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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28

IL ESlpRl, 1tiNiiS oVl H. soro
i-2:oj class. trOiting ..............'..'''s9 y
2-2:i0 class, trOtting ...................' 90
3-Running. l-2-mile heats, best TWO III
three. gentlemen riders; open only
10 horses used hdbitullly as saddle 80
i-Running mile dash. weight for age. lVo
WEDNESDAY, MAY ISL.
$50 class trotting ..................... ssVl
G-2:2j class, pacing ...'.;' 49,. '''
7-Runnlng. mile daSn. Eentlsneh
bituallv as saidle-horses ............ 10
STUNNING. mile dash. gentlemen
riders: open to all horses eligible 90,
TO race. l35 pounds .................... lVJ
THURSDAY. MAY I'D.
"a I'pae-for,aii pacIng .................. 400
ll-Running. mile dash. gentlemen
riders: open only TO horses used IA ga
bitually as saddla-hOrses ............ 100
I2-Running l-2-mile heats, two IN 49,
thr-e. weight for age ................ ~
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Leahy ana Professor Jacob Reinhardt
a, William Tel Overture. Allegros vi
NaVc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. iRosinis
u. La Iaioma ......,...,.........tYra ilcrD
c. Variations on MY old Kentucky
Home ........... Hoster- Farland)
Mr.. Tarland.
Reading, "Absolom" .tWillis)
Miss Leahy.
a, Folonaise; b. Nocturnc. ....0hopinD
Mr.. Farland.
Reading, Gavotte. ..............OcKove
Miss Leahy.
9Th Violin Sonata. Sonata ...QsccthovcnD
Mr.. Tarland.
n, Selection from I'll Trovatoro" ..WerdiJ
b. Minuei' a la Antique ....PadrewsNi)
G, ScfeHdde .......................(S chubcrtD
Mr.. Fariand
Reading. a, Negro Dialect .......( SelectedD
b, Juvenile ..CWhtcomb RileyD
Miss Lcahy.
a, Home. Sweet Home" varia-
uohs ........................ .,V arland)
o, Gypsy Ronda .,...........,......Oi aydnD
Mr. Farland.
Reading. "1'he Marriage OF the
Flowers .............-...........() yerD
Miss Lcahy.
a, Wiegculied, Grade Song) ..Wauser)
b, Violin Concerto. ap. g.. Allegro
motto Vivacc ......,...(M endelssohnD
Mr.. Farland.
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RAILROAD LINES.
q u EE .2z . .yss.
SOUTHERN RAIL WAY
(PIEDMoNT AIR-LIYE).
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
IN EFFECT APRIL a, 1885.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. VA:

1905 A. NJ, SOUTHERN EXPRESS. daily
for Danyille. Greensboro 9.
Winston Salem. slcepers Rich.
mond, Va. to Danyile anc
Greensboro. Connects at Dam
ton ana ana sout h@estern
Vcsiibuled Limited 90. 30.
carrying sleepers DanHillv 70
Ashevi.is and Hot Springs. AZ
lanta Birmingham, N smsnls.
New Orleans and JacksonVille,
also. nfst-class day coach ne
tween Washington ana Jack
sOryiile. Connections made
at Memphis and "
Orleans f0r all points IN Texas
and California. sleeper open
for passengers Mt 9:3O p VI.
1875 =. NJ, FAST MAIL. daily, for \ l.
lanta and points SCUM.
Connects az Moseley win
Farmville and Pow hatan rail-
road, a. Keysville for Clarks.
gi.ie. oxford. Henderson, ana
Durham. and at Greensboro.
for Durham Ia clgh, ana
Winst0n-Salem. Carries sleep.
crs New York 20 Atlanta ana
Montgomery, and rom Ne"
York % jacksonville. Parlor-
Car Atlanta % birmingham.
Goo 7. NJ. LOCAL. daily. except SUNDAY,
for Amelia Courthouse and
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ATLAErIC.COAsT LINE


I.ffrr..r..
~, q,
''Vp a 4h'' AiiiN' ........r
MOTIONS l4..9 a. y b. ...
~ Iet-tsNAtf haf.l.
SAuplA. Nt
| 80 4. u. Arrive
weldon l.o g. S.. ..r...
we @a- J. DID,. |. .
ll.l5 = ~, ottt.n.. .t
M Jsrn. auf... ..H
connects at 81 r..
u. dii.flut o.
Aa, Whining .l .t
'uAnNH 'irf h.H l...
f~rt Tan.
I'D a., Local - Petersburg 10
! VI. % .hes II ...r-
5a0 T. NJ, Afrites le''f.tat.
Nlifllh Sd. d. 1T H.
stops
T.l5 4. IL, \ .t-r t..A fif1... I.t. b q
Weldon t-i D. Ty.
Vile 49,. q 81. 'I
6i' 4. 81. Savannah
~. aAch..Nf ~. I- d.
NIM Lac lN A....
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IL OR,E- CLIPPER.


