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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-23

Several Examples Of tie Havoc Caused y!
Ml.p.aced L.ttar.

N4elAairtt LsAt-ls
Who is there. says The London Echo, thar
bas any claim TO the name Of author that Las
not been shocked or amused, az some time or
other Of his exstol cs. by tic appearance
IN print OF a wogd or sentence tAat he
has written, which, ~ the simple change Of
letter, taJ turned perhaps sublime
thought into perfect nonsensJ OF course, la
newspapers mlsprnti % this character are 70
a certain extent excusaLle, and pafticu arly
when It Is remembered how rapidly they
have 70 be- produced IN order 70 satisfy tie
demands OK public eva, clamoriug for the
very latest" Still. errors sometimes Green
into the columns Of eur daily Journals for
which there Is no acfountinc--hurry, bad
copy" and everything else coa~idered.
Sir Robert Peel was the victim Of a mis-
print IN the earlier part Of the present
century, which was contained in ono OF the
most iudicrous announcements that ever ap-
peared. perhaps IN newspaper. Sir Robert
was with shooting party Ia Ireland. and
the ehagrin Of the politician may be Imagined
when he read that "Sir Robert Peel and
party OF friends are shooting peasants In Ire.
land"
Speaking Of Ireland. curious blunder 90.
CURED the other day Ia an editorial on the
all absorbing question, wherein 10 was In
tended TO state chat "A reduction Of rents on
. certain estate was 10 tho tenants I u,astsr
Of living and tiriving--of li{s and death y
puS ne atefa<ton q 4 eooRlo r. words uais
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-23

An account oi j9lmey Down tie Nci.ous
llveg by u. Gambler. t.rlcA traveller .n
lnd1-China, was real pc t.e nesting of tho
Paris S0elsty ci C1uuaicA Geography
Il. Ganta-el was go company HitA " 4lvi1
the French con.1l q. llng ps4tmy. .a TIC
5llilc5e L1cl stare VI the sane name. aId
started down l-1 Nc--on- % iJs mouth 60 t-s
same tune chat II Plvie started 90 .Ao north
east 10 reach Hanoi 1ud tlsval eyog TIC Red
river 4. l0lqlu az Iumg P.-blng Old.
leik0ng is about .0J y-Ids la ni.l-.1ri NlcD
70 Good reaches width 0l go yailt The
town IS q mag.c. ~ considerable lm. 9g.iuco
or tie Laos states NJ C5Gfl'.r 4c.g.nded
lnc river 81 tho rate u about .- ul..7GuL1Ir
10 q boat continuing lew fol3 ol mcr-
clands9. E.rE.l l0resls la.i the banks.
and tho villages were lev ali flr between
After passing several dangerous rapids lie
reached Pakleye, where 10 4.rlr sd8 1bout
l,4]O Yards w.lo. S.els--.rg .l. Tie llst
gopu.ous town that 10 passed.. 10 consists VI q
nunb.r o. luts constructed Oh piles % tie
eipcr. Between this and son, Ia there IS
q succession or cararacts Rubber forests
extend along both banks Ecur-k.l IS The
chief place Ia central Laos and has q number
% Chinese merchants Trade Is carried 0n
through Bangkok, and d Gal.n.r c4i.u-
iates that ton OK m.rcAmlae -os.l b. cas-
riage IS between tle $50 pisces tbs
Lactiens are not Only naturally lazy. but
hey fear 70 WORK lest -ney should Ds n.ua-
dered by tae S.auic19 AUTHORITIES Those
parts Of the Laos stake which a4- ariusd boy
tho Meikoug are cxceediucly flr.Ae and
might become tne grala.y OK tLs wAog
region London Times
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-23

