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Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-31

It will interest owners of brick buildings whose walls are disfgured by white blotches to know that Philadelphia man says that he has found that a solution of common salt will permanently wash them of. Generally one or two applications will suf- fee. The white discoloration is derived from soluble salts of sodium in the mortar.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-31
EDITORIAL NOTES.

President Harrison can make excellent speeches.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-31
Ba 11auen11s.
BLOWERS FOR EASTER.

5000 Double English Violets.
 76c . Hundred.
 HUBERT A. GROVE, T1RACTICAL Gardener and Florist, ,t40 Orange I street, near Pearl would respectfully in- form the public that in consequence of closing oslt his business in the fall he will offer special Sinducements to purchasers tt this time. Green house plants of all kinds, pansiee. finest colors; 1sss:s' esas RSisa;s RSsssS nsisss IT s iasss s issd
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-31

A fine parade and unexpectedly fine weather for it.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-31

More than twenty thousand persons visited Shakespeare's birthplace last year. Three-fourths of them inscribed their names in the visitors book, and of these 9,549 were British subjects and more than one-half as many, or 5,3S5, Americans. It is strange to observe that only ninety one Germans are numbered among the visitors, for Germany buys more copies of Shakespeare's works every year than probably any other nation.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-31

The Supreme court of Louisiana re- marks that the separate car law of that State does not cover the case of interstate passengers. If negro boards through car on train which crosses State bound ary he cannot be disturbed, no matter what the stats laws may hs regulating his
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-31
gea1 Estate
WsstyiIIs to Have Rapid Transit.

-NA Building lots on Main, Fountain, West III Prospect, Willard. Alden, Barnett ano other desirable residence streets in West ville, for sale at prices ranging from two to ten oents per square foot. Now is the time to buy. For particulars, call on or address
 HI. c. Pardee, n1otf f22 Fountain street, Westville.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-22

The Ladies Auxiliary 10 the Virginia
Worlds Fair commission held quite a ball at
the Exchange Hotel Yesterday afternoon.
The spacious parlor with its tasteful apart
ments Just north Of the lobby was the room
kindly rendered by the management, and in
these gathered a number OF that noble hand
who are doing all possible TO have Virginia
well represented at the Columbian Expo
sition. During the afternoon from until 6
o'clock a large number of senators ana mem
bers of the House called. and plans were dis
cussed rs to the appropriation which will be
asked for at the hands of the legislators.
livery argument possible was used t.
convince senator's and delegates alike that
500. goo IS needed. and several members of
the General Assembly were heard T. declare
their willingness 10 vote for tho appr0 pria-
ton. They have not yet determined what
course they will pursue. while others are Of
the opinion that with the debt settlement
upon her Virginia cannot afford 10 make the
appropriation Mrs john s. Wise assists INA
teriaNy IN the movement. and to her is due
much OF the credit for the admirable work
that has been performed by the ladies.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-22

headdress of Lieutenant- Governor ). hoge
! TYLER before the Virginia World ar hsso-
citation in the hall OF the House OF Delegates
Wednesdav evening was an admirable one.
7. dealt in plain facts. and without superfluity
or yerbosity showed the necessity OF 'irglnias
| having an exhibits at the Chicago Fair in every
respect worthy Of the State. He very prop
erlv asks the Legislature 20 look at the ques-
ton from practical business standpoint and
with feelings Of becoming State pride, II not
with such sentiment would naturally be
expected OF citizens Of State with such
glorious prestige as ours.
As u business proposition alone the state
should make a fine display at the Columbian
Exposition. Her great need, as everybody
comedies, is immigration and capital 20 bring
her back to her former prosperous condition
Now that the debt incubus which for over
quarter of a century acted as a blight upon
her. frightening settlers and investors away
from her, is in .air way 10 be removed,
she should put forward her most strenuous
exertions 10 make known to the world her
resources and attractions. She has everything
desired 20 draw immigrants and capiIal 10
her. i kindly and diversified soil. when
yields ready returns if properly WORKED an
equsbTe climate. exempt from the extremes OF
either heat or cold. enabling all crops pro
duced in the North Temperate zone 10
flourish: mineral resources OF vast richness
waiting to be developed to become mines 81
wealth. and. in fact. everything which the
heart of man could reasonably wish for sho
can offer. But were she thousand fold more
favored than she is it would avail her nothing
unless she can let her attractions become
known 10 the world.
The Columbian Exposition affords exactly
the opportunity she desires, for good eX-
hibt there of her resources will not only
reach the world, but the very class ofpeoplo-
the immigrant and investing class-ihat she
desires 10 reach. As the Iieutenant-G Governor
says. she has 1000, 600 acres Of land. far more
suitable for happy and comfortable homes
than the West can offer, for sale. One cent
per acre is little enough TO advertise this vast
domain, and that would be 100000. Virginia
should appropriate Mt least this amount for
her exhibit SO that she can make showing OF
which she is worthy and in which her people
may feel just pride. Mr.. Tyler we'll says; A
nieqardly appropriation and q mean and
meagre exhibition would be worse than none
ut al "
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-22

