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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-16
4 wonAN ArrAo4s ~ oE rHE PoLIoE roRoE

Policeman James Cowen OF the Ert iss street station.
badly whipped bY Mrs. Henry Yucker, Of No los For
sytb-st YHcxer keeps liquor TINS number ani
yesterday C0wsn girl com ont ~ the place with =
GROWER" 10 tired the de door but
nize by Mrs Yuckey. ard refused admance He tried 10
pass her and with the sistance Of a
barroo who held the officer she kened his owes
spit IL three policemen take
MIS- tho She fought all the
and every Of the officers hal mark To .ho" Of ti'
kel a charge of assault and nav
ing a bar Ioscd IN violation OF tho law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-16

joins o. Be!en. twsntY nine who he belongs IN
Boston arrested by Detecve arlner SATURDAY for
exposing gambling nAeh.nr nppo,ito No. 1913 Park Rev.
ste nat glass covered box in the bottom OF
whei series Of s1uarcs tn numbers from to
forty d-r amounts placed each The game
sirrs stikei their moncy and payo with eight Dice The
Of wiauing six In lortyeight number OF
the officer TAXI In The gans
the profits which .1 many minutes The
game the police OF this city. Al the rOmBs
Court morning Ben held In $500 10
at General Sessions. The offence Is felony.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-16

There are Indications o. weake nng 81 the
mont between the
refining interests Tho profess have faith in
which needs such artificial support But the pro-
the movement fairly set foot an
OF eighty per cent IN the prce Of crude the world
burned $500 900 barrels OF stock above ground the
great properties have not been Deprecated ant Dece nbes
report for the rshncr increase VOL
and IN value exports It may be sad that
10000 barrels OF daily production 90 cons Yields
no more 80 bat the 5000
barrels OF oil aside by the Standard Company show
handsome profit for the participants the shut down
aad the oil shut be- drawn upon when the
duc;ion has proceeded rate which will assure
permanently better values. From all that learn
excellent prospect that the agreement Will DO fol-
scheme the future OF the pro-
ductOn according 70 the volume OF consumption.
We that there may be critical phases In the
movement THAI the strongest
Of the trade committed
much that while the agreement
the frequent
material The pipe linz for the first eleven Of
new have averaged 324ls barrels day, against
s27 barrels January 1897 and o. - barrels jan
uarY 1886 The deliveries average 74023 barrels day.
against 1f25 barrels IN January 1857 aud e6ls3 barrels
~ January. 1856
The pipe line figures from January 10 II charters TO the
l3tlD inclusive. follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-16

Runs Deliveries. Deliveries. Charters.
Total barrels. $3.50 59t s20.674 49, $50 as 500
per day 5-tlc f-.t-3 42.-Oo 5I.5SJ

Tic speculation crule certificates la~t continued
active There VA rom 81 97as
gam % from tn close Of the previous week. Ia the
early trading Speculative holders awaited themselves ~ the
effect reaztt1ns many Of the shorts etred aud
he interest became rrOmscuOus. ArOu nj 81
cents market hgs.t4ts and vigorous attack
Trav supported by reports OF the RcbO gusher dis
lodged hands Of hslisrs. The
and sudden ani was not stopped ill So
touched The character 0f the buying hero
improved and the market closed ray ~ cents
from the lowest point. Comparsd with week ago
decline Is 3 the market advance
Of nearly tho close OF 1887 The speculative
rendered by the break bur the
undergo further digestive phase before
airencc.
sit tho Goa soateG stock and Petroleum tx
clange the last three weeks s follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-16
.un CITY closing gea- cent..

