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Daily Republican., 1884-03-05
THIRD EDITION.
DOwN II EOYPT.
0ssAietisg osAse menss % 10 Eng
alsh Intentions.

dhDn Awt0wt1O0os
L0HD0N, March 4-In the House of
Qsmmops to-day the Hon. Frederick
Stanley, Conservative, gave notice OF his
iAtentiOn to move that no supplies he
granted to the Government until they
have made fall and explicit statement
q their Egyptian policy. The Conserva,
6vos greeted this with loud cheers
Lord Edmund FitzDaurice, under
foreign Secretary, stated that no at
tempt would b. made to relieve Kas
sala, ~ it was believed the garrison
oonid be Withdrawn without difficulty.
The Marquis Of Harrington, Secretary
Graham has not been ordered 10 retire
70 Trinkitat and await further orders, as
was rumOred, but he has been directed
y attack O.man Digna. In spite Of
this abatement semi. official advices from
Cairo nays that General Stephenson has
directed GeGsral Graham to have the
troops en- bar ked at Trinkitat and re.
tuia to Suakin, AZ the latter place is the
beUt base for operations against Oslnan
Dgna. General Graham, leaving q
battalion to Garrison Fort Baker, will
order the trCOps 10 smbTrk on Thursday.
The operations against Osman Digna
Will not extend beyond Tamaneb. Sir
Evelyn Barring. the British Minister at
Cairo. advises the Government TO fix
the limit OF the action of the troops Oh
the Red Sea, literal at ten miles from
the coast.
General Graham telegrapbs that the
remains Of Commander Moncrief, the
British Consul at Suakin, who was
KILLED by the rebels uear Tokar last
Novemb Der, have been recovered and
inferred. General Graham will con-
Centrate his forces At Trinkitat to-
morrow, to which place he is now Oh
his way.
6UAKIN, March 4-Seven hundred
men, women and children have arrived
here from Tokar. Tie rebPls mutilAtcd
the British dead that fell into their
hands. The mariners and sailors at
tached TO General Graham s expedition
have returned to Trinkitat and embark
ed for Suakin. Osuau Digua has
sworn to give battle. Lieutenant
Lloyd, brother Of Clifford Lloyd, un.
dar Secretary OF b. Interior at Cairo,
will present to Queen Victoria II
standard captured at Tokar. The Brit.
ish have buried 1890 rebel dead around
Teh.
A revolt broke out in the prison hero
n Cairo to day, aud was suppressed !
With difficulty. &
Daily Republican., 1884-03-05

An effort is being made by c. NJ ,, jh
ley and others TO procure the r',"" ',,,
ment OF post office AT Grubh'S C"'n us
BrAndywine Hundred. A pe'iiio,'' S hl
Soma 70 names attached, was i'I ~"
70 Hon g. Is. Lore, few days ~
and We presume HAT he has lai i" A
fore the Postmaster General :, 4
Grubb's Corner is three mill. ho''" "ni
Claymon., six miles from this c!!', de
i've miles from Beaver Valley, '"' "a
parlinent cannot certainly rely" ,s,i
comply with the request OF e,f i l
tions. The neig hbt rhood is a ''.,in "A.
one, and should have greater Posas,i,
Cilities. IL IL true that Booth = oo'D. il
within two miles, but that place - III,
Pennsylvania, and the business u %rec.
reople do not lead them III thai W"
tin.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-05
AT
VIM, B, SHARP'S,
Fourth and Market.

We take pleasure in an
nounclng our removal to our
new store, Fourth and Mar
ket streets. where we will
be glad to welcome our
friends and customers, either
as purchasers or visitors.
We shall do our best to
serve you promptly and
carefully, ard as we'll as we
can until the whole machin
cry OF the store gets in full
working order.with the COM
pletion Of our Basement.
Our silks, dress fabrics,
prints, woo!ens, notions,
laces, underwear, gloves,etc. ,
will be found complete on
the first floor, and until our
basement is finished our do
nestle department of mus
Inns, she ct'ngs, linens, ilan
hels, napkins, towels, and all
housefurnishing goods of
that description viii have to
encroach tor the present W
on our sccord floor carpet
room.
Our carpets. oil cloths and
markings will be found in
gree at assortment on the sec
ond and third floors.
We have made large pur-
chases OF new and elegant
goods for all the depart
m hts, which will be cpened
daily as they arrive.
O large and we'd light
ed store Will give great sat
IstactOn TO our customers,
and an ample opportunity
ter an Intelligent and careful
selection OF all wearing and
household dry goods and
Daily Republican., 1884-03-05
lie Got What Gaiied Far.

