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BICYCLISTS AS J PUR.1
Possibility of Their Clubs Becom?
ing Political Centers.
Politic ans Believe that, as Has Been
the Case with Similar Organiza?
tions,-Clubs of Cyclists will
. Become Important Fac?
tors in Local Polit Ci.
It is tho opinion of sage and experi?
enced politicians that it will not be
very long before the- various wheelmen's
clubs, so numerous nowadays, will take
an active part iu politics. Such a propo?
sition would probably bo dlsBUtcd as
nntrno by the great majority of wheel
mon, who iirn indifforout to political
affairs and who arc generally agreed j
that the keeping of politics out of a so
cial organization is one of the surest
pledges of its peraiaiii uce. Mut the con?
ditions arc hot favorable to tho position
they take, and if these conditions do
rot rosr.lt in sonio form of political ac?
tivity iu cycling '-Ichs all previous in?
dications Will 00 belied.
All OV0I there uro now bicycle clubs
occupying usually rooms in what uro
called "residential quarters," and these
rooms are the mooting places of thou?
sands Of young men of votiug age and
companionable ways. Tho subjects di.-,
CUSSOd are fur removed from politics,
but. as is invariably tho case where
young men are associated in a social or?
ganization for tho purposes of mutual
good fellow .-hip, ouo or more of the
members become loaders in the club,
and "moving spirits" iu its ulfairs.
The politicians of every party are al?
ways on the lookout for desirable candi?
dates for local nominations, and the put?
ting in the Held of a wheelman favora?
bly thought of by his associates in a
wheelmen'* club would naturally mean
the active and oQlcieut support of a
number of his associates, Unconscious?
ly, therefore, though tho club might
taku no part us a club iu the campaign,
the result would bo tho snuio as if it
had done bo, und the moiubt rs of that
club would Ix como attached to tho party
or faction to which tho candidate be?
longed. At tho next contest tho oppos?
ing party would be protty certain to put
junomiuutn.ii n candidate who had at
least the support of a rival wheelmen's
club iu the district, or of wheelmen
there, and so the cyclers would be
"brought into politics."
This has hugely been tho rule with
social organisations of whatever char?
acter or description.
In recent years the first of tho
quasi-political clubs wore tho volun?
teer tiro companies. Then came tho
military company clubs, tho Grand Ar?
my posts, the veterans' associations and
finally the literary and debating clubs.
It is safe to say that not one of the lat?
ter was established with the view of
promoting the politi.-al advantage of uuy
Tuemlyr. Hut sooner or later OUO mem
bor become so prominent us to possess
influence in the club ranks, if not con?
trol of the political activity of its mem?
bers. Then ho was nominated for uu
office; then ho secured the support of
his friends in the club for the sido with
which he was allied, and finally the
club became known as having a certain
political lonniug.
It is much hoped by many cyclists
that the clubs may kei p out of polities,
-for pernicious political activity i- not
conducive to the success of such organi?
sations, but the snug clnbroouis und
"tho increasing membership of the or?
ganisations aro tempting to the politi?
cians, and tho result may be foreshad?
owed. Lost year the cyclists cut quite,
a figure in the fight for congress between
.George 13. McClcllau and K. A. Choso
brough.?New York Sun.
Turf Proflti or u Prince.
An examination of the winnings on '
tho turf this year shows that the Prince
of Wales has done very much better than
lover before In his iir>; year's racing
(1689) he won ouly two small races.
Vorth ?20-1. These ?guri fi were trebled
in 1890. In IV.'l li" won ?4,148. The
^ear 1S90 was a had i uu. oud he only
took ?190. He did a little better in
1893, winning ?872. Tust year tho
prince won live races. W0rth?3,499. But
this year, in addition to excellent stable
ipro5i>eets, he has made ni arly ?8,000.
TTorizfll II, which lias nut been beaten,
has won five races, aggregating i..*:. f*r>*.#.
?and Persimmon won i- tli ra< ? - ho ran
In, taking ?2,651.? Now York W orld.
Old Greek iluslr.
Two more slabs of stone inscribed
frith words and music havo been found
in tho treasury of the Athenians at Do)
.phi by the French. By using some of
tho fragments previously discovered, n
second hymn to Apollo, with it-, notes,
liaa luven pnt together. The date is after
itho conquest of Greece by the Romans.
