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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-09-23

JUDGING from present indications
the political campaign of 1886 will
not be particularly interesting or
exciting one, at least as far as the two
great political parties are concerned.
At all events no such thing as a
serious contest of principles is to be
looked for This is rendered plain by
the attitude of the opposition party in
New York state, in which, as being a
pivotal" state, it would be natural TO
expect that the keynote of the CAM
paign would be struck. There an
attempt was made by some of the
more enthusiastic members of the
party to induce the state committee
to call convention to put forth a
declaration Of principles. The plea
was made that the party could only
get back toto power by formula ting
platform of principles, to be in
dorsed by the people at the polls.
The committee, however, decided not
to issue call for convention, con.
tenting itself with the declaration that
sufficient statement of principles
had been made by former conventions.
The declarations lately put forth by
political conventions in the more i'm
portant states render it quite evident
that the main interest 10 the coming
campaign will attach to the action of
bodies acting apart from the two
great political parties, and prohibit
tionists and the laborer party, about
those attitude the managers of the
old parties are at present very much
concerned.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-09-23

WHEN the campaign season opened
up in New Jersey this year the Pro-
hibitionists were becomingly jubilant
and had every reason to feel satisfied
that for once their efforts would be
seen to advantage in the struggle for
a place alongside the msjorities of the
two old parties They brought forth
General Fisk as the candidate most
likely to help their cause to that
power which it has such great need
of, and to-day their little boom has
fallen as fat as founder We fully
agree with our contemporary, the
Frederick Necs when it says: Too
much confidence 10 and not enough
knowledge ofthe so-called leaders is
bad thing for q young party just
entering into the earnest part of a
great political contest. The fate of
the New Jersey Prohibitionists should
be a warning 10 their co-workers
everywhere. Popular as the can
didate chosen may be none of it win
amount to much if just at the critical
moment he forfeits reputation, charac-
ter, and everything else likely TO de-
serve the support of moral voters"
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ASTHm,
- ANo
.cATARRH
:. RENE

Hov;nn % ALL DRuaoSl
IIeG and death with ASTBISSa,a
and receiving no bena ega'
PEELED during the last 'i A.. "a
illness to sit en- my cba; ,e ! yen
gasping for breath. NV NV nay Cay
beyond description Ii d ,~a'
imented on myself by ''sp@
roots and herbs and inGs,;0o.s
cine thus obtained. | lor's. q
covered this WONDPpr'Iy,'It o RI
ASTHMA AND CATARp5 q
to relieve the most s,nli "a
ASTHMA IN FIVE MIYSTr'gT9plss
the patient can lie down ~ ~
comfortably. Please r = n !, 'tN q
condensed extracts from p5 ~
timonials, all OF recent d., s"''
Oliver V. h. Holmes. s.,
writes; 81 find the Reme AZ f =
more than represented. n.y..
taneous relief" '''e'
+. NJ. Carson. AN w..
writes; "Was treated nv sn ~
sicians of this country AMI NV. \ ]
tried the climate Of dioIa s
nothing afforded relief Gks ya :
ration. " ''' 'gs
7. +. Gates, County Treas.
DELPHI a, Miss, writes ,N,s.
Remeoy. Would not live MI
Every one that uses il rrc,w,.
l.. b. Phelps, p. NJ, CF
writes: Suffered with Aslbsg.
Your mekicine in 3 minutes I.
for me than the most eminent
did for me in three years
III. Q. Plumpton, Joliet m |
"Send Catarrh Remedy al IN,
not get altng without IT, l6HI
the most valuable medicine ! M
S ed"
G. w. Brady, Nelson Co.. K,
81 am using the Remedy. n
pounds in D weeks. Wou.lal
out it,"
We have many other hearty !
malls of cure or relief, and IA a5I
all sufferers from Asthana. /
Hay Fever, and kindred discs
have an opportunity Of tes,usa.
of the Remedy we will send "a
dress TRIAL PACKAGE FRI
| CHARGE. Address
j. ZIMMERMAN & CO.. pna
Wholesale Druggists, WooslaI
Co.. Ohio. Full slze Box BY nd
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Subscribe to the CAPITAL.
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TnE Talbot County fair was visited

