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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-04-11

FerAonni, iiochi "hu seHcfhi Notes.
II. II. r. Peirce. receiver of the Toledo,
ST Louis AZ Kansas City, has gone to To-
iedo for the week.
The wabash was the first in the field
with its lake-and-rail tariff. It becoming
effective yesterday.
The Lake Erie & Western earned in the
first week of April $60.03402 an increase
over the corresponding week of 1894 OF So
006.l H.
The Lake Shore is now rating the weight
of its freight trains on the tonnage basis
the plan recently adopted by the Pan
handle.
The Peoria a Pekin Union Railway Com
pany has under consideration the erecting
of a system of block signals between Pc
oria and Pekin,
George "a bradbury, vice president and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-05
ARE YOUR EYES WEAK?
Why So Many People Have Dim
Vision.
Great Danger Of Weak Eyes Leading To
Total Blindness.
Some Facts About the Eyes Which Many
People Do Not Know.

Nothing in this world Is 50 important
as our eye-sghL The very thought of be-
coming blind sends thrill Of horror
through our souls. And yet most every
body has more or less weakness OF the
eyes. And they go right on. day after
day, strainng and abusing them ii tie
thinking OF the fearful danger trey IN
eur OF becoming blind. Foc weak eyes
may easily become totally blind
Hard work tired ners es, bad blood an
rundown systems weaken the eyes. Fol
lowing is the most wonderful cure OF
blindness on record. Mrs. Carrie l.
Reed. of Jay Bridge. Me. says:
In January l tegan 10 fail. was all
tired out and overworked. My nerves be-
came very weak. and | was very ner-
yous. Finally / began 10 lose my e. e.
sight. and / grew steadily worse.
Il could not see 20 sew or knit, and
could not see 10 DO my housework without
the aid Of glasses. ! had to wear them
much OF the time. My eyes were In a
very bad condition People told me
must go 70 an oculst and have my eyes
examined and treated
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-05

Il had heard Of tho wonderful cures
performed by Or. Greerc's Neryura blood
and nerve remedy and determined TO try
e., and see what IL would 10 for me. I
had not taken but half bottle before /
was very mach better. ! could see ever
SO much better, and fIt better evsry
way. When | had taken TWO bottles my
cye-sisht was as good and clear as ever
it was. and / always had the best Of
eye-sight until On s winter.
In Il short time l was entirely cured
Of all my troubles by that wen }erful
remedy. Or Greeucs Nervura blood and
nerve remedy II has done a great thing
for me. My eyes did not look like eyes.
they looked like blind eyes. they wer-
30 rcd and iuhamoi before being cIred.
II is Il wonderful cure, and it is q W n
derful medicine. l shall praise il far and
near"
Here is an additional danger for weak
ncryed, tired-Out people Don't neglect
those weak eyes. weak nerves. and rum
down systems, but get we'll by taking the
great medicine, Or. Greeue's Nervard
blood and nerve remedy
Why waste time iu trying uncertain
and untticd remedies, when here is "a
physicians prescription, discovery mad
by the greatest living srceia list 10 cIrn
nervous and chronic diseases. DR. Gree
of % west Fourteenth street. New York
city. II you take this medicine YOU can
consider yourself under Or. Greenc's di-
rect professional care. and YOU can con-
suit him or write TO him about YOU
case. freely and without charge. This L.
guarantee that This remedy will cure
possessed by no other Mcli inc in the
world.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-05
TUESDAY FEBRUARY 8. 1895.
m.,IINGs AND EyrN.s ms DATE

Richmond Lodge. Masons. Masonic TEN
pie. , 49,. nm
C,ermania Lodge. X. OF T., Ellctts nan
Fitzhugh Lodge. 1. o. 9. r., LagIe nan
Friendship Lodge. /. o. .. F. Odd-f al
lows Hail ,,
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lows Han. -
LAFAYETTE Council, a. Il. Of H., IT. -
l.. A. NJ. Hall.
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Richmond Council, IN. " - - 49, -
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Liberty Council. Jr o. L. A. NJ Cei'''S
Han. ~
Union Council. Il. A., Corcoran Han
J. \. Cummings Assembly, X. - Oh u
r., Eletts Hail =,
Jefferson Council, Jr. o. \. ~ NJ 'i'
o. T.. a. NJ. HAN.
Capital city Lodge, !. O. o. - 'd''
woods Han. 49,,
Trinity Lodge. 1. o. 6. r., Central nan.
West-l9nd Lodge, /. .. q. T. Gay -7'i 'e'
BAPTIST church. c.,.oara,
Catholic Beneficial Society, CaiheuIdi
Han. ,...
Lee-Camp Hail. -,..o,
Richmond COnclave. /. O. II" Cehudi
HAN.
COMPANY d. FIRST Regiment. Armory'
COMPANY T.. First Regiment Armory'
Y. l.. /. Blues. Blues new armory.
Richmond Howitzers. HoVitzers' arnory
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-05

Randolph Macon College viii Have
Strong Tenn The Season.