Tho Grooks seem to have used '-'1 notes
in thoir musical notation, where we use
?lily 12. _
Tolstoi'? New Novel.
Count Tolstoi is at work on a new
jBovol dealing with the peculiarities of
Iho Russian district courts. As ho has a
poor opinion of judicial methods, sulo
Of the book will probably bo forbidden
In Russia by tho censorship.
TJnltke the Bortr, She Likes a Chook.
Edith Sessions Tupper says tho now
Joyornan is "horsy.'' Wo don't know
fcrh.it this means utile?? it rcfor.s to the
<oct that sho is given loose rein and
doesn't mind a bit.?Chicago Times
(Herald.
. Special ssle of neckwear. Goldman
h Hoflbcimer, 100 Main street.
LEGISLATION AND PRICES.
Ejtwa of I'n.lr More Powerful Than the
].??-- of Nation*?
Tbo Iowa Duiiioorata on Aug. 7 do
olared ageinsl freo coinage of silver at
IB to l by on overwhelming majority.
Tho following is a sh01 t Quotation from
tho speech of Hon. Nathaniel 1'reneh,
cliairmuu of the convention:
"At what ratio shall wo coin tho
metals so that a dollar of one will equal
a dollar uf tho other In intrinsic and
exchangeable value? When wo want to
know how much things are worth, WO
go to tho imukcts and find out. Wo
don'I hunt up a coiigressmuu to ttslc tho
vulnoof eggs or spring chickens or grain
or anything else, or if congress bus do
elan d what their vuluo shall bo. We
know that the mere declaration of con?
gress, or oven u- constitutional amend?
ment, could not li.\ the price of a single
egg. In like munnor, if wo want to know
how many onnues of silver an ouuco of
gold is worth, wo must go to the bul?
lion markets instead of the revised
statute.,- Thomas Jefferson could not
have wen undying fame as n Htatosiuau
and leader of the common pnoplo If ho ,
had not been endowed with an tibun- j
dance of common sense, and over 100 ;
years ugo, when opiigross sought bis ad- i
vioe OS to tbo ratio to adopt for the ?
coinage of gold and silver, he said:
'Disregard legal proportions tiltugothor.
Inquire into the market price.' Ho ,
knew thut opinions should not und
could not be controlled by legislation.
Ho knew that tho basic laws of trade i
wore moro powi-ifnl than the laws of
nations and that tho multiplication
table could not t " altered by statute,
"To so coin gold and silver thai both
shall oirculnto together by re,eon of
parity of value we must follow Joffer
sou's advice and inquire the price of
gold and silver in the markets of tho
world. If wo find onoouncoof gold will
buy 89 ounces of silver, that is tbo ratio
to adopt. To put in tbo silver dollar
more than ;i'J grains Of silver for each
gram of gold ill ill" gold dollar would
at once drive our silver money from cir?
culation, and to put in le.-s would ban?
ish our gold. The loss of ttitllOl' would
bo a misfortune, and to retain both wo
must adopt the moronutiloratio, putting
in our coins no moro und no less than is
needed to luako one of equal value to
the other. "
A Nolselosn, Patient Spider.
A nolsalcas, putleat silkier
I Marked where on u little promontory it stood
Isolated,
Mailed hew to explore the vaoant vast eur
rouudinu
It launcli .1 forth fllaiuont, filament, Ulamonl
out of Itself,
Evei unrooting them, ?.-vor tirelessly speed?
ing thorn.
And you, O my soul, whore you stand,
Surrounded, dataohed, in nicaauroloa* oceans
of space,
Ceaseless!) musing, venturing, throwing, seek?
ing Hie spheres to connect them.
Till tu.- I ..lt?c- you will need bo formed, till
tbo diiolile anchor hold,
Till tho goasainor thread you lim? oatob oonio
where, o my soul!
-Walt Whitman.
A Shadow of h Coming Event,
Prineu Edward of Vork will have a
little brother or sister before loim.
DISTRESSING
Pi'EKnr Cx-nT Trkatmskt. ?
Warm batbi v. Ith (!0 ricuiM S ur. seal
rations of Cuticura (ointment), :.n.l mllil rinses
ot Outicdka ltssoLVSNT(the new blood ptulfier)
BnM Uimaahanl the w...i/t mii;?h ?Vpaii r Nrw.