.On city closing oI'- cents.
The refined market active toward the close
prices hold throughout tho "a, per
gallon advance OF cent from the week at all
ports
OIL CITY. PenR Jan. II National Transit Certificates
opened at 49,. highest, 9SI lowest ss1 closet. 92i4
25l6OOO barrels i.32D0oO
terra barrels. shipments. barrels runs
b2rFcls- Carrying rate 40 10 so
Penn. Jan. l4FeirOssm fairly active and
nrrn. Nariossl Transit Certificates opened 96s.
closed az g2s highest "a lowest ~
REAsFsEs Penn. Jan l4-NAtional Transit Csrsihcstss
Opeued at 49, closet goa hf<lsiL 031, lowest
30 Ciearance~. z, ssr. 900 aarrsa
TFTusvLLK. Penn Jan 4.-Nssiona rrIast C.rudsLtss
opened az 95ss highest s3's lowest S6ts; closed 92
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-16
STAB WoUyD That NAY PROVE FATAL

Bnslio Italian. OF No 90 stabbed
on Monday Michael ssleno ia the barber shop No
Nstbiur reported TO the nollce
tire Yesterday wuurded % rapidly
Mercer Street Staten.
nn,'s arrested saIsso result
Bnsss iaarss The sabaing resulted from quarrel
a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-16
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Rosrox In,
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

Lespsh jan. l<-2 D m-ConsOis. lo3 ll-lb Tor money
and lO2' r the Atlantic Mestsrs nst
Ssrgase trustees csrscatsa Is. Canadian Pzaine dj "
thoates Erie 29r do. second consss lo2as st Paai
Newlsfk Central nos Reading " r I'd
sons bsy Company 2S Canada Northwestern Land 20 n
p<ny - I.nnsylvana 5es Mexican Ordinary oSSs
. spanish a. Sc bar silver quoted 40 ~ D. lbd per
ennee PARA AAylcsa rsntos ~ 81 frzaes
csntinss for tho aud exchange London at 20
francs q tmss for checks Tns amount Of bnon WIN
drsrn rum The Bank Of England On balance 10 day
455.0oo.
HAVANA MARKET
HAVANA ian. l4-sp&slsa gold 23Ys e2<0. Exchange
Sugar firm.
SPIRITS or rURPESrrvE
CBAsLssr~S. Tau IA -fsrpcntne nominal
nxvAx1An. Jan. IA.-t,Bs noshine done
WILAixaI en- ian. ll-lurDeatlas dull
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-16

The bank exchanges the New York iearng Hsas, ard
the stocks ssh the Se~rorx 5toct ExehsnEe tho
week ~ compare follows.
Week ending Jsa. 10 1915 Jan. Iais! Jan Isss.
Exchanges $685.. 5J7ISJ S6s45l6 $50 SEQ 40
No shares sold 2O23p5s o52 ia ss7 1e3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-16

total and the total deposits mt the respect
i've dates:
spscis ........ s654 500 e3s0saO0O s77.O44 600
Legal tenders.--.- 1855. 100 Sf.OIoTOO 32ooAto
Total S5l, l4s6 900 Sll2 l5s7OO StO9O9s 900
Reserve required - .... ....-
ag'st deposits T3os4,zoo s194o.po o3,sos, t2S
Surplus. $500. ss0SitOo sls.6 500 SIS 7el 2T5
"a 10
deposits. per cent 2LIo 1877 1913
The following IL Yesterdays statement In detail :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-16
WHAT +, rHE Right sPrgfrR


i'o"e "eu' u cue Of ofirc Ieni
o"0y " another would naturally snA properly
"'''' u ia s'etry W 40 in Tor pa1er H. Sves
'Ou haine you heard say prone ry
-''si ~a'w 1nd 1lvs 1Ith in Tn. want
u. ith "a ths Dtle . vniei
great cle,k Oh oe1evoencs ps4sss,0a s true
'1"'~i1 Many msn DO not ~yris. 10 believe
III ''oi Dat tssy dc Ia hasG rs real persJnaI
s."i;hty t. then. ra-y IA tu.r
pAaS rhey thor way without reg ira TO Hra A
s97ra Tar oat West seodsy pratei lscta Of hs
You drop the basket. You b-lisv. 10 tia. -.
act on And would n friend z,koa y,a a,uut IL
i lave faith H." so many % thv-,,v,, a.,
New YORK Gods promises They do not know H.
and sAtrbatss When they psasass they
set II asnls That 10 hates an
u thoasht .pseca " will punish not put
SWAY that He goodness Cor and Will recognize
iheY do not like OF Holiness WHOSE wrath revsalsd
non Heaven all goodness and unrghtesas0ess Of
'en rley wouli rather have or law. OF that
"e a Of the chaTsc Of tie Inaas Jehovah which they
~n he0evoencs" Ignorias His Law they credit thsm
with much roodn ssd IL alsrs<ard tbe other
's Vow Is from ~ dot kaewlsdzs Of Hin, ana
sneat love 70 Him that ths psly Of hs ext sprinss-
papsr. vita his kiai regAr La IL the
esefnoat OF iEz business That II
~ Is love or psts nsxartf Ard presissIy
'n"riry OF the Spirit. by Paid yoa your
1901 TIE ior and yet you are nothlsg. You
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-21
THE LATEST IN JEWELS.

