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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-11

All OF the employees Of Iews's pottery IN No ssn
Cambridge Mass, for Harrison four yesls 81
seven-tenths OF them were for Ceyelana' cAmpptdcs
NOR cent of the Democrats OF Ward Five, Campnso,
arc in favor Of Harrison this year-tse"'h@''"
Journal.
The nckcl IS the smallest coin In generaa cicu'@
ton in st. Louis The citizens used to be proud Oh
this fact regarding It as an evidence OF meiNpoh'an
greatness But now there is revuison OF fcehng on
the subject and they begin to think that tho ao0o"
of pennies indicates that ST. Louis hasn't ou'sro""
the ideas that obtained when It was border town.
Says the gossipcr Of The Boston Transcript" The
Listener may be prcjudIced on tho subject, but he
gives duo notice that II anybody sends to bis funeral
a Gates Ajar' or open or closed book or oroEen
column, or a pen with preposterous feather IN cor
puent rosebuds or a typewriter I'm carnations ana
everlastings or any other equally original ana appro
pirate design, he will make no account OF welmcans
Intentions but will proceed TO haunt the giver rciehe-
| lessly for the rest OF his life"
| Mother-Johnny, you mustn't play with Willie Hill
| any more.
| Johnny-Why not, mammal
| Mother-Because he IS a bad little boy.
| Jobnny-Well, mamma I amt so doggone good my
self that you ought to be ashngton Critic'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-11
Governor Morehouse. of Missouri seems to have
n mind of his own.

The first trip of the City OF New-iork was IN
itself a disappointment in only limited sense
She really made line run, but ono oil her pumps
became disarranged last Friday and she was move
a. for nearly half a day Her actual steamng
time from land to land (which IS the way ocean
VOYAGES are estimatedD was days and 81 hours
Her journals and brasses did not become heated,
contrary to general expectation but her machinery
WAS not of course run at full speed How iar
she will be able TO cut down the ocean record Is
an omen question, and her coming voyages will
he matter Of peculiar interest. No passage
that she makes in the future, however, Will be
more memorable than her first trip
AT last THE TRIBUNE has to regret that out
Of many hundred statements as TO persons APP
pointed by President Cleveland, one is definitely
contradiced. and cannot be sustained by evidence.
Postmaster Brady writes that he was the person
appointed Postmaster at Newark, ONO, OF whom
H. WAS said that he was short $4,000 in his
accounts as sheriff: that the statement was IN
no respect correct. and that he had never been
sheriff of that or any other county, nor had he
| ever been short in his accounts in that or any
other capacity" THE TRIBUNE makes the neces
sary correction and wishes to have it understood
nv all who have read or may hereafter read the artl
Gle in question that as respects the POSTMASTER al
| Newark Ohio. the statement is entirely with
drawn, with regret that it should have appeared
1t is found TO be no longer possible TO ascertain
| from what Democratic source the original para
graph was copied or miscoped, for among man,
hundred citations "a few became separated in ar
| rangement and copying from the proper quotations
OF the journals from which they were taken, 81
that they could not afterward he verified, ant
this is one Of them. The Postmaster writes; -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-11

The Republicans of Michigan by an overwn 'el
ing majority adopted vigorous ana pr"o'i'"i ~,
pcrance plank in their platform. inns was roilo~
ing directly in the footsteps oil the lnu'an" nepuD
licans few days before. The Repuolican p"ly
is the party of Temperance evcrywhcrc' anu 'V'D'''
for the protection of the home
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-06
silk RibbOnsl

Those Of our lady readers who would
like to have an elegant, large package OF
extra fine, Assorted Ribbons 10y maid, In
different widths aud all tho latest fash
ionable shades; adapted FOR Bonnet
Strings, Neckwear, Scarfs, Trimming for
Hats and Dresses, Bows, Fancy Work,
etc, can get an astonishing big bargain
owing to the recent failure OF large
wholesale Ribbon Manufacturing Co, by
sending only Is cents (stamps),. to the
address we give below.
As special offer, this house will give
dou5le the amount of any other firm IN
America if YOU will send the name and
y. .. address of ten ne,oly married ladies
when ordering and mention the name OF
this paper No pieces less than one yard
in length. Satisfaction is guaranteed, OF
money cheerfully refunded. Three pack
ages for 50 cents. Address
LONDON RIBBON AGENCY, JERSEY CITY
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-06
APLEAsANr OCCASION.
Reunion of st. Mary's Beneficial an" >"
cIal Union.

