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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-08-21
bOarders Taken.

i Aldcns pure Apple Vinegar at
MAItX'S.
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DANGERS SALE.


DANGERS SALE.
will on
Saturday, September II. 1888,
in front of the Court Hense door. sell TO
the highest bidder for cash., one bull ycarl-
Ing. color white, red head and neck. mark
ed with smooth crop in left ear, abont Is
months old, valued ut sl.6o.
j. TASER,
aug2I-ts. Coroner and Ranger.
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III, Fooic, of Cobb Switch,
II. wife. are visiting their rcla-
\ and friends III Macon
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-08-21

hoo will buy Six Unlaundred
bat }. Holberg g. Co.
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c.,Ior House Molasscs so cts. a
Cts' w" Il. NJ. MARN,
Nan nj
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!. u,l,uudred Shirts for $500 at
W J, Holberg & Co.

=, fnrgct that W. Ford & Bro.
o NI',;vipS new goods constantly.
E. r,Orprics always on hand. SUI
I I1i"cr pnckagcs any where in
N, 4 share of yonr patronage Is
l0sdtully solicited.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-08-21

E., NY Luttrell, an old and highly
T'' 'I''zen of Brooksyillc, died
|ll.. a"'''lay' lie was truly Il man
s"''e, and his loss is deeply re-
|hs % " all who were acquainted
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-08-21

'V'e lsa very large establishment
tuscaloosa called the Temple of
fFA'n' 'Nd Mr.. Chas, Marx has gone
|N" 'aEc charge of one OF the de-
4'H'S' When he informed us of
L'Nu'lons, we reminded him OF the
Ivy "hyou would do as the folks
""aOn 10, You are bound TO put
'"S' lie said that was his s.vlc.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-08-21

|, ''Pfc's Tom Ross" whats Tom
u''ns'" "Whcn's Tom Ross COM
DN'' Those are questions that
%''S almost hourly on our streets.
\, ,''' information places him in
\. ~ lV,k where he is engaged in
"'ha or railroad scheme.
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Look! Look!
At Cost, At Cost.

Misses opera slippers 80 cts.
C~hildren's opera slippers 80 cts.
Ladies opera slippers 75c to Sl.QO.
at Il. NJ. MARX.
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OLD

went 20 a sing tire other night ard
Hllle g5rl not over eight years old, wonld
sav. every time piece was proposed,
- That's old ." She had q very sweet face,
ans beautiful hair ard eyes, bat seemed 50
very foa5 ot rev things We knew she
never for an instant tAoDsAt that ever she
would he old We thought Of the Lords
PRAYER. repeated for nearly nineteen hmm
,.red years and Of = Rock Of Ages and
Of Nearer my God 10 Thee" and Won
6ercd If time had injured them.
Apnles when old become rlpe and mellow,
We wondered IL this little girl would be-
come fairer an3 sweeter with age: or
would she. like peach, begin 10 decay as
ScoE IS She vas "o.d"
Mica DrS~rNcrlaNs.-sno old Highlander,
-e,roached by his pastor for sbSenting him.
,elf from Church one Sabbath morning, de-
MED the charge repeating the denial so
smp.,atscally that the puzzled minister
asked hin If he would offer his oath that
he WAS there that morning, " To be sure" !"
was the uaabashed ones answer; and the
minister said no more A friend of tho
false speaking Highlander told him 1t was
awflA 10 hear him OiFer his oath 10 such n
lie. Eoot, toot, man." quoth Donald.
Isn't there a great difference between
offering thing and giving itS"
When a pSrty OF Paisley weavers, anxious
to cross the Clyde from Greenock TO Du-
noon c,e SnrdGv morning, desired the
Captain N a D~t2cSAy steamer to take their
boat in tow. as they aSd not care to profane
the day by psssg their oars, the Captain
wantcS TO know where was the difference
betwe>. employing their oars and employ
ing the steamers paddles. " The differ
ercei" exclaimed the spokesman Of the
consc.e..s..,.s crew. = Ter res great diff
ference between rowing by the power o.
man. who must answer for what he does,
an a wheel tarling engine; . steau.en-
ginc's not y moral being. an is therefore
not an accountable agent" A spectous
argument certainly; but one much more
easy to answer than that advanced by
farn-servant, willing enough to milk her
masters COWS ON the Sabbath, but firm in
refusing to feed them on that day. Draw
ing n nice metaphysics distinction between
what are ami are not works of necessity,
the shrewd lass said: "The COWS Gamma
milk themselves, so TO milk them is a clear
work of necessity; but let them out to the
fields. aud they'll feed themselves. w.
l1da.Jess's .jouFadl
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ToxpAEss FoR JKwRLRH.