?tr.> fc s.j, I, Kii.r r.!w?..].?i . 1411,-t.. t'onca
UauaaCasK. Cuar , Sola Prop, . Bmtoa, U S A
and aches of an annoying nature, a torturous nature, a danger?
ous nature, can be quickly and surely cured with Pain-Killer.
? As no one is proof against pain, no one should be without
)?) Pain-Killcr. This good old remedy kep^ at hand, will save
t? much Buffering and many calls on the doctor. For all sum
5 mer complaints of grown folks or children it has stood with
5 out an equal for over half a ceutiuy. lime like the present
a to get a bullle of
Hold, everywhere. The nnnntltv ha* boon tlnnhtod hut the price romnlnn
tin- mine, it?u. i.ni.l. uiil im worthless nnituiiua?. liuy ouly llio kuiiuIiic,
hearing llio name?Feuky Davis a .Sun.
RUPTURE UF ITIEN. WG?1EN RND CHILDREN
Permanently Cured in Thirty Days.
No Knife. No Pain. No Honey Until Cured.
'86 Main Street, Every Tuesday and Saturday from io A. M. to i P. M.
Beginning May 7t|t, 1895.
? ?* NORFOLK RUPTURE CURE COMPANY.
DeligintfLjl Summer Resort!
Loretto Academy,
N 1AC.AUA FALLS, ONTARIO.
An Ideal Place for Ladies' Summer Vacation.
-?_ i;. -Tf^S
- $ . ? ,. mm ??? ISBgs
mm m
I with tb(> opportunity, ipend thoir mmntri
away, .'-iiiir i-x - 11 111 t a South viail i'.iua.la au t Nia urn lulls. I'Uo. will II u I nu idoa>!
placo to up ml t eir 11011 ion with the slater* ol I.motto at Niagara Falls, out. Tin
good ttstt rs liavi uunic a now .leparturo tins year, and will lake la 1 - or yo 1111; nirU an
?iimuior boar u h. ml w II gi o thotii ovary accomiitu latiou for tlie prokout tluia uul I
tbo 1 mi ol l-eptembor. The eanttfiil Aoiideoi.i <>t Loretto, with it- 11 assif propor iona.
large ami .iiry rooms, is . u ideal 1 I .-a for suniiin r real at the sun o tune it ia ol easy ac
ceta to the gros I rutatu t and nil the varit-d attra Munt of World-Famous Niagara Pulls,
'J hero will in no h r.ientoiue rules 10 observe, and b rirdera . 1111 como au I go iis they
please, only hei) g required to kenn within lb,- limits ol retiring hours. The toriua will
be lorn.1 nit roasouabtu. I i n dollars h ?renk where two enpv 1 ic s.iuie room, rs a
week eai-h, ami wl era ?? 1 arty el .cur ot more occupy mum- ro in. t .10b, For furtbor
particulars address SI8TKU Sl'I'HltlOlt, I m otto ACudo.uy, Niagara I dla, unt.
Lanters, Bicycles, Lantern!
LANTERNS,
LANTERNS,
LANTERNS,
Bells,
BICYCLES,
BICYCLES,
BICYCLES.
LANTERNS,
LANTERNS,
LANTERNS.
Sells.
BELLS,
BELLS,
BELLS.
sc num.* and <oi.i,i:ci:s.
m ihmii.x AN? ?:oi.f.i:?j?-:.s.
fflcGUIRE'S
Boarding and
Day School,
non roe park, RICHMOND, VA.
Founded In i m'.'i. Benlra opens l rldiy, Beptetuoer 20. Fire Unlveriity moo and oqe Busi?
ness (.olleve ,ratlua:e ttmliinK in Ipper Scoool; thrco la?li-s lu t'.o UtWtr. Hull lor l!S9i?3?IM.
prepare* lujs'or any aui-u. jii Umrenllr or Collate, or lor tbe Millury. Naval uoil lYcbuu-ai
H'hool* Vvi "L'nUorsiljr aud Culle^o xlocorJ." and. lur particulars ai to Ilia school, turius, etc., up
nlv lor c utaluguc.
iuK-w.i.su .lOMN P. McOUIKE, No. 7 N. Betonier? street.
Hodcllnston liciilcHi-ag:, Norfolk, Va,
t All. NtiMNION UHUI.VM nilNRAV, ?HI'Tl-; tl itl.lt inii. I S?.'>.
