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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-30
THE SPEECH WAS ALL RIGHT.


w. II. Hinrichsen Editor OF The Quincy Herald
tolls OF an amusing experience he recently had WIN
se mao The Herald office the other day with
his usual budget Of political Information Mn,tn p
forthwith proceeded TO open and TO disseinid,e io
the information and the instruction OF the ed'or'"
force -. .so ,ror so,d pbocion at last. al have
mn over from Danve to deliver an ADDRESS DeioIe
the Grand Army men Of this city this evening Il
IisS svnopsS Of nv speech and If 1t would shall
be glad TO furnish that SYNOPSIS o,n 40 :. and do II
cbeerfuly Pm not going TO be in town myself; az q
O'Clock this afternoon have got TO run up 10 @ Y
Leave mote for nv assistant who will take charge 10
night during my absence telling hin tha' 'ho iopoi
'oT This was eminently satisfactory TO Phocon. The
next day Hinrichsen was greatly annoyed 10 inu ,n
sonvilic by the early train. 1t was the first time IN
many months that the paper had missed the IRAN, MI;
back to Quincy that day he made up his mind TO
raise particular Tophet with the editor whom he han
for the hitch. So he made dlgent search for that
and having found da h ne me rot a
But it wasn't my fault pleaded the young man
"you wrote me this note didn't YOU, wien. arbs
phoc e Howard matter is o. K Put it on the first
page. Hinrichsen" ,,,,,
"wteln,' continued the assistant editor, Phocion
didn't bring his matter into the oce eli u td apEus
RSi how ear, can You explain asked Hinrchsen,
chow can you explain why the more SYNOPSIS VI
speech should demoralre the machinery OF hrSciaSS
newspaper ohice2 ,.. .,,.ou T., = ,oro
Synopsis 2" repeated the assistant editor IN tone
~ blank amazement synopsis? Look ahere, MT
Hnrchsen, have you seen our paper to-day +"
No, not yeti -. , Ill, 80 , -.
"Well tust cake look at II and you'll see wha'
Phocion Howard meant when he suggested providing
you with synopsis" - 49, - A.,
Uinrchsen went over 10 the file that lay upon ire
fable wonder and he turned 10 the first page or inc
mornings paper The telegraph news had All beer
crowded out Phocion had got In his work win iala
effect The report OF his speech. as furnished by MIN
self filled four columns and half OF solid nonparell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-30
rrrcrp,CJry INSTEAD OF LAUGHING CAS-
- 80. 90 III. CT I ouis Globe Democrat.


Roston people nowadays have their supernuou's,
teeth drawn by means of electricity inasmuch a. a.,
now ideas I'm the arts and sciences are spreau rom
his enlightened metropolis originally ana iron, NM ~
extended over the country, there Is Ittie uouDI
sooner or later this method will supefseoe Iapn
inccas and ether IN other big cities OF lhs an9,
Tie process in question Is very Simpe ssaiTS e
snnarafus being required beyond an ordinary lWooo
batterv with Vibrator attachment. This attachuen'
Is thin strip Of metal, fastened at the ends whch
made TO vibratc thousand more times per seconu
nv the electric current At each vibration inc CT r.
emit is cn of and renewed again. tho effect being 70
give perfectly steady ow OF the mysterio,H,s 1a
In order TO make sure that the now IS qulue sa's.
factory the operator tunes the machine Dy
little reed nng-ppe-untl the strip oi ihc'a s'ie
AZ So far. so good ,, .,o ,,oe Turn
Now TO the battery are attached three wires; l"n
Of Them have handles at the ends, and the miro -
hitched TO fOIceps The patient In the chalr !,
given handle TO hold in each hand and the current
Is turned on gradually until It becomes painful
he Is fold to eras the handles strongly as noSsip
The MISUNDERSTANDING been switched OH for moment
rs turned on again suddenly and the dental surgeon
applies his fOrceps simultaneously TO the toOh' ny
instant the molar touched IT,. as well as me paris
surronnding becomes electrified and absolutely IN
sensible to pain. when it IS withdrawn irom t ,ho
socket the subject of the operation feels hot .ne
slightest disagroeable sensation A )erE anu w
tooth IS out the patient drops the hana'es anu 'nc
affair is over.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-30
DOG IN A DILEMMA.

