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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1896-05-16

= Office of the Chief Clerk of the House of
hereby certify that the aforegoing is a true
copy of an Act of the General Assembly of
Maryland, ,na1 passed at the January Session,
NJ. M. HIGGINS,
Chief Clerk OF the House of Delegates.
nay2 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-07

so deeply significant as to be almost su-
pernaturaL"
The first OF the manuscripts In question
is called albion and Marina; Tale by
Lord Wellesley, the Principal Part Pos
sessing Fact for n Foundation" and Is
described as being published and sold
by Serjeant Tree and all other book
sellers I'm the Glass Town. Paris. MS
manuscript runs to Is pages, each meas
urlng . ii inches by IL inches, and Is
written I'm characters almost microscope
cal; the Duke OF Wellington figures In this
tale as the Duke Of Strathellecray-"eve
ear in the world has heard his fame, and
every tongue could bear testimony TO 1t.
The second manuscript has for its ttle'
"Arthuriana, or odds and Ends, Beng
n Miscellaneous Collection OF Pieces IN
Prose ard Verse by Lord Charles \. +.
Wellesley" This is also written In mi
croscopical characters on % pages, meas
uring 4l-2 inches by 5-S inches. and
her full signature, Charlotte Bronte.'
occurs three times in the manuscript, &C.
Bronte" twice, and &C. b." once. and In
each instance dated 1893. In this. as in
the previous manuscripts there IS again
evidence OF the extraordinary prediction
of Charlotte Bronte for the Duke OF Wei
lington and his family. Mrs. Gasken re-
ltfN 10 TINS III nfI A4IlNf anu hhH. 1000
with reference to II: 1.-THE Duke OF Wei
lington was their (Charlotte's and her
sistersO demigod. Did Charlotte want a
knght-errant or a devoted glover. the
Marquis OF Douro or Lord Charles Welles-
ley came ready 10 her hand" The third
and latest Of these three unpublished
manuscripts IS entitled Passing Events"
and extends 70 thirty-six pages, measur-
ing 71-2 inches by 41-2 Inches; II Is
signed I'm the middle. &C. BrOnte, April =,
49," This is a remarkable philosophical
and political tale Of considerable length,
interpreted with verse, supposed TO be-
written by Lord Charles Wellesley. I'm
which Lord and Lady Burlington, the
Duchess OF Wellington, Lords Douro and
Castlereagh appear. A King and Queen
OF Assyria figure also, together with his
Grace Arthur Augustus Adrian, who
'unitos a faulty, an imbecliity, obtuse
Dutch stupidity. gross. groveiling
vacuity." etc. and there can be but little
doubt that William ", Queen Adelaide.
and the Duke of Cumberland We're the
originals
From the foregoing exceedingly brief
summary some idea viii be obtained OF
the interest Of the three manuscripts
whose existence was unknown even 70
Mrs. Gaskell. As a contribution 10 the
story OF the literary development OF Char
lOtte Bronte's earlier career they are
unquestIonably Of the greatest possible in
terest and importance, being, in fact
unimpeachable evidence Of the wonderful
powers OF the girihOod Of the authoress
OF Jane Eyre" 1t only remains TO bee
said that until quite recently these manu-
scripts were In the possession OF a de-
scendant Of the family residing In the
West Of England
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-07
some Unpublished Dronte Manu-
scripts.
0ondon Times.)