Shorthand, Bookkeeping, Penmanship, Type-writing, Spelling and Business Praclice,
GraduatesstsUted in lindiuc plate
pafuataklog luitillltloil. aual ll? graduates turn avaaiii imr us
stenographerssad bookkeepers, r'-u terms und lull Inle-rmai
THE NOItt'OMC BUSINESS t Ol.l.Kiii: It a thorough i
are aouiilii after bribe busluesa lueu ut ilit- city 11
add e?s
clerks,
I. W. PATTON, Principal.
M<:il?i?i.*j am? < <i(.i.i:(ii M.
Classical School for Boys.
MISS BESSIE L. FITCHETT
will o|i?>ii bor ( lussicul School for Uova nt "4
Duke btreot, 1 llUllsDAV. .SEPTEM I1EU
23TII. Is'j.'). For furlliur informatiou ad?
dress her. until of it r September .uth, caro
COL. It. i. M.Mt It.
nu'<iO-tf Lexington, Ta.
NORFOLK HCHDEIIIY1
A k bool for boyH possessing certain dis?
tinctive advantages which mar he summed J
Uli us follows:
l. Hi bread ? urrlculuui.
Ii- s| Irll 01 i r greys'.
::. lti arbstesoui ? discipline.
?I I Im i euiuulty Ol IIa course Ihroueu
both easeeutii y uud iccandai y . .iK 1.
r.. ii- Ibeioughm-*-.
e. 'I be aetlal -muJing 11 Hi pairuna.
7. Its -'-.'in' playground.
8. l.o ui sralioeut.
u. Hi i.in ai? charge*.
In ii-* aacfSMi.
It woui.i be. easy to mention othar ndvan
tttgt 8 winch II might well possess, hut due*
nut \t '.hat it ooinbiues more thun uuy
ether boys' sttiool In thia section i* welise
coguized. 11 ? ii v o ii ulc touchers nie laudi?
er- by choice ami pi ofateiou. it-gruiiuutea
lm\o i een admitted tu lohne Hopkins Uuiv.,
tJuiv. of Va.j Troy Polytechnic, Lobigb
I'niv.. stox in. Weat Point and anuilar hi
at nit oue.
No2l si 8-ion boi^iufl September 25, I'ata
logUI a leady AilRtlut 12.
ROBT. W. TUIMSTALL, B. A..
aul-tli.-u.tii-?iu Principal.
1) |i HMO.ND I KM A LE -i MISAlt\
It X?. 3, E*?r (iaaci Sr.. Uiciimomd. V..
.1(111 N Ii POWELL r.ipal.
MKS?. T. >i PI i 11 is. i.e.. I rin ipul.
Tb? twenty-third xa-loii ol Uns. Bojrdina and
|||i\ Si Uu..l '.-v;iii 6iiu.iiil.or 25tb, ls'.'S. and
.1..-. .lime lMh.lMMI.
Course ol lusitiictlon froai Primary to Collegtat? |
llepai n.. ii bill sad through. Iba best advantage*
in Slualc, A i urn I.animates.
Itlchmond olltta luuuj advantages fwr Improve
aei i n I ?? turn, I'oaeeiis. etc.
i oi d lulb, ?ihm? tot catalogue to the Principal.
JeSlsd.we.n- Sat_
EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL,
Near Alexandria, Va.
L, M. BLACK KORD, M. A. Principal.
THE i ii I'V-SEVESTll YEAII
OK THIS \VELl,KX0\VN SCHOOL loll BOY*.
Cpeas September -'.Mb, ISM.
Illustrated i .tui snit on application.
WASHINGTON &, LEE
CNIYbttSITY, Islington, Virginia.
Academic; Luw; Engiiioering. Opeui
-tepu iJtii. b'or cutuloguo address
U. \V. ?. LEE, President.
Bellevue High School,
in lit nit it toi Vit, VA.
\ llioroughly equipped scbnol, complete lu Its I
p, ointments, ol nigh grade foi Boys and Young |
M?u. Foi catalogue oi Information, apply to
\V. IL A 11110 I Pi Ini Ipal,
j) 17-w.f.au-SCt l e levue p. o.
CADEMY,
i>t* i'm ..tor> i.lol thebiabesl rapulatloa un.l sue
.... ii.. .i:l. rwuti perfeei ci.mts. mn No baaing.