THE Talbot County fair was visited
yesterday by 6OO0 persons-inclrding
tho Governor Secretary Of State,
Comptroller, and the Board of trade
Of Baltimore 1t is represented to be
a great success, 10 every particular.
The race track is said to be the finest
in the State. The whole arrange
ment, was completed ia side of seven
weeks The timber of which the
buildings are made was growing in
tie woods of North Carolina in the,
early part of July, and was cut
sawed and shipped through the enter
prise of the Messrs Tunis, of Talbot
county.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-09-23

WHEN distress or misfortune be-
falls any section of our country, it 10
remarkable to see how the sympathy
of the people are touched by feeling
for their distress. 1t extends not to
one section Of our country, but even
reaches out to those across the ocean.
Miss Mary Anderson, the great ac-
tress. win begin in Dublin, October
18th, to give seven performances for
the benefit Of the Charleston sufferers.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-09-23

PRESIDENT Cleveland has arrived
in Washington and has pulled off bis
coat, and gone hard at work, examin-
ing the batch of applications for
Office, petitions, &c, that have ac-
cumulated during his absence. Dan
is busy cutting off ends of the en-
velopes, and pilling them crosswise
over the Presidents desk.
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For the Charleston Sufferers

SUBSCRIPTIONS up to Saturday last
are as follows:
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$54.36

These sums have been deposited in
the Bank and will be forwarded to
the Mayor of Charleston with the
amounts in the hands of those who
ore receiving collections. Those hav-
ing any funds 10 hand will please
make returns at once as We wish to
remit the amounts received.
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Families supplied with fresh oysters
daily upon orders being left at the store.
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SPRING and SUN
MILLINkY

MRS s. J. 80 ii = 1
INVITES the Ladies Y . 81, ~
her new and elegant ', sa5 4 /
Spring Bonner 0ll.1ls "a T Dsgras
In all the latest Styles sn RiSsoas
a large assortment Of i'-''
Fancy Goods &c nj, trimas5 I
ut short notice. ,pc { ]. REHs
''''Oi OPP ciiy y
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The CAPITAL is the Oldest daiIy
paper published in Annapolis.
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Git gelbftmurn.

