forms of Hcrofula, and In tho most stubborn
SKIN and Scalp Diseases, such as Salt-rheum,
letter, Eczema, Erysipelas, and ell kindred
ailments, nothing can equal II as n perfect
and permanent remedy. Tho genuine sold
Tor 500 Beware Of spurious limitations
or dilutions, offered at less prices
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-30
MISS ELLETPS sCHOOLHs
WI TTnT4

100 EAST GRACE ,fH.tf
The next session ~ th.- aaH VIZ ~
MONDAY, SeptsmDer 20, lNN,. ss|
Miss kAIHAEISE HOwAsp As'-. ,
p. WILLIAMS Aashematics, Me-, "hI.i
Physical Culture. hadamuse.e .Iii4 y
BASOWsEI. French. German, f''iat'
Modelling Will b. taught in il' rr,f
The kindergarten will bo rcn eI.l .l' ''-
MONDAY IN OCIOBEll ~.
For circulars Apply % Wee, l.hns'la = i,
an 3O~3I, Se2,4,7.0.1I,I4.lO.ls'-.'-l- '--
30,0r2.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-30
I.axe,s unnartaintia..

How unfortunate us vhsn No sre tn lore,
There's soms impending crisis or other;
kor Il Wero not kicked BY the girl that NO lore
We mar h bS her father Or her brother.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-30
BOYS HATS.

Have you seen the BOYS HATS we sell at 25,
Doc, and 81 In all the latest stylesr Our Gus
toners tell us they are the best for the price In
the city.
New stock OF BOYS PANTS for school and
dress wear now in. Tho prices are MUCH Lgss
than you ordinarily pay for them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-30

LADY's BLACK CHEvIOT-CLoTH ENG
LIsH ToP-C0AT, short length, reduced from
$40 to s2.75.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-30

NIUSICAL.-MR. y. BONDlSs
wi CLAPP WILL RESUME AIS ~
IN yOCAIIZATION AND fHk 'ItW
TIE PIANO-FORTB OCTOBER J. - Al
Communications may te atif,'' "a
east Grace street. - -'-'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-30

CgILDREN's DARK-sTRIPED CHEvIOT-
CLOTH CLOAkS, heavy weight, sizes A, o, and
8 years, reduced from IS 10 s2.75.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-30

1 CHILDs MIXED-CHEvIOT DRESS, dark
color, size IL years, reduced from sS 20 $40.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-30
SPECL4L NOTICE.

Saturday being a holiday. OUR
STORE WILL NOT BE OPEN FROM
FRIDAY NIGHT TILL MONDAY
MORNING.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-30

CHILDREN's NAVY CHEv1oT-CLOTH
REFERS, sizes 4. o, and 10 years, reduced
from 1850 70 s2.75.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-30

ANTI-MUS-KEI0,..
win efiectually drive away n0s, 10 -
drops sp,lnkled On the pillow. l' asa -
odor. Applied 20 a bite u viii o. o1.' !, -
the Irritation. e will not inl1fo 'l'
cate skin. Price SOC. bottle. -n.
For sale by druggists AM Tho.e.1', Y
R2n.si..-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-30
JACOB MAY & SON
6O7 Broad street.
tse 25-SITu6Fi
EDUCATIONAL.
pELVIDERE KINDERGAglU
~ AND SCHOOL
les NORTH BELyIDERg >IBgE
NEXT SESSION OPENsSErTEMH .su.

Miss ROBINSON, Principal from D0fs In.
Training SghO0l, New York r'ty
Miss STEVENSON, Assistant Oh hi1l.-f-l
from Alden's Training S,foH.
Miss CRINGAN, ASSISTANT ll Primary lsFi
ment.
hiss STEVENSON, Direct r0f lhvia. GAG,
Miss THAw, Instructor % la1rls
There will be- fielrh Cnuf.. sst pm lis 30
Sewing ani Modelling all te iA.ghi b 30
school.
Miss Goes Kiniergarfen WIS tfe .-s rsri
Cor Centennial Exhibition In 1876
Alden's School Is the selection H-sl,. rrc
the Worlds Fair. Circu'rs az NEsL AA
SrON & cos, and ~ S2hts arsi Gar 80
IA 2T-ru. FkSutfDcl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-30

1LADY's BLACK JERSEY CLOTH JACKET,
bound In silk braid, size 80, reduced from $3.50
TO- 1915.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-30

pair PEARL BIARRITZ GLOVES, black
stitching, sizes 616 aud ia, were 81, now 75c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-30

12 pair GRAY AND BROWN BARRITZ
GLOVES, sizes 634 and z were 81, now 75c-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-30

pair 3-BUTToN BLACK KID GLOVES, size
614, we're S1.25, now 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-30
WOODWARD
e
LorHRop.
TEMPLE
DRY-GOODS STORE,
corner Broad and Adams streets.
BUSINESS HOURS: sA NJ. UNTIL
BUSINESS HOURS: sA. NJ. UNTIL o P. NJ.
Remnant Clearing Day.
TO-DAY
FRIDAY). SEPTEMBER BOTH.