The New York Tines says that ths
opposition 10 the Nicsragua bill in the
House has been led by the least reputable
members of the body and other papers
have thrown out the request for such 8
handling Of the measure as 10 lie, these
statesmen Of doubtful virtue know thsl
they ars under public suspicion when
they oppose the majority in the House
by tricks OF parliamentary tactics and
without showing any sound reason
for H.
The bin IL al last In fair way 10 pass
the House soon after the holidays with a
certain number Of amendments which
can be satisfactorily disposed Of in the
conference OF the two houses, and then
as the report Of conference always has
the call there is but sIender chance that
the enemies Of the bill can defeat it.
The New York Times and the New
York Herald have done the country a
GOOD service IN calling public attention 10
TIE lobby and its minions Il will be
something that will be fel, beyond the
effect on this bill,
The Nicaragua canal bill got out Of the
Committee OF the Whole on Friday and
was reported favorably in the House. Il
now stands upon the calendar OF III.
finished business, with the previous
question ordered upon the bill and
amenements. and will DO the regular
order Immediately after tbs reading Of
the Journal on the 6rst Friday that the
House 10 In In session after the holiday
recess. Further amendments are there
fore cut of. and the bill can be brough,
toa vote within enc hour.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-23

The New York Excise Comm issioners
have concluded 10 leave the Sunday law
- II Is But still the side door and many
other tricks can evsde the law for man
viii have his liquor If I, exists anywhere
Ia his reach and charity and interest con.
tribute 10 help him TO Il.
There is popular sentiment against
Sunday liquor, but as an instance IN
Richmond there have been perhaps fifty
20 called clubs formed for the express
purpose Of eyaiding the law
Besides this, the bibulous sinner, for
seeing thirsty Sunday has only TO pro.
vide himself Saturday night and even in
. hotel the liquor mar be exposed to
view and drunk simply because the law
does not prevent the citizens from using
II on Sunday, but only prevents him from
from buying II en- that day.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-23

Tho nations which stll eir with the
fingers defend tie practice on ile ground ci
clsanllness. = aIaL,y gentleman regards t8e
use VI fork much as wc should tli... az tho
use Of borrowed t51,lp.ck. lie - troubled
by tho reelection tl1r d. las been Ia otaer
mouths aud chat s9n3 lazy servant mas
have neglected. - -asL DC properly Tie care
o. bis hngrvs no . iL, OWl clarr. and le
.pcns ts.s Jlay are c.saH and taa. they Lass
uayer bcsa Ia my ones else Iaouth. Popular
.>:.aS-e To.gtiy
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-23

There IS d. irul. grown moro valuable %
both cou.la.i all grower khan lle orange
In.As cl Ias good timeiit every person 10
Tie l.ri really lad L.s twenty oranges ur1.
eat avclagc Dy tho lud of tie century t-s
average % each person WI 30 not les ifin
I'D. lyg mgi. o. III beat groves are just -a.
lag ilto bearing. This Is tru9 OK Caller |a
IS v-.. rs % florida Ilo enormous c.n.
Sumption Ct oranges IS tsl..ed ~ tla cqul r
ilclla'.l c1-sImy..olo. grapes aa1 JeE Us.
$50 Louis Globe-Dem0crlt
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-23

lhe numerical position c! Blddhlm
IN tie world will be found. says A0ni-r
Williams, % Be very much below tal.
with which j. is commonly credited L.
has entirely died out Of India prcplr. fLs
place oi IT, origin, and 10 rapidly dyr1
oar 10 other fcil-tic countries LgoUu
seller b. tl1t 100 600 COO Dudhists lmoul5
and iaymc-l Tor the whole world would
b, b A.-l1l es,.mate ia the present. dag
l. seem % D9 TOO that owi-r % cElf
soratcl ideas 10 regard 70 the population
or tl-l and O. a fogycaulness cf t.s
m-l-on WHO worh!p 70 one cut ,h-l
-Ice.or'. the number Of C0nfuciaul5is
q Generaliy ovenlatcl. On tie whole j
have no l1-if1tion IN affirming that even
IT, numlcri Christianity now stands az
no head Of al tbe lelislonsof the world
Next 10 J. l am inclined % place uia1u.
.m Including UlaAmini-m, Jcl1isl.
demon AID i-tich worship whllo peg
nAp9 Colfu1iaLisn should grosatly 10
placed lard. Mohammedfnim louil.
Buddhism filll, Taoism sixth, Judaism
.sganlA end LO.oaslrianlsm eighth. ~
Sew York Hone Journal.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-23