an a. o.. -,
io'''e po'ice suouen J''iu'
''usr i'S "o'"' c'o'h th'' h'"' u
'hs 40 Nv rAs"'u "o%'' % c''l" s'ITn' III
n"' va ''' se"n' i've oNo"'n. o'''Ge'
N''q'''ss' leailhs Tue sa'u =" "' DoHsn
cry Jo'!''u o''he"h' h'hnntN a,o
sNi.s Do''s" an 'h' p'lice lie
"o".'u, '."u u' n'"' ~ 'n' os''I'
Ise"ht ID .ach"u'h tes''no'l before
sr' t t,I oo'''t .n's morning 'ha'
ho 'ou''u bo"eherty 'haRihs his'
'"' ''"'" !" 'i"h' U, nous" on os-oh''
'.o' "ne'e no sa''i ne ooi'"ei' out
"''"e w. '",'' '"' ''''I'"s ''y
"'"''s,' sho oii','' "'teS''u MI" anu
''',t'''"'" W t"ho nun " ,ho ponce
a.'''o"' ~. o'o'n" anu "sh'he' On
'',.' 40 A'' "'p''" " 'i'P up '"e 'i'i t'
'"' ''""" ''o '"''t'' aV't III p' a'ttr ne
~ ''u ''''cu o9o "h" MUCK
Daily Republican., 1884-03-05
Tho brand Lodge If GOoa
lars, -.

The second annual session " vln
Grand Lodge OF Good retliP'''n and
meet in Dover on WeLncso"!
Thursday of nexo week lam wifi
Snndry matters Of importan"',", ioeni
bo brought up for action t, a,inu d
among them being tho orghh'HI..a,.
colore,l lodges throughout the 0 'a"' ion d
Some interest il felt in the o'o liza IG
grand officers, II. W. Morrow "CIia
held the otiir of Grand ""r.H;. 'o pod
Trluplar tor the past year, has, "s 10 ~
lively declined 10 allow his na" "n,,nt d
Used for u rr.election, on a'i" o,ba
holding other Important Offices J."
organizations.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-05
IsfIAlbOtlI.

Bishop 8 Simpson rays he would refuse
to enter INTO the debate with Co. lugrr
soil, which The latter recently suggested
not that he i, afraid TO meet LIm III an
gumeut, bnt the Bishop tEiak> surn
entrovcrSieS as the Que suggested ar"
productive ct no good. He would leirIsc
" meet any other man on lNe same
ground.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-05

No woudrr seven boys in q single
Phi,adtlrhih school were tound with
p soIs III ih"ir desks. Along with the
pistols wefr found lhrIy dime novels.
The boy who don't rtal the ,li.Ie novels
. the day rarely has any use tor pis-
tol i'ut HE moment be begins taking
in Information Of tat klud hu bcgius
to irel the need IT u revO. yer.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-05
A E;iie Plano.

One Of KtauiGh Il Ba"ll, fine fniI
concert grand pianos arrived in hi
city last evening from New York, /,
having been na'!o expressly for Mrs
Anna NJ, Smith, n nClcd pianist, " h
resides at No l-2j TatnalI street il
COST 81 200, and /, probably cot the
bes; and s1eet+-t toned Instruments
eyuf Slipped to Ihls civ,
Daily Republican., 1884-03-05
Death Of IN Eat, ,us bls Lady.

The death Of Mfa. Ellen Taylor wife
OF Maris Taylor, tho carpenter and bull.
dsr. has cast o gloom over the neigh
borhood where she resided. She has
been suffering for some Time and died
yesterday afternoon at hGr residence,
No. 1898 West Front street. She was
vol known for her Christian character
and many acts Of kindness aud charity.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-05
The w eatnev,
OMee Of the Chief sigIal

Ofhee Of the Chlff Signal OflceI
Washington, March 8, 1874
For the Middle Atlantic States
Diminishing preceded in the eastern
parE by increasing pr. ssure, wind
shifting to s"utherly, warner weather
followed Wednesday afternoon or high,
by rain. To morrow increasing cloud.
ness an | threatening weather may be
ex pected,
Daily Republican., 1884-03-05
AYERS
Cherry PICTORIAL

No other complaints are SO insidious in then
attack as those affecting the throat and lungs
Isnc so trtied with Ivy the majority of suffer
nrs. The ordinary cougl, or cold, resultin;
perhaps from triliipg or unconscious ex
posure. is often but the beginning OF fa,a
'ickness. AYERS CHERRY PEcroRAL llu
VOL proven its efficacy in a forty years fish
with throat and lung diseases, AMI should u
lakon in i,ll cases without delay.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-05
RuNnlny Win hheA.