From The Phliddelpnid limos' -,
Tbcre Is n white bulldog living in Phnadcl,
mia whose case should be brought before inc Lavs
branch OF the Society for the prevention OF Orug I
10 Animals for amelioraton and syn pa'hy. LIE m
name is pete and in the past he has not pecn "oy
nnacouainted with the prize-ring, as few scars vi
his body and one torn surely testify AZ Pr9seis
he IS the property of young medical student VINO
tho Victim Of a consuming passion 1or poh%er, no
this passion all his grefs are que !. 80 rntne Is
that The owners devotion to the Goddess f0r'uo -
NOT bounded by HIS ancestral wealth; ana 'le oonS
auence is that Pete representing certain mone.a a
value is being continually put up as coha'gin ths
the progress Of these resting games DuIinf .0
mast month he has been staked at least twenty ,lhes
and IS carried off by owner at the expiration vi
nearly each evenings sitting. .o Data e
Being Of loyal and aiectionate mature. req lust
mt in sad dilemma by this state or ahalis Jus
ne no is beginning to learn 10 love, honor ana opeS
new master bad stroke of luck comes IN anu ma a
night he finds himself the property OF anoher anu d
stranger 1t is true he may be won BACK ~ co.. nrS the
en- b,It all the same II Is very embarrassing ior tno
dog When on the street he has 10 DC co1iin. tds
keeping in mind whose property ne Is lop me some
heine lest in ft Of observation-disclosures, spying SUM- SUN,
former master, he might follow him Instead gt ~
ing so deeply upon this subject has had inc a. t
strainng Petes brain quite severely anu IT, ~ 20 tbe
right that some charitable society snouiu ''"' wiz
cas- N charge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-30
HE TOOK 4 LESSON IN LAW.

From Tho Detroit Free Press.
Oars pusson want rested an sent np' said
colcrcd man he entered the Graiiot-ave. STATION
aud removed his hat
Who is IL ~ asked the sergeant
"Used ter be my ole woman
"Yonr wife "
9Yes.'
.Where is she nowl ~
Hangin' aroun' my house an declarin she VIII
kill INV odder wife It's agtn de bargin, an sho
inow. H. but she wants 10 ho mcan.'
"What bargain did you make -
al dun tolNd de ole woman dat II she would so way
an, ouit.claln on me I'd gin her ~. She agreed an
do money was paid but iis ss soon as get dis no"
wife she comes back TO hodder US"
"Didn't you ret divorce"
"No sab. l list made a barglr.' -. =.
"Ybsn you have two wives and can DO SEM "
prison
"NoS
"Tbars the way OF it,
An de bargin wasn't 'cordin' TO law!'
"No."
"An can be 'rested!'
eyes, -. .-o,,v
Shoot Say, you Jess keep quiet bout Nv, wea aS
m,nltsl I'll 20 home an bounce dc new VII, az, az
take dc old one back. an make up Wild her Ia
cckoned she was bowin around an yere she r 40
de cottonwood on me all do time shoo' e'h INV
twenty mlns an look out fur spllntef'F
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-30

