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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08
NOTE PAPER AND HOW TO USE IT..
Monograms Impressed as Coiored Devices
Are Out of Fashion.
written for the Dispatch)

written for the Dispatch)
After all is done and said about good
form in the paraphernalia Of note-writing'
rotbino Is 50 distinctive a mark Of fine
taste as the simplest sort Of paper. The
revs-t and best and smartest just now
is white bank-note leaf so finely woven
AZ - resemble parchment ana the sheetS
CIT in large squares.
lin in the left-hand corner an impression
Of ones crest almost In immature -
stamped in the paper itself, just as manu-
facfurers Impress their trademark IN
common commercial note. or course /,
Won are living in the country your fuil
nost-oflice and station address is printed
in red or black letters across the right
hand corner OF the sheet and the crest
ana address are repeated on the flap OF
the envelope. Notes written on this very
large paper are supposed to occupy only
the centre OF the sheet, leaving at least
an inch-Hide margin all around. Inc
sheet Is then folded twice and put into
the square envelope, on which the address
Il grouped as nearly as possible IN the
centre.
sealing-wax IL little used now by peo-
ple who adopt the very most correct style
Monograms have disappeared along with
crests and notices done In silver, gilt,
or colors However emphaticaiiy the
reign OF simplicity is In force, no bar Is
placed on individual eccentricity, and one
smart woman has adopted the rather
absurd trick Of addressing and stamping
her envelopes on the back side. This
effort TO break away from convention
ality is great mistake and distinctly
vulgar belonging IN the same category
with scented paper and the use OF colored
inks. Purple and black ARE the two inks
good form permits
A step toward reform In handwritipgs
has been introduced recently by good
many women who are anxiously studying
the legible, compact, and neat chirography
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nv the Mt. Vernon (o) Lodge Of Elks
~ 49, 80. IIn ,iaxnd hIa eYcr-pOpular |

, nv tho MI. Vernon (O) Lodge OF Eiks
IN that city He played his ever-popuiar
coropositIon on the violin. ana was ap-
pauded 10 the echo.
Professor Hermann has TWO rsn'hins
Ne aiIusIons-both or which are complete
novelties-that will be features OF BIS
performance next season.
THE Bostonfins propose to make Dig
revival OF "FatlnitEa" next season. Ihey
will also present two new operas, ohs
ID, oscar Vel. author OF "Suzettc, ana
another entitled prince Ananias" music
by Victor Herbert, Ybretto ny FRANCIS
Nelson. a., -. 49,
Iolua ColIlns's company viii next sea
son be known az the Lotte Coihn9 49,
hado,irs. and will be under the manage
r,snt az stephen CoOney and Henry Is.
Harris The plan Of entertainment WIZ
- something novel The first part VIII
no 81 vaudeville. and the second nluslc"'
comedy written for Miss Collins ana en-
tilted '"rhe Devil Bird
The original Kilyoui pictures VIII DC seen
here in Rice's production Of 1871 next Sr"-
SON. Mr.. Knyoni viii personally sup''lu-
tend their production the ehilie r.'~-
pbernalia now in use ut the Gafdeh l"'"'
ire. New York. will be carried.
sly,,or Perugini will BE- the leading tenor
Of he Louise BeAulet opera Company
next season
lillian Russell has not yet signed with
Abbe,,. Schoe0ol q Grau for longer thah
a brief season IN September az the Lon
don Lyceum. There is strong pront'
rlHty. however trait she VIII Afterwards
remain under their management
A N. Palmer received the manuscript
Of THE District Attorney last week
from the authors. The play VIII be pro-
duccd 10y Mr.. Planners stock company
next season.
H. Gratten Donnelly Is SAID To DC
writing n play for Stuart Robson
The latest thing in promised novelties
IS the aerial ballet which is dancai N
the air. the dancers being suspended by
invisible wires. and flying from one SIDE
Of the stage TO the other. \. VI. Palmer
IS to Introduce an aerial ballet In Adttle
Christopher Columbus on its hrst Ameri-
can production. and Roster X Bal de-
clare that they will also have an aerial
ballet direct from Paris TO make things
lively I'm the vaudeville entertainment AZ
their Thirty f0urth-street house.
our Uncle Dudley" which was pro-
duced at Terry's Theatre. London, under
the till. Of The Noble Art and hai q
run of 21O nights. viii be put on the rcad
next season under the management OF
Andy Reid.
Robert GayIor I'm sport McAllistcr."
will open his tour i'm the South next sea
son. According TO the companys press
agent, the living pictures that are TO be
introduced in the piece viii be patterned
from the models collected by H. \.
Brady during the London season.
The iftieth performance Of the Passing
Show az the Casino. New York, was
marked by the giving OF tiny cameras
as souvenirs.
Some Of Richard Mausheld's scenery
was burned i'm a storehouse. 531 east Fif-
| teenth street. New York, last Friday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08