The prevailing boom" in Bronte litera-
ture has had one very natural result-it
has considerably increased the CONNER
cial value Of Bronte letters. Nearly all
the Bronte manuscripts are known to be in
safe-keeping, and their appearance in the
market is a very remote contingency.
Bronte collectors have lately been scour-
ing every locality In Gre~J Britain and
Ireland likely TO contain even SO uncon-
sidcred a trihe as an unpublished page OF
manuscript and although these efforts
have not proved entirely barren. the re-
suits are comparatively small. During the
coming month-the exact date is yet I'M
flXed-Messrs. SOtheby, Wilkinson &
Hodge will offer for sale three hitherto I'M
known manuscript by Charlotte Bronte.
The first of these was written in 1880,
when she was only If years old; the Sc
cond in 1893. and the third in 1896 at the
age OF %. They are OF the same class as
the manuscripts described by Mrs. Gas
kell. Of one Of which she gives fac
smile page in her Life OF Charlotte
Bronte, and respecting which she says:
HE patrick BranwelD was associated in
many of his sisters plays and amuse-
ments. These were mostly Of a sedentary
and intellectual nature. l have had
!
an immense amount of manuscript in an
inconceivably small space-tales. dramas.
poems. romances, written principally by
Charlotte, in a hand which it is almost
impossible to decipher without the aid OF
a magnifying glass" Mrs. Gaskell then
gives a list OF the works "as a curious
proof how early the rage for literary COM
position had seized upon her.; but neither
OF the three manuscripts hereafter de-
scribed figures in that list Mrs. Gaskell
| goes on TO say:
1.-THE quality strikes me as OF singular
merit for girl OF - or A. When
she gives way to her powers OF creation,
her fancy and her language alike run in
| riot sometimes 10 the very borders OF
apparent deirium. Children lead
| ing a secluded life are often thoughtful
and dreamy. The accidental meet
| ing with strange faces and figures are
sometimes magnifed by them into things
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-07
Ny Virginia.
(Copvrlght reservedO


Gror the Dispatch. all rights reserved)
o Virginia. my Virginia! how my heart
with rapture sWells,
AS to-day ] tread I'm fancy by thy classic
bracs and deils;
Mother landi my more than Mecca.
mem ries dear unto thee cling,
Failing soft In fragrance DER me- Ike the
holy breath of spring;
Fond affection tells me truly. spot nor
place the planet DER
Thrills the soul with warm devotion, Ike
To old Nirginia's shore:
Tho in foreign lands 1 travel, tho for
decades long | stray,
Feeling tells me Oft and over, heart Will
lnger here Away.
o Virginia. fair virginia. scenes Of
wOnd' rOus grace appear.
Vailing all thy hills and valleys, looming
far or nesting near;
Charlcs's cape is crowned with purple
whore yon ocean pillows sigh,
Holstons cool and pearly waters meath
yOn mountain shadows lie;
Great Potomac rolls in splendor softly
down from Blue Ridge hills.
Dan, its song Of praises utters where the
South it's balm distlls:
Otter. by the Jamess waters, lifts aloft its
rocky peak
over all a hymn Of glory gentle zephyrs
ceaseless speak.
o virginia. brave virginia. how tear
unbiddcn starts
As a host Of darker shadows tells Of tried
and broken hearts,
Malverns rugged burrows muttcr, even
yet. the wall Of war.
Mad Manassas frowning bastlons send
their thunder tones afar;
Rappahannock, red and hoary, tells where
thousands fought and died,
Shen1ndoah's hundred battles sees the
northern hosts dehed;
EVry section has its story, urning tale or
carnage stern,
EV'ry ril. its waters CORY sends thrO
tangled brake and burn.
O Virginia, proud Virginia. brightest star
OF southern sky
would / for thee die;
Coward hearts may stoop TO Mammon.
bending low the knee 10 Baal,
Renegades may truckle meekly, traitor
lips thy fame assail-
But thy loyal sons and daughters for thy
honor still Will strive
Long as love OF country keepeth man
hoods holy fires olive
Long as love Of freedom fingers, on in
suffers they will frown.
Build the shaft and print the story, keep
ing green thy fair renown.
o Virginia. dear Virginia! Heavens rich
est blessings be
Unto all thy loyal children, or OF high or
low degree;
Prosper may thy people ever, friendship
binding every heart
With such ties Of true affection time nor
fate can ever part;
Law and learning, may they flourish.
great success TO kirk and school.
Peace and freedom, let them tarry, right
and Justice ever rule
Ev'ry STRIPPING. be he faithful ey'ry
maiden always true
As our fathers died to conquer, be they
ready still 10. do.
o Virginia! Queen Virginia. how the name
the bosom stirs.
TIL thy children, with one feeling, fOndly
bow as wOrshippers.
Fancy Ger thy waters purple 1airest
forms OF be-auty trace,
Paints In green and gold thy valleys, on
thy hills cerulean grace;
| Ger thy fields a silken mantle, soft as
silver down. Is spread,
Light and shade AT even. gather where
the fay and fairy tread:
o Virginia. my Virginia. land OF battles
heroes. fame.
Earth shall know. in coming ages not q
prOuder nobler namel
SurTy County, Va. y. w. j.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-07
GOING TO BED HUNGRY.
IL is All Wrong, and Man is the
Only Creature That Does IA.