lies in deep folds high above the front Ua roosers
trimming is tuft Of short curied cream a,Sctto
foather, TONED with Dlach neivtt ,h
This bcadcear is fastened under the cnih "a, W." On
narrow bias band of velvet with no DOW ~ Gnu, oen
either side The fancy mud lined with sd
siIk and made with alternate bands OF ombroiuereus
cloth and plain velvet, Is gathered In AZ the Wy ~
trimmed with tuft Of feathers TO mach 'he s tont
handsome beige and brown cloth SUIT has e Sdtco
of the skirt I'm beige gathered slightly ihto 'ho rnoe
The edge is heavily worked with aiapesqucs y.
and brown cmbroiderics, mingled with a passemeio,s
NJ worked gold from which hang , ,i,y 20 -, beic,
The front undcr-bodico is graceful compnao, ~ cross
Julie folds and rows OF gold passcmentere wlr Tn ,bo
each other from right to LEFT. me spaIJo Over
neck is filed in with iabot OF maiines io Al inc
this under gown brown cloth coat Is duJu'e a.,hered
back the bodice is plain and the skrt Is so' s co
The narrow side panels are bound WIN seaa Sides
as TO form a roll both right ana NIp po,cS 10
These panels are heavily worked with arapesluo1, a
match the undcrskirt The front OF tie 'o rsr edge
tight fitting Jacket which falls only TO the dsed
of the embroidered round bclt ana ~ - nv ~ fr
inside of It, This jacket is also roiea WIN Ill, , ON
and embroidered down the sides Ino s,nm ~ seal
broidercd neck band Is edged with corulps "a Ill ~
nr and inc tight brown cloth sleeves have ron u,
fur across the shoulders and around tho eivo 20 an
wrists The belt is casped on the sluo tores and
toue cold buckle mounted with precious slv,'
from the buckle hang stif enus OF 'ie u. 20 he
! about half way down the skirt. Inc capou a, %
worn with this toilet Is also UNIQUE i. Ill soal
SKIN and terminating In peak The crown - 9'r
narrow niece of embroidered CLOTH bouna WIN ~
and II proirrdes hig. above the 'front.' WIN i aiiod
The space between the back and front Po'n9S 70 a,i
sn With birds of beige and brown plumage iho snai,
| muf Is also made of cloth In inc shapc vi =. 80
fastened with antique clasp mounted WIN p'o'0u'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-30

"weIl Iemme see-thcre was woman named watts
aDid von ienow sally Watts'' asked the denizen
OF the town. a., = 1- 49,. A
sallyT
ado you know Sally watts7'
ayes, ~
The wayfarer looked carefully around, lowered hn
voice, and said, cautiously
500 here mister: I've a favor 10 ask IL an't
much Womb you mind not mentiODn n 10 sally
Watts that stranger round astil fer herr she'd
know n was me, an I'd rufher have hyener On my
trail than Sally Watts She's an idee I'm dad an
want her to cling to that idee: u you know sally
IN bei1' dn TO tho devil If she aln't Zanippy I
never SEQ one. Lookee here, stranger you've got q
sympathetic kind Of face, an b'leeVe yond know
went through with, an feel Il I'd The 70 confde
in you. Stranger, useter DO married 70 sahy
Watts ~ ,,.., .
The recipient Of this confidence gave lltfle gasp
and wrung the hand OF the poor wayfarer saying WIN
deep fevOr: -,
9Pity ms, man, I'm married to her now"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-30
rRIRurE TO NANTUCKET.
The BOSTON Transcript.

From The Boston Transcript .
A friend who has been spending vacation IN
Nantucket brings the Listener home a. very neat
eJ mans readiness of wit. Collyer. not many sum
U mers ago visited Nantucket and fell in love with
the Island as everybody does who goes there. somc
iitt,e time afterward Mr.. Collyer met when on a
visit to Boston a young lady whose acquaintance ne
had made at Nantucket She rushed UP 10 MN s tha
sal,taton as heartily, II was quite evident to heI
Thai he had forgotten her name and everything about
her excent that he had met her at Nantucket Con
Timing 10 shake her hand slowly, he looked at mel
with a queer expression, smiling and seeming 10 100.
through her face, TO the island lying away ou' :"
...u bic r,ucicol
deliberation of utterance, and yet thex say 'ha
people die and go from there TO hea'eh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-30
4 SAD, SAD TALE.
u oAD, SAL IALE.
From Tho Detroit Free Press.


A stranger with q sad, tired look, and manner
indicating that he wished to escape general obsorN
ton, came into little Western town the other day.
He stopped at tho town we'll TO slako his thirst and
battle his flushed face and brow and whilo he drank
a doniIen of tho drew quar- OF tho cool
ing water. lie, too, had earcworn face and an air
Of general encouragement
stranger here, an't your no asked OF the way
farcr.
here
"No-dd youl Lately2"
"No; It's nigh 10 ten years since l left
And you Amt been back slnccin
"No, There's bcen a good many changes, l see,
since then, and l don't reckon there's many left
useter know
Mobbe not; who'd you mowis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-30
THE INVENTIVE JUVENILE MIND.