\ silver box representing . domino make:
handy stamp holder
Fleurs-de-l.s ere much in demand for both
scarf pins and pendants
The newest renhollers are of silver with
the owners initial or tlc top.
\ loop Of pearls joined 10 a loop OF tur-
quoises MAKES Al attractive lace pin.
The late4t IL bco!: marks is a silver trowel
with a cu. IL l.. ce.,-sg 70 hold the leaves.
\ small day ia = sl,ye- case, e.,her for
the chateiaine Cr pocket, - useful and pretty.
-Four llstrous Ee~at.cas, Sc. in claws on 9
knife edge, MAKE O. attractive brooch fo-
half mourning.
Conch shell flower brooches, closely re-
semblins ,he ever popular enamcled flowers,
are much admired
4 convenient whistle is made Of two coins
placed back To BAGS 50 that 1t can be c--sly
carried in the pocket.
Silver boxes from which tickets are emitted
one BY one have been made for the convent.
euce Of Il" road patrons.
A cable Of Roman gold, running side by
side with a rope Of enameled forset-me-notS,
is a dainty design in bracelets.
Cigarette cases OF silver, perfectly plain IN
finish, but having an oxydized silver wire
initial in the upper left hand corner, are or
uamental and attractive.
\ female head Of queen shell, in renef,
beautifully shaded from pink to white and IN
an oval gold setting mounted on gold bars,
makes a very handsome brooch.
Babies are remembered by the silver
smiths. who make for their use little silver
implement in the shape Of snow piow to
take the place OF fingers in taxing food from
the plate.
Among the newest and most beautiful de-
signs in bracelets IS one Of king shell shaded
from light brown 10 white and composed Of
seven female heads in oval relief, mounted
on gold bars.-l 'yelers' Weekly.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-21
SCIENTIFIC elOi5S.

! Photographs have beef taken by thu Ugh
I from a iireplnoe.
Calming the sea with Ill is now regularly
and systematically done.
Chausscr dried man n a KUN and ther'
resulted only twelve pounds Of solid matter
Galvanized lemon sq1eezers poison thu
juice by the zinc which il dissolves from
them
Modern Notifications seem Likely to bt
great mushrooms OF concrete or of steel cast
ings.
Berlin is to have net year an exhibition
devoted 10 appliances or preventing acci
dents.
Transplanting teeth has been revived Ii
was done twenty five or thirty years ago II
very rare cases
Wilder says Tint if you hold your breath
while a wasp stings you the skin will become
insensible to pain.
\ wire gun recently designed weighs only
twenty-five tons and drives 80 pound pro
jectile twelve miles
Saccharino, which was to he used Is a sub
s,itute for sugar appears TO cause nausea and
dyspeptic symptoms.
Paris has thirty miles Of Pipe for carrying
compressed air for power The engines are
5000 horse power and the coal consumption
fifty tons daily.
"Emmensite' is the name of a non-cxpl0-
sivc by which IL is claimed that with a gun
forty Zee, ION, projectile can be thrown
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-21
Railroads Of Indian Territory.

