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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-06
Ulrh Art in Advertisement

The very high class of art work notice
able in advertising matter calls attention
TO the fact that almost the sery best
artists are now employed by advertisers
lat the highest prices they command for
any work to draw pictures for circulars.
pamphlets, guide books. the advertising
pages of the magazines, and for the public
columns Of the newspapers. The artists
have taken warning from the fate OF
bright young fellow who allowed his sig
nature 10 appear too often In pictures In
railway advertising books. and all these
fine pieces of work they now turn ont arc
copied without their signatures indeed,
they contract that their names shall
neither appear nor be mentioned in con
nection with their work Not long ago
large firm Of manufacturers was 50
pleased with the pictA'es very famous
artist drew for one OF the pamphlets that
they scattered broadcast the statement
that the head Of the house ifered 10 pay
the artist his original price over again II
he would sign the picture he had made, in
order that they may hang in the manu-.
facturer's parlor Tho artist said he could
not do so for any price within the means
of the rich man.
The same companies that make use OF
these high grade pictures also employ ex-
cellent talent for the writing OF the read
ing matter that accompanies the pictures,
and great advertisers now have private
arrangements with literary or at least
semi literary mon whose worl. In the
back columns OF the papers attracts al
most as much attention as the news it.
self Here again. the high prices are
paid and secrecy is maintained one nat
ural effect of this is that which led an en-
terprising member Of a small firm 10 COM
plain to the writer the other day that it
was no longer possible for him to adyer-
tise in such way as TO make his calls
upon the public attractive to tho general
eye He said that small business firms
IN all the cities are now at their wits end
because they have not got the money to
pay for Ingenious writing or for display
ing it at the propef length in the papers.
New York Sun.
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Each day that live hero. certain things
strike me more fcrcibiy in this great city,
and Just now am trying 10 solve the
problem of why the French people have
not the many comforts about them that
we Americans have in our 50 much
younger country. 10 begin with, they
are only beginning 70 have gas put into
their houses from garrett TO cellar; tole-
phones in private homes are few and far
between. and the messenger hog system
is not even known You can get mes
senger, it is true but he is not the bright,
agile American boy. but man grown old
with hard work. Then he IS called BY the
dignifed name o, commissioning, and cX
poets to be made much OF accordingly.
and never half does lis work. have
already spoken of che poor arrangements
for fires Could we transfer som0 Of our
fire brigades 10 this fair land, the good
people would fairly marvel at such a Won
derful institution. Then, again, the
general use OF elevators Is only just max
ing Roadway, and hundred other things
that have become second nature to Us are
still TO be heard Of in the city Of cities
Paris Cor. The Argonaut.
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1t is curious thing that the dying
Emperor of Germany has absolutely new
modern ideas
Frederick sees aud believes that even a
German throne to rest upon sure founda-
ton, should have its warrant in the will
OF the people, and that no such warrant
can be found except in free institutions.
His sire believed in the divine right of
kings and displayed this in his whole
triumphant career 1t is interesting to
Americans to note this development in
modern government.
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Characteristics which surround Old Age.

IN English physician. who has investi
gated the characteristics and surround
ings of centenarians, says he found that
the average qualities were good family
history, a well made frame. of average
stature, spare rather than stout. robust.
with good health, appetite and digestion.
capable of exertion. good sleepers of
placid temperament and good Intelligence,
with little need for and little cOnsump
ton OF alcohol and animal food.-Scien
tific American.
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There was a lurid report last night that
a well.known Virginia girl had eloped
with Boston dude. This report along
with two other suicides is rather more
than pious paper like the TIMES can
handle, and we touch the matter q .ngerly
hoping that the mother-in-law will over
take the young man and bring him back
to the tireside TO learn the ethics Of do
nestle life, and the romance Of obedience
If the dude eloper is rich and can play
Lochinvar on palace car he may be safe
for spell, but generally the runawaTs
have to come and beg forgiveness, and
then il is that the mother-iH law gets in
her work.
see next edition OF the TINES for par.
ticulars.
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New Artesinn Well at Paris.

