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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-11

a plan Is on foot to remove the Union
Theological Seminary from Hampton
Sidney to Richmond. We trust that
the project may be carried out. Rich
mond needs "a great deal OF teaching
The Petersburg Index-Appeal.
And you might add. land Is willing
IN learn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-11

The continued talk about the succession
to Governor o. Ferrall Is very Unnecessary.
Don't throw away your time ana space
writing about anything SO far OF In the
future. brethren. You Will have your
hands full getting your representative .
decent majority for Congress next fall
The West Point vtrginian.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-11

The Sewanee Review for May. OF which
Professor William r. Trent Ii the editor
has for its leading article "Solnes; A
Study OF Ibsen's Dramatic Method'-a
critical composition by Professor Thomas
II. Price.
The next article Is ia Fontaine. Dy
Professor James A. Harrison. This Ia n
charming sketch of the great French fable
writer-"a man who was apparently a
typical Ounce man who lay fallow TIL
he was forty"
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ISAAC SYCLE & CO.,
SOB east Broad street.
luny 1921
PROPOSALS..
PETERSBURG RAfLRoAp,l
PETERSBURG, Va, May s, 1894 (
mo CONTRACTORS BIDS WILL,

i DO received for the GRADUATION, MA
sONRY, and TKESTLE OF about six l6j miles OF
new railroad near the corporation Inc Of The
city OF Petersburg, Va. Bids with be received up
20 noon on SATURDAY, the 26th Of Nay, 1894,
and should DO addressed 70 Major W. " Gordon,
engineer, Petersburg, Va. Address all other
Communications and make personal appi.ca-
tons 70 the Same address.
There viii be a largo amount OF temporary
Srestiins, and more than 1000 yards OF mason.
~. Tho work to DO completed 81 tho earliest
date practicable.
The right Il reserved 70 reject any and all
bfds my 0-2w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-11

II have said. and / expect to say as
long as ] keep my understanding, that
taxation levied on value Is the only
honest system Of taxation
SO said Mr. Mills, OF Texas, In the
United States Senate on Wednesday last.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-11

enemy came. Turn his eyes to the front
and load his gun BY all means" II says.
This question has been decided by
nearly unanimous vote Of the Monument
Association.> The figure will stand on LID
by Hill and look UP Main street IT VIII
face ENTHUSIASTICALLY. a direction from
which the enemy several times menaced
the city-thc direction from which they
made their nearest approach to Rich
mond prior to the day Of the evacuation
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Louis NACHNAN.

We are still selling on the goods We
advertised the first OF tie week, and tho
way they are selling they will no. LAST
long. We have added the following 10
the list
Ladies' Ribbed Vests. DC. apiece.
Ladies Taped-Neck Ribbed Vests, loc.
Children's Ribbed Vests, oil sizes, ice.
Gentlemen's Gauze Understands, -uc.
Gentlemens Medium Weight Under
shirts, 2Jc.
Gentlemen's Balbriggan Shirts AL
Drawers, best goods, 4sc.
Ladies' English Gloria 25-lnch Tn
brellas. 69c.
Gentlomens English Gloria -s-inch
Umbrellas, 9sc.
Ladies' TwilIei Circassian-Cloth 21-
inch Umbrellas, $50.
We still hayea few OF the lineaul.o
Tissues left at . &C. yard. and aOout 900
yards fine Brown 28.inch Cotton runn4s
from 2 to 20 yards. at Sc. This Is the
cheapest cotton ever offered 10 the trade.
Come soon if you want to get something
cheap for Childrens Underwear before
it is all gone at the cheap dry'good'
store Of
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The Charleston News and Courier says
that our bronze infantryman should face
~ north, the direction from which the
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Sure euro for al AALARlAL diseases, such ~
ChillA Fever ard Asus. Lcss Of Appetite. BIZ
tousnes and Dyapeptic ptsosdseA Psias In the
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PERSONAL POINTS.