AMR- HAwTHoRSR. who went fro-n NeN
York recently TO Cincinnati. hal an adN~-
;are on Broadway in that city worth relax
ny Setting Of his very hsnesoan,
iress.n says the Ciacinna0 Ccz7ts<Sa-.s
was 6 5000 diamond rsn. TIE diameter o
which was shout half az inch. While saun
;ering up 2roSdway, he stopped. Il front u
uaggerty's p-o1ace establishment. an
-ert over piie Of cvopS - watch tie a.
les of some o: the checkers, which wer.
.esding. Tie diamond cs.ugh: the eye o
a silly fowl. hen, of caUrse, and, dSrsins
Is head between the la:hs, IL selZcd til
.aem Unfortunately. ire fastening w,
10: what it should ee, and a sharp jerk tos-
q loose. The hen sw sncwcf The diamond
.2d Nr Eavtho. ne's attempt 20 catch 4
ave it suoh fright tina. il rushed anon
ae other chickens aE3 lost its identity. 5.
II as he was concerned re went into tn
lore to complain, and wSs delayed some
What When he came cut sgain, the coop
,ad al beeL moved. ard H%~,horne coNk
,os even recc rnlze the 500 one. coz
terence was held with Nr HagEerty. ana
It was agreed that tie only Nay 10 iaaSt
sure OF the jewel was 10 All AL the chick
ens in Gil the ccopS THIS was rot cres,
Undertaking, for tie honse Supplies hotel,
with dressed chickens, and woail not hsV,
auch trouble II dis-rosnc Of the lot S
Iasgcrty agreed that If he IVES allow,,
twenty-five cents \ dozen for killing imin.
liately he would fpi the diamo,d. Tn
cops were carried to tie dressing rocln
nd the scvcu,y.two dozen chickens wer'
.iiled. The SjSth chicken had the d:a
aond carefully slowed away inside, 81,
,ir Hau tl.cl"s e'a3iy PAID Is COR TIE xii:
,rg and 80 70 iEe wvuisll wAv iouno H.
i:AmoAd"
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6JfELslIiI0E.
ri A Nhrr LFsr.

SUPERSTITION is fast losing rs hold up
ON the masses, yet thcre are stiii man,
,ersons who have a dread of the sound
he death watch, MS il is commonly callet
anobium stratum, its scientific name a
insignificant little beetle that is harmless
Except so far Us it will perforate furniiur
n the act of boring which it makes t.
noise SO closely resembling the ticking of
watch, but which has about az much beal
ng upon the doom of the hearer as til
chirping of bird or the barking of dog.
So closely do they initiate what they ~
named after t. at no.. unfre4uently have
examined to see it some ore had not left
watch so" ewhcre around my head. The
are not particular in what they work, as
,ave carried one under the band of a palm
eaf hat for days. that kept ticking at in
cerva's throughout the day. 1t was no
disturbed, however. When discovered an
handled they act possum complete, simil
to curculo w.en first shy ken from tre
lug Of dgy has oftcu
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eo2,.>flru ~ o2Aa4oreN

rRs Rer Ebilips Crooks, n recent
c,noa, used the following practical lar.
uase -" IL somebody should give mo q
,a,. ond to carry TO Europe, oan know
Sactiy how much wonld DO lost 10 che
world wero Co drop it into the sea; but
seed should be given to mo, / cuaa only
ogard il with awe as containing concealed
within it tho food of untold generations.
That is the difference between looking at
ruth as diamond or as II seed--as final
ur garminal. In all training OF character,
continuity and economy must be supreme.
The notion that character Ia spontaneous 10
held by most people in the earlier portion
Of their lives. and is wrong too. Hosts Of
oung men think that their character will
orm of itself, and that they will necos-
,arily become better as they grow older.
Iosts of old men believe that their oharao.
er Is fixed and that it 10 impossible for
hem to become better. Such beliefs arc
oolish People are also wrong in thinking
hat they can put off their bad traits and
out ON good traits. The old failures can
not be thus transformed, but out Of the old
habits new CON be formed. That fs what
maay poor creature wants to know. We
must make what we are to be out OF what
- are already"
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CHICAGO
WEEKLY news