Strong Tenn lhis Season.
ASHLAND, VA, Feb. 4-Although Ii.
winter has not yet passed. and on the
ground now lies q hall foot of snow, the
coming baseball season is being widely
discussed here among sporting men. and
the students Of RandO.ph-Ma. college
are preparing 10 place In the field next
spring and summer n STRONGER team thal
ever before. Five cf last years nine will
play on the team Cf 90, Among The ueN
men Is excellent material and as there
are about twenty applicants there vii
Doe a large number from viii 10 choose.
The old battery viii be retaiue Robert
son and Talbot-bes.des which a. second
ary battery will be formed, re-e,v.
composed OF Hugh Fletcher brother 10
Howard Fletcher. who will captain the
team, and Allen. The players 20 on
pledge after the thirteenth OF this month
In an interview with Manager Dickcrs N
It developed that he has already So .urod
several games. lie -lys that the y rsinia
State League greatly iuterfe-es with col
legiate clubs. I'm procra- tinatnS an ar
rangement Of its schedule. However.
negotiations are pending for game with
Richmond on March Goth, and games a.
Lexington with Washington and Lee Uui-
versity and Virginia Military In
stitute on MAY % and ith respectively.
have been definitely arranged May 1lJh
Is set for the contest with Pennsylvania
State College.
\ communication has been rec i,od
from Biacksburg College. prOpo-ing -
form an inter-Collepilte league. bat tn
idea does not meet with much favor
here. II is objected that some clubs can
not leave their own grounds. and i'm order
that game prove a iuau lal ~u cess, tn"
teams must meet iu cities; Furthermore
there is tendency now for colleges -
have professional players, and Randolph
Macon will enter no league whore that
is allowed. u is rumOrcl. in fact. that
Barksburg. which has hitherto made n
great baseball record has a professional
battery this year. \ convention is 10
be held IN Lynchburg February - :, and
while a delegate may be sent from this
place. he viii not he sent without in
structons.
Randolph heartily endorses the
action of the University OF Wig mia IN
refusing to arrange a date with Wake
Forest College on account OF the pro-
fesslonal players at the latter institution.
Wake Forest having last year PLAYED four
professional men, TWO OF whom after
wards joined the Petersburg team.
Manager Dickerson emph1tica.ly de
clared that professionalism f. running col
lege sport. and that Randolph -Macon
College. which has always carefully
avoided professionals and which has "a
pure athletics as any colle5e In tho
South, is determined 70 play no longer
against professionals as was done LAST
year in more than one instance, but TO
meet only college teams with bona fle
players.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-05
MOURNING GOODS.