Riclmond.- Berry & Moncure. special com
missioners. to 3. f. Turner. 50 Sc feet on east
side St James street between Duyal and
Baker. e1.5l3.50.
Lewis H. Blair 10 Il. =. Taylor. 500 feet on
west side Tenth street near Clay. Sl,55O.63.
George W. Davis to Marietta A.. wife Of
Branch +. Archer. sS 5-l2 feet on Clay street
northeast corner First (re-recOrdedl p.
Richard q. Pegram, special commissioner, to
Susan H. Bowden. l6 feet on east side Tween
tieth street between Grace and Broad. sos.
Hearico lie Roy T.. Brown 10 Florence 4.
Healy. $50 feet on Walker street northwest
corner Robinson. ,i.GJ0.
NJ c. and Joseph NJ. FourQurean 90 w. 5.
Quarles. lots 10 and II in square L. Chestnut
Hill 600.
Norihside Land Company 10 II. J.. Rennoe
lot Il IN square CO. 5000.
Same 70 II. N. Mcllhany, lot II in square
q, 500.
William W Russell TO Mark O. Hankns
A. So acres on Cary street road known as
River View. S9S50
w. 4. Woody 10 John G.. Weiss. 50 feet on
east side National cemetery road between
Brown and Lewis streets, II 500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-22
Hing. Over The School..

The Junior Order OF United American Me-
chanics and the order of United Mechanics
will have a parade here on Washington's
birthday. Mr. G. ". Tyler will be chief
marshal. and it is understood that tie nited
States Government Will send the Soldiers
Home Band from Hampton 10 Richmond 70
furnish music Tor the occasion. The Rich
mond bands will be employed, too. so there
Will be an abundance Of music tor the parade.
The Jr. O. Z. A. n. has for %
long time been in favor of having the Bible
read in the public schools aud tho
Starsand Stripes placed onail the public school
buildings. and one of the features of the I'D
Of February will be- the hoisting of the nited
States flag on the school-houses for the first
time
The School Board. in compliance with the
earnest request of the Junior Order, has
ordered flag stalls. aud By the I'D of Feb
ruary each OF the fifteen school buildings
owned by the city Will have a flag stan erected
on 10.
The Board will not issue an official order re-
earding the reading of Bibles IN the schools.
The FLAG viii be.unfur.ed over tho schools
on each iar day after the I'D instant.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-22
CHANGE IN NAMES or OUR AsyIums

We are surprised to learn that there is some
opposition to Senator Echos' bill to change
the corporate names of our asylums for the
insane. 1t is true that only one reason is as
signed for the change. but it is so clear and
strong that it ought certainly to outweigh all
that can possibly be said against H.
In the lamentable ignorance Of insanity
which prevailed in the past the foolish and
utterly groundless belief was held that il was
influenced by the moons changes. and from
this belief the word lunatic came to be indeli-
bly, associated with ludicrous ideas. And moro
than this. certain degree of unmerited
odium attached itself to tie greatest misfor
tune that can oyertake human beings on this
side OF the grave. To this odium and TO those
ludicrOus associations none are 50 sensitive AS
the victims themselves of this misfortune.
Every dictate therefore Of common sense.
every conclusion from an intelligent study of
insanity and every consideration of common
humanity demand that this odium shall be
removed
To retain the word lunatic in the corporate
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-22
Police Court.