There are 10000 Cherokees, 5000
Choctavs. 5000 Chickasaws, and from
:. 900 10 5000 Seminoles in the territory.
The Creeks number 5000 to 10, 600 souls,
but it is thought about half of these are
negroes. Owing TO prejudice among the
Cherokees and Choctaws there are fewer
necAoes in those nations. The territory
has more railroads than any who have
not studied the Subject would believe.
The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe route
runs a line from Arkansas City to
Gainesville straight through the middle
of the territory. The Missouri. Kansas
and Texas. part of Gould's Missouri Pa
cific line. runs through the northeast cor
ner through the Cherokee. Creek, Choc-
taw, and part Of the Chickasaw nations.
There is fifty mile bit Of road from
Fort Smith. Ark, 10 Moskogec IN the
Creek nation. entirely travcrsing tho
Cherokee country. The Atlantic and
Pacific road has got the right of way,
and has made its survey straight across
the territory. \ branch of the Rock
Island system crosses the territory. and
4 branch Of the Southern Kansas route
runs across the northeast corner. D"@-
onally across the state is pro,cctc.. ;hc
Dennison and Wachita Valley road. par:
If the frisco syslem.-New lor.. SUI
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-21
The Value of ADVERTISING.

"If you will tramp the city over and take
notice of tho business places yoa will find
that where ,hc show windows are finest. the
stock OF goods the freshest ana The statesmen
the Quickls. to mako sales The speaker
was Joker and we checked him 10 ask what
kind OF patent medicine adj he was going
Co spring on Us. We were fooled, for IN ali
seriousness ho continued: There Won will
find an advertiser We all agreed, and an
mother friend said be had another way Of
telling. If you will ride from Ashland
avenue to State street and count the mercan-
tile houses having electrical lights | will
venture that You can ind the ads of nine
out of ten by searching the morning and
evening papers"
We were standing in a cigar store and
the proprietor said he could 60 US one better
Two years ago my patrons We're So few
that / scarcely made living. One dav two
men got in a quarrel in my store and one
shot the other, not fatally, but seriously. The
patrol came, thousands gathered IN front ~
the door, Che reporters wrote up the affair
deliberately and my little store and myself
came IN for share of the publicity. The
next day hundreds dropped in as they passed
TO see the scene of the shooting. MANY OF
them bought cigars From that day ON my
store was advertised and for a year made
more money than in three years previous. [
now keep a small 'ad' in several papers and
you See my clerks are busy. Chicago Jour
nal
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-21
Tho Secrets Of Success.

Without doubt. the secrets open to all
in business, if well followed, are most
sure to lead to suificiency. which is sue
cess enough. These are: Tenacity of pur.
pose, courage of convictions. strict at
tention 70 your own business and letting
that Of others alone, knowing when TO
say no and meaning it when said; allow
Ing thought 70 precedc words and action;
placing a high value on truth; rating the
respect of mankind higher than wealth.
living within your means, wearing an old
coat until you can pay for a new one nav
ing firm belief that this life IS not all
there is TO work for. There are other
secrets" which seem 10 lead TO success,
and one called booming. but it is doubt
ful if they should be encouraged or re-
commended to the rising generation. as
they are based on deception. supported
5v falsehood. and lead to but glitter Of
success. likely to tarnish. }. H. Ne
Wicker in Chicago Journal.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-21

Five or six years ago that women
was q great belle. said my ncieh5.r. as
tie door closed on the shocking campo
Of Restricting.
she came here for the fr,l time tac
morning after the great ---- BALI. She
looked tired, and | didn't wonder. ~
brother. who was out late the nigh. be-
fore. told me that Ee heard a gentleman
call her by name as he handed her iato u
carriage aftar little supper 20 tho close
Of IN evening at the theatre. IL "a5
midnight and She was just going home
to dress for the ball. You can guess the
pace she was keeping. She bought moth
Ing but a little violet powder to whien
the great dark circles under her eyes.
Next season she was regular customer
fcf rose leaf waters f one kind and an
other to rub little bloom OH her checks.
After that it was paint, and now look at
her. Sometime Ter face breaks out IL
Iotchc5 and Size has terrible work 10
cure them. Lila Putnam Hcaton.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-21
syPE8STlTloNS A6OUT INSECTS.
THE Koran says ali flies shall perish aay
one the bee liy.

