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Telegram-herald., 1888-04-22
ALL DAY ON A FEW PAGES.
The House Considering the River and Har-
bor Bill.

The House Considering the River and Har-
bor Bill.
WASHINGTON. April 2l.-In the House
Immediately after the reading of the journal
a contest for consideration arose between
the special order. the Homestead bill
and the River and Rarbor bill.
An attempt was made 10 arrive ct
an amicable arrangement whereby
consider stioL Of the special order should
be postponed 10 May l. but Mr. Brecken-
ridge of Kentucky. fearing that the Tariff
bill might be interfered with, interposed an
objection. Finally the House refused to
consider the special order and went into
committee of the whole on the River and
HarbOr bill.
The House spent the whole day in con-
sideration of the River and Harbor Appro
priation bill. Only 4 few pages of the bill,
however, were considered.
A meeting of the Ways and Means Com
mittee has been called for Monday morn
ing. The intention OF the Democratic
members is to carry cut at that time the di.
rection of the last caucus 10 consult with
their Republican colleagues as to the time
to he allowed for in the House on the
Tariff hill
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-22

Horsrox. Tex. April ZL-Miss Langtrv
and Freddie Gebhardt we're in court here
yesterday morning. as 10 the result of an in
cident that happened the night before.
THURSDAY night. after tAe show, Mrs. Lang
try c1achmap tried % drive her czrriass
scr0ss the railroad track He vas stopped
by the wssobmaa. Being ordered 20 drive
on. be got of the box and ssssHlted tbe
Tstcunan. being materially helped II this
hv Nr. Gebhsrdr and another man. vao got
ont II the carriage The msn we're arrest
ed. and paid fiaes sggreEating 800.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-22
M,ni,,er r.paI.ton'. condislop.

BERITS, April 2l.--Latsr Information
concerning MI. .Pendleton's attack of psraiy-
sis .avs be was stnoken with the disease at
the Nasssuerhof Or. Prank Hoffman vas
summoned to attend him, and pronounced
the attack u)t serious. Mr.. PeD5letoD :
leii srm Snd LETT lex only arc affected. snd
they bat slightly. lie either retained con-
sCiOusness snd The power Of speech. or re-
gained them speedily after the attack. lie
is now ia the hospital under the care Of DR..
EleDz
A telegram has been received 81 the Amer
icsD legation here from Mr.. Penoloton,
announcing that be j. much better. =. Y.
=. crosby. second secretary. has assumed
charge OF the affairs Of the legation al iD-
tsrim
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-22
KILLED BY FALLING BRICKS.
The Fourtb Floor I'm a Chicago Block Falls
With Fatal Effect

The Fourth Floor In a Chicago Block Fsiis
With Fatal Eject.
CHICAGO, April 2l.-F0r several days
workmen have been engaged in tearing
down the building. % Cia-k-st. As they
tore down the upper part Of the building,
which was five storie. high. they piled the
brick on the fourth floor. The men were
busily st work yesterday afternoon when
they heard = sharp crack and almost before
they could realize it. the fourth floor. with
It's load, crashed downward and before il
stopped the men, brick. mortar and debris
fell into the cellar. carrying all the other
floors along. The fire department rescued
several of TIE men who bad been able 20
cling TO the wall. Patrick OMally was
picked out of the ruins with both legs
broken and hurt internally. he cannot
live Pat Fullerton and Pat Nee were also
terribly injured
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-22