OF English women, Whose pcn-work Is I'D
delightful contrast to the Spawning very
charnc,erless hand the average society
Girl writes The difference IA nearly al
vsvs the result OF early instruction.
when an English woman sits at her desk
abe holds her paper straight before her
and moves her wrist. using n blunt gold
or quill pen. The American woman
screws her paper at an angle of forty-hVe
degrees. writes very fast from her elbow
and only recently has taught herself an
English wrinkle OF which she Is very
proud-that f. repeating the last word OF
the end OF q page at the beginning OF the
next
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meals aud BERTH VIA jaime
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Round-trip tickets. Hunted 90
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Steerage far, win SUI
S,.erass fare. without s4pe.o.
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h,,rg Tanroad lue@eta h4Hi-
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TIekets can he obtained b..
Transfer Company Dl et.i h'
I chrsapetke and OHIO and
. petersburg GeiQts. ana ar iN'
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Weight forwaraet aad ,hsQ
lading issued for points N''
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08

II so, aad ~ whatever direction. or by what
ever route. have a safliciency O! Hosteiters
Stomach Filters with You. Then you may tad
defiance 20 sea sickness, brave tbs influence Of
a malarious climate or abrupt transitions Of
temperature. AVOID dyspepsia, and the
stofnschic panss besotten Of bad food and
wafer, and eoantorsct M UNEXPECTEDLY devel-
oped tendes,y 10 constipation. piliousposs and
rheumatism.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08

every time he gets fooled. lie wires
fellow on the recommendation OF aoIne
nood player and then finds that The chap
ia utterly worthless The RlchmOndG have
been faxed this way over and over again,
bat they declare that u " their pufpoS'
10 keep on trying. regardless OF expense.
And speaking about expenses by the
way, TIM powers behind the throne aver
mat they are not making the buckets
fJil OF money that people credit TO rhcf
accounts. Tho nfst month they were the
losers. and even now they are ~ trc-
menaoua expense when they leave the
city. ON their recent trip they only took
Ia 500 and they would never have gotten
this had II not been for the guarantee
receipts lnasmuch AZ nobody In klch-
nond had the nerve 10 put PARK IN
the Wer End and humble little Man
chester had to supply iinancier to fak
his cash on Tho scheme. the Richmond
rooters ought not 10 Kick II William Bra"-
lev finds at the end Of the season. that
he has Accumulated a goo3ly allowance OF
dough"
Mr. Woodall hasn't by any means given
up hope for the RichmOnds yet. tie mas
eot several schemes on foot 20 procure
additional rlaycrs. and u j. his purpose
"a have as ane ~ outiield as can b,
obtained. I'm going 20 keep on iryins'
De say. ana he's mighty apt 10 90 II.
-
TIE Iloody-Shirfcrs used 10 BE- me
heaviest baiters To the league, but OF late
,hcy have 200 IDEA what 10 30 with tn
stick. sun. there - 10 telling when they
VIII corr ncnce hitting The horseiid'
ag1ln. hu, ire sooner they begin the b't
trr ~ Wiu be- "POp" Tate has led thc
hating record 90 far. IN ten games ne
has been at tie bat 80 times, and made u
hits. with a total OF d bases His put
outs" FOR the Ten games were lO8 DIS
INSISTS" and his errors g. Next come
McGann. who has certainly been holdlhE
ND his end Of the plank through inc"
ana thin. In the ten games referred 70
Dc has been at the bat 81 times, ana rnau'
1e Inns. with total Of 2S bases. His put
OUT" are -. his assists" 49, ana hh
errors. 3.
Poor old 'Doc" Napier. whom every
Nodv KICKS against has really got
SPLENDID showing as compared 10 IN
other thirI-hascmen He was 81 IN" bal
~ times. and made 9 hits, with "A tol A'
of 10 bases His "putOutr' are ~ ms
assists" II, and his errors, Z. Inc ave
r,va record Of the other third-baselne
ulovlns against him were as follows: Az.
80. 1B.. a. T.B.. lG. P.O., lG; A.. q ana
e. ..
'ghe following arc the records OF inc
other players;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08