The artcsian well Of Place llcbcrt. at
Paris. has Just been finished, after twenty
two years work on it. 1t was necessary
to bore to q depth Of 1850 feet to reach
water, and such'depth was attained on. :
with the greatest difficulty. The work
had to be stopped several times, either on
account of the hardness of the strata ira
ycrsed or Of the crushing of the metallic
tubing caused by the pressure Of the
earth. Tht new well is the third Of tho
public wells of Paris, the others being
those of Grenelle and Passy It's diameter
is 81 feet and the weight of tho tubing
about $50. 900 pounds The temperature
of the water that it furnishes is 81 dogs.
The cost Of this important undertaking
was $500, OOO.-Scientitic American.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-06

The people knew a month ago that
Cleveland would be nominated, and they
feel now that he will be elected by an
overwhelming popular vote.
BY his strength and conservatism he
has rendered inestimable service to his
party and the country. The wisdom,
fidelity, and courage displayed by him
during the past three years place him in
a position where failure to renomlnate
him would have been suicidal.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-06

Jefferson Davis celebrat ed his eightieth
birthday at Beauvoir, Miss, Monday.
The mails brought many letters Of con
graduation from old friends. Many sub
stantial remembrances were also received
Mr.. Davis is in better health than he has
been for some time. He is greatly inter.
ested In current events, political and So
cial, and Is particularly concerned in the
outcome of the st. Louis Convention,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-06
why Oil wears Out"

Oil seems to wear out by long continued
use. and to lose to some extent It's lubri
eating qualities. 1t has been suggested
as a reason for this that the minute spher
ical gIobules of which The oil is conceived
to be made up, become hattened by the
wear and pressure, and so do not slide
and roll over each other as easily as be
fore Boston Budget.
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4 Powerful Empire.

Harlem Teacher-Tommy Traddles may
tell US what the greatest empire in the
world IS.
Tommy Traddles captain Of his nine)-
Fugerson; he's de greatest empire. New
York Sun
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THOUGHTS.

Thoughts do not need the ''wtngs OF words"
To lily to any goal;
Like subtle lightning. not like birds
They speak from soul to soul
Hide in your heart bitter thought,
S,iii it has power 10 blight;
Think Love, and. tho you speak II not
IL gives the world more light.
Ella Wheeler Wilcox in Pittsburg Bulletin.
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The Charm Of Music.

Fair Visitor TO c0nyict)-I suppose, sir
that the singing of the birds relieves tho
monotony OF your dreary life?
Convict profoundly nonpluscd) - The
singing of the birds, miss?
Fair yisitor-Yes, sir, the little jail
birds, you know. They must be such a
boon.-New York Sun.
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The Rfsin. sun.

Old Wimple (solemnlyt-Young man. t
attain success in this world we must b
up and doing Do you ever see the sui
rise?
Young man-Yes, sir, occasionally.
When"
"On my way home. Texas Siftings.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-06
4 Russian Reading Room

A public reading room, the first of Tho
kind, has just been opened at st. Peters.
burg, in connection with a good library,
to which books have been contributed by
some public spirited citizens Admittance
is free, and permission is given to borrow
books for reading at home.-Pubiic Opin.
=,
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As He PlsaSeS.

Are you fond OF the theatrel" lie said,
as they were passing'the Bijou.
Yes. very fond
Shall we &c into the Bijou?'
Let it BJou please. was the reply
New York Sun.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-06
InWiso ECONOMY.

First Canaller-IIave you bought horse
YETI
Second Canaller-Yes.
First Canaller-How much did you pay
for him2
Second Canaller-Five dollars.
First Canaller-Why not pay s. and get
a good one?-kingston Freeman.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-06

The largest tree in the country east OF
California Is a gnarled old sycamore that
stands in Upper Sandusky. In Ohio 1t Is
forty feet in circumference.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-06

Governor Hill of New York has signed
the bill providing for the execution Of
criminals by electricity. This Is a good
idea and will take away the barbarous and
ghastly features of sn execution. We
hope that the Sprague company may not
make too much out Of It,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-06
Women fu ,JouTnali-in.