The complete emptiness of the stomach
during sleep adds greatly 10 the amount
OF emaciauOn, sleeplessness, and general
weakness 50 often met with. There IS
perpetual change Of tissues in the body.
sleeping or waking, and the supply OF
nourishment ought TO be somewhat con-
tinuous. and food taken just before re-
firing adds more tissue than is destroyed
and increased weight and yigor is the re-
suit. Or. w. Il. Cathen says: "All ami
mails except man eat before sleep. and
there IS no reason in nature why man
should form the exception TO the rule"
II people who are thin, nervous, and
sleepless would take a light lunch OF
bread and milk or oatmeal and cream,
and at the same time take n safe, harm
less stomach remedy like Stuart's Dys-
pepsia Tablets in order TO aid the stomach
in digesting it, the result viii be a sur
prising increase in weight, strength, and
general vigor. The only drawback has
been that thin, nervous, dyspeptic peo-
pie cannot digest and assimilate whole
some food at night or any other time
For such it IS absolutely necessary to use
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. because they
will digest the food, no matter how weak
the stomach may be. nourishing the body
and resting the stomach al the same time
Or. Stevenson says: 81 depend almost
entirely upon Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
in treating Indigestion. because II is not
a quack nostrum. and / know just what
they contain, a combination Of vegetable
essences. pure pepsin. and fruit salts.
and they cure Dyspepsia and stomach
troubles because they can't help but
cure" Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets are
sold by druggists everywhere at 80 cents
per package. They are in lozenge form,
uleasaut TO take and contain nothing but
pure pepsin, vegetable essences, fruit
salts and bismuth, scientifically COM
pounded. They are made by the Stuart
Company. of Marshall. Mich, and your
druggist will tell you they give universal
satisfaction. - - :. -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-07

Veterans who joined the Confederate
army at the very outbreak Of the war,
md fought for four long years, and then
lay down their arms with Lee at Apo
mattox. will trudge along with their COM
rades, just as they did when they wore
the jacket of gray, and carried musket
on their shoulders. Ii will be an inspiring
sight, and one never TO be forgotten by
those who behold t.
THE LINE or MARCH.
Major Norman V. Randolph. as assist
ant acknowledgement, will really have
charge OF the parade. and he has decided
20 make the line Of march very short
ns tho weather will, I'm all probability
be hot, and many Of the veterans would
be much faugued If they had 10 climb
some of our hills. over the route mapped
out by Major Randolph there will be
no ascent to be made. as the parade will
not 80 east Of Ninth street.
The line of march win be as follows:
Commencing at First and Broad streets,
down Broad to Ninth, thence to Grace,
. up Grace to Fifth. thence to Franklin,
up Franklin 10 Monroe Park.
The military organizations will form on
Broad street. and west Of Broad. while
the chfldren's brigade VIII be stationed,
probably, between Foushce and First. The
Veterans VIII be formed ON the streets
running into Broad east of First. The
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-07
Mrs. JEFFERSON Davis and family.

MIt. JEFFERSON DdNlS iHt'''s-
Invited guests In carriages
Council city OF Richmond.
Maior-Gencral Thomas A. Brander and
stafl. commanding the Virginia Veterans,
with Richmond Iaght-Infantry Blues as
escort.
Veterans from the various States In the
following order: Virginia and West Nir-
ginia as one division, then South Carolina,
Mississippi, Florida, Alabama, Georgia,
Louisiana Texas, Arkansas, Tennessee,
North Carolina, Kentucky. Missouri. Ma
ryland District OF Columbia, Indian Ter
rltory and Oklahoma Territory
with the exception Of Virginia, the
Southern states are placed in line In the
order Of their secession.
HOUR AND A HALE TO PASS.
The parade will take an hour and a
half 10 pass a given point, and the column
will move promptly at 100 Z. NJ. The
children's brigade viii march on past
Monroe Park, and disband at Shafer and
Franklin streets. No one will be allowed
in Monroe Park at the laying Of the
cornerstone. except the invited guests
and the veterans Admission 10 the
grandstand will be by ticker only. The
first brigade Of infantry Will form in a
solid square around the entire park, so
that the veterans can gain an entrance
to the grounds without fear Of being
pushed back by a rush Of the crowd.
NO HORSES IN THE PARK.
All Of the staff officers viii be required
TO dismount at the entrance to the park
at Belvidere and Franklin, and arrange
ments have been made to have a corps Of
stablemcn take charge OF the horses,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-07