Only the most reliable were sold
by J. Lichtenstein & Sons. These
goods were all carefully selected for
their fine retail trade within
month. otherwise they would not
be here at 50 and 6oc on the dollar
for any.
J. Lichtenstein & Sons Fine Irish All
Wool 46-inch Serge, Csc quality, D5c.
3S-lnch ATWOOD Serge. D.. l.. son $
&-inch six Finished An-Wool Henriet-
tas. j. l.. y sons price &C our price
l'iach Atwood Crepe de Chine. j. L.
Il : price 9Sc, our price Doc
4SSlnch AlI-Wool Bordered Ratste, hem-
stitched. If preferred, D, l.. * =. price
SLID; our price zoe.
LaceS from the great Twenty
Third Street Retail Store. Wonder
prices; no such values ever heard
of.
G-inch Ivory Laces, j. l.. & 5. price -Oc'
our price o..
Inch IVORY Lace. j. l.. & Sons price
BE: our price lSc.
l0-rch ivory Laces. j. l.. * ;. price
t-c. our price 800.
9-'nch ivory Lates, j. l.. y Sons price
Gpc. our price ZlD.
Linen vide Pure Linen Torehon Lace,
Zoe for piece OF II yards.
iI-inch wide Aii-L.neH TorcAo2 LaceS'
ljc. piece ~ j. yards.
Pinch VIDE Torchon Lace. Zoe a piece o.
J. Lichtenstcin 4 Sons Fine Embro.d-
cries are here = and g. yard.
gc yard for j. l.. * Sons 3'c French
Embroidery.
Colored Worsted Dress Goods.
When was there such an opportu-
nlty offered before? All of j..
Lichtenstein & Sons new Spring
Dress Goods, Just imported, are
here. SOC on the dollar is all we
want.
36-inch Atwood English Fancy Cloth
Suitine. j. l.. a. Sons price o9c; or
price Doc.
Fancy Loom Check Dress sulting, }. L..
4 sons price 2,c. our price lac.
rs J. Idthtersteiu & Sons CSC Fancy
AIl-Wool Shot Novelties that We are
selling Tor J3c. NJ,
sheppard Novelties, that cost them
Heavy Navy Blue Atwood Storm Serge,
j. h. q Sons price 6Oc; our price oo'.
White Goods and Linen. Five
cases more of the great LIGHTER S EN-
& Sons stock is here.
Extra Heavy White Crochet Quilts. J..
l.. x Sons, price $l.e5; our Price sly. d.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-05
HORRIBLE SHOWING FOR THE SOUTH

The statement comes out from Wash
ington that the Senate has been polled TO
determine how 1t stands on endcting any
recommendations. and 1t turns out 10 be
thirty in favor OF such legislation to
forty-nine against 1t. The names OF
the senators. with a statement OF how
statement OF those opposed to the Presi-
dents recommendations ranging the sena-
tors, according 10 sections, thus:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-05
COZ. MOsBY's REVIEW OrsurRrD.S

The two installments which we have so
far published Of Colonel Mosbys review
OF Sheridan's Valley Campaign nave
proved three points very concluslvely. The
first is that Sheridan was a weak. vacn-
lating. irrcsoiute commsnder. without
genius. without enterprise. and with a
greater degree OF t!mi1ity than any
commander Of high rank on the onion
side OF the civil war.
Colonel Mosby has made II perfectly
plain from the records that General
Grants object In collecting snsr'dan's
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-05

David NJ Cloush, the new Governor oil
Minnesota. while on his way to take the
oath Of Office last Thursday narrowly
escaped death by performing brave feat
His spirited team were running away
when he sprang from his seat and tax
ing the reins from the driver, threw the
a,imals on their launches. 4 st. Paul
manor gives this as an instance Of how
the new Governor will master great
dificulties." But wait till he tackles the
Twin City problem
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-05
COHEN co.
Those many thousands Of worth Of goods from e panNP
stock j. LICHTENSTEN SONS at 6oc on the doulr anu "

T. & sons 75c. Gloria Umbrellas are
here FOR lNc. .. 2, ,.-t,cb SIX
Gloria Umbrellas friRe '.o V Tor &, Is
and other handles, are mere iol Fl~''
Hosiery from the great lwenty-
Third Street Retailers.
Ladies' Black Full Fashioned Fast asst. B JACK
Hose. j. H. q Son price nc OUT P'''e
ladies' Black Hose. ron fashioned h'slh
spit..l heels and double toes D. L. ~
r5its, RirheIieu Ribbed Llsle-Thread
Nos, high spucad. j. l.. ~ son P''''
1Jc. our price 4ic- ,, H.,
ChuIreu's Extra Heavy Rlo"e ~,
fast black. j. T.. n son prize w. '1'
Domestic Stock Of the great
Twenty-Third Street Retailers IS
here.
l-l Best .-c RIsached ShcetInss' i''-'e
~ pte O. of Fine Apron Check Gnsham''
u 6.r.ss of best Sl-2c. Bleach Muslin
pI 6'-i. yard. ...,.rqte
1gl.. Fancy Figured S1ttcchs ar % "-'1'
I2lr B'a.h S3tteens Tor l-'..., ,.,,t,.
.c Nairsooks. dark grounds with pretty
rolored n-ures. l-lc. N''u'
No such kid-GIoVe stock mas
been here for years.
n.eo Xii Gloves for eSc-all shades.
These Special Offerings in House
ware will make a visit to tins de-
partment, tins week, an interesting
and saving on.
HIGH Grade English CHINA Toilet sets
tha new shape. Alpine various "',"-
rauOus lr ,m. 100 pieces, d, llit' 49,
$50 at FOUR DOLLARS AND NINE
i\[I-EI,i'VE CENrS pair. former pricc
1-.. Firs Carlsbad emma After Dinner
coffee cups and Saucer-' cupid deco
A. 'F05."rY-NINU CENTS. actual value
15r. Austrian Glass Gas Globes Ms"
81 FIFTY CENTS. former price S.
N.cey Decorated IWo-Quatt laoi'
Water Pitchers.
A. ET%TTEEN CENTS. former prices
80 10 500. "a collection OF Japanese t't
Pots wicker handles, various snaps
and decorations thigh class. all az l''.
Al SENENTN-NI&E CDNIS. former
price 81 3D. Finest Carlsbad CHINA IN
dyuual Sets cup and Saucer, flat'.
Hutter. napkin lougl. all complete IT.
4" SIXTEEN DOLLARS former pr.ce
S3L@. % Finest Vienna q una l''l'l
Sets. nicely decorated in flowers ana
rolI sx1u .eItrIN shaped. aud 700 Pieces.
A. FIFTEEN CENTS 81 dozen liH''t
Austrian Chua MUGS. neat noraI AMI
void Decorations. former price t'
A. FIVE CENTS. former price. -''. -
dozen Seisin Bowls ie-io'h else anu
rich decorations.
Fifty dozen nicely printed, dou-
ble-hound. full size, substantially
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-05