THE Koran says ali flies shall perish ave
one the bee u.s.
It isrogardcG a, death warming u Ger
mlny 10 hear q crl,i.eCs cry
T,,. r,,,,... I...,.,,,. f ~,,,.l, .,,o.,,.., .,,
fhs devil Assumes the form OF "a IFS.
Rain ... iu .a.l.. t.art, of our ag-n e5u.trv
.xr..-elt3 follow unusually lo.I cnrpm-
ce o.i.l.
.De. .. 4e;.u.. r.-a..e. d.. furnishing
r.o~ra- .ea,.oas oi I'D. weather.. a.a oFel ",
,...rc..1j-
...,. -.. i'm o.. -i-...r,a ,o,.n,- De-
1t, .... -,..I.. iro.e,+ld n,Ia ,,Aor,
they as.c found iu abundance.
.f.t....l. ...,...... .t... r,,.,.,.
...... .........i.,. li,.5 ,..-ie, IN
r.i,' i,ra T. H.. ,,....,.,.i, T-.-I,,,j f.rI
...,.
T.. c......,. g.. g.. .,.i 49, i.i...,.. goo,
Incl, =, bave a .Didar spr.r- hi, web down
wards toward Won. but bad ucl. when b,
rises toward voa.
,.,.,,..i..o.,,,
- 80 i'..,..ls .' ,,.. -, LAM ~
- f,,,,h~. s,i5 ,no,
- .. ,., 49,. -
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-21
\ Prob!em In Arithmetic.

Tho following problem in arithmetic
not algebra-may interest commercial
readers
owes 4 $500, which he IS unable TO
pay at once But A is willing to give him
a year 10 clear it of. on condition that Il
pay now a pant Of the principal Of the
debt and also tic interest of the unpaid
par, fjr the year ut the rate Of 6 per cent
per aunum. b accepts these terms, and
pays down 5000 part principal and inter
est) How much must Bpay Aat he end
Of the year in order % wipa out the "A.
debtedness New York Tribune
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-21
Eoca Crys %. Na.e'..

\ new and peculiar cIa-s of rioricc@
has htely been U:oI2h; o.. Uaic.i Ill.,
tcatcs the steady posrc.s that j., Icing
made i'll the arts OF skill and precision.
This is a watch OF ordinary she, Of which
the case and plates are made OF brazilian
pebble or rock crystal, thus rendering
the watch transparent, and opposing to
plain view the wheels and I'll other parts
Of the interior mechanism. Scientific
American.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-21
"HEALTHl LOVE, WORK."

We're ever such beautiful triplets born'
Rosy and sweet and glad as the morn;
Never hearthstone far and wide
SO happy as where these three abide.
II the angels sent but one to me,
Which would choose Of the lovely thrce'
o. Of the trio, Love Is best;
Love immortal, is .lovelicst.
Mrs.. George W. Swift in Woman.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-21
England's Domestic So.yicr.

About a seventh-1j.5 per cent. of
the working population of England is
engaged in domestic service. In Amer
lea only 6 per cent. of the same popula-
ton earn their living in this way. At
least ten families are competing for one
domestic in the United States where only
four are bidding against each other in
England. Once a Week.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-21
\ Natural Soap Well.

\ naturG! soap well has been di5cov
cod sir'y-c.rht miles wet Of D--ci'
Gap. ID. I The soap f. skinned from a
boiling spring and hardens by exposure
to the air. II is like soft clay. and can be
gathered with a shovel. and is supposed
% BE- miSt1ro Of aikali borlX AID the
lubricatug oil found in many parts II
Wyoming i sample has been tested jy
a prominent Chicago soap manufacture.
and De reported de discovery worth ths
FIJI wei rht of tie manufactured article
Parties surrounding the SPRING have
used the natural article as axle grease
by adding little Of tie oil discovered
there. and il is pronounced The finest ma
tcr.ll over used for that purpose. The
soap Will wash in the hardest If water
aud leave the hands much softer than
the ordinary article. The supply is sup
posed TO b. inexhaustible.- Brooklyn
Inrlc
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-21
Con.agion.nc,s OF Diseases.