Over 100 prominent ciilz-ns are car.
ryins watches >ecured from the Drld.
ware Wa ch club. all Of whom exy,ess
ttire "a ,isiact.On Join the new cut
Just siSrti,g. MjIlard L. Davis, NJ. y
East Second str ct.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-05
Interest MN CONTINUING,

The intorest IN the revival meetings
Ut tho Delaware Avenue Baptist church
It ncoatinues. Four went before The
shuroh for baPti.m last night, and quite
nombcr sro expected this evening.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-05

Miaco'a Humpty Dunpty AMI Spa.
oialry company, booked 10 appear at he
Grand Opera House in this Guy on Fri
day evening next, hav" cahc, He'd their
engage m-nt and viii not appear UuIii
later il the season. No reason is as.
signed for this move.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-05

Robert Turner, Franklin strest near
Shallcross avenue, has beAn very III
with pneumonia for tho last ten days,
but WAS better last evening.
Thomas Laiinier, lS0y Delaware ave.
nue., In also confined to his house with
an attack Of pneumonia.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-05
Group. A Mothers Tribute,

while In the country last winter my It'll
boy. three years old, was taken III with croup
4 seemed as II hc would die from strau-n
alton. one OF the family suggested the us
II AYERS ClirEKY Pr, TORAL, "A bottlo o
Th'ch was always kept in tic hoGse. Ih
Fas tried IN small and frequent doses, M,
o our delight in less than half an hour tn
ittie patent Was breathing easily. Tie doc
or sad that the CHEEKY pictorial hh,
hVed my darlh!g's lfe. Can You wonder u
Iur gratitude" Sincerely Yours,
Mrs. EMMA GEDNEy."
$50 West l2slh St., New York, May le, iss2
~ have used AYERS CHERRY Pr,rorA,
II my family for several wears, and 10 no.
hesitate 10 pronounce it tho most rrectrla
'cmedy for coughs aud colds we have eve
F!ei. \. i. CRANE"
Lake Crystal, Mimi, March 49, 1852.
"lsniIered for eight years from Bronchitis.
MI after trying many remedies with 40 snc
'ess. was cured by the use OF AYERS CnrE
~ PErTnNAL. .'Osrril WALDEN"
Byhalla, Miss, April 3, iss2.
g cannot say enough in praise of AyrR',
lHErhS PICTORIAL, believing us | do tia
mt for IT'D us" should long since have de,
rom Tang tr0uh,es i. BEAuyUN."
Palestine, texas, April -, rs.
No case Of IN affection of tho throat OF
rnlgs exists which cannot be greatly rcIryCu
" the use OF ANEH's CHERRY PICTORIAL
md 1t viii GiHdys cure when tho disease Ii
,ot already beyond the cont Oh Of medicine
PREPARED EY
)r.J. c. Ayor& Co. , Lowell, Mass.
Sold b. az Druggists.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-05
AARR n.

DENNEY-WEbB-On Wednesday even-
ing, February 18th. lisa, IN the Presby ter
ian Church, PERI Penn. Delaware, by kev.
Irwin ID. Eaton Of Chesapeake City, Nd.
MIR J. H. enney and Mis- Lsura 4.
Webb, all Of Fort Penn, Delaware.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-05
Church Of the RrAr. smcr.

There will be services tonight at rle
X. Il. church of the RrIeeiHer, 5. W.
corner Of Eighth and MDnror str'rl,,
745 O'Clock. Prraching by Esv. CL.s.
=. Maliery. Public invited.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-05
A Terrible Couch Curc,l.

I'm 1857 took severe cold, which afTectc,
ny lungs. had n terrible cough and passo,
ight after night without sleep, The doctor
lave me up. | tried AYERS CHERRY PFC
CORAL, which relieved my lungs, induced
sleep, and afforded me the rest neccssar,
or the recovery of my strength. By tn,
continued use of the PICTORIAL n p.rma
"ent cnre was effected. am now o. Year.
I'D, hale and hearty, and an, sat sGe.i youi
CHERRY PICTORIAL. saved ne.
HORACE FAIRBRornEK."
Rockingham W., ,July ~ 1bs2
Daily Republican., 1884-03-05
WILSON'S
UNDERTAKING ROOMS, 6IS KING STREET.