9enrp 9einb, Der IN Der Commerce
fraBe, reben paul Wagner, i'm Hobta'
i6e1 Saufe uobnte, bat it6 geitern ers
i@ofen. Seinb lebte felt ~ungefdbr. Z
sSabren in San Mntonio uab mar I'm
&pupernement . 9epot bei9dfttgt. Ut
beiratbete por auei Sabrer tnO tei1e
ssrau fagt bpn Inn, baB er bduflg rliir'
rid mar unb ni9t NIT ibr fpra9. @e'
tern bate er cine Glaf@e WbtstD gez
fauft ilnb er 1tabm einige Slider oaoot,
ebe er aB. Na9 benz g6en trant ct
mieber elm @las, porauf ibm ieitte Trall
@orwirfe nta9te, baB er 10 mtirrl19
lei. Seinb %ertpiberte barauf: gWent!
bas 10 1T, mill i6 geben." Saraul
aiua er in Elm anberes 3immer uno Ell
arif einen &epolper, ben ibm felre
Srau gu entreiBen iu8te. Wdbreno pes
Sim nnb 9er3iebens feBte er ben Ne'
bolper an Sic @ttrn unb erf9oB tt1.
Ser Snquelt nabm gefterm yta9n1ittaa
feinen Mnfang unb uurbe beute Mfor'
gen furtgefebt.
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beipiIigt. Gerner $40 CUR &eparatur
ber 8riife in Der 9olorDiaitraBe, $47
fir bic Nla5ans8ride uitb $21 fur ben
Mbsugsfanal In ber Mcequia=5 traBe.
Ser 8eri6t bes Sngenieurs iber bic
8ermenbung ser $4,000 gu Strabens
berbeRerungen lag Dor. Madep tuiiaf6s
tie, baB man bic Sadie bertagen m6ge,
ba CT einen @egenitat,6 bon GROCER
Wi9tigteit borsutragen babe. st
tpuroe ieoD9 abgepieien.
Gallagher po1te, bob man bic Nbs
1timmuttg iiber bic 8erpeubung Der
$4,000 np6mals in @rpdgung s6ge,
neil er bic Me5t gpmmerce<6 traBe ber=
beKert baben min. 8erI6iebene Male
muBte er pom Mapor GUT Srbnung ges
rufet tperbeu. Gin Nntrag tpurbe ans
genommert, bic 8etpiligungen in Der 4.
War6 3l prlfen unb es murben babel
$4,000 fir Bic Sling WiGiamitrabe,
$1,000 fir bic 2abacafraBe uno $1,000
fiir Die prefaitraBe bepiQigt.
Madep unb Gallagher berfu6ten
tpieoer bas Wort gu ergreifen, tpurben
aber bonn Mapor aur Orbnung gerufen.
9egener ftelte ben Nntrag, oaB Der
Mapor gu Mngeboten fir bic StraBe1z
berbeRerung a%uffOrbere. Wngenomr1ett.
2odmpob trllg barauf at, baB BET
81 funbbeitsbeamte Der britten Warb
bag untraut a1t ben Seitenpegen ME-
berbauen laRe.
MadeD bra6te no@mals feinen ge'
f9luB elm, baB Der @ountDfurbeDor, Der
gegenpdrtige fdbtif9e Sngenieur un6
Der friibere Sngenieur @iraub beaufz
tragt tperben, bas 2anb an ben Quelen
bes GluHes gu bermefen, um aus3ufinz
ben, Oh bic @renaen in bas Waher bi1s
einlaufen. Ser 8ef9luB Durbe attges
nommen unb Der Stabtratb pertagte
fm barQuf.
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STE repubIifamticbe Gpmntb : 3pnpete
finn.

ttpms
Geim Wieberauiammentritt Der &otts
BENTON tpurbe bic Debate hber bic
Romiteberi9te fortgeiebt.
Ser Maioritdtsberi9t la1tet pte
folgt:
8eshsli6 Der Grase: @ominatios
men au MAIDEN unb elm Sidet fltr
gountDbeamte auf3uitellen, erlaubt lt0
Sbr &omite, Sbrer @rtpdgung bic fol-
genben 8ei9line gu uttterbreiten:
8el@loHen: Sc 1T Die Inf6t Sbres
Romite's, bob es oen befer Snterehen
un5eres @ountp's entipri9t, BET Der be-
~porifebenben @abl bic Nuspabl Der
Beamten Dem 8olte unbebinbert bur6
Observation-Disclosures gu i~iberlaHen;
8ef6loHen: 9aB biefe &onpeutton
feline Nominationen fir @ountDzBeamte
ma@t;
8e59loHen: SaB bieie &onDention
ein Gomtite BON 6fnf5tg erndblt, tpels
DIES i'm gegebenen Sale autori1rt TT,
bic Mufjtelung zines BON PartelsStttaz
ten unabbdngigen Sidets gu f6rberr. in
IUtlutNI Uuue uVC 4tt'0''SoS@ w o'D-
mites iebo9 als 8irger unb nt9t als
8arteiangeb6rtge banbeln.
Ser Minoritdtsberi6t proteitirt gegett
bic IaKung bes Maipritdtsberi9ts uro
ertennt i'm Nlgemeinen bic IN ben
9latformer niebergelegter Republicans
f1en prinaipien an.
Na9 langen observation-disclosures
tuurbe bic Ginleitung gum Minoritdts'
beridt geitri9en unb bet Geft als Wors
berfab bes Maioritdtsberi@ts atges
t1pmutet1.
Sierauf purbe BET Mntrag gefelt,
ben paKus, mel6er bic grnennuag eis
nes Gonnite's bon Gtnfaig b~efirtportet,
au ftrei6en. gn Der Debate betbeiligs
ten f6: 6. 6. @rotbaus, MeBmer,
Netucomb, Bolton, 2ode &c.
Sic Mblimmung erfolgte mad Eres
cinften unb ber Nntrag ging perlore1.
Nur tpltrbe iber ben gau3et Wtatort-
ratsberi9t abgeftimmt nno oerielbe
tpuroe argeuommen; ebenio Der 1os
glei@ barauf bon 9errrt s. Groos ges
{telte Nntrag auf Sertaguag.
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STR SriebensriGter oes 1. 8recintts.