There are said to be fully 200 women
employed in editorial capacities on the
various newspapers and journals published
in New York Twenty five years ago
there was not one-tenth of this number
similarly employed. New York Evening
World
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-06

Hon. John S. Wise must enjoy the
spectacle reported from St. Louis when
he reflects that all the Republican party
Of Virginia has is Cat quarrel and no
result but fur darkening the circumam-
bent air
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-06

Mr.. Vanderbilt is said to be suffering
from dyspepsia If this is the result OF
employing a $40 600 cook. we shall try to
worry along without employing such an
expensive domestic observation-disclosures
toxin Herald
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smoking "Intersta,e" Cigars.

\ great many interstate cigars are
smoked down town. They are so called
because when they are smoked in New
York they can be smelled in New Jersey
New York Tribune.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-06
Ordering IA Meal,

Young Man lin loud tone OF voice.
Aw-waiter, have you quail on toasu
Waiter-Yes, sir.
Young Man lin low tone Of voice.
Bring me some of the toast. Life.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-06

The 81 Republicans In Congress from
Virginia may think that they can be
elected again, But If they will p:ously
study the TIMES they will see that power
Is big thing for aparty, and that the
Democrats have got the big thing.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-06

Malone In his "Boozing Ken at
Petersburg ought to appreciate the har-
mony OF the Democratic Convention af
ter the row that be had with his menag-
erie at Petersburg, and the pleasant
prospect of another at Chicago.
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j. W. FRANSER. 1913 Z. Main street Nnle
sale ana retail. Proprietor Of fnysr. uiiI.
mal Nerve and Bone Eminent
l.. +. REEVE. ar Fast Marshall. prl.rtlf
DuNai NOrton's Horse Tonic, PO'llct, W.
pepsla Remedy. Ac.
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The Rome IN. y Sentinel has the fol
lowing relating to Thurman's age

And Theophrastus, at fourscore and ten.
Had just began his Character oi Men.
Chaucer, at Woodstock. with the night.n-
gales
At sixty wrote the Canterbury Tales
Goeth at " cinar, toiling 10 the last
Completed Faust when eighty years were
past
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-06

JOSEPH +. wlNGFlELD. dealer Boz uui.i
and all kinds OF m0uidiLg- ali scnen
building furnishings. 49, lnirf .-t q
order Office. corner al Bro4i ADJ iAlfe.
streets, Richmond, Va.
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The Republicans must enjoy arranging
thei. circus at the time when the enthusi-
asm and harmony of the Democrats give
tokens of certain victory.
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Riddleberger ought TO enjoy the news
from st. Louis, because he can see how
the brethren that he deserted have landed
safe on Canaan side.
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Hay, Grain, &C.
Iron works.

WALTER }. TODD. i26 y. sixth street. Coz
sigHmcHts 81 country produce solicited.
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n. WALLERSTINE & co. n and / 5. Ff.
teenth street. Potatoes, huttof. besI NJ
haEe, a..
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Mrs. H. BANNISTER. SO T.. Broad s.,
Lace curtains speciality.
JOHN ). q EklNG. corner Of Fourteenth ana
Main streets. Tents. awnings. Lays. horse sB9
wagon covers.
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An Unnecessary Precaution.

The Georgia clergyman who has just
preached his own funeral sermon should
now proceed to contest his own will Dos
ton Herald
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Roth Getting Or.

Mistress TO appicant)-Iiow old ara
you. Bridget
Applicant with a sigh)-AhI mem.
nayther av as will liver see forty agin.-
Harper's Bazar
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WALTER +. BRAUER stall ~. D.. F.,.,
Market. Smoked beef tongues specia.f,
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ELLIS ADRIAN. $40 4. Broad street Nonel
aiyancgd On personal property once tQisi
from Friday at shutdown ~ saturday
shutdown.
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". NICK BEDFORD, ll1 T.. Main street
siyu II the Horse. Manufacture and Whole
sale dealer.
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AlRfiELD DAIRY formerly W,stnaml az
y. seventh street. and llj T. Man sfutL
Fresh milk. cream, butter. butter uUk, sai
cheese.
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Contributors and HuiI,ieF.