No. . makes all local tsiop%., f2 ,Jl gt5
AshryilIa. y. g.. and all Intermediate
points On the Western North CAFo'''''
'', 81, 49, "vesubuled Limited Trala,"
Buffet slsepers Richmond 10 NJ A''' [ce
Close connections az atlanta i"f -N."
orleans and an points South ana South-
west. and at Kew Orleans wi,,h. . &c
Southern Pacific ana Texas an F4e,rc
railroads 10 am Texas point7. no extra
charge on "V-s,ibuei Tro'n9.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
No. 4o2. Atlanta special Nes,onled
limited Train" $40 a. ~. daily.
no. Is Mali and Express. CAB y. NJ
daily. except sunday.
Irnr tickets Pullman res rNaNous, tlc'
anoIv at ticket -Ofhce. Byrd street S,a-
ton. Richmond 1r'nsfcr company s.. '"i
easf Main street. and companys ONCE
90 e'9' ''''''' Join ". WINDER.
. neral Manager.
T. j. ANDERSON,
General Passenger Agent
VI. NJ. BOYKlN. CITY Passenger AGen"
Main HN
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December. 1867.
For Over Finy Years

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup mas been
used for children teething. 1t soothes the
child. softens the gums. allays all pain.
cures wind collie. and is the oest remedy
for diarrhoea. rs cents bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08
JUDGE STAPLES At 6LAcKsBURc.
Incorporating and Mt Work bodybuilding
III. Sc,v Rsrracks--Other Notes.