sn bic Stimmseber beS 1. @recinfts, 8exar
gountb.-Neine Serren! Da Die 8abl BON
@ountbbeamten I'M ,tddffen NoSenber ~fattin>
bet, 10 baltic i'd es fir @Fi@t, meinen Treunoen
fir bic llnterfiisuns unb Die 8esanfisunsen
gu banfea, Die ite nit in ben bersangenen feds
Sabren e~ripiefen baben, unb ~bertraue babet auf
Sbre ltnteritabung in Der fommenben Babl.
Sd funbige mid beSbalb als Ranbibat fit bic
8teoerpabl als GriebenSridter bes 1. @recinttS
bon Bexar @ountb on, uab foate i9 erpablt
iperoen, 10 fann i'd nut beripreden nnb mid
berbiirsen, bic @fidten meines Nmtes unpar,
teiif@ in Der 3ufunft gu erfilen, serabe pie i9
es beri u9t babe, in bet gersansenbett gu tbun.
sd Serbleibe adtmnssboa
Mntpn III am.
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Mettete set,s aebe,t.

Serr 8. 8. Bilcoxion bon Sorie gabe, ab.,
bert9tet, baB ct biele Sabre OH Rbtbiiis nnb
Sarnfrantbeit lit. 9ie S9mer5en iparei1 51'
ipeilen unertrdeli6 urb beruriadten ihm &rant.
pfc. St berfu9te electric Bitter nab f9on nod
bet erifen GIaf@e ipiirte ct 8efernng nah itaf'
bent ct 6 Glai9en %senommen bette, mar ct gana'
lid sebeilt uib geipann IS @funb an Gleiid.
Ct ~bebauptet, baB ct s%etorben tpare, batte CT
ni1t Electric Sitter sebran6t. 3u baben, 80
Gents Die EIa1de bel 81. Orei6.
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I1nIere 9anbsleute I'M Meften bi

- unlere 2anbsleute i'm Weiten biee
fes 2anoes tperben oft, tpenn fte tteues
Sanb umpftgen, BON elmer Dirt bbfem
@umpHeber ergrifen. Mu@ im Often
flager bic 9eute iiber We6felfeber,
tpel6es bur6 bic GdulniB pfan5li6er
Subitan3et unb bur@ mangelbafte Mbz
leitang 6erporgerufen mirb. 9ier Dte
bort 1T MDer's Mgue Cure bas auberz
ldifis1te Mittel bagegen.
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Stir gpuntss Gfe6pr.

8ir Fnb autorifirt GERM Capt. Sobn 6.
g. a tp o B aIs &anbibaten fit bas artt bes
gountb . slfeTor in bet beooritebeaben 8obem>
berpa6l anausetsen.
@ir finb autoriiirt, Germ CAPT. 8. 81.
4oor aIB Ranbibat fit @iebernabI fir bas
gmt bes Gountb. Gfe5or in Der besOrftebenbem
Nobemberpabl arauaeigen.
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Sc giebt faftif9 feline before Mez
biaiu, UNI bic f6le9ten Sdfte, pel9e
f6 wdbrenb bes Winters I'M meni9ltz
den &6rper angelammelt baberl, 5t ber>
treiben, als ST.. @uguft &6nig's 9amz
burger Srppfen. SO @ts. bic Jlai6e.
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Stir Gpuntb : glerf.

8ir iinb autoriiirt GERM Sbab. IS.
Smitb als .Ranoibaten fir Bieoererpabluns
fit ba8 @nat bes @ountb- @lerfs anau>
fanbigen.
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Stir Gpunth 3 GcutmiifGr.