Miss Annie Hayes. OF Forest City Ne.
was examined by a board Of pension
surgeons recently for pension as the
dependent child Of a Union soldier. She
weighs 1873 pounds. and. as Il result OF
the surplus avoirdupois, is unable TO do
any work, hence the pension.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-05

Ex-Queen Lii. is to be banished from
Hawaii and Is coming to America Inc
faded Lii would make hit mere as
the star in a play entitled From the
Throne to the Prison"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-05

II Lew Wallace establishes me- @o''eee
of immortales a move should be maze
to secure the election OF Coiohel odf'
Browne. who has already been oecora'eu
with the order of knights Objection 10
the Bath.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-05

Congressman Simpson. in lecture In
Baltimore, said that street railways
should be operated by the Government
and the citizens be- allowed TO ride free.
II Is no wonder that Jerry had to mort
gage his home on 5000 year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-05

His Ground Hogship says we are TO
have forty days Of fine weather. Well.
we'll see. Like all other latter-day
prophets, he is in bad repute in his own
country, but the fact that he appears
cnly once a year is to his credit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-05

A man who tried to get even Win d
high hat female in a 81. Louis theatre
last week by putting on his own tie was
thrown out Of the building. This Is d
fragrant case Of unjust DISCRIMINATION.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-05

Jeter c. Pritchard. the new senator
from North Carolina. was sworn in under
the name OF Jeter c. Phillips. the name
os the notorious wife-murderer. Of course
1t was cruel mistake, but it is grim
Joke at the expense of the successor OF
the honorcd Vance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-05

A pessimistic writer signs: TINS
is the age OF bribery and fraud fel-
haps the powerful searchlight oil journal
ism has lit up the dark corners Inc
great trouble nowadays IL that peopie
want 10 get rich too quick.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-05

Tom Johnson has given to the diHereh'
religious denominations a lot each IN the
new town of Elysia. o. This is evidently
intended as an atonement lor thal
naughty campaign last November.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-05

The Japanese religion demands that
man must worship ION the soil every
day. Many evade the injunction by
sprinkling little dirt in one corner Of
the room. sometimes on square Of ce-
ment made for the purpose. japan is
RAPIDLY becoming enlightened
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-05

The Commercial Building and Loan As
ISOLATION offers its full-pdii certificate.
Of stock AT $50 per share
This stock pays a cash dividend Of
per cent per aunum and participates lI
the profits of the association. For
further Information. address Commercial
Building and Loan Association, SOB Main
street Richmond Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-05
rur r,MEs-RICHMOND VA TUESDAY FEBRUARY 1899

lars damages against rich oacheior loi
writing original poetry TO MS vic
Served him right. for the ailegeo poe''
Is simply execrable.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-05

Parkhurst may learn that he wrote his
book telling how he killed Tammany toe
soon. The Tiger has a remarkable come
10" record.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-05