The LEONARD HORSE-cLIPPER is
the finest machine In the world. and clips
closer and better than any machine yet
invented. ! clipped All tue cracker jacks
last year. Best OF work guaranteed.
Horses sent for and returned. Leave or
ders at stable, Ninth street near Broad
street, or at LeoIard's News Store. 90s
east Main.
ma s-ks 81. LEONARn
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1920 class trOtt.ns .................... 4V)
l-Gentiemen rOadsters' trot or pace;
open only 10 horses used habitually
as roadsters for six months prior 10
race and must be- driven by 80
owner ~
l5-Running consolation race, for gen
tlemen. saddle-horses, mile dash, for
horses that have started at this
meeting and not won ......-......... 100
16-Running mile dash, consolation,
weight for age, for horses that
have started at this meeting and
not won .....s........... ..s.. ~
Trotting entries clos II +. NJ. April 23d.
Running entries close / j. NJ, day before
races.
CONDITIONS: Entrance-fee, per cent.
of purse. with per cent. additional from
all winners. Make en- cks payable. and
write for further information -
\. ". ARCHER,
Secretary Exchange Hotel.
THE WEEK PRECEDING THE BAL
TIMORE MEETINGS. ap lhZl&-S
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DEPARTURE or srEAMEn,.

LAY AMI t4.4D-.t 80 % e4olh d. t
Manlfest closed Ons AOur bl4.l- e-...5
tune. -, -.
Nortn rlyrr. fOg Richmond cs-J .-...
DAY, MEDNESDAl. 0ni SAT -.-Ai'
8 y. 81.
Passenger accommodations lis.ti A'se+
Csbln ftfe - New YORK untls-
meals and bertA VA James i'
Richmond anu Petersburg 4..-
road. and Ches9pe-Ar ana A..
railway .............s.-ss 100 ....t..
Kound-trip tickets, 5000 irf ..t. .a
laX. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ste.raga tare. Wltnc4t s4lel~l o.
Tfekpts on sale Al klchm.ll 4tat Z"
Compauy's, 81 east Main 81 p.
psak- and Onio. anu kcsmcLl ..-
tefsburs oepots. sGl az c9nip~.l
1907 east Main street. Whcrr t.h-.s
many popular northern Hate4. t.--'
and summer resorts can re N..-'-
Baggage checked through. .... ,
Freight forwarded and tAf 4tt
ladlng issued Tor points br!.-+
YORK. ..
Passengers leaving Eiehnl
DAYS, TUESDAYS. WrD y l.7i.N
THURSDAYS. ami sAIl tNbA1'
Chesapeake and ONO railway go
port News) at 3 Z. NJ, and pf
inond and Petersburg Railway
tame days. a. A NJ, Wit moss
nection at Norfolk with sIsam.i --''
'"O'S GEO SS' ". ALLEN & co. tf'a's
ia ) NJ. l-l- -l-l'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28

Charles T. Fleming who Is 10 direct
the American tour next season Of John
Hare, the actor-m8nager Of the Garrick
Theatre. London. has received word from
Mr.. Hare that he will sail for this country
the latter part OF November. Mr. Hare
Will continue his present season AT the
Garrick throughout June. lie viii spend
July and August at his country place
az Brighton. and will reappear at the Car
rick for two months before starting on his
American trip.
Fred {. Whitney is plotting Mrs.
Langtry upon her Canadian tour.
William Giilette's new war play IL en-
utlcl Secret Service" II Will be pro-
duccd on May 18th in Philadelphia.
Richard Mansfield has placed the on
tire management Of the front Of the
house Of his Garrick Theatre. in New
York. I'm the hands Of John y. Slocum.
According to The cablegrams, frankhh
Fylcs and David Belasco's big melodrana
Of military and Indian life. The Girl l
Left Behind Me-" IS an immense sue
cess I'm London, where IL has just been
produced. o.,
Francis Wilson and 4. Ia. Candy, Will
close the season with THE DeVlls De
putty at the Broad-Strcet Theatre Phiia-
doIphia. on May nth, and Mr.. CANDY
will sail for England, on May ID on
the New York, Mr.. wilson s'lhS ny q
later steamer Sulliyan's new opera:
THE Chleftain." which Mr.. Wilson VIII
produce at Abbeys Theatre, New YORK
next December. is the object OF their
quest I'm England. Sir Arthur sullivan
has lust written three new musical num-
bcrs. which will be introduced IN the
American representation. These are IN
tended TO take the place Of the thfee
numbers retained from the original score
of the old operetta. "The Contrahandistd.
mon which the story Of 1.-THE Chiefia!n
IS based, and by their use here the score
will be composed entirely OF new music
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28
ERA OF C0CKSURES.
Discussion Of the CrOkeriSh Influences
Upon All Stages Of Society.
piCTAToRs ~ EVERY COTERIE.
Vow They Attempt 10 Teach the
World What II should DO md How
and Players.