Reunion of st. Mary's Bene"c'"' """ ."
ciaI Union.
The regular spring reunion OF The 81
Mary's Beneficial and Social Union was
held Yesterday at Bon Air. The weather
was I'LL that could be desired, and large
attendance WAS the result. About my
memb. rs with their families and invited
guests pariook OF the hospitaliiies OF the
occasion. They enjoyed themselves 10
the utmost. Dancing was kept up All
dsy. refreshments were IN abundance
the company were in the best OF humor'
and everything went as merry as mar
riage bell.
n. r. Schultz, president of The associa-
ton, in the most happy style, delivered Il
most pleasing address. He then present
ell the following prizes to the winners IN
the rifle match First prize, gold meu-
al. to George f. IIulcher; second pflze'
beautiful silver pitcher, to julius Ter
ring third prize, set OF silver tea
spoons. TO George b. Bliley; worst shot,
elegantly carved wooden plate and FORK,
TO George Voibrink Nothing occurred
to mar the pleasure of anyone, ana al
returned anxious 10 participate Ill me
next festivities of this old and well-es'ao
lished society.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-06
ANTI-MAHONE REPUBLICANS
Meeting of the state Committee.

Yesterday the anti-Mahone Republican
State Committee held a meeting al the
Ballard House. All the districts in the
State except the First was represented
and the meeting was very full one.
Colonel d. F. Houston, chairman,
called the committee TO order, and stated
the object of the meeting, viz, TO further
perfect the organization of the party,
elect State Executive Committee, and
decide on the best steps to take 10 pro-
cure the recognition OF their delegates 10
Chicago. After considerable time spent
in discussion, the following executive
committee was chosen Hon. II. Libby
of Hampton, chairmsn; Hon James d.
Brady of Petersburg, and Mr. ". j.
Chisholm of Hanover.
i he rest of the day was spent in con
ference over the admission of the anti
Mahont delegates TO the National Re
publican Convention, and at o'clock
the committee adjourned.
The meeting was very harmonious and
resolute, and manifested the determine.
ton TO fight TO the bitter end
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CorToT REPORT,
Tobacco Market.

RIcHMosD, VA, June ..
over seventy-five packages were to-day
offered at auction. The greater part was
sun cured new planters tobacco which
sold well again at 10 10 Il. for good 10
very good leaf. Medium and low grade
in good order also sold well, al. only a
few hogsheads of upland nondescripts
offered were taken in. We favor auction
sales because it shows the market and
gives life 10 the trade; and such
sales should be- more frequently re-
sorted to to keep up live trade move
ment. Outside trading was only mod
crate and of no leading kinds
in sufficient quantities to establish quota
tons Western markets from kilograms
and private letters received to-day all in
dictate an advancing market on cool dry
weather, and largely decreasing receipts
of burleys. We have in consequence
some hurley sales here to-day, while sew
eral prominent lots have been already
entirely withdrawn from the market
Western buyers are reported on the way
here, and such generally mean business II
there are any lots large or small here to
suit them.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-06
The Confederate Veteran Distribution
Company.

Attention is called to the advertisement,
elsewhere published. OF the Confederate
Veteran Distribution Company, moor
pora,cd for the benefit Of EX-Coniederate
Veterans. their widows and orphans.
The object for which this company
was organized must commend isself most
favorably 10 every cX-Coniederate ana
true lover of the South. Some years ago,
realizing that large proportion OF In.
men who had risked their lives and
property for the Southern cause were IN
INDECENT circumstances, and had
been disabled in, or as The resuil
of, the war from gaining their
own )iyelihoods, number Of their com
rades established in this city that noble
charity-the Soldiers Home After
somewhat of prolractcd struggle and
much work they succeeded, with the aid
of the state of Virginia ana personal
contributions, a large number OF which
came from the NOTth-in placing the
home upon its present basis. 1t has now
A net income of about $4,000 year. and
can provide in comparative comfort Tor
1?0 veterans
The demands on this home, however,
for the reception OF additional inmates
are steady and constant, and all have 10
be refused, as it is now filled 10 ils
utmost capacity Several OF lis friends,
therefore, consulted together to consider
what pight be done TO make ii not only
a retreat for Virginia veterans, but for
those of The whole South VINO from age
and infirmities shall become unable 10
take care of themselves. Appeals To
the Southern States for aid have
invariably been refused, While IL
s not reasonable 10 expect
more from Virginia or personal
friends either here or at the North The
result of these conferences was the pres
ent Confederate Veteran Distribution
Company, by means OF which 1t Is hoped
eventually to raise ample means for com
fortably providing for all living Corfed-
crate veterans and assisting the widows
and orphans Of those who have died
The Company hope in time 10
give grand monthly distribution con
certs which will be literally support
ed by every State in The Union
and bring into their Golfers the means &c
carry out their most sanguine hopes
Even if the company can give 10 The
home only an additional $4,000 year
they will enable it 10 take care of double
the number of its present inmates; bu'
if they succeed as they hope to do, they
can do vast deal more, ana 10 some eX
tent do for the Southern veterans wh&
the rich Federal Government is annually
doing i'll the way Of pensioning and car
ing for Northern veterans OF the war
their widows and CrphaDs
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-06
st. Jnhn,. Cnnrch ENcmrsinn.