The nrst to successfully introduc trteria
Emhe lining IN this city. Having e;udie,
uIGer the most skillful German omhalmn
In this country, and with his private form
la and four years OF pracliea! experience
with all kinds of cases / make a speciality o.
preparing and re ping bodies WITHOUT
lee. nnd Of preparing bodies for shipment Il
all parts Of the country.
TELEPHONE SIGNAL. les.
OPEN ALL NIGHT.
J. A. WILSON. Fureral Director.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-05

yesterday, 20 d-Ir es at 8 p. ~, % a,
8 p. m, AMI 70 at 10 y. IL.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-05

| DUBLlC SALE-THE BSCKIREE
4 VIII sell ~ puDlic sale at his stables
corner OF Third and Orange streets, " i
ninKton, delaware, on
SATURDAY, MARCH, g. 1884,,
at 10 O'Clock, q. H., sharp,
- HEAD OF IOWA AND MISSOURI
GY HORSES AND MULES. Er
One pair Of bay horses, 5 years Old. vulyh
2, $40 pounds, good workers.
One pair OF black horses, S years old, weigh
1900 pounds, good workers AMI drIvcis.
Ono pair or brown horsed.5 ears old;ycixb
400 pounds, good WORKERS and drvsts
ilne pair Of sorrel horses, s years old. veiyh
2.4vo pounds, good wora'is ard drivers, one
OF them an excel 'ent saddle horse
one pair Of ha nds some bay coach borse, IA
hands high, 6 year Olj.
.,ne pair Of bay mares, years Old, weigh
2,20D pounds.
one roam horse, a good worker or driver.
A brown horse, weighs l,2,o pounds, extra
good family horse, 6years old
A bay horse very stylish. and extra god
driver.
A sorrel horse. 8 years old, u very hno
DRYER saw
A black horse, 8 years old, a good driver.
gray horse, years old, sool worker
and driver
a bay horse, years old.A coed worker andJ
driver.
The baianee good workers. Any person
Wishing to Purchase = horse ia invited TO on ii
and give thSip " trial before: day Of sale.
= Ev =, ~ horse I'D warranted to BE- as repre-.
TERAs-A cfsdit Of 20 days will DO given
BY the purchaser giving q banksblo nota
with an spproysa sndorset; ~
L. W. stldhasiA Son, Austios n q = ''N'
~ f2s9tw-ssd dtS
Daily Republican., 1884-03-05

Not BY Any Nos"s. il. fe
Whom you asa for Beb s1ns LEI. yss ~
ous Plasters, don't accept any GUS"
~ good" friee - cents.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-05

state Of tho lHcrunuHlpfer
ut the REPUBLICAN, office 10 tho cha {
So'cjeck 10 O'Clock i2o'"!Uc,
"a 34o IS
Daily Republican., 1884-03-05

IN X kENT-tOUK TWuSrORY
l. frame d~el y, with pNches and
front y"rds.ih hea Thy location. Rem SO PEI
mon Il. ""uih sell on reasonable terms Ia.
puirc o. d. I. lIAWkINS son, ~ NJ r
kel suc,'. or ;. G.. PENkUSt, kivcr,iew
Cemetery. u56lt
Daily Republican., 1884-03-05
ENTERTAINMENTS
FOR THE

| ENTERTAINMENTS
FOR 7 He
BRsLFtT OF HANOVER ,rApAY SCHOOL.
Talks Ivy JOHN Il. ADAMS IN Hauove,
Ohurca on his Tip 70 Europe, En- DAY
NJ .rch II.
Select Reading ard Re.itrlons by
MISS OARklL h. MAGUlHE, If Trenton,
New Jer:ey, in cispo sed with music By no III
'alen', THURSDAY, March 20.
m5 7t.eOd
DUBLIC SALE OF FRESH COWS.
l. spriugeIs, luis and shoats. NllIg. ,Uld
NJ publ sale Gear Booths Corner, lJela.
Ware Colhty, Pa, on
THURSDAY, MARCH 18Th, 1854,
at ono DEL, ok, p M,
% fresh oowsan Fprngers. young bulls
aud hbout b young p'gs an / shoals. . II
STOCK Guafhntotd 40 = csrn ed. two and
Tour months credit, WIS tfUDDLtY
n. q. ShErpi'ss, huct. m5.llW 2tdwAs
Daily Republican., 1884-03-05