Justice John had only few cases yester-
dav ana for the first time IN the recent his
torv of tie court each single case was dis
missed and not one penny was collected from
the following persons charged.
Hal Kelly colored was charged with steal
inc one gold and one silver ring and 81 in
United states currency, all the property Of
William Brooks
Count Da MORAN was discharged on the
charge OF being drunk.
Joe Shoemaker was charged with assault
ing and abusing Fannie hantronich. lie
was dismissed.
Eddie Lewis. colored was dismissed on the
charges OF assaultng Major Smith and Alex
ander Mallory
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-22

Nh. RIcHARDsoN the chairman OF the
Printing Committee Of Congress. has num-
Der of requests urged upon him by fellow
members which must arouse his impatience
unless he has by this time become resigned
from the frequency with which they are
made. The latest is that he shall authorize
the printing Of 100000 copies Of the Horse
Book, which is now very popular with all who
are interested in that animal. Expensive as
the printing OF so many copies would be the
cost would not be thrown away entirely if by
distribution among tho members OF Congress
they would be put in the way of learning
more horse sense, which is the most valuable
kind Of sense which legislator can possess.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-22
Women rhx.ieians for the AsyIum..

Editor Times
see no good objection 10 a law allowing
women physicians 10 be appointed at the
asylums As far as my observation goes. the
bin now before the Legislature has not. As
has been claimed, grown ont or the efforts OF
a few talking women, but 1t represents SIN
cere desire on the part of the women OF n
ginia. which ought u be gratiied.
/ have never been able 20 see that Il -
specially desirable 70 have men as physicians
for women even in ordinary practice, and j
hone the time IS not far distant when. IN
every community. there may be found well
qualified women physicians whom women
can consult whenever they may for any rea-
son prefer 10 be treated by one of their own
sex. No argument is needed 20 prove the
proDriety OF having women physicians Tor
afflicted women in the asylums. IL Is right
which belongs TO them. aud as they are un-
able to ask for it themselves their more f0rtu-
nate sisters. in a beautiful spirit of altrusm
called forth in this case both by sense Of
duty and by feeling of love. are trying 20
get for them the kind Of medical attention
they ought 10 have.
hope our Legislature will hasten to make
the bill law. Il. -. SMIHEi.
Ashland. Va. Jan. q. 1892.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-22

names of our insane asylums is to lag far be-
hind the advance Of medical science 10 per.
petuate mistake made by the ignorance OF
the past and TO continue the gFatuitous H.
fiction upon the unfortunate insane OF
stigma that belongs by right to none but the
criminal By ali means let the names Of our
asvlums be changed. Let the wise and hui
name suggestions of their superintendent be
promptly carried out. and drop the word
'.lunatic.n which is being done in nearly all
the States Of the country.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-22
..credtt LorraIne,, To NIeht.

Credit Lorraine" which was seen here
early in the season with So much satisfaction,
Will be given 10 night and SATURDAY, matinee
and Saturday night at the New Richmond
Theatre. Miss Lillian Lewis Is charming
artistic. who possesses strong influence over
the feelings OF her audiences. Her company.
which includes the weil-known name Of
Louise Pomeroy. Edmund Collier aud Walter
Fytinee. is one of the strongest and most
evenly balanced on the road. Louise
Pomerov was herself a star of considerable
note while Edmund Collier is well remem-
bered as John McCullough's leading man.
Credit Lorraine" is u powerful play. whose
climax in the last act equals Sardou's scene IN
ia Iosca" In fact. 10 many minds. sur
passes il. The advance sale indicates that
the audiences will be very large ana tashiona-
lie. several theatre parties having been made
NJ already.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-22

BENJAMIN Jacobs the Broad street pawn
broker. was arrested yesterday and lodged IN
the First police station. The warrant FOR tie
arrest was sworn out by Sergeant Iomlinson
and served hy that officer. M Jacobs was
charged with receiving goods knowing them
10 have been stolen The articles ia question
were a watch and chain alleged to have been
stolen from Mr. K. T.. Tyler, who is employed
with Messrs Z. Is. Taylor d Go.
Mr.. Jacobs was released on $500 bail.
which was given by Councilman G. G. Thou.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-22

Senator Taylor Berry. chairman OF the Sen.
ate Finance Committee and Mr.. Beverly b.
Nunford chairman OF the House Finance
Committee. had q conference yesterday morn
Ing and fixed upon next Saturday at 10 4. VI.
as the time and the Senate chamber as the
place for joint session Of the Finance Com
mittees OF the two houses toconsider the mes
sage Of the Governor and the report OF the
Debt Com mission with reference to the Oh
colt settlement Of the public debt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-22
Nod Cummings HINT.