rne CHICAGO WEEKLY xS~s y ~rss$
nsssa ~ q paper ansaspNss~A n :" ="
oa,esa.sa,s * Amsr,cen Jsar7sllss-
.tsoas conSric,,ns awens es Ssr'F~
,,sa ,oarnsis % tse eoaaWy 81 eess p.sss
New-.rsrer. In the r,assss 81 tsisx"
eerv.cs, aavsnS the aasssssse " eSsNsNss
WIKI the CHICAGO DAIRY SkNN -
q, lie command al sae sisrsseaSs ~ -
Western Associated Press, h>s'ssa Nssy s
teasive ssyvtee OF special 1sIsifsns I'VE -
,n,.crtsat po,nts A SswslSpes
NO socs r.cr II Ia lNDETBSpANT y 30
nsss srcsenssna al pehsiss' ssws i%s 'EeS
pA-.lAsn hins ox cclertae. ana aee~8
without FEAR OF favor "a to parties.
the fanest sense, afASILI fAFNH. -
tssae eontssns severe, CeArLSTAI s.e
RTcS q sgRIAL STORY sf sesssserS -
ser~e,. end r,sh variety u eceasesss ss~S
FashlonA Arr ln&asnse~ Lsss
ssseace, etc, etc lis A@Ass Vssss
srs eompless and 10 se relied spoN -
surpassed as an sntsrrt,sinc. pers, aad -
worthy C1NBRAL vANu-Y NSWssAfAss
~. -.roSi,sA hero froa the eo,sIsss -
WEEKLY NEWS . few Of tAs V~ss0
ss1cmendasicas u Aas reeesvdi
WHAT Old SUBSCRIBERS SAY
Abou, shs 'NChkcsso Weekly New
thsy renew their snhseflpts'sAA
~r,.r, cannon. por,,as oaAiss< n~msaA
Mich ssrs, y Mnk 70 ss sses wv
AnAoiiN" -. =. Aa
n. A. we,sn. a~lRvAa. q. earn ~ u WV
,ssn msay ~ wa ~ paSers-~
Lance r. M.,cre sas ~ Cssesce rsF'ses -
p-,cela A. says. in sosapstSo ySas III
suA stAars ] rees,Ts, ! wrN fesN""
pAttcAao ~ rPshT aSNa > gees ssw~s
would souaeS saiAs q assi sasa ramsM
.ne N.ws, ri, ~, newsrspw 81 6s esN -
s,ss.S rcs,,- wcNasur. nsmss cspsH
M can, '1s1 css es s,s ssanss<s eSFss -
kshed.~
w. ". xsoas> AaNsA ssss- esr~ ecy
want 20 tuLse n nunses ~ sSs wv
news have eyer seen"
po,cr ians,ns, rstsr'a. sa~eAsss os
Men. rayp, y ire rrn WxasCv puw9
IA Il ru,l OF readable and vase1AsAe r~sA ~.
eh,ssh I am In reeelrs ef niae vssSf 49,
n-s enassresned 10 adept TES VssASt
a. No. ia essause OF w. noa-rssssssa
W rentca giving ras tia sr>sarssss us
ce<n,nx shs acstcAs of oil pohtesi vsw -
a. n unv~nposA ralryrA - ", eAsps -
4. ,he cs,e~nsss nnd eesA pavSr s~W vssA
Nrs 4. sohcnan. Rsrnihsi, Me- eegw
,cur reSey vsrr uaucn- ] svt ~ ssfsss 49,
bus do not iss them ~ veA - Shs ~S"~
ksws"
W N. Law, ssan<nssA, Tra-, Eyw
hmsy pleased with sAs rsws. ~ s~e
ee, presented In 10 IN sush wN Ss
both aloe Of . yosstica fssrfy 80 ssrtA 49,
Is utterly ,mress'sas 20 sSs n . sssssV 49,
journal of sitssr sida"
rh, above extracts are suosessss> V rnpY ~
what e.seera the CHICAGO w2akLH Mwo
l. haid by Ws ed su,sSstssrs.
oar srec,sl CauhhsnS TsSsas sstss ~Ss
IN ,Ae reach OF all. sysearssa ospsss 49, -
~ n ri tAis -
t~nd .aesc.tru sas 70 th.s efas~
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TgAvKls Txa STONES II any Of oar READ
e,s have duutt ess heard of the famous
.-nvellir-c stones Of ARst-alla Si-nl 81
car5osites Aave rece-.tiy been foand in Ne
ada which are described g. almost perfect
" ron0d, the majority ot them Is -srge as
q walnut. and Of An .rory nayors, When
ais.ri zted aboat upon the f3oar, table oT
ether levea sRrtaos. within two oT three
feet Of each other, they Immediately begin
travelling toward caIrnoa centre, and lle
there huddlea up n a bunch like lot of
eggs IL q nest A single stone, removed to
a distance Of three anj q a&H feet. upon
being released. at once started OF with
wonderful and somewhat cornicsl celebrity
10 ioin its fellows taken awsy four or i've
Il remained notioaleSs. They are found
IN q region that is comparatively level. and
Is nothing but bare rock Scattered over
Ais hsrren rsSioa are h.tle basins frcza
ew feet 30 ROD IN diameter; snd it is IN
he bottom Of these that the rolling stones
are found They arc from the size Of pea
10 Ave or six inches IN diameter. The oa0se
of their rolling together is doubtless 90 be
found m the material OF which they are
composed. which appears 70 be lois stone
OF magnetic iryn ore CAs. CsssA.
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Aoeosasne 10 the Revue Edsssrsss . 20