What is criticism as n science? rs
sentially this-feelng known-that Is.
affections Of the heart and imagination
become understood subject matter 20 the
eelf-conscious intelligence. Mus, feeling
perish because intelligence sounds Its
depths? Quite the reverse Greatest
minds arc those In which the understand
ung contcmpla,es the viii. Criticism?
Il Is a shape Of selt-intuiuon. Confession
and penitenoe in the church. are n moral
md religious criticism. The magma
lion Is less august and solemn. but OF the
kame character. The first agc Of the world
was lurcd by divine instincts: the latter
must, by reason. Does not the spirit OF
man, In the great civilized nations Of to-
hay. travail with desire OF knowing itself.
its laws. its conditions. its means. its
powers. It's hopes? IL studies with ir-
regular. often blind and perverted efforts;
but still It studies--ltself. And. IS not
criticism. when II speaks inteiligenty
much holder. more glowing and generous,
Rmpler spirited. more inspiring. and with
al. more onqGirlng and philosophical?
limo was when inOtAcSt9 fiIktl Win
good manners Nowadays the battle or
society. if not OF life. ia TO III, cocksure.
Danas Of the Crossways. efficient In
cultured jargon. are 10 be met with on
every side; even the Inefficient who only
pine after ,pigran from afar are armor-
plated with ooneoit. crowned with GER
tainty and sclf-satsfaction We cannot
all be clever. though an extraordinarily
large number OF people think they are So
and claim In consequence 10 be COCK
sure There are some OF course. whose
assurance may be tocratcd-the old, for
instance who have in measure earned
ths right 20 lay down the law. The build
tngs or experience may be SLOW, bul
they are generally sure. and when firmly
founded. cgotism. not strangely Hes Ike
n flag uDon their SUBMITS. Cochsureness
may perhaps be forgiven In those who have
spcnt lab0rious days in acquiring knowl-
edge IN finding out people and things.
y Carlyle has the right % dictate even
u his preaching d. Wcarisomely dosmauc.
Wisdom Is not too common. and when IL
s. encountered IL should he respected. IL
10 the semblance OF u. the spurious form.
which Is enunclatcd with even more cock
sureness than the real. which ohcnds.
Will. a CARLYLE SIS tolerated, Croker
becomes an insu0crable bore. There were
many reasons Why that now half-forsot-
Ten, mediocre politician was 50 unlVer-
sally unpopular-his love OF his person
nlity his strange skin In inhictlng pain
but II was his Cocksurcnoss, has q upon
.o sufficient grounds, that won him most
dislike.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28
A. HUTZLER'S SONS,
315 EAST BROAD STREET.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The downfall of prices has been called
to sudden halt by returning prosperity
But we have gotten our figures so low
that there's no demand for further reduc-
tons.

our stock In three grades of ATWOOD
BLACK Serges didn't reach half the de-
mand last week We have been fortunate
In securing fresh supply. ana Tor rev
DAVIS will continue TO SELL
t6c. Grade An-Wool imperial Serge, y
inches wide. AZ 25c. :,
H-Grade Atwood Victoria Serge. 40
inches wide. at isc.
N2J-Grads ATWOOD Dull-Finish Hindoo
Serge. &c inches wide. at &c.
Jaffrav's Black Atwood Storm-SerSes,
80 inches wide. worth 81. Tor oJc.
BLACK CREPONS.
A choice line Of newest weaVes at 1'c..
o0c 81 81. % and Sl.5u-fully 40 per cent
less than former prices;
We continue this week our sale OF , spe-
srJ linens from T.. s Jafray's stock.
Table-Linens and Towels AT one third
less than actual value.
Gentlcmen's Pure-l linen hemhutcnel
Uandkerchiefs at $50 per dozen, mat
ao-f ~ lTpD0Tf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28