Saiat-SaeusShas told au interviewer
that he considers piano useless
item" in musical composition. Paper
and pencil, are the only materials he
works with, and he has composed on
tire operas without tho assistance in
any way OF musical instrument.
Tolstoi lives in Moscow Only as tho
guest OF his wife. The winch resi-
deuce in the Russian capital was built
ior her and the children, who Sroy up
amid all the pleasures and Joys OF
youth, their hermit-!ike father bo-
grudcing them none OF tho vanities OF
the world.
The famous painting by Constable
called ''Scope on the Riyer Stour,"
but better known popularity US Tho
White House. has been sold in Lon
don for 200 guineas ($5l, 00o). 1t was
bought in 1915 for 500 guineas.
c. S. Bushnell, OF CONNECTICUT who
furnished the money necessary for tho
building OF the Monitor and carried
out 10 full the ideas OF its inventor,
John Ericsson, is still living and enjoy
iuS ROOu ueuIlII.
Tie host dressed Woman in the world
is said to be Queen Margaret OF Italy.
Her wardrobe inc!udD countless vari-
city oil elegant costumes, and she seldom
wears dress moro than once.
Sir Donald Stewart. who has arrived
in this country on visit. is one Of the
five British field marsh9ls, and is the
first officer OF that rank to set foot on
American soil.
English papers say that Mrs. Hum
phry Ward has made $4,000 from
'David Grievo," $4,000 from Marcel
Ia" and 10000 from Robert Ellsmere.
Aquilla Robertson, the first white
child born in Indiana. is still livingnear
Deputy, Jefferson county. lie is ninety
years old.
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Some kind oil staritf bill will pass
because tho Democrats wish to DO ablo
to cay to tho country that they have
redeemed their pledges in this respect
Il they could do nothing better than to
change Il iow items in tho Mckinley
law thoy would do that and put tho
whole thing'throuch rs new measure,
Just to chow that they can pass bill in
the line OF tariff reform"
Even at this late day the principal
provisions of the bill they will pasa
can DO toretold, but few things arc
settled beyopd question. Tho income
tax will be in tho bill to catch tho in.
dustriors and provident and fortunate
in tho1orth. Free wool will be in the
bill to punish the wool growers OF the
north for being for the most part Re
publicarE.
Projected rice and peanuts Will be in
tho bill because they are southern pro-
ducts. Protected sugar will DO in tho
bill for the benefit OF tho Louisiana
planters and to pay back to the sugar
trust millions for the hundredz OF thou
sands advanced to the Democratic cam.
paign fund. An increased internal rev.
cnue tax on whisky will bo in the bill
bccause i trust has its grip on that pro-
duct and an able-bodied trust with
money has no trouble to get tho car OF
the Democratic party. Thcsc things
will bein the bill. For tho rest wo shall
have to watch and pray.
Z II ever the senate gets through with
the bill it will 20 to the house. which
will refuse to concur in the senate
amendments. Then conference COM
mittoc OF the two houses will BIO APP
pointed, and nobody can guess what TO-
port that committee will bring in. This
is tho unsatisfactory shape OF tariff re-
form" to-day after a!iLhe months OF dis
cussion and uncertainty.
The progress on any definite limo up
to date has not been.great. When tho
Republican party gets hold OF tho tsuifl
question again it will DO better. It will
mature q bill on 4 principle and it will
put it through with reasonable dis
patch. This is one OF tho marked
differences between a party OF vasaries
and tentative theories and patty OF
fixed principles with a genius for buai-
ness.
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Taxation on a War Footing,

Senator Hill has succeeded in his de.
sire to call the country's attention to
the $3.50, 00oof money Invested in gov
ernnont bonds beyond the reach Of tho
income tax. Fifty Of the Vanderbilt
millions are so Invested. Tho income
tax will not rcch these Investments, and
yet il is supposed TO be the finest sort OF
tax on wealth.
Tho fact ID that an Income tax is une-
quail and unfair. form OF taxation to DO
resoyted to in war time when the coun-
try must have every dollar it can lay
its hands on without nice regard to the
equities. Iu such time, whom every
thing that patriots held dear was n.
stake, the Democratic party was bitter
and Incorporating in its hostility to
IN income tax.
In these timos OF poaco tho Domo.
cratic party is determined to put the
tax system oftho country on a war loot.
ing
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IN LIGHTER VEIN