Tomorrow is the day for the grand
excursion to West Point under the aus
pices of the ladies of Old ST Johns Epis-
copal church. The object of the eXcur-
sion is to raise funds to remove the debt
resting on Weddell Memorial chapel in
Fulton The ladies will serve refresh
ments both on the train and at West
Point. For particulars see advertisement
The excursions given by the ladies' OF
Old st. Johns have always been noted
for the pleasant manner In which their
guests have been entertained.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-06
AUCTION SALES-This Day
GRAND SALE
East.End Building Lots
AT AUCTION.
Now is Your Time to Purchase.
by Frank ID. Hill Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneeis

ON WEDNESDAY, JUNS, q. lsoS,
at O'Clock pm. on the premises, we VIII sc"
that
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-06
An Explosive Can.

Yesterday afternoon about o'clock
Liza Hamilton, colored woman, living
at No. 20S South Foushee street, placed
on hot stove an unopened can of corn
in order TO melt the solder. In a minute
or two the can exploded with loud re-
port Liza was struck in the face with a
piece of the can and a part of its contents,
resulting in her face being cut and
scalded
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-06
The Confederate Veteran
Distribution Company.
INCORPORATED FOR THE BENEFIT OF
EX-CONFEDERATE VETERANS.
THEIR widows ami ORPHANS.
Home Office:
900 BANK STREET, RICHMOND, va.

The incorporators, each being himself an eK-
Confederate soldier, earnestly ask n helping
hand i'm the work they have undertaken, feel
ing sure that their charitable intent will be
cheerfully seconded by all kind-hcarted peo-
pie. GRAND rRlBUIION ENTER
TAINMENTS will be given in one Of the prin-
ciyal theatres in Richmond. the date FIR the
commencement Of which will be hereafter an
nOunced.
GEy. W. Il. TERRY, President.
Col. ARTHUR \. SPITzER. Secretary
Lock Drawer 81.
3ie6-eOdtf
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-06
A CARD
TO THE MILK AND BUTTER CONSUMERS
OF RICHMOND.

one condition of sale being that should buy
the milk from my superior herd of II Itch cows
for term OF years, therefore | have leased
for ten years the handsome store. No. West
Broad street. where SHALL OPGN On SEP
TENDER lsT, 1855, \ FIRHTCLASS DAIRY.
with all M dern improvement 10 handle
milk, manufacture butter ana cheese. Milk
will be delivered in ri RS bottles AT I cents per
quari for six months, and Fix cents per quart
for months of the year. | respectfully ask
all parties who desire to take nrsr- class milk
after Septembe- LIST to give "ChatwOrth
Dairy" No. 3 West Broad sire {. Il trial Tho
bottle delivery will be new feature IN hand
ling milk in Richmond. and will in-ure purity
and cleanliness. II. Is. CHAFFIN.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-06
MOST BEAUTIFUL PLATEAU OF CROlNl

10 he subdiyided into lots of 3sl3i ieet' 'llu
ated a. follows: 2S6yl0 feet on west side oil
Twenty eighth street between I and L streets
and 2ilx130 feet on the east side of twenty
seventh street between Il and u streets
These lots are Just across the street from Mr.
V. Hecher's pr )pcrty, and all lie beautifully
Only short distance from the electric rail
way.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance six
twelve, and eighteen months, per cent IN
terost dded great bargain TO he had
FRANK ID. HILL x CO,
}e5-ti AuctiOneefs.
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Excl RsiOSs.
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WARWICK PARK TRANSPOR
TATION COMPANY-GONDOLA
CHIMBORAZO