EIACKSBtTRG. VA, july 1.-tSpeclaLJ
According to his wont, Judge Waller X.
STABLES has fed from the Intense heat
Of Richmond. and for more than two
weeks has been enjoying the cool noun
tain air. He IS looking We'll and strong
At present he Il busiiy engaged on the
manuscript of the speech which ne VIII
deliver before the Virginia Bar Asso.
cation. AT virginia Beach. Christians
blrg's bar viii be well repr, united. Be
Sides JUDGE Staples. the Hons. A. a.
phlepar and John X. Johnson Will at
tend Thee gentlemen are well known
oyer the stat. for their ability, MIR. Phle-
gar having been recently prominent
candidate for the Supreme Bench Of Viz
,-inia. and al one time senator from THIS
district. and Captain Johnson havine
served a term in the Senate, and having
beon associated with the revisers Of the
code The latter gentleman is also
strongly urged by his friends as can
didate for Congress from the Sixth Dis
,rict though apparently disinclined &c
en,er the race. This little town Is a.
crescent more alive than many OF It's
moro pret4ntious sisters. Building is very
active. Not only Is work steadily adj
vancing on the new barracks building
but brick are now being made also, iot
six professors houses; FOR the mess ana
commencement hall, and In addition seve.
raj houses are being built by citizens OF
the place Scores Of mechanics arc en-
Moved and trade is very active. Prices
for provisions are, however very low.
EGGS are from s 10 10 cents per dozen;
butter. L II cents per pound; chickens
u IL cents apiece. &C, &C.
APPLICATIONS.
Numerous applications for admission
into the college next session come TO
the president daily. II seems from the
outlook at present that the number OF
students next session cannot fall below
275. and will very probably reach so or
more: and this too, without a particle
of canvassing. The majority or the
faculty Is here Professor f. T.. Sheib,
who has been i'll. at his home In Balt'
more. Is reported as improving rapidly.
So Is Professor Hurt. who has been con-
fined 70 his bed for three months.
with rheumatism. Professor Norrse and
v.iro will spend the vacation with friends
in New England Professor Watson in
tends taking during the summer a course
in minerology at Cornell. \ years leave
Of absence has been granted Professor
r & Price. ana ne will sail in August
for Europe. His Intention is 10 work in
the laboratory Of the celebrated DIR. Frize-
mers at Wiesbaden for nine months. re-
turning IN time TO resume his chair OF
chemistry here in september, 20. Mrs.
Price accompanies him.
our sister cities, Radford and Roanoke,
are prepared 10 offer handsome induce
ments to the board of Union Theological
Seminary in order 10 secure its removal
to one Of these places. / am sure 10
more beautiful and healthy site can be
secured than Radford. while 1T is CEN
tral point easily reached from north,
south. east, or west
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08
NJ! / SatoIa?SsstsrnR.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JUNE - loit
LEAVE RICHMOND BNRD-sTkEEf
STATION.
500 \. II. DAILY Richmond and Norfolk
VEsIlbULE LlMlTED-Ar
rive Norfolk l.15 a. N. stops
only at Petersburg, W AVERY
ana Suffolk Second class
tickets not accepted FOR pas
sage On this tram.
s:05 A. NJ. DAILY, THE CHICAGO IN
PRESS" tor - acnnurB ho1-
nOhc. Blueneid, PJcahoutda
KeuaVa. Columbus. and 1nt-
cage Pullman Buffet 81. per
Roanoke 10 Columbus without
cnapg-. also, for kalioid,
Bristol Knoxville Chsttal0o-
IA. ana intermediate points
Pullman sleeper Racl ri 10
$40 p. NJ. Daii5, for Norfolk; , saffoIk K
rive Norfolk $50 u. NJ.
u:5O Z. NJ. Daily. for Roanoke. Raiiorh
Pulaski. AMI Bristol. Con
nects at Roanoke 40 y. NJ.
with Washington and Ehatta-
nooga Limited. pullman
Sleepers Roanoke 70 Memphis
and New Orleans. Dining ear
attached. Also. Tor Bluene.d.
and Pocah0ntas. also, COR
Rocky Mount and al stations
Win ton-Salem Division.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPEk he.
tween RICHMOND ana II hNS,itih'D ia I.r
pullman Sleeper Petersburg 70 ROANOKE
Trains arrive Richmond from l:ynch.
burg and tho West daily 81 y VI ana
ZOO /. N From Norfolk 3nI M 20,
il.05 4. NJ. arl Nestibulcd Limited ~
T. NJ r. W. COURTNEY.
District Passenger Agent
w -. BENlLL
General Passenger Agent;
General office Roanoke, Nj. ap -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08

Gone.
0udge)
There WAS young man named Quevad0,
Who lived somewhere out IN Toledo.
He drank 200 much rye
On the Fourth Of July.
And stepped on a giant torpedo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08
A TLANTIC COAST LINE.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL
ROAD TIMETABLE.
Commencing SUNDAY. u Ne ~ lNs';
NJ SO p NJ. Grains on this road VIII
run as follows:
TRIMS SOTTHWARD.
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TRAINS sOUTHW
rRAlNs NoRrHWARD
'I)aily.
STOPPING PLACES.