NUIlCh-I HEStBY GIVE NOlICE
~ int wa pay 10 bills except those
cunlr,cte by nINselE and viii 10 honor al,
che Ks pun or lls 10 tu sgnod by me, as all
such 'htChs AZ. logger cs
N 81 DELI ShAEPE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-04
Russian Doctors.
tIIamiiurg Novel


The following story illustrates The way
in which Russian physicilns .hirk un-
pleasant work During a quarrel peasant
in the province Of NoyOgoTOd was struck
in the chest with an axe, iracturing several
ribs and woundng the lungs. lie was in
IN extremely critical condition, and doc
tor from the nearest town. sixty miles dis
t,ut. was sent for. The surgeon, - j.
customary In Russia. took his time. and
reached his patient 10y she ,lOwest stage.
The man had nearly succumbed 10 his
injuries by this tune. and stood very
little chance ~ recovery. The doe
tor made an examination aud pronounced
the wound as fatal lie waited sew
eral hours, thinking that the man In the
mean time would die. bat things did not
turn out - he expected; 50. In order 10 a.
ciliiaie matters aud save him the trouble 81
again visiting his patient. he made out q
death certificate and started home. Fol
some reason or other the man took Il into
his bead 10 get well, and be finally did re-
cover entirely. The authorities. learning
OF the strange proceeding. demanded III,
return Of the death certificate. which wa
refused. and now the man walks about II
the full possession of the conssation thai
he Is legally dead. and that his body lie,
buried in the village churchyard. accord
ing 10 the death certificate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-04

,Asr. wh,,c i. CONFIDENT In my I'ancply o.
n,sid ana waterproof, remained sN,'ss
whcrc ws.. Bat not siiI nearly midnsIhI
atd Tie rain abssc. and even then TOE gseom
which n had brought With II hung 20 tn'cH,
~ On every side that Tor All we could see 2,
the county AROUND us We might a. W"
have hten IN the Mammoth Cave OF hen-
tucky. TO stay where we were. however.
va. out OF the question. 20 on we wen'
again through the great waste OF b'acknes
that law before Us. But we BAD not gone
far when Il became evident that our
EirchIz was heading completely at ran
dom, and he himself. on being qnes'ioneu,
was forced 10 admit that be had BOT TIC
least idea where he was.
To lose ones way even II, tbe sur se's on
crowded city, where one can ask ad.ice AZ
every turn, Is not an agreeable experience
But when the same -aing happens az IniG-
night In the heart OF painless desert
hundreds Of miles In extent. where any
man yo,l meet will most likely prove 10 De
"a ro6ber. able and Wiling TO cut ones
bfhroat- n fs an awkward matter indeed.
"a q were lust considering what was De,t 10
,,e done-wblch. cold. wet. and hungry ~
We were, almost without provisions, ana
sptnt with long fatigue and watehing. was
anything but an easy question to settle
when suddenly FLASHING tread FAR away
IN the distance broke the gbos.ly silence oi
the desert. Ny Tartar Eel. for his axe and
I for my revolver, for ia these regions
every stranger Is an enemy. Nearer aud
nearer came the sound, til az length .
faint CLEAN Of moonlight showed Us a tail
figure on a black horse, with the high
sbeep-skin cap Of the Turcoman. our
challenge Of " Amaun ust? " us u peace
was promptly answered with "lnsb' Allah,
mann ust." please God, Il ~ peace,) and
the horseman, on learning our dilemma,
Ieaped down and plucked tuft OF the short:
wlry grass, shifted at IL for moment ana
then, spriDgiDg into the saddle again: went
oG al slowish troi. bidding Us follow
HIM. We did 20, aud just as the hrsi gray
Of dawn tinged the eastern sky came IN
sight OF Turcoman camp, where We were
heartily welcomed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-04
ItNT LiIIND