LADIES TAN-CLOTH CAPE. embroidered
In black, size 80, reduced from $40 TO 1918.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-30
mics ,,rnIcINT,. 81.

DRUGS. MEDICINE,, g. -
M PER CENT. CAEBOLlt'A..ss
~ DIsINFECTANT. 80 cer'' pr -
sure preventive % cnolera. -Ass'ftI
drugstore. Manufzc;urei by JrhH ALn'i'
1916 Williamsburg avenue, h!---.-.''i. is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-30

No body 0ivcr.
fises that bis blood
medicine doesn't
amount to much.
They re all Of
them /" the bestr
But there's only
one OF thom that's
good enough TO
guarantee = and
that Is DR.. Picrce's
Golden Medical
Discovery. With
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-30

EDWARD PAINE. TEtCHEB "
IA SINGING AND PIANO, fIl ~ hpi
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION BUILDING -
IL to and 3tO Physioiof.eai De'e-i -
Of tho volco, Correct oullra1'n.
..L.l. NtLE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-30
FIRE VIRGINIA MECHANICs Is
.pE FRANKTIN.9V STREET Ca0C

U'hE L Kan h Inns htLl oO1pYs
Il will reopen SEPT EMBtk go DrinI
at tho bookstores. ADD ress OIL. srfiru.-i J.
Ashland. Va After thst the lrlala as4
found at the scnool-house, 40 a.s. j iilt-+
his residence. east Grace.
q. ~. Motley. r-il 1,A
auJl-Im DANA H. EIOkki ANs.A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-30

The tobacco year closes tomorrow.
While the exact figures OF receipts and
sales cannot yet be obtained, it is under
stood that they fall considerably below
last years report.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-30

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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-01
SITTING IN A DRAUGHT.
Serious Results Must Follow Where VI
taIity Is Low.

Serious Results Must FOLLOW Where VI
taIity Is Low.
1t is strange, the difference there is
in people about sitting in draught of
air. Some persons can sit or lie in a
draught and not suffer the slightest
Inconvenience, while others would
catch their death Of cold in few
minutes. Why is this : Iticannot be
wholly due to the relative strength Of
the individual, not solely to the con-
ditions of particular organs of the
body. Judging from observations it
would seem that, other things being
equal. those who have the best capil-
larry. circulation are the ones least like
" to suffer. But this, again, depends
upon certain other conditions. Aper-
son who has very feeble pulse,
showing low vitality, cannot have a
good circulation in the capillaries the
surface is easily chilled, hence the dan
ger Of taking cold.
But you viii see another individual
with strong pulse, good vitality, who
is apparently as susceptible to draughts
as the one who is feeble. The cntane-
Gus circulation is sluggish owing to
normal conditions. It may be due to
an error in diet or something which
interferes with the surface circulation.
One who lives largely on oily foods
may have skin SO torpid that the
capi.laries in it cannot do their work
properly. Or if there is an excess Of
bile in the blood this fluid may be SC
thick that the fine network of capil
laries cannot carry it. The surface
circulation will be sluggish and the
skin easily chilled,
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-01
No. /.
White Flag

TEMPERATURES AT O'Clock 4. $50.
Maximum 45o
Minimum-3so.
WINDS Force Moderate.
Direction from n. w
SrArE or SKY: Clearing.
Rain fall
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-01
cHamHERsBuEa MAY BE OUT.
Through Trains Oyer the w. M. Il. X. to
Go by Gettysburg.


A recent Reading, Pa. dispatch
say: 1T is reported here that the
officials of the B. & 0. and Reading
railroad companies have decided to run
through express trains between New
York and Chicago via Allentown,
Reading, Harrisburg and Gettysburg
and Hagerstown. Connection will
he made with the B. u o. at Cherry
Run. which is 277 miles from New
York. This ronte is ~ miles shorter
between New York and the west than
that via Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Rashingtown."
The Chambersburg Repository re-
marks: IF this be true and we have
good reasons for believing that it. is,
Chambersburg and the towns along
the valley south of Mount Holly will
be cut out of these through trains.
This may only continue for a short
time, however, as the work of con.
structing a new line from Five Forks
to Hagerstown is being agitated.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-01
AGKEEAnIY suRPRIsED.
Prof. Rolfe VIII write an Article on the
RAgerstoM.. CENTRE.

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/, Prof. Henry w. Rolfo, lecturer Of
the University Extension Centre, is SO
well pleased with the great interest
taken and the unqualified success
which has been achieved for the Gem
tire in this city, that he intends writ
ing an article ON the Hagerstown Cen
tire for magazine published in Lon
don, and which is the organ of the
University Extension movement. Prof.
Rolfe further adds that in no other
town has he found such a deep-rooted
enthusiasm for literature. When he
came here, he did so full Of prejudice,
having been informed that Hagerstown
did not eace for ANYTHING beyond mon
ey making. But he says lie was most
-agreeably surprised to find 50 much
latent literary talent among our peo-
pie, and most Of the papers containing
opinions and criticisms handed him by
the members contain exceptional lit
eary worth and DISPLAY a knowledge
IF literature that is both surprising
and unique. Hdgerstotn GLOBE.