great deal OF interest was manifested In
the result Of the lessue games yesterday.
sad, indeed. the interest is increasing dsy
by day. II 4 continues there will be ex-
citing times by snd.by.
OF course Detroit is the centre Of interest,
and when il was lesrned last night that the
world d-besters" were beaten again hy the
Iron Giys there were many long faces and
no one tried 20 conceal his disgust. The
score at Pitisburg was as follows
piitsbuFg .........0 @ c-lu
Deiroi. .....--.........l o q o l.
BAse Hts pltishurg L. Detroit. IA.
frf0fs-fitisburg 3. Detroit.
kaileries-PlttSDuTg, Calvin, Newark; Detroit
Conway, knoughsM
The senstors redeemed themselves from
Fridays wh.tewssh beating New YORK
handsomely by superior batting. The
score is 80 follows:
w1shington...-.--.-...o ] % go 30
Bsss Hiis Washington u; New York. 4
EIrors-NaShiu gtOD q. New YORK a.
Battefies- Washington, Whitney March; New
YORK, CTe1e, o'kourke.
II was close came between indianapolis
aud CAicsgo up 20 the last innings. when
the Hooziers weakened and let the West
erners ia with three winning runs ia the
last two innings. The score stands:
Chicago ..------....l 2 o-s
Base hits- Chicago. :. indisnspol 8
hrrars-ChicGgo. g. indianapolis &
Beiterios- -Chics=o. Baldwin, Daley; lncisnsp-
oils. rs alley, Buckley.
The Bean Eaters again beat the Phillies
| doing tremendous batting and doing good
| fielding ssme. This is the score:
6s'1g'a Ps.'saelph a--o O.
Base his-Boston. 10: Phiiadelp phls S.
ErTors- B0stOn, s. Philadelphia 81
Batteues-foston. Madden and Tate, Philadel-
| pnla, Casey and Clements
The Tri-S;ste League trouble commences
/ tomorrow with Jackson at Mansfield, ksla-
mszoo at Columbus. Toledo at Zanesville
| Lima at Canton and Sandusfy at Wheeling
Exhibition games plzyed-At Kalamazoo
| Kalamazoo. ). Chicago Maroons, s. The
Browns defeated the Business College by a
| score Of 5 TO 4 al the college campus Friday.
| Batteries-Browns Mills and henshsw:
| Business College. Allen and Lopker. AT
| IanesviIle-Lauesviile, a; Detroit. % At
| Chariotte-Chsrlotte tpicked nine with
Jackson battery. l: Jackson. II. At Lo-
! ganspoTt-LOganspor ]: Toledo g. At
| Wheeling W heellng. 16. keystone 3. At
| ST. Louis st. Louis, Is; Louisville Z. At
| pbia-Athletics, 8, Baltimore. 3.
At New York-Brooklyn. "a: Cleveland. g.
| At Charlotte Fndsy-JacksOn. 10, Char
loite, l.
| An enthusiast Of Port Huron is desirous
| OF forming a base ball league 10 be known
as the Michigan State League. 10 comprise
| eight cities, as follows. Port Huron. Flint.
Lapeer. East Saginaw, Bay City. Pontiac.
| Mt. Clemens and Lansing. Such a league,
with a salary OF $50 or so per .aonth,
would undoubtedly pay.
President McDermith has placed the Tri-
! State League umIdres for the opening 81
the season. The following is the ass meD.
| At Columbus, Ben Young Of Ch1noi.. Mo-.
at Manifold. T. \. McDermott OF Newark.
a. Zanesviie, William Stellberger OF De-
troit; a; Canton, John Bates of Patterson,
\. j.; at Wheeling, Simon Sullivan Of TIen-
ton, y. J.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-22

JACKSONVILLE. Fla Apui 2l.--A Key
West special says The greatest erciie-
ment resgns in Cuba owing % General
sarins PROCLAMATION declaring the prov
ines ot Havana AoBfzss. SAINTS Cara and
Pinsr Gei hio Ia = state of sisze. General
Marin ssTs That he sction u due a. foe
enormous incresse - bandits. Kidnapping.
arson. &c. lae Z 5ersl press hss been
suppressed. General Marin xsufs 70
sptesT that TIE lssdlng Cabzns ars prsrsr.
ing for vsr- ~uca is not ths csse f8s
hsnd - have fail confroi ~ tbe tsisn5
have barnsd numerous piaulstio-t ard are
dong grssl damage
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-22
Totsl
nF1ROIIk


fimnsfs- ragnef rla. l'liisauE. q. Icfnslt .
Three tssf fiit Carroll H.ier I've lsse hltE,
Cs4ol Ntfe 3ttsl fatet g1 hils. fltietnrs
la be roi. "a r-f nasf au neifs tfne flftf
fase 90 efsorE iitls1uFc B. 8eirrt etf -
bases. Miller, carroll DDHlsF. n 1nui tnchre.
Gavin Broufher. ftfucs Dtii. Asni Z. tiietuf.
ThoupSo1 ksve f0Hurt $3.50 bsils hfe'fh 4.
ton :. isit ou basf~ fiiitbHrs Detroif @ Tine,
two hour Umpire Dcclef
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-22

Burwosz April 2l.-Tbs funeral ssr-
wees 81 A. s Absli he vstsrsn newspaper
rubFsher. took piscs this afternoon ~ his
lsse resi.serce aud ware c1Dtueted ~ Rev
J. s b. Ho6zeS. 81 g. fegis chErch. snd
we s.fsniea orlr ~ members = the
family ard he pesl oesrers. The irtssment
vzs a tae family lot a 6resnns8at Gene
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-22

East-st. is being FLIED I'D and graded in
handsome shape, and when finished will be
one Of tbs fines streets in the city. The
lov lofs near toe street csr barns ars being
filed np. new houses are Being erected, IN
al making thss part a. the city scene Of
erpat activity Easf a. and vicinity is
Sound to become = very popular part Of the
--s-
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-22