ams Of gunpowder produces al she crd,'
nary temperature 100 voiumss Of ga
Owing 10 the heat produced. sais gss ecoa.
PIES abcnt four dues she aforementioned
volu,nos, or about 100 volnmcs Of gas ere
produosa immediately after the explosion
A volume ~ hitro- sly cesine psoiuces ,oN
volumes Of gss st the cstLnxsy Temperature
asd, ada, ,ssuy thss the Rest produced b.
She explosion ia two and half e,ase thai
pssatiucei by gum wleT. S'!s vg-ulls weai..
D. ;ssrxsre % iv ~ su4"N.SA
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The onlv Illustrated MGsassnt Ssvss@s - ~
SSv1loPv7s1t Ss tSe Great @esN kse kaSnsS
vast s19caAt 81 general snforaa.9 9Sn ga I've
cikl k-scles Sa 81 feesg - IL s-est - ali Aef
eaEducsctl EHperNtv UluesrsseSN
lsnly g. o year J.. Ssya pAl, raAssSSer, "a. -
yrA.nt street H,rklAna- Or.
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81 -sr-. --4a >4->t,, so.ve hot and cat
Slts syrap
ATl'' 2 breed refine: Ted a,,6 chop very
fms 'ae p'et 81 NICE an lfs~ ana l'gt 70 one
quart q indian ncsl That has leoa soal3cd
end lctf - cool Beat IL = cream one es7c
and oE-e hslt teaspo0ll.al q bRite-. and ssGc
10 tbs meal, with foar ;esSroo.sfuls of salt.
r. the ayYies sre sour, add two tablespoon
irls II sugar. bpt sweet APPLES are much
the hsst- NIX with ric.a milk II sweet Ap-
rles. with cod water IL soar. to lAIasr 6
slAd dough. and bake igaTa cS.iatelv,
MSccARooNS-The whites 90 tArne cc-s
beaten to stz.I trotA, tai; 8 PoR2d Of co
coarut~ half po~nd oi rolled and sifie3
crackers an IN even bsas,sooni' i'al of extract
Of bitsor almond, Drop thela upon creased
paper, Z dr.pr ~ .&n, and oAAe light
hTuwa
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EILITAhs a.! T..S.