Said an exasperatcd father at the din
ner-tablct you children turn up your
noses at everything on the table. When
l was boy l was glad to get enough dry
bread to eat" 81 say, papa, you arc
having much better time Of it now you
are living with us, amt your" remark
cd little Tommy.-TR.B,S.
Aunt Muria-"Are you sure that Mr..
Spooncr loves YOUR Carrie-"I guess
you would tlIiu!1 SO, to hear tho silly
things he says tome" Aunt Maria
"But how do you know you love him?"
Carrie--"Because they dom seem silly
TO me. "-1it-Bbs.
Snaky JIM see .yon slidin' away
from that house pooty swift. Wot's
the matter up there? Weary Wrng-
Gles-WeIl, BY this time the wetter'-
nary surgeant is dicein' bullets
out OF tho COW. The misses had gun.
Washington Star.
SLOW can you call Timmins poetry
popular? Nobody reads it" Il didn't
mean that it was the kind everybody
reads; | mean that it is the kind every
body writes. "-Endianapolis J@tnIql.
Wiie-What did you tell your friend
that never said much for, when it was
only yesterday that YOU declared that
1 talked all the timer Husband
Well, that's differens.-PrI.
Bronson-Havo you heard that now
Populist scheme for making us all rich :?
Johnson--What is it? Bronson-Evcry
man is to be put on The police force
Puck.
Nov. little one, what would you say
il were to give you these? Would YOU
say those is good oranges or these are
good oran.csT' "How kin l tell till I
suck Fem 2'-LyG
"Aunty, aunty, bring the dictionary,
quick" Aunty-"Whats the matter?"
THE baby has said a new word, an
let's Gee what it moans.-Intsr Ocean.
Aliss Chiefs Newport on tho sea,
Mr.. Pipp? Pipp-Aw, bless YOU, no.
Ita on the blooming shoah, don't you
kuow?-NtW York World.
"Dobson claims to DO seli-made
man." "He looks like an amotcur job"
-Nec York World.
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pensioners TO tho respectable number
OF 3,422 have had their pensions 10.
creased at tho rate Of 81 a month.
Democratic opponents oil ponsiona to
Union soldiers have thought 1t strange
that there should DO any increase 10
tho pension disbursements on account
Of tho war Of tho rebellion. They do
not think It strange that there Is 40 in.
cronae under their administration in the
expenditures on account Of tho war In.
Mexico. which Is ancient history to this
generation.
Tho Democratic ndministration sees Il
decided difference between the two
classes Of pensioners. Tho difference Ia
IN tho boneticiarics and their rotations
TO tho Democratic party past aud pros.
ant
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Social iIylrOphnOin.

Amazed and maddcned by the dood
OF the Italian assassin, tho thOughtlcss
among the French turn TO tho Italians
near ut hand to wreak their vengeance
Oh them. Ii tho authorities had not in.
ter'erod promptly and resolutcly Italian
life and property in Franco would hapo
boon sacrificed by the Wholesale to ap-
pessc the popular fury.
OF course nothing could DO moro I'M
just. II thoro be IN Italian in Franco
or elsewhere who approves Santos cruel
deed he approves because he is an An
arcnist. BY ull other Italians and by
all other persoEs OF whatever nationality
the inoxcusab!e c,imo ID held in abhcr-
renee.
Premier Crispi, OF Italy, in conveying
tho condolcucc OF his government to
tho government aud people Of Franc c,
said with eloquent force what every
body recognizes as true: "Assnsans
have no country and the countries
giving birth to those committing such
crimes ore tho first TO repudiato them.
France and Italy can soe in tho assassin
only an enemy OF humanity" The case
could not DO better put.
Santo is an Anarchist. To the Anar-
chist all parsons in authority arc OF tho
same nationality, for thoy represent
that organized society against which
anarChism tho world over plots and
hur!s its bombs and uses its knife
Santo would as SOON have killed tho
king Of Italy or tho president oil Swift.
zerland as tho president OF France il the
chance had come to him.
Anarchism is sort OF eocial hydro
phobia which knows no natioual lines.
Auarchists are the mad dogs OF society.
When dog is known to be mad he
is disposed OF before he gets a chance
to bite. This is tho way to deal with
tho known Anarchist.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