Leaves her wharf OGillie's Creek daily includ-
ing sundays at $50 am, IL IN, 2:S) and pm.
Returning leaves Warwick Park at lO:i' am
l:lj. 3ij and 6:lj pm. Fare Sc. each way.
Round trip zoe. children under IL years OF
age half price under years free. No drunken
or disrcputablc persons allowed on premises.
The company r serve the right to hold por-
tious of the grounds and OF the pavilion Tor
private parties.
Special or co operative rates given to clubs
picnics. societies. etc.
For further information apply TO
THOMAS ELLETT, Sec'y.
- North Ninth street, Richmond, Va
ruX9- .lm
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-06
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
New York stock Market.
Reported by .. w. Branch & Co., banker
and brokers. No. l1Il Main street
REVIEW.


REVIEW.
New YORK, June 5.-The market this
morning was mainly of scalping char
acter, and London did little; Reading
was the feature in the trading. The
statement of the Chicago Burlington *
Quincy was regarded as very bad one
and the traders were disposed to oiier
the stock down. Missouri Pacific held
fairly steady on assurances that the divi.
dend would be Mt least at the rate OF 4
per cent, and perhaps q hut me pro,
fessionals are apt to regard this dividend
matter with some doubt. In me alter
noon the entire lit. under leader OF the
Changers and coaers. softened, and
closed a. the lowest Of The day. The
trading continues mainly for the pro-
fessional account.
Bonds quiet Sterling exchange, Az.
@.4.90 Money, i5@2.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-06
Grain and Cotton Exchange.
RICHMOND. Va, June s.

OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat-l4 bushels.
Corn Il .5l2 bushels
Oats-iOO bushels.
Meal . bushels.
Flour 300 rrels
Mill Ofial.-l5 tons.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat White, ii bushels very good AZ
csc.
Corn.-White, 100 bushels prime at Csc;
40 bushels prime on private terms ~ bush
els good at &c Total sales OF corn, 10
bushels
Oats Mixed. 10 bushels very good al
ilc.
CoTToT REPORT.
Market steady.
Quotatiors-Middlng. Ole; low mid
ding. &c. good ordinary. SEC.
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During the HONEYMOON.

Chicago Young Husband - And win
never take the wedding ring from your
finger. darlingf
Chicago Young Whichever George;
Death or divorce win alone remove it,
The Epoch.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-06
CITY COLLECTORS NOTICE.
CRY COLLECTORS OFFICE,
nrcnMnNn nv RI laA.

RICHMOND. NAY 81. lss.
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN
daily. between the hous of @ O'Clock, am.
aud o'clock. m from the 7rH TO THE
90rH DAY OF JUNE INCLUSIVE. for the
purpose of receiving from any person charged
win CITY TAXES, the whole or one-hali the
amount OF tax charged.
Five per cent viii be added to the amount OF
tax charged in every case where the party as
sessed shall fail to pay the whole or one-hali
within the time 50 limited. cal estate agents
and others having a number Of bills TO pay
will please send lists, So that their bills may be
gotten together. Where pro2erty IS held IN
trust, it l. necessary TO give the name OF the
trustee.
Any person desiring 10 pay taxes after June
lst may DO so during the usual business
hours. JAMES ID. CRAIG.
5jel-lm City Collector
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-01-15