Address Jobu Hart. U.A. U.uf Va.. liunuut: uicilA u.
o:ounioii Feile seminary, siaunton va
Ol t and well-known. Teachers Iroui lt-ad
Uh' Colleges. Mut-ii lunght by graduate*
i iiusoi lutui es ut Laipsiu im 1 berth). Art
.Uni Elocution lupei tor.
aiiS-eodJcWlm JAS. WILLIS. I'rinoipal.
BETHEL 1?
Wim A'ADEHY''
for i iuveni?
lem Us Ua
uuit Biialiif*i
I i ? ru'aiogua* addroi
wionim? M " " Mi bn in
VI IvOINIA. jleibel Academy I'. <
jyU'-lu.l h?*a-2St
Pantops Academy
NEAlt CIIAItl.OITI.sVll.I.E; VA.
' "r ll?v? nun ' mum !?!????? Send tori
CValua-ue JOHN It. SAMPSON. A M..
y I' o -d 1-1 l-ltu. ipa!.
ROCK" HILL COLLEGE,
- ( ondnctetl bv the -
BROTHERS OF THE CHRISTIAN
SCHOOLS,
itnate.l upon the slopu ol one of the pll
'.m il' uo bills ? ? ? ?.:. uk i n.; ELI.ICo'i"
UiiY, llOWAKhCO., ?11?, Scion t: lie, (lai
I sieal, i ommercUli onrees niid a'Preparatory
Couise for anull boy-. Hunlonti uro re
ceivod k boarders oi da* seuolais. lor
particulars addreM LliO. MAUUIOE. Prasi<
lit nt ]y2l-2 ii
138 GRANBY ST..
OPENS TUISMY. ^OCTOBER ISI, I895.
The Hiur de|iartiuenti, senior, Junior,
Primary and kindergarten will La under
the ch.11 rc of thoronguly unaliilod und uoia
Llv i-ticcs!nl b'subera. Spocial atteuliou
given to [?auxu.ages >nl Music. Too Km
dtrgarten t.iitit exceptionalndfantngea for
the scientific trtiniiifl td little ? bilureu. a
few boarder- will lie iiCOOmmu luted, t.ircu
Lirs at booUstoret. i m further informa?
tion a Id roan
MISS AQNEH HO tut.AS WEST,
Acliug I tin ipal.
13S rirAiihy ?iroet. Nor.ulk. Vu.
Personal lutemewa ut tbe Louse after
fc'apttinber U*X
^ schools ctii i.i:?ji:s.
ALBEMARLE
FEMALE INSTITUTE
Charloltosvllle, V?.
l.ir-r corps of Bupirlsr lea her-. Best ad
VauUfces iu IJterary, Jlu^l.-ul hihI Art Depart
mriiif. Attr.i.-tlvc surrounding-. Ui.t nad cold
l-uth?. <Jj-Ihm Ttruu I lie lowest. <inter tata
louUe. %\. I?. Illt'll Instill, t'ri Uf Ipill.
w. j. i'c i inns. ,i?ii. i'rliii'ipni.
au&eod liu
HOLLIIMS INSTITUTE
Bor 17f> Yoiina l.ftdl llout-der?. The ?hlm
*nd ui<?t PitrnsWflj ?qttipped in Virginia KglecMc
courses m Ancient und .'Indern ].nu?uui.cis,
l.li.r.uurc, Science, Music, An und Tlu^
cutioii. HUo Hosts snd teachers. Situated in Valle?
^"rltA^Vl^M^SnUIrV^l?u.
LAW SCHOOL,
Richmond College, Richmond, Va.
Opens Bepieoiber 1!'. 18'.n. Nine mouth*.
Easy'lerms. It ich mood boat phtoe in Vir
giniu to Btttdy law For ifttaloguea, et-.,
udurosa l'ro:." KOtlKIt OHEGOttY, Lester
Manor, Va.. .ir l'reahiput of Ibe I'bile o,
Uiuhtuoud, Va. uul.'i-tii,th..u-Dv
THOUSANDS fS?^.^? ?";:;
&,eTu.i DAVIS K1ILITARV SCHOOL.
Fi i i ataloam address Ii \ vi< MIl.l I'AllY rCHoOL
Winston, Nor.li Carol na. lyltt-'Jiit.
VIRGINIA COLLEGE
For YOU IMG LADIES. Roonoke.Va.