From The Philadelphia Times IA
The word smallpox, fell to Tommy to SPELL ou'
no ioundered hopelessy. - ,,has
Tommy,a said tho teacher. do you know w VIA
A little hoy who fails on simple word az SINAI"
Yesm.s replied Tommy, "ho ought 10 s''
vaccinatoi'
Parsons Wife "why, Johnny, you're h's S'''"
dshng on sunday, are your" IL, ,ho,gbt ia
Johnny "Oh,s no-no II only ho .haa nv
take tho pole away from tho house. " w.
brothers needn't DO tempted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-30
CRUELTY TO CHILDREN.
Buffalo Courier,

I
happy father ont on Massschasetts-st,:, h da1
before yesterday. "By George isn't that great y
he exclaimed as he saw the doctor at WORK; by
Wbv tba; is a girls name. amt ~ Vaccine Virus
Saunders Capital! People VIII think we are ,,, us
vaccine - The mother strongly objected TO this
appeliation for her first born she wanted " hanno
Imnrene hut the father was determined and VACCINE
WINS saunders she will 60 through life. Her
hirnir,niiue will nrnhahly be "NacksY.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-30

Senator Palmer, Of Michigan, has probably found out
by this that fools build houses and wise men ouy
them. He set out two years ago to build mousse
on Mcpherson Square, which was to cost In the neigh
borhood OF 100000. He has since then expended
nearly Ss5 OOO and he has not settled for number
of bills yet, He does not intend to- either, Without
INDUCING In the luxury of legal controversy. BENG
a very rich man. ! suppose he can ahord 70 40 th's
lie charges local architect who supervised the build
ing OF the house and the New-fork architect who
designed t. with having submitted accounts which
in many instances, false and fictitious. He was
assured bv the architects that tho house was not TO
cost more than 10000, and yet they Immediately
after making that statement turned around and took
ont permit at the bureau Of the Building Inspector
for the erection OF a 100000 house. The sympathes
of every man that has attempted to build house
ON his own account with the genial Senator from
Michigan
| General sherman does net seem to be appalled, q,
the thought Of dying; ct any rate, he speaks Of II
sometimes in an ofhand ssr Of way that 10 almost
| amusing. Not long after shsrdans funeral, In re-
ferring TO the deecaso Of many prominent ofecrs Of
tho lato war, no said to . writer in Tho Capita':
IL shall have to hurry up aud die pretty soon, OF
| there will be nothing but militia to bury me.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-30

rIo,a e. another adventure OF ante-beum days In
which Bishop Oberly figured as one OF the PriholpaS'
and the scene of which Is likewise laid In Tennessee
Ex-Congrcssman Farquhar of Newfork, was theh
member of the National Typographical Union, ana
attending session which that association was hoalhs
In Nashville Obcry was there as delegate rom
Memphis Ono evening party OF typesetters Wis
tied beer garden In the outskirts Of tho city where
a number of young women were employed as Lar
maids and mattresses Seated near them wero seVer1
Young Nashville bloods OF whom gre" very lcaouS
Of oberlys polite galantres TO tho pretty girl at their
tabls Al the first convenient opportunity, the young
man whose name proved TO be Ellsworth, addressed
An insulting remark to Oberly which tho iaer ala not
distinctly hear. Farquhar called Oborlys auehuon
% It. Ellsworth, who had been reared In the behoi
that a Northern man was destitute OF pluck ana cour-
ACE attributed Obcry's silence to this lie was soon
copvnccd Of hi, error however, when no repeated The
remark for Oberly promptly knocked him down. Inc
scenc of confusion which followed may wei Dc I'M
aeined For little while II looked as II there Wouia
he regular pitched battle between the printers ana
the friends OF the young Nashville man, but cooler
counsel preyailed and the two factions separated
without blood having been spilled. Ellsworth how
ever, did permit the matter TO rest mere hc
assured his friends that the honor Of his family was
at stake and that nothing but blood could wpo out
tho disgrace. Farquhar, who had called upon MN 10
settle the difficulty In peaceful manner tho next
morning found him IN very belligerent mood He
insisted upon a duel nothing else would do fafquhat
told Oberly that he must have fight or get out Oh
,own Obcrly al once declared that he was isady 10
meet Ellsworth at any time or place, and In any way
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-30