4. G. HOUSTON. ia L. Malu street
JOSEPH +. WlNGFiELD, corner 90 lame
and Broad streets
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&C. HIGH. ls,o T.. Nam street. Watches as
lcweiry neatly repaired.
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DNe,nr Embellishments

Mrs. \. ). PYLE. 80 y. Fifthstr~t 3rdt
cleaning, securing, ANA carpet tien OBJ
Manufactures Ot the Acme kenolatHi
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Ms,tr.s. Manufacturer

WALLES n WRAY, Seventh a1i Grass
streets. Monuments, tomhs. mAi blctei a.al'
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Hardware and Carriage Good.

J.. T.. JUSrls. q \. Fifteenth street s,f
agent Established is.s.
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JOSEPH DELARUE. ~ +. Main street. .sI
hanging AMI general machine rrga'la,
Models for patents.
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Country Produce

J. \. GRAsBEkGE 1875 I. Franklin ,,ne,
All work guaranteed.
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ADAM DIACONT. 20s r. Marsha. street.
Wholesale aud retail. Rcrafinf neatly 40
promptly lout.
L. l.. (SEblE CRENsHAW. tii hast M
street. mattress maker and lp1Dt-fG,
wholesale and retail. Repairing nAt Az
tLrIbly done
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IBoots and shoes.

J. 4. TEAsDALE. 1918 f.. Main street. n
s2D ana Is mems and e. and 49, Aie
shoes.
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Analytical Chemist,

Dr. HENRY FROELlSG. II =. Twelfth s,,o..
chemist 10 Chesapeake and Ohio AMI ~,
mond and Allegheny railroads su..ts' :,
tention TO ores and mineral waters
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(nnNns Goo,i.

Il. DYER. 6li T.. Marshall street
wholesale AMI retail. sole agent l0r ne
Cherokee Cough Drops.
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Carriages aud Buggic.

WILLIAM e. FULLER. no +, Cary steet
Special attention 70 repairing.
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Tow PLATT.--One of the gentlemen
who talked with Plat said that he is
somewhat at sea as TO whom New York
delegates would vote for. Sherman, he
says, is impossible. Depew knows he
could not be elected, and will MOI there
fore be a candidate, and so Plat is think.
ing of Harrison or Alger as men who
could carry Indiana. As for New York,
it is understood that he is determined to
put Levi p. Morton on the ticket. thus,
with soldier and money, he hopes to
carry Indiana and New York
What hardship it is for tie SIN to be
compelled to admit that everything is
harmonious at st. Louis. Dear old Mr..
Dana would like nothing half So much as
to see an old-fashioned row. However,
he will have his wish gratifed when the
Republicans meet at Chicago - Exchange
The policy of the Democratic party is
aggressive. 1t has declared war upon
monop0lies and special privileges, and is
pledged TO fight for the rights and inter
ests Of the people and against the en-
croachments of favored classes, Just as
our folefathers fought for the rights of
the many against the law 7. Star.
BELFAST. June The Government has
proclaimed Belfast under sections three
and four OF the. crimes act. This will en-.
able the court 10 grant change of venue
In the trial of persons arrested for de-
frsuding the Equitable Life Insurance
Company Of New York.
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La Nature claims that machine Of one
horse power would keep 10000
watches going.
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RICHMOND STEAM BAKERY. L. Al
proprietor, II ;. Twelfth street Whole.
and retail.
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\. Is. CLARKE n son, 1910 East Main street.
hgenis Tor Imperial chilled ploNs.
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". }. DIMMOCK, iiOs T.. Main stree, 49,.
rospoDdence solicited.
BARRIERS.
WILLIAM II. GARDNER. 6l5 d. Dr.,
street Hair cutting. dyeins. shaw fs
shainpoOlng.
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DIRECTORY
BUSINESS HOUSES
or RELtABLs

The Directory helou cf rsi.a5L ana o,,.,
business horses, gsring their Locdtson ava
business, ell be found Gerry useful u. a .,y,,.
Of reference Jor Information reLIi,5e I. ~,
and al the dgerent branches Of 5t4anes '
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THURMAN TO THE PEOPLE.