Twenty Thousand Men viii March
Through RichmOnd'S Streets.
HOW THE PARADE WILL FORM.
The Largest TURNOUT the City Has
Ever kRSwn-I.inc of March VIII
He N short Onc-Those In Com
mand.

Twenty thousand men in linel That is
what those who witness the great parade
on July "a next. when the cornerstone to
the Jefferson Davis memorial viii be laid.
will see. Fifteen thousand veterans will
march shoulder 10 shoulder through our
streets, and 5000 military will precede
them in the mighty column. Distinguish
ed generals mounted on noble chargers
will be conspicuous in the line; men who
have I'm the still hours Of the night, while
the weary soldier slept, mapped out the
plans for the struggle OF the next day,
when their forces rushed on TO victory.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-07

street. Each officer will receive n coupon
for his steed when he turns the animal
over TO the man in waiting.
The officers i'm charge of the parade
will be as follows. General John b. Cor
dom chief marshal; General George
Mooreman, acknowledgement and chief Of
staff Major y. V. Randolph. assistant
adjutant- general; Major Thomas A. Bran
der, major-general commanding Virginia
Division. United Confederate Veterans
and Colonel w. A. Smoot. commanding
Grand Camp of Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-07

assistant Adjutant-General)
squad of mounted police, the children's
brigade, and the military organizations
viii pass in review Of the veterans, and
the latter will fall in line and bring up
the rear OF the column.
HOW THEY WILL FORM
Major Randolph Will not issue his Off
cial orders in regard TO the formation OF
the column for several days yet but the
following will be the order in which the
various organizations, guests of distinc-
ton. etc, viii form in line and proceed
in the big parade. though one or two I'M
important changes may be made:
Squad OF mounted police.
Chiidren's Brigade, commanded by Ser
yeant d. Smith Redfosd.
General John b. Gordon lchief marshall
and STAFF. with Virginia Military Institute
Cadets as escort.
Grand Lodge OF Virginia and Masonic
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-07
A. HUTZLER'S SONS,
3l5 east Broad street,
kvN~N~N0O~A
N>>(N~~~O(N

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at a flood. Our stock of DRY
GOODS has never before been so
complete as now. 1t is the part
of wisdom to take advantage of
such opportunities when they
come.
GREAT SALE OF SILKS.
THE KNIFE CUTS DEEP INTO FOR
MER PRICES.
Best japanese Wash silks. for waists.
reduced TO dc
Taffeta Stripes and Figured Chameleons,
for waists. considered cheap at Coo;
now 42c.
All-Silk Satin Duchess, Black only. was
sOc.; now &c.
Grieff's Heaviest Black Figured Taffetas.
that were s. and Soc; now &c.
"a and 21-inch Persians, that opened at
70 and Soc; now 54c.
BLACK MOHAIR SPECIALTIEs.
Figured Mohairs, "a inches wide, 4Oc
value, for pc
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Figured Mohairs 40 inches wide, 75c
value, for 49c.
Fine Black Briliantlne. 40 inches wide.
soc. value, for 3Gc.
| Heavy Black Sicilian, 40 inches wide, 75c.
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LADIES' SaIRT-WAISTs.
We carry a large ana varied assortment
Of styles, qualities and designs. Our
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The same style laundered is being sold
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/ Upwards Of 100 pieces. entirely new de-
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Linen-Colored Grounds, with White and
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| All-Silk Taffetas-No. l6 at 20c. No % al
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-07
MEN,s UNLAUNpEREp smInTs.