Nos 90. A.. A.. and - make 10 stops.
No i03 stops OIL sigma! al Rtams. stony
creek. Jarrats, and Belhed. No. +2 stops
on signal at Drcwrys 3, Centralia, chester
Reams. Stony creek. Jarratts, and Bel
field. Nos. 3. -. and IS stop on signal AZ
Manchester, D.ewrys. Cenralia. and
Chester. Nos. % 50. 50. 49, ~, It. IS 81,
and 81 will stop On signal a all stations.
Pullman Palace Buffet Sleeping-Car on
All through trains on Trains Nos. y
ard 30 Sleeping cars between Richmoni
and Lynchburg. Va.
NEW LINE TO ATLANTA. GA.
Leaving Richmond at 1923 \. NJ. daily
and arriving al Weldon at 2.33 A. NJ,
ana az Atlanta at SOC = VI. via ;. 4.
l.. Through slaepers-liicnmond ~ At
l1nta.
THE ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NOR
Richmond 600 M Norfolk III Is \. VI.
Richmond SD I'm. Norfolk ....S.45 Pm.
Norfolk. 500 M Richmond LOO \ N.
Norfolk.-l:3j l. NJ. Richmond ~ 90 =. ~
The trains lea ing Richmond at a. NJ.
and Norfolk at { L. NJ. are solid trains
between these two points. ana passengers
70 through without change Of cars.
Trains leaving Richmond at ? A. NJ.
and II 80 L. NJ and arriving AT Richmond
at s:27 \ NJ. SO p. NJ. make clos. con-
nection AT Petersburg 10 ana tfOm Farm
VILE LynchbuTg and west.
Il. NJ. SULLG, Superintendent
T.. T. ID. MYERS, General Supt.
II N EMERSON. Traffic Manager. ap ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08
TIE ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NOR
FOLK
@so &gsA CHESAPEAKE
EAM LlcA Ee AND
~ aQ1ure-s ~ UHlO RAlLW Al

EfEECkiN j. MAJ 10 As5t
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. BROAD
STRLET STATION.
$40 A. Nj. Daily, with PariQr-Car Tor Nor
f0ln, Portsmouth, Old Point.
New yort News, and FOCAL STA
tons.
800 p. NJ. Daily with Pullman for
local stations. Newport News.
Old Point. Norfolk. and Ports
$50 A. N. Loca train. except Sunday, for
Clifton Forge. Connects al
CORD .nsvil!e for Washington.
at irginid Midland Junction
for l.ynchburg, at Basic FOR
Hage rstown, and AT stanton
for Winchester
20 7. NJ Tho Cincinnati and st. Louis
Limited. daily with Pullman
Sleel ers 10 Cincinnati ami ST.
Louis. Stops only at import
ant etations. Connects az Cow
ingi.n for Virginia Hot
Spr' Meals served on
No. Z, Local Train. except
Sund ~. follows No. I from
Charlottesville 10 Goshen.
$50 y. NJ. Local train, except Sunday.
Ace mmodation for Char
1890 p. N. paily. Tor Cincinnati. with
4. y. Y. Pullman TO Hinton. and Cor
louisville TO Cincinnati and
Lou. svlle. Meals served on
Din.ug-Cars. Connects al Gov
ingt n, Va, Tor virginia H0l
Springs.
TRAINS LEAVE EIGHTH STREET
STATION.
900 A. VI. DAILY, with Palace-Car foI
Ign hburg and Clifton Forge
Connects at BremO. excrp
SunUly. for Rosney: az Lynch
bury daily, for the Southwest
ct Balcony, except Sunday, fo
Lexington, and Except sun
day. at Be5semer FOR Graf,
City
SOC T.. VI. Exceot Sunday Local accom-
mediation for Gladstone Va.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
BROAD-SrREET STATION.
$50 A. NJ. Dahl from Cincinnati.
II IS A. Nj. DAN IRON Norfolk and Oh,
Point.
go p. NJ. Dahl, from Cincinnati an,
Louisville.
s:55 p. NJ naily. from Norfolk and Ok
500 +. M. Except Sunday. from Clifton
Forge.
TRAINS ARRIVE EIGnrH-STREE7
STATION.
s.i5 A. VI. Except sunday from Glad
ston ?,
600 \. NJ Daiiy from Lynchburg an
JOHN d. POTTS.
| aa2l Division Passenger AgenL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08