The hand Of the "restorer' has been
lad upon Westminster abbey, 10 the in
tense Indignation OF tho British public in-
,erestel IN the preservation of It's antique
gloty. Some authority has taken away
tho tomb OF Sin Giles Daubeney, ia order
80 replace itby another, Notwithstanding
tho proposition was submitted 70 the
Society Of Antiquaries ana disapproved
by them last Epring-Homo Journal
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-23

Beaufort, s. c., was SOLD dur ne the war
for the direct tax for the sum of Sll,-
600, and as the property afterwards sold
for nearly one million, the question in
the direct-tax bill is whether Beaufort
people should get back only the tax, or
what the property afterwards brought.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-23

Nh Blaine, while Secretary Of State
notified the European powers that any
combination in that quarter towards the
control Of an inter-oceanic waterway al
Panama, or anywhere on the connecting
ueck Of land would be regarded by this
country Sc hostile 10 our interests Mr.
Blaine also issued invitations while
Secretary Of State 10 all American
nations 20 meet AZ Washington In gen
eral congress 10 consult On the mutual
interests Of the American countries.
NJ Iroelinghuyaen, who succeeded him.
did not approve the policy and it halted
but Congress has affirmed Mr. Blaine's
idea, and it is proposed that the Congress
Of American Commonwealth shall meet
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-23

Those men Of might. Sullivan and xii
rain, are engaged in arranging mill
al last IS our special from New York
explains
1t isnota peculiarly graceful announce
ment ior Sunday but we give the news al
It comes, and leave the responsibility al
on Sullivan and his rival
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-23

The TINES will send TO It's subscribers
this week O Christmas token Of move
ald beautiful design, which will be worth
framing, as an interesting personal por-
trait gallery. It Is supplement page on
fac paper, containing fifty elegant-col-
ored portraits Of prominent American
editors.
These illustrated cards will be dis
iributed by special delivery, as they
cannot be folded with the papers.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-23

The Tribune has discovered the inter
esting fact that young ladies offer pre-
MUM 10 snatch-thieyes by carrying their
pockei-books in their hands when they
20 shopping,
The reason is that dressmakers say
gown does not fit well with pockets
which simply proves that style is dearei
than the pocket.book.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-23

Our readers viii find column devoted
10 the sporting news Of the day, feature
Of which is the "Cllpper Story" which
as far as we know, does not appear TO-
day except in the DAnY TINES, whereby
the public will perceive that we accom-
plish manouvre in newspaper work,
that is enterprise.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-23

Those cantankerous oyster pirates OF
the Chesapeake are getting themselves
generally disliked Tor their practice Of a
sort Of slavery by contract, that is
worse than apprentice pirate Frederick 5
indenlure, that held until 1910
They get hold Of men in New York,
OF new immigrants, persuade them 10
sign the contract and after the victim is
once on the schooner, he has no chance
even 10 get letter TO his friends. and il
cufIed, and starved, and worked nigh IN
TO death
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-23

pumley TO Brown | understand
that Robinson referred to me Yesterday as IN
old fool don't think thar sort OF thug Is
right
Erown-Why, OF course, (. All. right,
Quincy. You can't DO moro than ~ e. Ia
outside. -aarper's Bazaar.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-23

WISE WORDS FOR RErUBIrCAEs.-
Nobody knows exactly what General
Hsnisons conception may be OF the
ideas which governed his nomination
but perhaps II is something like this
lie was chosen with the understanding
that all the great old feuds should be
withdrawn, together with their represen-
tatives, from the front ranks OF politics,
and that the entire party sentiment, un-
disturbed By former personal animosities.
should surround and sustain the candi-
date. And il was not intended that the
surrender Of these old fighting rights
should be for the campaign only. They
were to be abandoned definitely
York sun.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-23