otis skinner closed his season al
Corning. New York on Saturday, April
Goth. The results Of his first season as
A., star have been cmincntly satisfactory
During year generally regarded as the
worst financially the theatrical business
has known. lie has played for thirty-thr-'
weeks. and DISTINGUISHED himself. NOT
only as one Of the very best Ameri-
can actors, but also as producer OF
new plays His season furthermore shows
a balance on the right side OF
the ledger. and I'm every city and town
where he has played managers have
been anxious TO book him for a return
engagement. In addition TO Mr.. Skin
ner's exceptional ability as an actor he
possesses personal qualities that com
uanl admiration and esteem. His aspira-
lions are high. hut with his fixed dig
nifty OF purpose. scholarly attachments.
ana suidiousuess. he is in line to achieve
the distinction Of being one OF the greatest
actors America has yet produced.
Roster q Beals Music Hail. in New
York. is rapidly dropping the nude tab
leauX from th ir living pictures. The au-
dienccs are said to manifest now the
most interest in the tableauX represent
ing scenes from well-known books or
Of celebrated paintings. Last
Monday a series Of living pictures repre-
senting Gocthe's Faust" WAS given
for the first time. with very marked sue
cess. This change in public sentiment is
q healthy sign Of the times.
Robert billiard will star next season in
his latest success Lost Twenty-Four
Hours" under the management Of
Barnaby and Macdonald. Of BoStonian
fame. They have wisely selected James
J. Brady as their pilot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28
VIRGINIA NAyIGAIIOSSi ~
v loNpASy,S JAAE~-EIk J. Akt.-fi A.

LINE 10 Norfolk. Por,snost.. Do. ..
NeWport News. Ciaremoul. ana
river landings. and connections Us
Point and Norfolk f1r WasnlLsi -'
timOre. and the NOrtn. ,.,L.s
STEAMER POCAhoNEAs Is
MONDAY, MEnNEspA3
F,lectric-cars direct 20 wharf ft..
81 ~ and 81 10 Norfolk. porism. al".
Point. and Newport News. NA'i-
Grand OrchestriQn. ......I
places and an points in Eastern b .'
and North Carolina. .........
49, IRWIN WETSliEk
Sl.er.utcf
EDWARD b.. DARN i.
General Of3ces Planters l~HA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28
I'D
10 a 4I9HNN

No. ., daily far a -laats aal .or,
yond with through Pullman
N0. f03. "NesIhu'.f II...t.|
BuTet Siecpcrs. R.lhm.rI t.
Close connections 1t a.....
Orleans and au points g..fI ...
west. 1Gd ~ New f..asrs a..
Southern Pacific ana T..n. ar. -
railroads o. ali Texas r.l.t. ....
charge on "VeeNhr'eI T...H 80
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tons.

able effects c. and. .....:.....'.'; -,
All-Silk Black-Satin DuchesSe' 81 srdoe
| for Toe ,,,o.o q IN
| All-Slk Black-Satin Duchesse' Gid"
new line Of Printed Wash-Fapiics'
| for early summer demand. 81. .,
Jaconet Muslins IN newest en' 81
Dimi,lcs in solids. stripes ana hsures'
al &c, will cost u l-2c. to duplicate tnsn.
Crinkled Seersuckers at { 5-ic.' seiihs
NV DESIGNS French Organdlcs. Csc per
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RAILROAD LINES.
IL w. .ss1'sss ssg2.ss "a -
S. A. t.
GEABOARD AIR-LiNE.

SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT SUNDAY. LIE
CEMBER q. 1884
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ARRIVE RIcUM0.U


Limited TRAM go 4. 81. d.t.
No. IS. Mall and kA.Ir.. p D.,
daily. ~
For tickets. Pullman POS ra..-
apply 90 II. y. or'u. Ticket A... ....
street station. LlcHnUal .r
pany, o9i east Main .....t .
pany's Oilice. S5 cast SD.
T. ST. IYIN
|i.l
JOHN d. NINIl
Gr... .u..-
r I ANIEn
General pa rr t.-t
II. ~ BOYKfN Cify PASSENGER VA.
S5 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28