Bir finb autorifirt, GERM S. 8. 9isno-
10 itb ala &anbibaten fir bas Nmt beS
@oumtb' RommiifGrs bes 8. 4reeintts
anauaeigea.
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@abI Mmset8em.
8erar gonntD.
Stir @puntb : GpmmiTir.

@ir itrb autorifirt Germ IS III S6fItns
IT,, alS RanbiOat fit 8ieberiuabl fit baS Nntt
bes County. o midrs bes 8. Pre-
cinfts anauaeigen.
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Stir Counts . @ddbuteiffer.

@ir iinb autoriiirt, Germ gb. Grob6fe
ais &anbioat fir WieOerhabl fir baS gr1t be8
County g III e tiers in Der bebor.
ftebenben NobembertpabI an5uaeigen.
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6ar Dtffrift s Glerf.

an bic 8urser bon 8exar gonntb.
Sierburd tiinbtse.i9 mid als aanbibat aur
8ie6ereruabluns fir bas amt bes DtFriftelerf
bon 8exar @ountb an.
Geo. &. 8 afbieI.
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Stir Rpnfable.

Bir iiab autorifirt. Germ Greb 8aber
aIs Ranbibat fit MiebernabI fit bas Nmt beS
RonfabIers bes 1. 9ifritts au3uaeisen.
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Stir Gpunth 0ermefer.

@ir iinb autoriiirt, GERM %. M. 2ode
aIs aanbibat fir @i~eberermabluns fir baS
slmt bes gountb 8ermeers BET Der
beborfebenben 8abl ar3uaeigen.
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Stir Diarift s Nnmolt.

III bic g III M geber Son 8exar
County.
Sd fiinbiee mid bierbur9 ais &anbtbat an
fir bic Bieberertpdblun ais 0iifriitanipalt fit
ben 81. Subictaf> Difritt.
George Raf6aI.
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Stir Triepensriater bes 1. Breciutts.

@ir iinb autoriiirt Germ 6. 81. 3 arne8
ais aanbibat fit bas smt eiteS BET Griebens>
ridter beS l.. @reeinfts in ber beborfebenben
Nobemberipabl anauaeigen.
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Stir Sheriff.

@ir iinb autoriftrt, GERM 9at 2emiS
als 8anoibat fir 8ieOertuabI fit bas Mm,t beS
Sberifs anaufiinbisen.
@ir finO autoriftrt Germ Sbo8. q. Me.
Cali fir bas Mmt beS Sheriff in ber be,
bortebenoen NobemberpabI anauaeisen.
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ni6t ldnger; besbaIb ipo1en iie fort in
eine fi6erere @esenb. go biirfte es
benm fommert, bab Matagorba Sslanb
binnen 2ur5em obne 8eD6lferung 1T.
8efer {iebt es in @albefton aug.
Man bate 8prmiirfe geger bic bortige
8eb6lterung erboben ibrer lauen Inter
iiiibung Der. 0ilfsbebiirftigeu tpegen.
N1n 1T aber Der berurfa9te S9aoe1
bon elmer balben MiGiDn auf SIS, 1000
1erabgeiunfen unb babon entfallen tpies
Ser $4,000 auf bic gifenbabns@ ele0s
Ihaften. Dtefe fDnren ben 8erluff
ertrager unb baben Ben peruria9ten
@9aben gum groBen Sbeile a%usgebeis
fert, nobel biele Mrbeiter 8ei9dftigung
fanben. Ser &ef bon $45, 900 baben
freili9 bic 8eiiber ffeinerer Sdui Ter gu
trageit, bic ibren 8erluit beirabe gebedt
erbielten. Wt,t benz 8erlut fab es alip
ni9t 10 f9limm aus.
9as arbaltenb feu6te Wetter bat
bas @a9stbum Der Baumpole beoeu=
teab gef6rbert, leiber aber au9 S9aben
getban. Man b6rt oft bic 8ebaups
tung, baB nod cine quite grnte bebor=
ftebt, tpenr tur bic &aupen ni9t pds
rem. Sic baben fi9 namentli@ in Sc
Witt @ountD einseitelt unb leioer ers
f9eint bas 8ersiften berie!ben BET benz
feu@ten @etter nod ni6t eianaal
prafttf@.
g1tr faaem 9tr's g~erasesu, baR
eimmpms' 2iber Regulator
Sid bon 9pspepie befreien, 9einen
Orgauismus r%einigen, Sir bic Mbgz
li9feit geiunben S9lafes bringett, MAJ
larif9e &ranfbeiten berbiiten nnb Sir
Elm munteres utb riiitiges @efibl pers
f9aKan tpirb. Sc tpirft brett auf Die
2eber unb Mierert, reinist, frdftigt unb
bertigt ben Organismus gegen &rarfz
belt. st ma6t benz Jr6ifelfieber elm
gnoe unb 1T Elm D6lliges @egengift fir
aQes malarii@e @ift, aber bod fret
bon gbinin unb Galomel. 8erfu9t's
umo Sbr perbet iiber Die guten @irfunz
gen bes e9ten Simmons 2tper &egula=
tor, bereitet bon $. s. 3eilin unb Co.,
| erffdlfnen.
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Stir 9teuer : Solicitor