Scarlet FOYER is e. specific poison which
clanates from the person Of the patient.
ard can be caused b. no other means.
Diphtheria is Contagious, but may arise
from fermerng filta. etc. Typhoia
fever and Asiatic cholera are not directly
communicable fro-. person 70 person, but
are spread By the deiecta Of their victims,
which contaminate the water supply
Frank Lcslie's
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-21
Names for TripIefs

This is the latest credited to W. S. Gil
bert. y friend was bewaling in his COM
pany that his wife had just presented him
with triplots, all girls. what am TO
do with thcm?" asked the poor man. L
don't even know what to name them. 5"
Oh said Mr. Gilbert, call the first
Kate, the second Duplicate, and the third
Iriplicate. The Argonaut.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-21

\ man In Nashville. Tenn. began 20
tlinl. himself bcWitcAcd anil % sand ia
danger of arrest as a coU~terfcitera s wei
The trouble was tina. silver money would
go into his pocket al. right and COMO ont
Enthusiastically bad. and there was apretty
how dye lo till he recalled that shortly
before lc Lad pockeied the broken bulb Of
Thermometer and the quicksilver from il
YES what a.lcl bis coin. Chicago Herald.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-21

\ prominent business man OF Bath has
declared war against the cigarette. and Is
Industrious in cutting items ont Of the
newspapers giving frightful examples Of
the use of this pernicious article These
he shows 10 cigarette smokers. and he's
succeeded in making a number Of con.
verts lie challenges any one 10 namc =
single thoroughly good business man who
smokes cigarettes. Bath Courier.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-21
TOOAY'S DUTIES

So mscn 20 do, so little donel
With slecpless eyes saw the sun,
His:beamless disk in darkness lay.
The dreadful ghost Of yesterday
So little done. so much 10 do
The morning shone on haryest1 new;
In eager light wrough, NY way.
AMI breathed the spiri, Of today.
j J Piatt
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-21
W.T. Whitman, placc.

\ writer says of Walt Whi,mans place
among the worlds poets ~ sturdy rebel
aClins. conventions, q representative Of
the masses. hc encamped befor, the cita-
del of tradition and proclaimed the war
that wa % bring about the democracy Of
us ...., VII Peg. p. '.i.'. lin.
and his name stand Ike pillar in a waste
place-lonely. but i-.pcrishabie. rev
I0r., World
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-21
\ Masseusc's Observation

y maSseuse who has practiced her
profession largely among families Of
wealth makes the statement that in many
years she has administered massage to
only one woman whose ribs had not been
displaced by corset wearing. New York
World.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-21
\ Day OF Hard Inch,

Jones TO Robinso', weary and footsore,-
Been fishing, Robinson,
Robinson--Ya'as.
Jones Catch auythingl
kobinson-Naw; didn't even catch the last
train home. New York Sun
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-21
The "Telcphone Disease. /"

The telephone disease has been dis,
covered by Professor Wilborstadt, of Ber-
lin. The use OF the instrument produces
disorder in the vibratory chambers Of tn,
e1r, generally in the left ear.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-21
The Dentist Generosity.

SuiTorcr-Great Cesar. doctorl
Veil
"You have pulled the wrong tooth.
Don't let that worry you. | Wont
charge yoa for it'-LincCln Journal
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-21

Waste silk has been shown to be the
most effective nonconductive covering for
steam pipes. The price is high, but the
demand is very great.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-21

The Hondurian government has ordered
a scientific survey to be made OF the ruins
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-21
Way Of the World.

Brown-What makes you look 50 blue,
Mortlcy? Moltey-To tel! the truth, old
man, feel SO well I'm afraid something's
going to happen. IT'S tough, tough
world, Brown.-Utica Observer.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-21

The direct action of steam at PIP degs
is sufficient to destroy all germs in from
FIVE to fifteen minutes The efficacy Of
heated dry air is uncertain.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-21

The Paris census shows G,015 Ameri.
cans, l4,7Ol English and S5,7O3 Ger
u2ns.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-21

Bouquet throwing has been abolished
IN the London theatres.