Opens Bept. 12,16?. Oh of Ujc leading Scnoou
lor Vouug Ladies in tin- South. MagMlflci ul
buildings, all modern Improveuiciits. Campus
leu acres iSratid mountain sccucr) luYailr) uf
Va., famed tor beatth European und American
loauhers. full course Sii|iorior advautages In
Art atid.< Music Students from Iwcul) ttutcs.
For oatulocuci address the Presldcut,
W. A. UARltIS, D. U., Boanoku. Virginia,
II
-NORFOLK, VA.
TbeScbo I has been reorganized and put fully
a In. asi oi the limes In all apprutcd in. I hods.
All branches uill be laughl li> i-ouiputeal In
llruelers, ITc I'l lacipal of tb? lulenuodlate und
ul tin. Primary Department* > otli lometo ut with
i xpcrleiire In teacatni! i-hlldrcu, und fresh fmui
the betl ?>bi>oi. ol method, l .r the.; departments.
I'sienis may test assured il.et Ibalr children will
io .It- here idrantsce* nol ml rlor t ? tho-e that
might be obtained in any i II] in the country.
Catalogues may be obtained fToai
Capt. A. P. Pifer, Principal,
jy I'J-cud.'ln At the ('olle .'
Virginia Military Iiustilute.
LexInRton, Vea.
.'.Tib Year. Stale Military; Sciential and Tecbnl
ealBebool, Tho ougli Comaes in general and ap
plii-.l Chemistry, ami m linglm-erlng I egrrci
i-onferre.1 lu course Grad: V M. I. and Ba uvlor
Soleuee; I? Post Und. aniiraea, M?? n Belcr.cc
Civil Engineer. All expenses, including i-lothlng
;.n i Incidentals, pr.nlJed at rate ol ??'?? ? i ??
mi.ulti. as an average fur the four rear*-, esi lusive
Of outlil.
GES. BCC/11 sill IT. Supcrlntendeiil,
MT. ST. JOSEPH" COLLEGE.
Course of studies Classical, Scion
lillo und Cominerciid. lern:? Boarders
peg session of live inoutba. s>115. HtuiiloH
will be resunted on .MONDAY, September 'j.
lH'Jj. Address.
nno. JOSEPH. Director
Carroll Ststion. Ualtimore. Md.
Soml for catalogue. iyl2-2ui
Danville IVl 111 ta ry Institute
VlliG.lNIA, l'.\N\ 11/ 15.
l!og fa'i, - I s> ea ,s -lent u an i udoesi Bcbeo'.
AI o |> rps.nlv.ri.i if - ami I.e uiu.-ut
euhoolt. For Illustrated caia'.ua: e.nddres
)y2S-su.?c,rri,lm I. II. - \l XUKHS.Sup't
MAKKHAM. FAL'QUlEU CO.. VA.
Colonel HILARY P. JONES. M. A.
-Head Maotor.
Charges fur Board and Tuition for *n-aion
of Blue niontha, i2:0. nu3 sq.tu
UNIVERSITY OF V1R6IWIA
CHAR LOTTES VI LUE, VA.
Letters, Science. Engineering, Law, Medicine.
Mention begins I ">Ui September.
Tuiiiuu in Academical SchoolsfreotoVlr
giuluna. l or cataloguoa address
WM. M. THORNTON. LL.O.. Chairman.
NEWPORT NEWS IfllLITHRY BGHDERIY.
A school of high grade tor boys and yoiin'^
nion I'roparea for auv College or Uni?
versity or activti Uf* All the modern oou
renieueea of Iba day. Address k.v>. hi Fi -
MAN. Prlnoipal, Nd'wport News, Va tinuua
1 aptembor 11, IU95. ju?o.??
Sit MM KU IIIHWK'm.
OCEAN SHORE PARK HOTEL
ON THE ATLANTIC OCEAN,
18 rVIIL-ES FROM NORFOLK
Tliis elighlful oceau r ?ort will be opened
for tbe reception of i;U"?l- a uily i t, l?tfSv
This placo oiler* especial uttraotious for
VutbiuK. i uatiu { and Halting. Lurg;o uud
pleasant rooms.
Tho cuisine au I norrieo excellvut.
SJT Terms modoriito.
For rates ntldroti*
OHAS. II. JOHNSTON, Manager.