STIR Steuer : Solicitor.
@ir Tnb autorifrt, Germ s. g. 81 a m ab
ais Ranbibat fir baS Mmt beS Steuerfouettors
bon Bexar Gonntb in ber beboritebenben 10.
bemberpabl anauaeisen.
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9as mothenblatt.

Sir fsnoen BON ies: abbas eWO6ens
,lett" FIT ben Preis bDn $500 att
* Sahr ~portofrei mad 9eutf9la:to.
Der Qerausgeber.
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gebm-ggtidtm

Wettt bic Sober trdge tuiro oSer ionif
guseifen ooit Grfraafung giebt, 70 beafte
man mobl, baB, ie idateuer tie einc ridtise
gebanOlung crfabrt, befo iiderer nno raider
cine Seilltng gu eriuorten ffebt. lin BITE 9e<
Der AT geSuuber Sbdtisfeit ansltreget 8tebt
es fein beferes @tttel atS @per's Tilea.
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-18

theater. Mr.. Yates in the World has
apologi2ed "for the publication Of para
graph in which totally iallacious ac-
count of the present condition Of Kossuth,
ex-dlctator of Hungary, and OF his sons
was giyenn Edmund Is often imposed
upon by his contributors, but he has suf-
fered and is strong. Uneasy lies the head
that is responsible for weekly gossip that
must be clever, personal and original.
The Chrstmas-card mania Is degenerating
to lower depths than even the brown
paper, 'hard times" invention-paper
collars, with the inscription "a Happy
New Year-lt is hard times-this IL the
only stationery we have in the house"
One OF the most interesting books OF blog-
raphy | have read for long time Is
"The Life of Sir Charms Napier" by VIII
liam Napier Bruce, Napier was a great
man-a hater OF shame, like Gordon--a
foe 10 rid tape. He could write as Wen
as he could fight. lie was often too hon
est and true for English governments,a ana
was great and powerful In spite OF them.
,'The Great Painters of Christendom," by
Mr.. Forbes Robertson published by the
Cassells), is book that may well be pre-
scented as book of reference. You may
not agree with all the writer says, nut mis-
facts are indsputable, and they are many
and valuable. Mr.. Professionalism Is
the art critic OF the Daily News and father
of MIR. Forbes Robertson, the leading man
OF Miss Mary Anderson's English com
pany IN America. "TuFean pltles, Ny
Mr.. Howells, is published here, and the
American authors English admirers are
full OF praises OF his latest book. Inc
Times mentions 1t In very complimentary
terms las for example; "There Is orisi'
nality Of thought, there is exciting variety
of dramatic descriptions, and there Is q
pleasant freshness in the style" The Sat.
! nrdav Review has written In generous and
sympathetic terms of the new book on
nNorth Borneo.n regret to say that Sll
Walter Medhurst, who wrote the tender
and sympathetic preface 70 Frank Hat
TOMS posthumous narratives, has lus'
died Of apoplexy at Torquay. Sir Walter
was brave travelled man and did goot
service TO England in the consular service
at Shanghai and elsewhere In the eastern
seas JosEPH HAIToN.