Mr.. Edward Cummings met with serious
accident OF Wednesday afternoon in the yard
# his home on Broad street near Tenth. He
was passing out of the rear door OF bis saloon
and slipped upon the back steps. In falling
he struck his head upon the sharp edge OF a
granite step inhicting q serious cut across
the back of his head The wound was
dressed, and Mr. Cummings vas yesterday
reported as improving. but was de.irious
during much OF the day
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-22

Alta meeting of the S. Patrick's Benevo-
lent aud Social Society. held at their rooms
last evening. the following delegates were
appointed 10 attend the convention which
will perfect arrangements for the celebrate n
OF 81. Patrick's day Messrs Charles NJ
Mahony. Z. G. Martin. Joseph f. Powers.
Thomas j. Shelby Charles Il. Brooks. John
y. Sledd and John T. Roach.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-22

DR.. John ". lawson. member OF Congress
from the Second district, is rapidly recover
ing from the severe surgical operation which
he underwent at St. Luke's Hospital in this
city about two. weeks ago. The successful
return 20 his duties IN Washington within
short time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-22

Mrs. Asv s. Doors. OF Kansas, speaking
before the Female Suffrage Committee OF the
Senate Wednesday. unintentlonaliy threw an
eauivocal light on at least one Of the effects
of female suffrage N the State from which
she came. When asked if differences OF po-
litica opinion between husband and wife did
not strain their relations she replied that IN
Kansas. wnere the husband voted one way
and the wife another. IS had happened IN
several local elections each husband had
contented himself with getting mad with his
neighbor's wife. expressing no dispeasure
with his own This would seem TO show that
the exercise Of the suffrage had enabled the
Kansas wives to ovorawe their husbands to
such n degree that the latter are now afraid
to express disapproval Of any form Of opposl-
ton TO their wishes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-22

The Senate Committee on Public Institu-
tions and Education will meet this evening 10
consider the bill passed by the House which
provides for the appointment of female phy-
slclans in the female wards Of the asylums in
this State. DR.. Hunter Mcclure, who is in
favor Of the measure, will appear before the
committee and express his views.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-22

Mr.. benjamin Chambers in the chair. 90 on.
slider the bill introduced Dv Mr. j. Cat.,t
Gibson. Of CulpeDer providing Tor the reee
iatng Of private banks and private rantrg
houses and firms and for tho applinimel. NJ
inspectors for such institutions. Nj. bnu. "
the banking firm of Hinton 81 Dun. Peters.
burg. Va was the first one % oppose tic Irf
and he was followed by SIR. John j. WL-
liams. Of this city. who stated that ,.ab
an inspector as provided in the bill would Ia
an intensely disagrecable Official 10 men b. .
business as no one wanted their private All
fairs pried into. u made mo- difference
whether q banker Was worth $4,000 0-
$4,000. II he was villain be could violate
the trust rep -ed in him by those with whom
he dealt besides u was always impossible .0r
a banker to tell Just bow be stood financially.
Mr.. Williams continued that ne would ea1.
slider II an insult 20 have such law wn0'si
upon him. lie did not care o. deal with De..
ME vino did not have confidence 90 hlm. Up
Il was character that built up the capita %
any business. We ara pms on our ho.o-'
he continued "aud you might As vel e9ea
I'M 20 protect people from lawyers. because
occasionally some attorney swmale .s
clients. No Legislature has right to SGD.
nress me because of the frauds Of r.rl1
Colonel W. n. Palmer and Mr. Mcintosh
also opnosed the bin and argued 2. sons
Ianrfl AGAINST II. ANtN were i.-.n.NA Nf ..r
Nanet Of Norfolk and 4ir Aci.waro ..
Peter. mr..
Colonel Gibson. tho patron of The BILL msis
Il lengthy statement. aud explained THAI la
Iad Introduced tho bin by request lio il
not favor al of rs provisions. and thought
should be amended 20 some extent tei re
be re9ortel o. the House. The committee
finally arose without taking any acton oa tas
measure. The bi will be again coastsra.
next Tuesday afternoon.
She Oysternen.
Senator Little chairman o. tho Senate
Committee on Fish and Game. Nr ). 5 N.-
kins chairman of tho House Commute Nd
CIe,areake and It's Tributaries. Mr 'en
min Chambers and several other mem
fIe two committees held conference ga.t..
day at Ford's llote. with some oi tae is'.-
,r9vyers ~ this State o. talk over the oyster
3u which is 90 bee iutrodu ei in Che General
Assembly, no compliance with tho rec. n0,-
dations of Governor Mckinney. = u. $685.
submitted by the oystermen. but 10 Nts -
rather crude state and VIII have fp f8
amended considerably before % can tes-o.
luitted 70 the Legislature
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-22