Ro~ox. April zl.-Sscr-ssry Fziruhilf
kss granted tae frisn.is q 5oha T.. su1l fvsn
permission - axe bira fr,-a the stssnshi5
upsn hsr sfrvn a. gae~znane Tee
cksaspioa - - re- Ia lo~er asrbo7 -
rssrFew ra-usos BY t1g nssf $50 -
ceRron csnsusittss On 5o.r3 snd VII oe iaa-
nsetisssig hrsuxat - fals cisv
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-22

Pl7TssTas April zI---Ja3es sssris. % tte
Common Plsst Coara granted xn inj0se-
roa to5sv restraining members 81 he
Tfsd@s Assembly from bovco.tinr Brace
Bra feanafv. hrn1 eh9se eslpls.. - merit
hss 5e~a usdef = hsn fof vesr sust
fs7 81 90 Fennsg 1ss 80 teeT ir-s tofe1
IS sss Errn ses osg E0rneE - 80 raoss
p-sr nszt iss1g lss1srs - he-r
ccartF
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-22
wealthy rel

Mrs. James Brown PJtters wealthy rel
atiyes have offered her /. financial consider
alton 10 leave the stage. for which sue
really is untitled Mrs. Potter is said 20 be
considering the oher.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-22

". J. Sesaisn. sse young Irish coneaian
and vocalist. - playing his fnal engage
ucenE IA New J Aorx the prsseat sossen, sp-
pexrng II The IRISH AlnsiEsi' Next
week ar. seaman begins al extended tour
OF the West. watch all continue Until late
IN May.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-22

Csfrsea Apr ll jean A E.cs rrorri-
sfs~ 81 tte Trswsns hou.s "A tAss essT, ard
~ell-saoxn ~ bet = r-srsee7 a. ever -
coaa szT. asoa &ers kolz ssraia&
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-22

Robert Nsntsll e presenting his new
heroic play OF "A0nnsrs' IN 81. Louis.
uhefehe las made success OF large pro-
portions. ]. p. Andre rs. Of Detroit bears
a strong resSmb sucs 20 this yonog actor
and has 70 end Of amusement OH - tie
iscL
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-22

specsacaU adaptation of ''Lost in Lon
don, with Diz corps DC ballet snd eiae0fs
ssa scenery An1 sage 3ccess0rles- TIE
formal opening = looked forward 10 by tas
1aCk sonians a. ; ErcsI efeGC
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-22

Fanny Dayenport's engagement at the
ing its end. aud Ia Toscs" will positively
be Withdrawn after the performances Of
Saturday evening. April 2S.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-22

FrIssy snd the Tn-ssais xsn follow -.
morrow.
The AZ of curve pitchinE was fTsi discos-
srta ~ a frsncatso sszilen< CUMMINGS
Nss tee nFsl s.l.cheI 10 naags ii a study.
Detroit papers sTe iry ne - orsoe 40 ths
Ds.roii bass bzll champions py leaic doses
oi sr0iGlnx
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-22

Two new steel steamers have been built %
carry the pubic from New York 10 81.
George, Sssten Island. this summer, 10 see
imre Kirsify's gigantic spectacle OF "Sero,
or the Fall of Rooe aud BoBain. They
are to Accommodate 100 passengers each.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-22

LosDoe. Acr "a re
Pfi5ir.rsBe = ~ - So fast ia to~n 81 ssa
fsrnso1fau szs zen Bsr ssf.g 12szxa gs.1
esssxs - sssess q sksss.ssA
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-22

Harry b. Smith. OF the Chicago american.
has writtes the librelto of new comic OPP
era, called The Crystal Slipper"
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-22
TWO MEN BLOWN TO ATOMS.

The Fearful Results of a TuS-Boat Boiler
Explosion.
BROOKLYN, April 2l.-.The TUG boat Magic,
owned by Russell Bros. wss blown to pieces
this afternoon while lying at Burr's dock
in Newton Greek. by the explosion Of her
boiler. The engineer, Sznuel Barber and
the cook. VIM. SyminRtcn. were blown To
atoms. They were the only persons on
hoard
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-22
BEFORE THE CURTAIN
AND ALSO NAY BEHIND TIE SCENES
The Ls>si rbsstr~s on ths Last Quarter
-Bsosh aud b<rrsrz fn othsiio~
Ssnsfssa csSisx-fhs fepu-
lar Price Ehs4frss-Ads
Van Cssfisa1