Count Ito, the japanese statesman, has
been decorated with the Order OF the
Black Eagle for services rendered in
decorating Ii Hung Chang with a black
eye.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-05

Statistics show that the average age at
which women marry in this country Is
twenty-thIee and q half years. Facts
are often most unkind.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-05

Ex-President Harrison Is combining him
self strictly to his law practice, but what
Is Prince Russell doing?
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-05

The Paris correspondents say that Cast
mir-Perier smoked cigarettes, but that
Faurc. his successor, uses cigars. This is
encouraging for French Republicans.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-05

Jerry Simpson has been suggested 20
TIE presidency Of the Chicago Tr!lb.
Club.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-05

Gabrielle de Gondin de Rosset, OF
Wilmington. y. c., is a sod-daushter Of
Lord Edward Bulwer-Lytton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-05

An indignant New York husband has
brought suk for twenty-five thousand dol
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-05
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-05

\ girl in Pratt, Kan, declares that
everybody in the town IS going to Heaven.
She was adjudged insane and locked up
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-05

Dorchester county. Md, bears the dis
tnction Of being the greatest muskrat
producing section in this country.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-05

We will allow per cent interest on
money deposited with us. either short
or long time.
THE FINANCE TRADING COMPANY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-05
WHO EVER THOUGHT

That these many hundreds of packages, these many
in merchandise could be turned the lul OF January anu
The science of this the greatest Richmond has ever seen
the control and the fearless swayng Of grand retail
prices proper, satisfactorily under'pned ana ue 0PP
the of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-05

Yes. he's going, and going as he should.
with Spectacles. It's wise 10 take Spec
tacies on sight They reinforce the eyes
and give them double ability 10 per
form their functions without any undue
strain There's one tax that can't be
levied without peril-the tax on sight
Ne prevent IL with our Glasses. Spec
tacles have saved multtudes of eyes.
Glasses must 1T the eyes 10 be Of ser
vice. and only an expert Optician like
our DR. Metzger can be trusted with
such a delicate and responsible task.
Come and see II you can't see better.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-05

North-Cameron, ].
/, thus appears that the opposition to
measures that will preserve tho stability
OF our money consists almost entirely Of
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-26
PARRAFOS De UNA CARTA DE PONCE.

Respectable persona de la Ciudad
del Sur nos dice entire otras cosas 10 que
sigue.
LAS huelgas parciales de esta COS
ia, creo que no han resuftGdO. Las ha
ciendas todas poseen tiendas para pro
veer al p onaje y como en- estas CONT
nuan dando las provisiones los precips
corrient IS, no han tenidO Inconvenience
|, opt rarios en- seguir trabajando por
el mismu jornal que CANADIAN antes. Los
de la ma ina So los que han hecho la
70 zosa por que los vapores no pueden
d tener sus operaciones.
.....o.s
Como habr& u ted visto en- La
DemocrGcIa, la solucion Salazar propues
ia en- la comision mixta de dar al peso
meiicano ei valor de Is centavos, Cay 8
bien en- Mad id; pero 81 alh esperan que
eL pals la apoye, como dice el senor G. r
cfa Molinas no Sc ha a NADIA, q menos
que ell Gobern~ doa Sc decidiera q convo-
Car ofcialmente una asamhlea para tras
mitir lueg d Madrid la opinion de l.
mayorfa de los habitantes de esta Isla.
Parece que ell can e por plata espa
nola no puedsa ooneederto y como por
orc son muy pocos los QUO 10 piden, no
" otro cam no que apelar d la reduc-
cion del tipo de los mejican1s, hasta gu
pueda llegarse otra solucion.
"AT paso que vamos, pronto llega-
ran los giros al clento por ciento, CO.
mo sostenie do la prohibition de la en-
trada bre del peso mejlcano, no h bra
base fila para los cambios, estaremos
siempre sujetos las bruscas oscilaciones
que tanto perjudican 8 los que t'enen
negocios G ell exterior Los cambios
dol As al so por ciento con mejicanos d
rs centav. s, no causar1an alteration SEN
sible en- los precios de las mercancf y
vfveres, mieL tras que al ciento pr Glen
to habr1a necesidad de subirlos mucho. I"
Hasta aquf los parrafos del respeta-
BILE amigo que os escribe. Los some
temos la consideration de los lectores
de LA CORRESPONDENCE, mientras tene
mos tempo de dar nuestra opinion res
pecto de particular tan importante