"t -1 .a,..t-
.V e.. ms.a., to e'
aho,i ni p.p. ia p'nny-
rri.,d sonns iO . reporter thl, morning.
Inc pcddl,r bod under hi, arm 200 copies
~ songs. Atari,d lot. indeed, they wcr..
Thoie wcrr some fsyolltc mclodi'.. written
Nv an amateur Of the genus who 60 imposed
tie beautiful ballads that Nine. = h'0n
MARBLES ON the stage. and maj nifty were
such "a, ritasc the patrons 81 q BoWcrr
thcllrs p.gurt. gallery or a ruraP owe
~ cleared seven dolllr- Ia Newark yc--
tcrda,. said The s0ng.pcddlcg. 81 sell
som, II these songs Tor one cent. some for
five cents. In Newark Yesterday | sold lots
oi song. Tor o dime each. aud IN some place.
GOT q quarter. sees nice young TELLER
with his gal prOmcuadin' the avenue. says
/. Nee sOngs Jerry JONES' ode to lis
odd love, Patsy Birds sweet Lullahv.' |
sizes up NV customers. The girl smiles.
lle takes a couple oi songs and hands me a
quarter lie don't wait for change. oh.
know. how 10 work the racket
An old man, an cX.ireman and soldier
in the Mexican war. whose long gray
beard makes him look venerable, may hc
seen al midday on Nassau street nearly
every day in the week lie carries has.
| ket and sells shoc.blackng. The Oh m.n
earns from Fl 10 $50 per day. Tie i q
/ Vcritabie Yankee and manages To Keep over
! hall dollar "fOr stock - each day His
| earnings 20 chiefly for rum. II he can
get an the drink he wants he i salts
| lied 10 get iiftcen-ccnt lodging. An
other old ma1 Of patriarchial appear
ance visits residences on the east and west
sides, ingIatiates himself into the favor u
the women folks and obtains an order for q
window curtain. a table-clOth. or dress
pattern. lie was once a clerk in dry
goods store ON Broadway; later owned one
and did a prosperous business. Rum
brought him down. Another sell, combs.
another necktes. They patronize the cheap
saloons. eat free lunches. and sleep in
cheap lodg ing-houscs. \ majority of them
are poor-very poor; often hungry, and
too frequently drunS.
Hall Of our patrons are peddlers.' said
The keeper OF cheap lodging-bouse IN
Bleeckcr street 10 y reporter. They
make money, but spend u as igs, - tacy
make IL. They never prosper. tell YOU.
sir think what You please, no man can
never prosper who stops IN a cheap lodging.
place. never did. | once kept books IN
- 4 Co.'S on Broadway and got my
$4,000 year. Now I'm clcrking m thi,
place for 80 a week and doyilsh glad ga
get u. sleep in lucent bunk anh-well,
I'm broken down now. but grateful"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-04
A Trsgcdteune Arrested.

4 Louisville tky.l special says: Miss
Lillian olcott, the ambitious tragic actress,
was arrested by a shsrifi's officer late Tues
day afternoon on an attachment issued at the
suii Of her manager, Roland Tayleure. The
young lady gave bail aud went on with her
performance Tuesday night, although much
Frustrated by nervous excitement. The
trouble grew out Of business disagree
ments. Tayleurc claiming that his con.
tract had been violated and u,ce persa.
Tayhurs was refused admission TO the the.
aire Tuesday night, ard has entered suit Tor
damages and full payment for the season.
The tour has been disastrous financially,
hui the dis1greements originated IN Mis-
Olcott's violent personal antipathy 10 young
Tayleufe. who. sbe SAYS, treated her badly
and neglected her comfort a. star la many
WAYS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-04
FREEDOM.
Lord Alrr,a rennr.on.. N.w POEM.

IFrora the InjepcndtnLi
q thon ~ fair IN summers gone,
While vet thy fresh and virgin SOM
InforIn'd the cOlumn'd Pariisncn'
Tie glitterine Capitol;
"a fair in southern sunshine hajhcd.
Euf scarce OF such majestic men
As here with forehead vapor-swathed
IN meadows ever green;
For thou-whcu Athens ncienh amt Rome.
ThV glorious eye were dimm'd with psin
10 mark In many a freeman bone
The slave, ite scOurgc. the chain,
q follower of the Vision, stili
In motion 10 'he distant CLEAN.
Howeer bind force and tIainic~s VIII
Nay Jar Thy golden dream,
Who. like great Nature. wOuldst na- mar
Bv cbaures al too ncrcc and fa>t
TII4 order Of cur Human star.
Ills heritage Of ihe pat.
- sc0rner at tie party cry
That wander from TIE public -o'.i'
ThOu-Whou the nations rear OF ii4h
Gh-ir lnoi -nie1fcd WITH mFii
ana when they roll their idol down
or sancr Worship iEely prpud;
TiOn leather oi the l1~less crown
A-of ne i4wir.s ct0Wd.
How long Thine ever crowiu- mirf
Iiafl rril'd The blast and s.ftVu Tire NaNe'
Though some 0f l,ic would raj" e. wind
To sing ihce 10 thy grave,
Men loud aea.ustaH forms o.: power
Iufurulsi'd brow. l'inue sfuou- f'I Ets-.
ENuecfiug 81 tiHugs ln au hour
Bras mouths and irsn lAn@-'