Therefore, my age is as u lusty winter,
Frosty, but kindly let me 20 with you
I'll do the service Of younger man
In all your business aud NJ" essitles.
SHAKESPEARE.
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BUCHAREST, June 5.-A report is in
circulation that 1t is the intention to
crown the Gar Emperor OF Central Asia
at Samarcand, In order to offset the in
tiuence of Queen victoria's title as EN-.
press Of India.
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THURMAN With regard TO the second
place on the ticket the only question
which remains to be decided is whether
the Indiana delegates shall Withdraw
Graz ~ shall first give him their votes on
one ballot. Delegation after delegation
has pledged lis votes TO Thurman, and il
seems probable that he will be nominated
bv acclamation. 1t il even whispered
that Governor Gray himself may come
over from Indianapolis to place in nom
nation the veteran Democrat Of Ohio.
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Minerai WAFER Bot,Ief, .
Paints. oils. Ao.

city BOTTLTNG HOUSE, 80 ". fr''
street. Manufacturers " vanilla Fll'f4a
and uinera waters.
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TUE PICTURES The Republican Ma
tional League will hold meeting on The
9Th instant at 3 o'clock, The occasion
being the presentation to the league of
the fine oil painting of Mr.. Lincoln by
Mr.. Matthews of Virginia The speakers
will be the Hon. Simon Wolf, who accepts
the picture for the league Hon. George
Everhart of Pennsylvania, Hon. II NJ
Teller, Hon W W. Morrow, Hon. J. ID.
Mason, Hon. l.. Z. Payson, Hon. 5. NJ.
CulIom, Hon. Nathan Golf, Hon. ID. b.
Henderson, and Hon Jacob II. Gallinger.
- National ReDuIlicdu
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ALL FOR THuRMAN.-A dispatch from
ST Louis dated June 4, says Never was
there a farer political sky than that of
this evening. A big, round, laughing
Cleveland moon swings in the zenith,
stars of all magnitude surround il. and
everything looks lovely A ti,iul aurora
borealis, generated from the electricity
thrown from the tariff issue, occasionally
lights the heavens, but beyond that moth
ing poftentous can be seen. The contest
for second plAe on the ticket seems TO
be already settled. The Gray men, backed
by Colonel Morrison of Illinois, are
sounding their tomtoms and making a
great deal Of noise. but the quiet drift Of
public sentiment is all with Thurman.
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Paper bsngiB.

RICHMOND PATNTSTORE. r T.. hroai ir
Paints. oils glass, and painters supple
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The Ohio delegation was for while
divided upon the question of the old
Romans" nomination, and some bitter.
ness of feeling was engendered ia the
delegation during its discussion OF the
subject, but all opposition was finally
overcome The protectionist clement
and lhe tariff rcf0rmers were understood
10 have reached satisfactory basis of
agreement or compromise There is still
disposition, however. to Obscure the
issue on which the country is really 20
ing 10 vote next November Baltimore
Sun.
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General Boulsnger has fought his first
battle in tue Chamber OF Deputies and
has been worsted. He has met the enemy
and is theirs. His motion to revise the
Constitution was rejected yesterday by a
vote Of TWO 10 one against it-31,7 nays to
lSG ycas-and a severer rebuff came from
the vigorous attack OF NJ. Flouquet,
whose chief political fame is likely to rest
on his present conduct of the anti.Bou-
LANCER campaign.-N T. Tines.
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CRAWFORD 1 HAYES. lJ.o ta.i "a. va
street. Railroad and steamboat teAss :
all parts OF the world bought. 'oii' 49,
exchanged.
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BLAINE IL THE FIGHT The Herald
announces that the best known Blaine
man in Massachusetts" whom we take to
to be Mr. Jesse Cove, has received let
ter from Mr.. Blaine, declaring his inten
ton of returning by the end of June, and
at once taking the stump for the Repub-
lican candidsie.-N y Sun.