London fire engines often havo TO atop
on their way TO lres to take up turn
cock. livcricd frnctionary who Is
Olono allowed to have tho key to a FIRE.
plug.
Tho Bourne vino Collars noar St.
flolena. Col, have a capacity oil 1900, 900
gallons. They are tho largest above.
ground vino cellars in the world.
The mCerschaum pipe Ia said to have
been invented by Rn Hungarian shoe
Inakor in 1924 Ills original pipo 10
preserved In museum at Pcsth.
Long Island grave diggors, who have
boon getting 81 70 day, arc no in arms
against tho importation OF men from
New Jersey at 81 90 day.
According to DR.. Gould there are 800
stars in the northern and 1900 in tho
southern hemisphere distinctly yislbIo
TO tho naked eye.
Tho John 4. Wylio pottery at East
Liverpool, O., has beep purchased by
tho Union Cooperative Company for
S3l. 100.
a whcelmnn in Moline, Ill. died from
the rupture OF an abdominal artory
caused byioverOScrtion on his bicycle.
Tho l2i largest cities in tho country
show q steady and tolorably Uniform
decrease in tho average size OF family.
Tho First Presbyterian church OF
Jeraay City has decided to use iudivld-
Jul cups in tho communion service.
by vote OF 10 to liz tho American
Railway Union mas decided To exclude
colorod men from membership.
There is big revival going on in An.
ni,ton. Ala, and large audiences arc in
attendance every evening.
Remains Of prehistoric man of tho
mound building period have been found
in Charlotte Haroor, Fla.
Ohio taised 4,37S,7oj sheep las. year.
value Sl4, 100000; Texas raised 100000,
value S7,000OO0
Railroad tics last about eight yOars.
Thore arc usually $500 OF thom in
mile Of track.
The people OF France pay taxes
amounting to $lo,0O0,OOo 4 year on their
windows.
Only 1925 per cont OF tho voting
strength Of the United States is cOlorod.
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Iii tho proud boast OF this admins.
trasion that it will save tho country in
pensions this year tho comfortable sum
ofS2o,0000Oo. So lar as any OF this rep.
rescnts pensions wrongtully granted IT
ia right'to withhold it and it is real
saving. So far as it represents money
unfairly withhold from any veteran, his
widow or his orphans. it ID tho most
disrepu,ablc sort Of robbery.
1t ia significant. that there ia to be no
show Of saving in the matter OF Mexican
war pensions, 4 largo part of which goes
south to mon who were fighting against
the Union when the men from whom
S90,0o000O have boon taken were fight
ins to save the Union. Mexican pen
sions are increased by sl,SO0OOa. These
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TnERE is n suspicion tina. Does Croker
went abroad to get away from the sugar
trust investigation. OF course he knew
oil about tho deal between the trust
and tho Democratic party, butthe sugar
trust committee did not need him. and
has not missed him. The Developments
in New York have moro interest for
Croker than the sugar trust invitations.
Ii he comes back he knows why he
comes. But this does not explain how
he 90: rich so suddenly.
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Fct1 York PrtsG
But there is another cause why France
and Amoricc should be linked in chains
OF sympathy. Az republics they STAND
alone among tho chief powess Of the
world. From the torch ot liberty which
first blazed forth upon these chores was
kindled tho beacon which France, the
great Eusopoan republic, holds up to
light the pathway OF the ,oiling masses
OF the, continent. As republics they
stand alone among tho important rulers
of Europe, Carnot embodied the elective
idea. He stood for tho divine right OF
tho people against tho wrong OF kings,
He represented tho ballot that breaks
the sccpter. lie was the champion, in
continent burdencd with crowns and
castles, Of the imperishublo principle OF
the equality OF man.
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TIE MURDER OF CARNoE.
A Eeny,rknble Fact.