The action OF Mr. Klgore, Acting Chairman OF Tho
House Committee on Enrolled Bills, In Withholding
from the President, for time at least, the Chinese
Exclusion BILL has directed attention to tho Committee
on Enrolled Bills In the two houses and the power
they possess TO delay and In some GASES nuify the
acts Of Congress When Mr. Kgorc was asked at
what tlmo be intended delivering tho bill at tho
Executive Mansion, he said that he was in tho habit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-30

For some time there has bean wandering about
tho floor of the House just before Its time Of meeting
. rather commonplace man Of medium height, who Is
seen to mako copous notes in large book after brief
conversat atoms with different members. He has boon
propounding to the members Of tho Hsuse question
which must appear strange to many OF thsm IL Is
simply, /" Are you Christian" Tho mans name 10
poolan He was on the soldiers roll Of the House
in the XIyIth Congress and was employed as door
keeper of ono Of tho galleries. lie Is obtaining
statistics for sort OF religious census. lie has
chosen rather Improbable field, for the members Of
the House, fear, inclined to DO scofiers Many
of them guy" the ccnsustaker, but he has had only
one distinctly unpleasant experience. Judge Blank
Of -, could not ses tho utility or humor Of the
question when 1t put TO him. and after inquIrng
II the qucstiner did not think himself imperunont, he
proceeded in a feeling way to consisn him to the
lower depths.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-02

There fr1 enI ~ t.0 queer purposes e.
wl .cA fhcto ,n,a. &. being applied 10y tie
amateur Tor la,t-leo. there is q dentist
here IN iowa Hh1 m.k.sa speciality Of wla-
is called 'photom.er0paphy." or tie taking
81 microslpi. things OBJ q magniiiol scale.
Tai, be las applied particularly T. bis o~n
profession. which has been rendered most
important erv.,e by th9 ph0tomicr0graphic
repres u.atious b. has secured Of the tooth
structure IN health aal d seasa A glance
over Dr. 4 5 series o.. pictures showing yari-
Gus STAGES IN the pro-resi OF dental carries. or
ordinary decay. is s-f,.e!e.ty L9rilylag 70
frighica q tramp into laying tooth brush.
Other esp -ris Laga devoted much attention
T. pho,3g.apLlng ;.r-ei aal sheet iisht-
Ming hy tAa instantaneous skater, and Tie
system inverted ly N4.a..i-e forecorl-
ing the successive positions assumed ty AMI
mai .n u....l la5 le.n greatly improved
unon hT il--. g-s-.o.s boston CIR Globe
Dem9-r--
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-02
CHAPTER XXXV

itr ti-. THAT ll+ rs.
There are certain period. jim the life Of men
when fate seem, to have done her worst. and
any further mi,.o.fnae' which may lMil
o.eaccepteiwltll fllleap l.cai si-na'an.
uegotten hy taa scly severity of pr gious
trials li.z-eiall ra- iu this state of mind
he was calm. bgt d. Was tho caluaess of
dospair-the m..torun.s " the past year
seemed % have come Oh climax. aui be
BOXED forward % Tie publication az tue
whole bitter story VITA an Indifference that
surprised hi.iseil lis own name and that
OF Aad-e nll A'r d.ad father would be on
every tongue. S., le icit perfectly calious %
Whatever might o. said Oh the subject. As
Ions as Mndgc recoyer,i and they could 60
away To another part OF the word. leaving
Australia, with L., bitter memories, behind.
Ice did lot care. Nofciand would suffer tins
bitter penalty OF h4s crime, and then uoth.nz
more "ouls cver be heard OF tlo matter L.
would b. Dott.r for tae whole story T. be
'oli' anl momcu'ary pain endure ]. than DO
-o on striving 20 hide the iniamy and shame
Which might be discovered at any moment.
already tae Bows was all ofor Melbourne
CHAT tlf fuurl .r.r oi Oliver White Lad been
captured. nul '.I.it Ais confession u.u.l BRING
70 Ugh; c.-;ala startling facts cauc.inia- lae
l'ie Marx Fgc.-iy Brian well knew that
tae World uin'.ei at secret vices as long as
There Was an attempt ~ c9ncealment. th0y-L
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-02
,rr,ous,v rising from M. i.s,.