Between the Carlyles and the Cookers
there IS u numerous class OF Wouid-bc
viseacrcs. who carry their cocFslren -
- the farircst limit Of endurance. ana
who presumiug on their years or assured
position. insist upon their teaching every
one their business or trying % pat every
pne right but IN these latter days IL is
roo often the IDIOT who cmulates the
Nedes and T-rsians a dominion OF fools
A. the tyranny OF the time IL is the
Caliow n,dg!uE scarce able % hop Out
~ his nest. who pipes advice ana
direction 90 more elderly birds with
zone acquaintance with the world some
tracii-e ia the proper method OF Hliie-
HE youth Of che present day IS nothing
if not c1cAsur the mod IN maiden
feaches her g-auimother 10 suck eggs.
This g.. 81 fact the era Of cocksurenc-s.
Ivory one wishes 20 De deemed cultured.
md thinks the best proof Oh rcot IS 70 be
positive. 90 know everything 70 have cN-
elusive information on every subject
Auder the sun. The youugster who passes
half his time loll.ng in his club. is no
souger content 10 decide small Questions
50 award TIE euerton of beauty, 10 give
D. opinion on The running Of race. or
Tie play at ball game, . pronounce
upon what viii b. tho next sensation on
she burlesque stage DE- may sim have
she eye OF a. co1upisseur in female
charms: may decree the fashion of tie
she shape OF a coat. the buttonins or UNI
buttouinr Of a glove. But a. scars for
iigrer. his mind seeks greater conquests.
lie asrires % tackle the arts literature
md science. he viii rule the position of
author. Sc x 10 make or mar reputa-
lions % actors and actresses. Although
.ncapab.e of keen observation, he pre-
sends q b. a master Of uiceucs, unable
10 reason s0undlv or logically, having a.
cet made no pref nee 10 performance be-
lore he can say Feel " he takes Dix
as his motto iu lie. and IS as unhes.ta-
ting In his flats ass an irresponsible king
ais judgments are as unyieldirg as they
ore inept. they are as sweeping as the
newest Of brooms as severe as they are
generally unjust
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28
MATTINGS! MATTINGS! MATTlNGS!

We carry the best Mattngs that are imported ana have
no imperfect stained goods in stock Our prices besn at
lOc per yard and rise to 5c embracing all the latest eec
in Japanese Cotton and Linen Warps. At Zoe. a fair
ouait at l2Jc as good formerly 2Oc at l7c equal to
the 55c quality of last season, and 50 on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28
rsNHIS WEEK WE WANT TO CALL
l. your attention 10 our
PARLOR FURNITURE.

| We do not web 10 carry this LARGE STOCK
/ through tire summer mOntha, 40 W haV"
! DROPPED THE PalCE OF them 20 make them
move.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28

Dir. Alfred \. Farland. who is perhaps
The most wonderful banjolst this country
has ever known. VIII make his first ap-
peatance here a the Young Mems
Christian Association Hall next Thurs
day, April 2jih. ri. banjo has hitherto
been considered very limited instru-
ment but Mr.. Fariand Is said TO be a
positive yiriuOs0, who manages 10 GET
genuine music out OF It's strings. and who
can Interpret the exalted spirit OF the
classic masters In way that is simply
astonishing. Mr.. fariand appears here
under the direction Of Mr.. Malcolm
Shackleford. and his concert viii be under
the distinguished patronage Of several
prominent ladies OF this city. MIR. Far
land viii be assisted IN rendering the fol-
lowing programme By Miss Wayne
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-24
Trinity Miners and the Railroad,

The Weaverville (Trinity County, Jour
nal, in speaking of the fact that the South
ern Pacific Company is going ahead pat
enting the lands in that county, whether
mineral or not, and that the miners are
strenuously Directing, says: Gas will be
seen, the railroad is going ahead to patent
land claimed by it in this county. Rumors
of what the Secretary of the Interior in
tends to do when he gets good and ready
or what Mr.. Cleveland may do affect the
company but little and soothe the holder
of a possessory right to a mining claim to
sense of false security. In our opinion
the mining land of Trinity County can be
saved to the prospector only by steady
effort on the part of the people of the
county. Outside associations may help US
good deal or not at all, and if we wait for
others to do our work for us we are liable
to be left in the lurch. Active measures
will at once be taken to collect money and
appoint competent men to attend to the
matter before it is too late"
In explanation of this it may be stated
that the State Miners Association are en-
deavoring in every way possible to save
the mineral lands of California from the
grasp of the railroad companies and the
different counties were warned months
ago that they must take active steps to as
sist in the contest. Many of them, how
ever, have done little or nothing one way
or the other to help the State association
carry on the fight. If, however, each
county were to carry on separate contest
as the Journal suggests, there would be so
much scattering" that little could be &C.
complished If all the mining counties
combine vigorously to help the State asso-
citation, and take an active interest in its
efforts, the concert of action would achieve
beneficial results. More has already been
accomplished in the last two months by
the committee on protection of mineral
lands of the State Miners Association than
has been done in ten years by individual
efforts. The Trinity County Miners As
ISOLATION may be able to carry on this
fight by itself, but it will be apt to do much
better by working in the common cause
the State.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-24

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HUDSON MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
~ Stockton, Marie and Ellis Stss,
W. SAN FRAlsCIsC0 CAL. .