,lr.. ..tonewa,I0 Jnclson.

Mrs est newali" Jackson. who is rep r''I
10 be Quite seriously iniisposed. arrived
the city Yesterday and went a.. once b. s.
Iuke's hospital where She VIII oe trea'ei 0
DR. Hunter Mcclure. There Is nothin esp.
eialjv alarming in the lines oi Mrs. Jack .
and under the sknlul treatment or Che
nowned physician she viii doubtless soon Do
fully restored.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-22

TIE Republicans Of Louisiana have como
through the f0rmality Of holding n conyen-
ton. nominating ticket and adopting an
anti-lottery platform. When 1t IS remem-
bered that the Lottery company have already
bought mp tho colored vote, which consti-
tutes the rank and file OF the Republican
party in the State. II may readily be con
ceived how farccal was this whole proceed
ing. However. there is method in the mad
ness of these leaders Of the Republican Tor
lorn hope in Louisiana. They will DO SOLID
with the administration when the Offices are
70 be given ont.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-22

The assassination scene in Credit Lor
raine" surpasses that in La Tosca."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-22

ISsuRREcTIoN and counter-nsurrection fol
low each other in rapid succession in Rio
Janeiro. few weeks ago there was de-
termnel uprising which led to the summary
deposition of Fonseca. who was then the Die
tator-president of the Brazilian Republic, and
now the spirit Of rebellion has again exhibited
itself in favor If his restoration 10 power.
Brazil has in very short time paid very
dearly in the number Of public disturbances
which it has experienced for the substitution
Of republican institutions for monarchical.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-22

TIE growing Importance OF tho American
navy compares very fayorably with its condi-
ton under the administrations Of Hayes and
Garfield. which Immediately preceded that Of
Cleveland When the history Of the change
which is now to be observed. and which IL
destined to reach still larger proportions,
comes to be written. the highest credit will
be awarded to Mr. whitney. who, with the
approval and encouragement Of his chief. in
aucurated the extension Of our naval power
which has already become so notable.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-22

soHroLK BUREAU. no. BANK STREET
LyNcHBURGu BUREAU. no. s2S MAIN
STREET.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-22

yhscuEsTrR BUREAU. TWELFTH AND
HULL STREETS.
pxooch Office. Tf0f Decatur street.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-01
GerthtltheS.

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Wontas Morsan. q. 81. Ban ssleet
bon Benton ipurbe gum Dbmann Der
@rpbeefdbprenen ernannt unb bielelben
erbielten oann bon Ri9ter @iiniter bic
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setban unb bann einise anbere @nts
f6eiounsen perfilnbist.
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ab unb tpenn man ibnen GIauben iden.
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elm ipabres 9arabisS Der @eiesbsfoI,
eune.
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mes S. 2apler bon @inton, Soiepb
Oapis pon 2adatpanna Totpnibip, unb
Mpers bon 9ietpton tpurben ansenom'
men.
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Daoib Seam, unb gum Superbiior bei'
ielben Topnibips Wm. Maas ernannt.