mo custom, prevalent cinony phyri.
clans as well as tie ls!1y, Of tightly
bandaging or tying up tho cyo 90 soon %
1t becomes inlamcd or sorc Is bad one.
The effect upon the csc ia o bad. L prc.
cludes the free access end beneficial
effects Of the cool air. and al the samo
time prevents or greatly rctard9 the FREQ
egress Of the hot tears and morbid secrc-
tions OF tho inilamed coniuncilva CO
conea, or both In those csse8. too,
where foreign substance haA got into
the eye, the bandage (which IA usually
elapped on tho first thingl presses the
lids more closely against the bal and
thus increases the pain end discomfort
by augmenting the lacorations caused by
the foreign body. This cannot fail 10 10
larmful In fhose cases whore the lisht
: painful adjust ever the organ a nestly
fitting shade. which, while Il cxclrdes
lie light. al!ows the fro, aocess Of ai1,-,
Herald Of Health.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-23

There are on the earth l .ooO, o00, 900 In.
habitants; Of these "a, 039, 033 die every
year, vi.6si every day; $3.50 every huuf,
and sixty every minute, CT one every
eecoud-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-23

Besides back. the lollywns are usa.
as sign II grief lCg tho dead. rlcL
and whl-e s-upe4 10 express s0rrsw a1d
hope among the South Saa Islander
ttayish brown the color OF the earth %
which tho dead return. IN Ethionn
falo brown. the color 81 withercd leave.
b the mourning az Perrin. Sky hue O.
express the cssugei hope that tho DE-
ceased las gone 20 heaven. This is tho
mourning Of syria, Cappadocia and Al.
men!a. Deep biuo In Bokhara. Piupa
aud violet % express "kings and queens
20 god. Tho color of mourning for
cardinals and kings Of France Tl1
color OF mourning in Turkey Is violet
white emblem If hopc) Tie color o.
mourning in China. Henry VIII won
white for Anne nolcyn. Tho ladics Of
ancient Rome 1rl S2arta wore white
u was tho color os mourning ln snsin
tiu ll9s Yellow che Gear and yellow
leaf, the color Of MOURNING IN 'Fgvp.
and IN Burmah. Ammo Doleyn wofo
yellow mourning for Catharino Of Ana.
gon.-Notcs and Queries.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-23
Probabls Ana ue Irad,

Alexander Newell, Iittls nswsboy OF Al.
benys "a, was standing on tho railroad
track, unmirdful OF an approaching train,
when negro pulled aim or just in the nicg
OF time Alexander gave bis rcscuer quar-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-23

THE RIVER AND HARBOR MIscHTET. -
Four months ago Congress passed q
river and haTbor bill appropliatlng nearly
twenty-three million dollars II was the
most extrayagant river and harbOr bill
on record. Mr. Cleveland allowed the
lob 10 become a law lie would not sign
the bin. but lie did not veto II.
The House Committee on Rivers and
Harbors, thus encouraged, has promptly
introduced another bill, carrying nearly
twelve million dollars for river and haf-
Tor improvement According TO previous
experiments, the log-rolling needed 10
phi this bill through the House and Senate
will swell the total amount appropriated
by about two million dollars before II
reaches the President --Asg York san.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-23

HAYr1-secretary Bayard has told Dr.,
Auguste, General Hippolyte's Ambassa-
dor that the United States cannot
officially recognize any faction In Haytl,
lut will wait until the people declare fos
one or the other party as the legal Gov
eminent. France is said 10 have taken
the same attitude General Alexis Nord
TO whom General Thelemaque contded
the leadership Of the forces OF the North
before he died, 10 reported a. having
started for Hsytl, presumably 10 relieve
General Hippolyte II is thought that
the steamer Alert will be converted into
wal ship for the Hippolyte party a
battle Is reported 10 have taken place
near Port au Prince, in which the North
EN- forces were victorious Consul Bias
sett's removal by Legitime Is said to have
been due TO the formers interest In the
election OF President Harrison -AeR
Y0rl World
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-23

Auction sales. Legal Notices and Amuse-
o~ns Advertisements 81 per inch each
iasertion.
antered at the R.ohnOnd (va) Fostofic'
secOud-cisss rnsHte-.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-23