TIE growth OF military n,vths Is n cnrion.
=, familiar pa,nomeron. Men who az.
.,ner and oi.n,ss;onnte enough in 9th,
h;n,r, who in the general bus ness Of hf,
r wncu daalinr with matters of science 4
he events of ordinary history. tas.e no;hin.
or granted without Sufficient evidence. sur
eni,r all t,.eir cr,tics. faculties as soon q.
N incident of warco,nes on the scene. Th,
french, SO calm aud precise when treatia,
scientific subjects. are nutnriousiy un
trustworthy when they co,..e To write ahou
,.,iit,rv events. Victor ru.o's romance oi
;a,orloo MAS almoy. Sau,,.el in absurlin
Lomarliae's account OF tic battle. in
hic', we arr tol, how Naral an stool owe.
.heI,. on ti,o n3',,t cf u,....t,,e. ;r sy.i.rte
..c.,. s, a
"a 49, ,a..,-a H1,
a. ao} aav - u,4 Fay.
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.200,OOO;:::::: :: :. !: ]:

3 psshsgs Of goods Of large value. that VIII s.sr'
red in Verk that viii, at once bring you IN monss
isstsr than anything else in America All ".. ao"u.
SAe 03ee 600 In presents with each 1oa. Ass. ~
Vsnte1 everywhers Of either sex, OF sli ages tof
he Vias Or spare time only to work for us ~
1sir ~. homes Fortunes ef all wsrkers sssota-
~ ssuureA. DsA1 delay. 4. HALLsrS = Co., g"
~, Naine
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would be glad to see the president meet
the prairie fire with counter blaze, and
fire everybody out who ought to so, to
show the Senate and country that he is
ready for the fray.
Presently 1t will seize hold of the busi-
ness interests that if the pending nomina-
tions are all rejected, and the president
sees fit TO send in no new ones-as he will
not--the Offices of the country will be in
vested for long interim, in the assistant
officers designated by Democratic appoin.
tees. This will not hurt the party, but il
will create feeling of popular unrest and
business disturbance, for which the Senate
viii he properly held to be exclusively re.
sponsible.
We think the president will "stick."
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-03
PERSONAL,

THE PARNELL fund in PHILADELPHIA is
now $40 l9s,7s.
ARCHBISHOP RYAN has issued the regula-
tons for the Lenten season of 1856. There is
no change since last year.
b. +. MEYERS has been elected chairman
OF the democratic city committee of Harris
burg, by vote OFF, to "A, after bitter fight
THOMAS CRUISE, the millionaire miner, of
Helena, Montana, was married on Tuesday
TO Miss Margaret Carter by Bishop Brondel
at the cathedral in Helena.
EDWARD NJ. NEEDLES, of Philadelphia,
has been unanimously elected president OF
the Penn Mutual Life Insurance company, to
succeed the late Samuel G. Huey
NJ. PAsTEUR, the noted French physiciau,
hopes to be able to treat diphtheria and other
diseases successfully by method similar
to that of his treatment of rabies.
Mrs. l.. S. WATREs, well known through
out the country under the nom de plume of
''Stella OF LackawanDa," died Monday night
at the residence OF her son, Senator l.. A
Watles, in Scranton.
SENATOR GoRMAN has introduced a bill
IN the Senate 10 provide Tor a joint celebra-
ton by the sixteen American republics on
the 4th OF March, lSS9, in honor OF the Tooth
anniversary OF the constitution of the parent
repubIlc-the United States.
REV. MARK HOPKINS, ID. D., IL. D..
the venerable ex-president of Williams col
lege, was honOred by a reception in Philadel-
phia Tuesday evening by alumni of his old
colleges from Pennsylvania, New Jersey,
Maryland and the District of Columbia,
DIR. MCPHERSON, OF Chicago went to
Cincinnati TO hear Sam Jones, and he reports
that he never heard so impressive a sermon
as that on conscience" DR.. Mcpherson is a
Judicious and scholarly man, and one who.
after brilliant success as a student of
philosophy at Princeton, pursued the same
study In Germany. President McCosh once
recommended him as the best young man he
knew for college presidency.
CAPTAIN BARTON ID. EVANS, senior editor
and proprietor of the West Chester VilLdge
Record, has been rendered and accepted the
position of major and aide-de-camp on the
statf OF General HartTanit, commanding The
national guard of Pennsylvania Captain
Evans has for several Years commanded
Company /, Sixth Regiment n. G. p, To-
Gated in West Chester, which command he
has resigned in order to accept the position
named above.
PoPE LEO NH celebrated ON Tuesday, by
an address To the Sacred college, the 18th
anniversary OF his birth and the eighth an
niversMy OF his coronation (the latter ami
Versary Is properly the Sd of March,. In the
address his holiness eulogized the unity of
OPINION existing among the cardinals, and
urged a similar concord among Catholics in
general against those seeking to corrupt them
or who may be striving to weaken the au-
thority OF the church. The oppressed condi-
ton OF the holy see was deplored as un-
worthy Of the head of the church and incom-
fatible with its Independence.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-03
Ahanlnnpd.