That clever. hard-workng NouhsStei
kid" Williams, las proved grea' du0n
ton TO the team. and II Is an apSo'ut
,l,asnro TO see him behind the bat Reg
uald Arundel Foster can acqut INNS J.
vel too. but such manifestations or DuH
headcduess as ne has been giving Oh H'
ought 10 Doe corrected
Charlie Hodges playing has been pro
found disappointment TO everybody, nu
MIR Woodau expects better things OF MIN
Mr. Uodr. is a student at Swathmor
roilogo. and recently trained for one OF
the races there. Possibly he mas h"'
prncticed his bail-playing so careiuiH a.
he should have done this season.
"Rahy" Philips is still doing cleNt b
,.orll I'm tho fsld. but with the stick he j..
n nonentity. he has mashed more d" ~
the las, TWO weeks than could be squeeze"
IN the hull Of an ocean steamer.
And somebody has hOOdOOed our oncl
clever left-felier. Mr.. Morgan. Nowadal
he is never knoYn 10 stop Grohhu paI'
ana the public would faint If he smote 'n'
leather.
Timothy Remington should see that MS
men are coached. OF late they 90 any
thing that pops into their heads Whil'
they are on bases, and they mop theih-
selves around the bags with cluiHSiheso
that WONiN ndINlH 'Ab'N' Va :"
And then again ats always easy 10 zen
other people what 10 1o), they shouiu
keep cool when their opponents III the
bases. But this t. advic- for the ptcheT
rather than for the rest of the nine. Ihe
cranks have never been able TO under
stand why the Ghosts persist III trying
10 hunt the ball while at the bat. There
isn't one man In "a thousand who can
hunt accurately. and then. too. If they
knock a hunted foul it is counted a strike
against them.
But after all. the rOoters must be faith-
ful unto death. even as the Frenchman
O'Rourke has been, and through hlck
and thin they must grunt for the bloody
Shirierg. Even II our players are not All
We want we must say, as did the man
upon being told that he had weak brain
IFS the best we've got" Such roofing
as Richmond has had Of late viii live
I'm history. IT is an ornament to any
town. and # we are patient gust little
while longer some startling developments
may ensue The games SIN young, and
after TINS pets play that sixty or more
games they are still scheduled for, there $
no telling what may follow "Gooble,
gOoble. gooblo." j.. Il. I.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08
VIRGINIA NAylGATlONA-31tl
y rouPANYf~ JaNE~.RTIF b h.
EDWARD l..

General oaiees: Planters r.a-
Ing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08

From Genoa, where Milton sang.
From Florence and from Rome
Where Michael Angelo hath poised
St. Peters awful dome,
Get thee IN haste; Italian skies
Are to Italians dear:
But microcosm of the whole
Voir Naples et MOURN!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08

The causes which have recently led TO
IRE continued defeats OF the Bloody
Shirts are many and varied, though Sec
yetary woodail. who manages the team,
charaQierizes them IN two words-"hard
luck" And there Is a great deal OF truth
IN what he says. too, Tor never has
a nine been more Jonohed than these
same poor Crows Since seiley so I'M
ceremOn.ously departed everything has
been against Timothys lads. Three
members OF the nine have been called
fsoia their duties by 4fii.etions ia their
families. aad the new players have
nearly al turned ont 70 De miserable
failures.
Ecw, take that back @Oodsman Black.
Tor instance. The management imagined
they bad regular treasure when they
aligned him and they cheerfuily paid him
a hundred month. but he turned out 90
b as Ignorant or ball-pIaying a. COW.
Sir. Woodall says that be has been doing
lis utmost TO get good twiriera, but
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DAILY ENCEPr srNNAl-

DAILY bN'ft - .Ni'N
400 T. NJ. Leaves byr--S trre.
Arrives az Lrcl-r..e-
6.t5 T.. ~
$50 A. NJ. Arrives at Byf4-~
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08

Sweet terraces and colonnades
Spring from a CLASSY bay
Chateaux and castle-pictured heights
Bloom in an endless May.
Lemon and orange-sroVes and spires,
Bask listless IN the rear.
VesuVius In shadow glares:
Voir Naples ct MOURN!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08

Fond souls who dream gay dreams ar1ont
The castles Of the Rhine,
And who are won't with Zest 10 praise
La belle France clad with vine:
Neglect the plains OF Brittany,
And while the leaf is sere,
or when the frost Is on the bough,
NOir Naples ct MOURN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08

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VI NJ. ROYKIN. CITY Passenger Agent
S3S east Main street 1p %
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08

1890 p. N
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08
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