Wood II. Corse. u. ,. j. curtis
"Iha peculiar trait which have OBJ
served, almost without exception, as
chafacterizing the physiognomy Of tho5e
most distinguished in our late war for
reckless physical courage. consists IN an
unusually high and outward curve Of the
nostril5, sometimes exaggerated TO
point. with narrow nasal lobcs marked
by strong indcntation5. In q vast III.
jorlty OF highly civilized men seen in
profile, tie nostrils are hidden, or barely
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-23

ADVICE TO THE C0IOEID CITIZEN
Senator sherman said on Friday night
10 the colored league 10 Washington
In all the Northern States and some
of the southern States your rights are
freely conceded and openly enjoyed by
YOU II IN somo Southern States those
rights arc denied You, You must remem-
her and make due allowance for the Opin-
ions and preiudices Of ages, and for your
enforced ignorance the necessary result OF
slavery. But il is certain that those
preiudices will disappear as You acquire
education and property, and that you
can win by your moderation and good
conduct the respect and confidence of the
sons Of those Who held you or your an
cestors az slaves. If you suffer injustice
under the shadow Of the past, remember
that never before in human history did
an emancipated race or class make such
progress in so short time as you have
done"
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-23

NOBLE SOCIAL RrF0RM-MefTopoh-
tan Cmbdom has q new fad. Temporary
fame Is the reward OF the Clubman who
can drive home and don his dress suit in
less time than any OF his fellows There
"a a good deal 70 be said in favor OF this
form Of rivalry Il is more enlivening "a
the brain than watching flies climbing up
e window.pane and less destructiye 10
the body than sanpling cocktails While
the new craze lasts il will cause much
amusement and very little harm. For
the time. he is the leading society man
who can dress the quickest, while She is
the most striking society woman who
dares dress the least.--Nac York Wgrla
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-23

Nocalion-Misa RospeI lie 10 Join the
scIeecLer Opera Company l understand
Stops--les. / recommended heI TO Sig
nor ScIeecher
Nocahon-Eui ms dear fellow, lie
can't sing worth O cent
Stops-I know that well enough bur
she was IN my choir, aud you can't
bounce pretty gin simply because she
can't sing -LOAlN CsA.sH.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-23

4 paragraph in The Hlrad describe.
Boulangcr as 20 curiosity, an anomaly.
an amusement, o cou;ladiction-bui, an
The same, hc isa fact. lie win probably
he forgotten next sp!inp especialiy1 VI
lola writes another terrific novel or the
milliner invent q new bonnet and Dc
may then De hanging about BleecAef
street or Leicester square studying cook
cry But unquesti0nably be is fact
20 ent, immediate-just now the impor-
tant TACT in France
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-23

Remittsnces should DO made by drafts,
checks, postofHce orders or registered letter
payable to
TINES PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Richmond. Va.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-23
CREAM OF THE PRESS.
THE CORR USC1 TONS OF CLEVER
EDTTORS
Republican Pledges 10 Monopoly Noble
Social Reforms senator sherman TO the
Coiored League-Rivsre and Harbors
Hsytrs Revolution.

KEEPING THFIR BAR0hIv. The re-
fusal Of the Republican Senators to &C
celt any amendments 20 their tariI bin
shows that the favored monopolisls who
contributed the money 10 carry Tie cleo.
ton are standing out for their pound OF
flesh, as nominated in the bond
They pail for a retention or increase
OF the War duties, and they insist upon
getting this return for the money The
Republican Senators have become aimply
the legislative agents of the tariff lords.
Several of these Senators have hereto
fore spoken eloqucnily in favor Of q
substantial reduction Of the tariff Blu,
not one of them now dare- 20 vote FOX
it.--NGs lori World
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-23

There Is nothing IN ,his world tina, 30
takes the starch out OF a nowly-mauied
wan as 20 bc Led into a iewelry store
where there is a young lady clerk with
whom he used TO walk IN the cleaning
for The purpose OF looking at some gold
shoulder pins engraved with The word
Baby. '-Jerirs Wully
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-23

z Grant Malone O. Mosby ~ T.
WOOD. II. Corse. u n u Curtis
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-06
PERSONAL GOSSIP.
Walter Besant has gone 70 Italy.