ers with which fruit trees dock themselvesin
the spring,,the striped petal OF the cherry. the
and peaches. II ,embodGieii IN textile fabrics al
the glories and, loyeliness OF On orchard, Il
only one sense. The. entraneing odor 'o Of tSs
real blossoms was, OF course. wanting. A In
the sase q Jewels against stars, mans best
handiwork was nowhere. Give me the orchard.
oh. / forget. In that collection there were
through them ran little Aims Of gold or silver
thread. as In some mines run little, almost In
e eiSi IN na yslns 81 Ia sbo pfss,Gusr %st iasr Is fS WSrs 40
dSred how Saman, hands could '" ever shape
y Woupd IP Psaa sGF1 Saeen II sSSm ao q %s at seH fsas I
to cut, At, and drape such fabrics. Il must be
about as delicate q work as sewing live butter-
/ saw in, my walks during those HOLIDAYS. a
vast number OF other wonderful and lovely
all countries and climates were to my mind the
most INFRINGING. Perhaps Of all ! had seen
II was, / enjoyed them only by reflection
M My SS .I Sssss u Al ssis SbOS NJ m F. ps;s !. inlet let
man, be he sick 81 be he poor; can afford 70
am IS atI to Jump Jump OF MI Tho BBr fRI!e e Oh sish Esl.pss
s si'h o 3 heOqt0% NJ ri suicide fSSx IN bo ANY ss sssiii
sSsn ,iy Il. IoS sir; and siIIn, 80 .,.. Ssed mo not h:
stsrootypsd fashionable m9rtuary notices.,
Please omit contributions" or course +
this, city similar, II not parallel, to mine. Why
4o on and my colleagues II misery end ita
the eontrsry; MISUNDERSTANDING. TST ip the aSo
out Of fashion, like tho in1uisition, perlwigs.
and snuff;. No. But viii tell you, what pre-
tsnt bo ns f ThIeb m@a s1TiIS our sts STn ,2 ~ tbS 6um It Is
beast" Something must turn up soon: IT'S
darkest night nearest day" "A long lane that
has no turning" and so on.
So pleqse understand write this:
#, t i ,od nr, Whit it. T II s Sir It win II Re, pay o me q for
Of your HaPe arI viii lind a way to receive rec whas
you value 1t at without revealing my identity.
Secondly have thought that it might pos
Walton of part of the wrctcledness OF poor.
dscayed, and fricndless old gentlemen. Isuch
last, j, Think, forever; that Is. as long. as Il tho
INTENDED h"e9asiGiarie%s lps,; As Is. RooGt Macairs
Shirt" and his Lady, Dream woke tie Il ladies'
of England from their selfish lcthargy. and
cicty of London. an institution which has re-
lieved and comfortcd thousands of poor and
uH ~ slars t sssa init enI Iet on, Of orr noots helm
the good work along and immortalize himself
by somelspirit~- stirring poem which shall echo
ner stone OF q home for poor old gentlemen.
There are l. ndreds of large hearts. with
purses to match In this city who would willing
ly aid such an institution II tncy only knew
aye. II they only knew. Hoods moral is:
Evil is wrought
by want OF thought
As well a. want %: heart
Believe me. we are always treading violets
under foot because they bloom hidden in the
grass, and We only learn of their existence too
late. when the beauties crushed to death.
breathe forth their fragrance as their parting
beneCiction.
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are ubidultous in the country. the suburbs. the
shy. and q little .shamefaced, as II suffering
asS% { sh ssi itef sTSn 81 t Sy "a esS siSs nj she f sSS1G msn
are very cowboyish in their get,up. and carry
sSn nyye "m 4 %I1d q Ws sttra sSoW ., S H. own y; H. sMh9pbla
Tome would DO more FASCINATING, still II the
y ,GsSs Of II ffii + pIeasS H%eies, 10 stroll .S Dc on 1nt t6c
Pincio and witch for the Queens smiling and
Graeefnl, bow to wander through the Palace OF
Rosa, the master OF, tho ceremonies, to hear
that King Humberto has given up smoking: has
nobly paid. his, fathers debts to the tune, Of
horseman and q crack shot, It Is amusing, to
learn that Leo XIII. was received at 81 into tho
ddiSadsm ~ q tb the Sn Assa df tb In s soGisty ana Sar In Sb 20
take tho name Of an Arcadian shepherd Of old.
chose that Of Evandro, under which he recited
his admission. 1t is not less curious to And
that tho Pope has refused the gold chalice
which the house OF savoy annually presents to
deavored to smuggle In among the gifts Of the
able to contradict the rumors Of the Queen
politely intimated that he would not; also to
In iaet out Md thrf Il + h never bs w%s a tho PSs iatSint,o ior n sbs;
Immediately after Christmas the Occupations
S Se efiis Te@ al mG parts e Of liz w soiqaeE Viii Iifhy aRe gath GR.
Blessing viii Be given to christianps sn 81 all
those privileged to enter the Basilica must do
so by invitation, and through the doors Of tho
Vatican, while the huge, portals opening upon
lev days y N more ORE and md, TIE ne pageant e. VII be over;
southern life. and the strangers will have de-
parted, NJ. DE B.