Our fourth supply this season. Just open
ed so dozen Linen Bosom. Extra
Length Patent Bands. Hand Finished
White Unlaundered Shirts. always re-
garded as the hest SOC. value; it is our
speciality at 39r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-07

If the Baby II Cutung Teeth
be sure and use that old and well-trled
remedy, Mrs. Winslows Soothing-Syrup.
for children teething. it soothes the
child softens the gums, allays all pain,
cures wind-cOlic, and is the best remedy
for diarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents a bot
tie
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-07
A GREAT SALE OF SILKS.
BLNCl MoHNIR spECIALTIr,

Figured Mohairs, 81 inches wide, 40c
value, for pc.
Figured Mohars. IS inches wide, COO
- value for 39c.
Figured Mohairs, 40 inches wide 75c
value for 49c.
Fine Black Brilliantlne, 40 inches wide.
see. value, for 3Gc.
Heavy Black sicilian, 40 inches wide. 75c.
Nulmn for lln
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-11-06
Les Deux 0rphelines.
PAR HDOLpHE DENNERY.

indlque qu'un requin fait ses 6yo-
lutions dams cot endroit st suit
notre brick, attendant gull tombe
quelque chose q la mer qui pulsse
lui servir de nourriture.
Et CONNIE la jeune femme await
apercu lie monstre ct paraissait en-
6prouver une sensation d'ofroi, le
lieutenant lul await saisi le bras
pour la rassurer. Puts il await
continue:
-Je ne vous al pas encore dit
les moeurs de CO monstre, nj les
dangers qui courent osux qui Sc
trouvent d port6e, soft de ga queue
soft de SO maohoire q triple rangee
de dents.
C'est alors que le lieutenant
d'Ouvelles await dome lordre an
quarter. maftre de faire monter
sur lie pont toutes les prisonnieres.
Puts il await fait METRE tout ce'
monde en- rang, de facon a ce que
l'on ne fnt pas expose d etre rem
verse dams an movement subit de
roulis GU de tangage comma il sen
produit par les Gaines plats, lors-
que les vagues des profondeurs SO
mettent tout q coup en- movement
pour IN enlargement dams latmoe-
phAre. Marianne sc tenait auprAs
du commandment, tandis que le
quartier-ma1tre fort content d'a-
voir une petite conference 3 faire,
racontait:
IL nous suit depuis HER soir,
ce brigand de requln, CONNIE sill
await quelqus mauvaise nouVelle q
nous apporter 80.
Css mots frent dresser Horeille
4 Marianne qui en- demanda Tex-
pli,stion.
-O'est une yleille l6gende, dit
en- souriant N. d'0uYelles, qui
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-11-06
(Su1tel
XIV

Grace q Influence que, peu q
peu, Marianne await prise u SEES
compagnes de captivtt6, la traver
see semblait devoir SO passer dune
facon moins p6nible que d'habi-
tude.
Les %capitaines dee batlments
transports n'avaient pas coutume
de trailer leurs passageres avec
autant de douceur.
LIE commandant du "Glorieux"
await fait de son mieux pour que
ses nombreuses passageres ne SO
trouvassent pas trop NAL parqu6es.
Aussi, n'avait-il pas fait de s6rleu-
ses difficulties lorsque Marianne
lui await demand6 CONNIE une IA
veur, de permettre d Q compa-
gnes d'exil de SO promener sui lie
pont. Un jour, le quarter maftre
accourut en- toute hate q l'entr6e
de l'entrepont en- GRANT:
-Que celles qui veulent voir
prendre un rauuin me suivent!
Aussitot toutes les d6tenues
avaient 6t6 sur pied, chacune ayant
voulu r6pondre q l'invitatlon du
quarter : ma1tIe. Ce jour Ia, 10
lieutenant await dome une per-
mission generate, voulant faire
proiter toutes ses passager,s dun
spectacle %saisissant. Depuis lie ma
tin, on await signal6 la presence
dun enorme requin dams les eaux
du brick. NJ. d'Ouvelles await fat
yenir Marianne . larriere sur la
banquette du %gouvernail ct lui
await indiqu6 le remous qul, de
temps en- temps, SO falsait dams le
sillage du navire.
Celia, await dit le eomm andant,
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"a c~ontinnsr.l

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Journal est tenu de payer tous les
Averages 4u'elle dot sur abonne-
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contlnuer = le lui envoyer jusqa'a
90 quill cit pave. Dams ce cas- la-
bonnie est tenu desdonner on outre
le prix de announcement jusqu'au
moment du Placement, gull ait re-
on non le Journal du bureau
de poste