Walter Besant has gone 70 Italy.
Mayor Duplex, Of Wbeatland, Cal,
colorod
Bancroft, the California historian, has I
library worth e2OO,OOO.
Robert Louis Stevenson will cruise on thu
, outh seas this summer.
Robert Garrett will spend June in Paris
and will return 10 America in October.
Gen. Boulanger is steadily protesting
against the wnrliIse notions attributed 10 him
Andrew Carnegie says that the coaching
trip which he and Mr. Blaine will take will
last at least until July /.
Senator Walthall Is six feet tall, erect,
symmetrical, with fine head Of dark hair
that falls in curls about his neck.
Mr.. Rider Hnggard is taking vacation in
Iceland lie is n keen lover Of sport, and is
n capital gunner, fisherman and horseman.
sixty-two years ago ex- Governor Berry, Of
New Hampshire, now in his 9lst year, or
ganizod the first temperance society in that
state
The hereditary prince Of Monaco will
shortly publish an illustrated account Of tho
scightihc results OF ms recent cruise IN the
Atlahti' ocean,
Browning, the English poet. who is a warm
admiror Of Walt Whitman. bas one Of the
largest collections in Europe Of works by
American verse writers.
King Charles OF Ropponla is ono NJ the
most cxport front fishermen IN -Brora md
seldom fail1 D. mss n r.,, wool ..pL spr,-
NOR IN .he ro,-i9T Of Won stool. r.ro,ts
,r,
L' "','"' ,N'l ward "l l"' " "E'hIhSJon
iIDDy' Is josef nea "S " TALL hno looking gen
! ii'l,'h o. courtIy i'l'i'''lS' NIrfhlan by
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-06
SOME WHO WON TITLES.

Lady lIarcourt, of England; Miss Motley,
OF Bostun.
Counties. dc Cootlogen, OF Italy Miss Blake,
ut Boston
Baroness de Rivioro, of Italy; Miss Blunt,
Of Mobile
Countess Amadoi, Of Italy; Miss LOWS, ot
Connecticut
Countess Call, OF Italy; Miss Roberts, Of
'ailado.puin
Baroness Qunrtorzo, OF Belgium; Miss Cor.
don, ot Ohio
Princess do Lynar, OF Franco; Miss Par,
SONS, of Ohio.
baroness do Charotto, OF Italy; Mis- Polk,
ul Tennessee
Princess Colouna, OF Italy; Miss Mackny,
NJ California,
Lady llrsheth, Of England; Miss Sharon
lt California,
inly Churchill, OF England; Miss Jerome.
ot New York
Iady Vaudeville, n England; Miss YEnaga,
IT y Wv York
Princess Rupoli, OF Italy; Mis-, Broadwood,
,t New Orleans.
Lady Waterton, OF England; Miss Hamil-
toa, Ut California
Countess leonctti, OF Italy; Miss Chisholm,
II South Carolina
Countess do Susauuet, OF Franco, Miss
Frouch, of Albany
Mau1i,e de Oauo., ot France; Miss Ridg-
way, OF Philadelphia,
MarQuisc do Nalori of Franco; Miss 10
louN, oi New Cri'lus
viscouut,,s ID Bows, OF Italy; Miss Million
ucrg,r 90, New Or.,gls
Morluise 'o Moves. ~ Franco; Miss Won
lloumNp OF NcW York
Rtruuves y.u E'sN, ot Sweieu, Mis-
Moorv, 90 Philadelphia
Barouoss von rricson. ot Germany; Miss
Spith, ut Philadelphia
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-06

500 n. m. Nv. Portland Ar. &i5 y. m.
l:O2 a.. IN. ~ Salem l.F. ~ p' ~
l:4O y. m. Ar. Eugene LV WVJ ~. ~
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-06

oCAL PAssENGEE TRAIN - DAILY EA'
CEpT sUNDAYJ.