Cation laughed, and introduced III More
lard - tire others
"Dr. Cblns;on, Mr k.lsip, and-Mr Ttz-
Gerald
FITZGERALD raspci Morelanl- growing
pale. "l-i-ula.s ihni" he shr.o.ni, as
be saw Whsies coat. IA weather stained,
ig.n- Oh a clair near hin, and which he IN
mc..a'cly recognized
THAT is t.o ropc that's going 70 hang
yo1. said i.is'p, quietly. coming baAad
n.n. 'ier tie murder &c Oliver Nh';'.'
Trapped, hy c. slou'cltlowr' toned
man. Wheeling round, sd as 10 fare Eliip
lie u4aac ~ 1856. detectives tar,ai aad t.ay
lothrol..l tl.e .a. ol ths door, llt fhe lat-
tor uas ta..'roa- rA.m. cal, o,t.ra sharp
s.fu-e. De- .Iccecici DO getting tAo hsna-
cuffs or ,or-'nlG's viir, Tho Others fooi
afouai ,.ricrily quot, knowing tla. klisp
required mo- assistance. N1v that t1cfe WAS
~ possibility 81 escape, Npreland seemed 20
le.oms e.a ,aed, and ra,c suisuiy OK the
r.t~
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-02

director ami afterwards vice president and
president u tas Merchants Exchange oi
81 Louis
T. i-Si Mr. Francis was mado q delegate
% tae y m1.rare convention 10 Chicago
This was bis first appearance in politics In
tne following -rr.-y there was deadlock
among .he Dem3cuets IT 80. L0us as o. the
nominee .or mayor NJ Francis ~as named
anl accepted a- a comprom.se candidate. III
was elected Mayor Francis is called The
N4c5-' 1y Dis l9lllca. friends, from b.
Uniform success
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-02

TIE YOUNG PEOPLE.

1 vc.n- Philosopher Tackles an Iss
Problem.
Master Dobhys papa is tho happy owner %
la,ch..g machine
Tao otler day. as the former was watching
q chick cne~,eucaliy breaking ITS way
through lbs shell. Le inquirei
u s.o low he get, out, but however id ho
go 70 work to get lnr-Judse.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-02

An indignant parent, in reuasing a re-
frlctory s.a. exclaimed: Remember who
YOU are talking to. sirl l'ni Your father.
To which the youth rejolnI. "OA, come
low, hope ,ou amt go.ns to blame me i1r
lnat Troy Times.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-02

\ boy was teasing bis little brother about
the shape OF his 81. when the lizzie fellow
quietly remarked. 81 can't help il. / i.lnt
buy d myseli-.t was "a birthday vfes.At. '-
Nea No.A Evening - Grid
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-02

Moiher-Tommy, amt you ashamed of
yourself % strike your little s.steri You
ought 90 know better
Tomm, -N,s. na. DO, but were playing
school. and pm tae teacher les all right
Lowell Citizen
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-02

narconi the t.nor wlosang Otello In New
N0if. h.s l,al engaged Tor thirty five PER
i0.I.--ce- 40 .le I,4tlo Real ol Madrid
Ar recent performance 80 C1rm.
Caids1. Ama.e l.4lk was presented with .
wreath Of laurel aud ak e4Yes Ia solid .ud.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-02
llnrInel.

4 peda-o-ue threatened 20 punish pupil
who lad called h.m fool behind bis In'A.
Don't, don't sad rhe boy, Il Won't lo 10
again. -ir. nescr / never VIII sat What !.
think again III lay llel"-Mhwaukee sen
ILL.l
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-02

bis royal patronage
w agncr might
hlyo never sIc-
coded i'm carrying
out BIS musical
ideals. b. may Doc
aii that Ludwig
vas ~ some use r.
t.enor..I aItiog D
tlrg one ulF rNt
1-reeWIfltliis
But King Otto
is. u.rtr leon Of
nlyuseto anybody
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-02

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