Philadelphia FaIeI
1t Ia remarkable fact that no ono Of
tho conspicuous victima OF political as.
saSsinaiiou within our timo has been n
tyrant or 0 man who could naturally
have conferred upon himself tho animos.
ity OF political 9ntGgopists. On the
contrary, thoy have oil boon men Of
conspicuously gentle character and lib.
oral convictions. Lincoln was tho
hroNdest minded and the leaSt vinaio-
two statesman OF his period, and his
death waa cruel injury to thoeo whom
His assassin pretended and probably
imagined that no could thus Horyc.
Alexander ii was killed at ths very
threshold OF n promised career Of liberal
reform on which tho assassin thus
closed the door for generation at least.
There was nothing in Garfield to OK
plain n resort to assassination, ard
mover had man done loss to deserve
such fato than that modRat, upright,
patriotic gentleman, Sadi Garnot
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BROTHER SINGERLY, of the Philadel-
phia Record, is believed to have ,bcen
designated by the Democratic leaders
as the man who should sacrifice himself
aa the nominee for governor Of Penn.
sylvania. Mr.. Singerly has always in
sisted that tho best men should receive
tho nominations. If he be thought to
DO tho bestman he will have to sacri-
ico, won't he?
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The county convention to meet next
Saturday has in its own hands the sue
cess OF the Republican ticket in Ohio
county. Every delegate to that convon-
ton is under obligation to his party
to contribute his voice to the nomina-
ton. Of the Iuen who will stand best
with tho people and serve best il elect-
cd. Thia and nothing else is what tho
delegates have to consider.
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"Sl2zAltD" seems to have come to stay
as word which expresses the atmos-
pheric condition last like blizzard.
Ours is great and growing and elastic
language which. with all its richness,
never hosisatcs to appropriate anything
|. has use Tor.
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Fifty cents is small doctor bill. but
that is all it will cos. you to cure any
ordinary case OF rheumatism il you use
Cham6erlain's Pain Balm. Try it and
you will be surprised q. the prompt re-
lief 1t affords. The iirat application
will quiet tho pain. 50 cent bottles for
sale BY Charles Z. Goctze, viii ". IT.
win. Chris. T. Schnepi. Charles Menke.
mcllos, William Z. Williams. S. L. Brice,
A. Z. Scheole, viii Ncnkomeller, John
Coleman. Richards & McEfroy, ". Il.
Hague, Wheeling; Bowie 4 Co. Bridge.
port, and i. +. Peabody (: Son, Benwood.
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GEORGE P. A. HEALy, whose death in
Chicago is announced, was one Of tho
first portrait painters OF his time. He
achieved success early. and was commits
stoned to paint tho portraits OF some OF
the first men OF the day. His picture
OF Webster replying to Paine is one of
his wostcclebrated works, and is worthy
OF tho historic incident with which it
deals.
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KENTUCKY women Who send Colonel
BreckinridGe flowers know what kind
Of man they prefer. Condemned Grim
inals of tile worst type often receive
carloads Of flowers from hyaterical wo.
men. Colonel BreckinridGe need not
think that he is highly favored above
other fallen angels.
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NCGilHDtm S0L
Now Is tho day and now The hour for
calling iiuRl and pereuptoty halt upon
anarchy in uuy OF its ahapes; upon tho
emissarics OF anarchy woo porveTt the
liberty they enjoy to tho promotion of
nurdctous conspiracies against the
state; upon the coadjutors OF anarchy
who would tSmpoIize With its wicked
ness; upon tho politicians who would
consent to DO seen in tho company OF
anarchists; upon all who either through
the press or on the public rostrum. OF
in tho halle OF Congress would apologize
even for tho unutterable folly, to say
nothing Of the immoasurable turpitude,.
OF anarchy, or dignity With 20 much as
q hearing tho slightest suggestion of an
urchy or OF measures leading in that d.
rection.
There must be no further tooling with
this pestiontinl monaco to tho worlds
peace, and proSroas. Tho. time for stamp
ing II out ha. come.
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Chicago lnt,r Ocean.
The effect OF the assassination wiil'bc
to mako closer union among French
men. The dead president will be strong
in appeal for the republic, and in
mourning over him and in dwelling on
bisvirtues the Frenchpeople will iroWn
down the petty ambitions OF would-bo
loaders and act we'll Tor the nation.
Certainly, in this hour OF grief and
wounded pride, the. French republic has
tho profound sympathy OF the people Of
this older republic, which has seen two
revered executives struck down by
nsspeaips
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NcIU IUIls NOflu.
That such man should DO tho victim
OF u cowardly assassin shows how utter.
ly without reason or motive arc the
crimes OF anarchy.
The murderer is an Italian. But an
anarchist is IN anarchist, Of whatever
nationality he may be. and the hand OF
every man and Of every power on the
earth should BIO againet him.