The management of the PENNSYLVANIA
railroad company will undoubtedly aban-
don its proposed relief plan for the benefit
of its employees, in view of not only the
strong and universal but the very intelli-
gent and reasonable opposition of those
most largely interested and most deeply
affected. The employees of the railroad
company, especially the engineers, tiremen,
conductors and trainmen generally, are an
unusually intelligent body of men. Their
vocation partially requires good qualifca-
tions and in part gives them. 1t is not
to be supposed that they have lightly
rejected a good thing. Being offered
1t ostensibly for their benefit, they were
not only entitled to be the judges of its
merits but they were fttest to Judge of
them. They have passed upon and disap.
proved it. 1t certainly will not, and it Just
as certainly cannot be forced upon them
unwilling.
The famous town of Pullman in Illinois
is philanthropic failure. Projected on
new scale of concern by employer for en-
ploye, 1t was altogether too paternal in its
nature for the American workingmen A; lust
as all the Arcadias, the Utopias and the
Brook farms of our nineteenth century
have failed, and will continue 10 fail, with
the developing freedom of individual char
acter, the high distinction of the new civ
ilization.
Meantime we know of no wiser course
for the management of the P. r. r. relief
scheme than to take up the plan already
suggested in these columns, and have the
company declare it will pay to its employees
certain sum per week when they are dis
abied in its service, and a certain sum to
their families if they are killed while on
duty. They will thus secure all the ad-
vantages and incur none of the opposition
70 tne abandoned plan, and they "will, no
doubt, be able to get back good share, if
not the whole cost of this liberality. in the
lower wages at which they can hire their
servants"
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As to I" Ad Interim,o

1t does not seem to be popularly under.
stood that If the nominations of the presi.
dent to federal offices, made vacant by the
suspensions of their late incumbents, fail of
confirmation, these suspended officials are
In no sense restored to their places. They
are as much suspended as before, defunct
and beyond the trumpet call Of senatorial
resurrection.
1t is likewise lacking fit popular appre-
hension that a nomination made by the
prealdent at this time, while the Senate is
10 session, Is mot operative until that body
connrms i. A good many Democrats who
cons,deratsly demand quicker and more
M suspensions forget that appoint
now would avail nothing. at the
~ time good many good Democrats
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-03
Glowing Tribute to rrar,d,an Lands. +,

From the indianapolis News.
Perhaps the most important piece OF live
news that has sprung upon the world since
the late lamented Roman empire stabbed its
toe and fell has reached this city from Cincin-
natl. DIR. Simon NJ. Landis, tragedian extra
ordinary, Hamletist plenty. poteutiary. au-
thor, poe,ess, hast hist was married In that
city ON "Wednesday last hasten To congratu-
late everybody who is honestly entitled To
that distinguished honor. knew Or. Landis
well, HOrdttO. We shall very seldom look
upon his like again. As an actor his great
ness was chiefly originality. one could not
follow him through the old egg epoch of the
lands Hdlaici without being visiby affected.
There was a Verve and chic about his acting
that have never noticed i'll the technique OF
a Booth or q Barrett As the hump on The
back Of hinO Richard m he was, perhaps,
seen most frequently at his best But he has
surrounded himself with other ties and we
are left to mourn. Requiescat in pace T.
pluribus unum. Sic semper tyrannis,
Similia similihus cumntur