_Ju'-tC-tf_ Virgiuiu buucu.
mm WHITE "SlPHUR 'SPRING*;
O. W. CUl.LBN A SON. Owuor* ?nd Prop.'a..
Cullon I ogtofllce. Va.
Tho oldost Summer ttesurt iu tho United
Btntoa. (io ill Kiubiiig, Uoutitig an t Itutbintl
Eight d i Heren t watem-White. Itod aiu|
Blue. Sulphur, Alum Iron, Arsenio, (July,
beute aud l.lthia. On top of tl.e '-Three
Top Lange. ' '2,100 feet abuvo tho von. l)ia>
tani e tr.Mn It A l> It II Wati ilioU i one Uiilea
distance Itoru ,N A W 11 K (Iti-. ertoit i tbref)
miles; ill-taliOu from II A l) (MiddlatOB I fuuv
milea Wnto tor : if on. ,.? 0 :tra
COBB S ISLAND, ~~
Virginia? teui.lo vmm ? iu tltu Atnuitia
Ocean. Uurivalled for itu sunbathing aul
niuguitteeut Tlew ot tho ocoau. incrcnsu of
boicl aouOtuiuodatiou* ami other improves
ineull. Tlio-M) de-ir.ii.; plenty Ol shouting
and uahing can Und >i at Oobb'a .uuuil.
Konto: Wo Will moot da ly the 1 I II.' not tea
lioumt and the 4:91 Booth' bi uud train ay
Oobh i. Htniioii, on the Now York, l'liiladeb
pbia kiii Norfolk ttallruad. l'mneuger*
tr.-usUt rel to latau I In uteaiuer. Terms?
ah'.SII per day: (IU per wool. $10 per mouth.
For iurtlier lnloi matiou aitdresi
Colin .V rtPADY,
)o6-tll,th,flU-8m C'licnapealo. Va.
Old Point Comfort, Va.
HYGEIA HOTEL.
Untivu?od .is a health and pleasure re>
?ort. Invigorating oceau brt e/es full of
life-giving ozone. Now pluwbiug, porfeo)
drainage and nil uomiorUl of the modern
home.
"?end for riiscriptivo putiiuhlet.
]e2-Bn,W,f-3m F. N. Pi EE, Mannger.
LIMITED HUM DER OK SOMMEit
boarders can he necommodated at
RYLAND INS1TTU t'E
by applying to the priui ipnl at ouoa. Threat
miuutas'ride to Norlolk, roity-fivs to tibi
l'oiut i Virginia Beach, twenty to Ocean
View, Berkley, Va. )?9-w,aa-tf
HAYTHS HOTEL.
FINCASTLE. - - VIRGINIA.
Iu tho Blue llidge Mountain*. Altitu I?
S.etiU toot. Midetiiniuer average tarn per?'
tum 7-t degree* Malaria and uinsujuitooe
itnkuuw'i Tri-dully mail an t pusHOtixe*
eonucctlona, telegraphs, etc. Large <:m nu
ball, ballrooui aud twenty-live bedroom*
added Huh spring, Uapaelty 150. World
renowned ferro-muguei-iau water for live*
anl kidney disease*. Itutee, 61H to fit ac*
eording to looution, number iu room, spo
ei.d to Inmilioa. Four weeks to month,
payable weokly. Children under twelve
years uu l servants hall pi l< e.
BOWl II IIAVTH.
Ouuur ami l'ropiietor.
Write for descriptive pamphlet. su,t-tl
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT,
A
Chap. 848--A JOINT RESOLUTION pro?
posing an Amendment to the Fifth
Section of Article Ten of the Consti?
tution of Virginia, and providing fo?
publishing said Amendment and cer?
tifying the same to the next General
Asscm bly.
(Approved Man Ii 8, l-;i| 1
I. Rciolvcd, lly Hie House of Belegst?* sad 9 n.ta
(:i majority of the tneuilH-ra eawted to each ot lb*
I wo bouse' agietiiigtbi ieto),Tbc lollowlu- aioa id<
uieal 10 tie t'onallluiiou oi Virg ula be, aud i*
hereby proposed, a d 1- boiebv referred to tba
lieucral Assembly to bo ibcscu at Iba uc.it gas>
era! oloctiou ol Stnatou anl uieoibet* oi tbe
House ol Llelcga es foi iis cot? arrears iu couforu>
?ty with lb* provision* ul lecllon on* 1 1 aiti U
twilve of said Constitution, uanitly, ttriku out
froiu the Coostitmioo ol Virginia the filth clau ?
id article ten, Which Is In tin following WOlds:
Bee, '?. The General Assembly uiaj iny a lux net
exceeding on,* dollar |<et auouui mi every mala
ciilxeu ?11? ha* altaLel 1I10 ugo ol iwenty-oie
year . which skill boupplltd exclusively In aid 01
IHiblli tree icbools; and counties uud corporation*
?ball l-ave pjwei lo lni|iose a ?a| 1I111I011 Ins, not es>
erdiiit i' i > tani* per auouui, 'or all parpo.o*.
And iusi.it in lieu thereof ibo following:
S.v. ". The llenerul Assembly may l.w n lax u it
> X' idiug o o dollar* per uutittiii on rvery mal*
eltlreu who iu- allunird tbe age of Iwenty-oue
yens. Wll CM -ball bj applied ? X lldvely in aid ot
j> be i?0i acbiMilsj an 1 c ?11111 lea aud i irpOruiiottO
aoull have |>owei lo iai|a?e a capilatloti tax, uot
exceeding Uity 1 ma la^annutu rot all purimsers
and 1I1-- ? r ii i'al A scaiblj tun) iBipose U|?.nev?rr
mala Inbabllnut .f H a Statobeiaeca thcagat ?.7
tine. 11 and alxtj jra .tie .mo ol Work lug, not
ix tellng l wo duy? In an> one year, up 1111 In- put'.
Ii roadi ami In.Im at s Hierein, anbjecl, I owev??,
lo sued ex, nap I ma froaiai d dill} ai may Ii - fiout
time 10 lime preatTibed b> law.
I'.liraolred, 'l'h?l Ihe Clerk of Iba Sonate or tba
(leik ot lha House of Delegate*,or, if a\?..,nc?
hsppcii In ladh ol ta'd olll c*,thu 1.?linn oi!:ccs
ol ell bei bouts rd Ihc Uenersl As 0,1b y. be aitlbor
1/ d uud roiptlred io cause this proposed amead
uictit and Ho se roiolutloiu lo bj p iblishdil I 1 on*
nowspa|Mir published in euch 01 Ihccitiei of tSik
foiniuonwralili bsvinq nior* Ibau tea Ihouarnk
Inhabiiaiils, ones u week lor lb reo ton e oiiv*>
utonibi prot 10 is lo tin* inn-* of Dliooiing tie' uiootk
bet ??! Ihatieneial Assembly at tb, next generat
c'oction of -i n.n o* snd uieiabtri 01 tie house **
Betaxalc*.
. Ito olved, J It it Ihe Clark oi tb* Senate auk
Its Clerk ol tbe Una* ol l>eip<-*te? be required t*>
Iratamlt to Ihe Uenerul Aaiembly to lo cboteu as.
1 lie m il geoeial i-eetlon ??. Senators a id mu niiert?
ol lfcellon?oof Hole,'atca nccitlfl,-d capy 01 aaio.
pi0|K>*<d uiuendnteui* and ol these raso'utiaaas
logetnei w Hi Ilia c rHtlcute* ol piildl at ton by tbs.
put. Isbcrt ol Ihe iiow*|B|C.! in which Ihe sal*
propouda.ndmenl mi. L bare be n published.
id 1 u s. ol C1.1 UK Ol II .1-i'lo 1 r . 111 m t
Itit-uuoNii, v.*., Jn'y 2S, I89J, J
The rote: lug is a copy of a lolni resolution p*?*.
p (lug 1111 alutudllietlt ?'? I be ft (lb -let loll of 11 r. I. It*
10of ibo Constilutloa of Virginia and providia*.
foi publishing -in.1 amendment an.I rerlilt lug tba
siiinc to tie next Henera' A'stniblj which was.
agtetd toduilug Ihe ais-ioai ol IS93 I9MI by a.
inajotlty ol Ihe meiubtr* te I in each ol tbe two.
bouse*, and*o record d.i.ml wh ch mini leiohitiosa
aiisaip-oTol by thotijvernor on Maroh -.ih. ir>.i<
and U publlshoj in acconiancA with u pravltiutk
10111 limit Hierein.
J. BKf.L I lUOBR,
Clerk of Hons*) of Delegate 1 nu i Ke*, cr uf ttw*
Boll* ol Virginia. jy^C-f,13k