UEER. 10 il not that some Of the
INeesI attractions Of the year at cur
ylocsl theatres should come away at
The lag end of tue season. and yet
after all. this is not the fac end Of the sea
son at ali. All the local theatres are brush
ing up for Jolly race 70 the end Of the
last quarter, and Redmond's and the newly
opened Peoples Theatre promise some Of
the best performances that have yet been
seen in those houses. while at Powers
Booth & Barrett. Jefferson, scanlsn. and
the Jolly Bennett & Moulton Comic Opera
Company are yet 10 be ssen.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-22

The Wife" is in its seventh month al
the Lyceum Theatre, New York.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-22

Nsver wss vich rapor- r,ats hv -
or-ii1srr fre arm ! Snev tse ssn wend
siek wa, ~ shsf Esd IN iren ~ she Sow
se-. hat vas u1prepssei fsr the herre.e
saaek .-af f.tir-rest sss erked violently
tscs ~t-l. t,e st,ue -o ins ovr-. snd Tsta
81 was n.srtsi ssvn down. stsnce 81
r fseu set ote tsr siscsness af nizht
atrhses Ia wfat aa.rwsris iiscuTerel -
- eri sf saves .hai hSd evidently e'5~n
ir.o iaa esre 'er fesrs 49, eesrs. until tie
tse 81 sn oli cree hat en- ssrcss -
rrouta f~ailT carsrce RE e1tsres ever
wn.ca hsf <rfvn e aei 81 mess. f7un.t
rcvssif 1a1urt sKr~0t FIR ne s1oeS ant tae
hr-ise ,se rsroli of re gar asa us5e.
bed been feferr 5nie a care. er sal ~
cavern al scfne sind tse lifesiou rss. he9
70 g. cut looxei ep ard ssw tss ever
n .ass re- s.oae ar srd n,v gun snss
So red lad nsds IN tse nes-v BED a5avs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-22
THn IN-fIElD.

The TElEskAA. HEkA4p lseesns reports
are taken from ths bssro O. lne Merton
This is tAs trst season board has been
stationed there and the patrons Of 1hs
Morton are much pleased.
The White Csls. q jusenile bsse bal club
OF thls civ defeated Ibs kohss AZ by q
Store of IA a Is yesterday.
The ouaxas defeated the First Nsrd
ffyons. ~ 10 a yesterday.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-22

4 bs~t EaveTBief. raw rlsysn1 a. f1w-
- co@ zze1ces tss work q feroee %
IS fseers H0use - Jseks0n - JEee. sD1
s9 1psz kss ~~~eea va &swts< k<er >
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-22

An enthusiast Of Port Huron is desirous
OF forming base ball league 10 be known
as the Michigan State League 10 comprise
eight cities, as follows: Port Huron. Flint.
Lapeer. East Saginaw. Bay City. Pontiac.
Mt. Clemens and Lansing. Such league,
with a salary OF $50 or so per -aonth,
would undoubtedly pay.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-22

-hs Alhs Hsy rood 31sscsl Ceredy Corn
fssuT rss1ase The sea431 T1es1zF. ArfE
- crers rsaz a :. hoc5crazs. Mo- Iais een-
Fs1F hss tesa sistz1aed seversi ~seks 81
sstte Cre~z. osl1x - fne Hekosss So
5estE 81 NJ Hsr~eos "a 80
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-22

"Yeu cat Fi'kias 3ess I se.
@ysss. Fac. s sad 70. FsEsw wides
ir stvsrg csvs. son esew know
Mswsvs nseass4 ne izunerseiv whes =
sics htzls x1s tarss = sood ioSs en her
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-22

President McDermith has placed the Tri-
State League umTires for the opening of
the season. The following is the assigr meD.
At Columbus, Ben Young Of Chxmoi.. Mo-.
AT Manifold. T. \. McDermott OF Newark.
a. Zanesville, William Stellberger OF De-
troit; q; Canton. John Bates of Patterson.
\. J.; at Wheeling, Simon Sullivan Of TIen-
ton, y. J.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-22

Ei~in Boosh sad fs~rpnes .Yrett .rs
working TIER var Esss and are drawing
crowded hoaseS n ever cry Nth seats -
8 each Ihsrs hss sirsaGv Ten large
ssse of SEATS for fhsir creErzt1c festival
vsich tskes piscs i8 Isouisvils kT Msv
~ IL snd r. Il va shs later tea Of tbe
tr.zesisat % cioss tber sesso1 IN to- citr
hBt c.rtsinfv Of <lx89 h&s gersca1<d
thsn - psr d4fing ne wsex % Msy - II
t1e Nsr Amphioa Acs8sny IA Wii5snss-
bcrzh-
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-22

Manager Garwood has James r. Keene
and David X. Higgins in their two senss-
tional melo-dramss, THE Night Watch"
and Burr Oaks at Redmond's all this
week The Night Watch" which will be
presented tomorrow night. is new play
and said TO be = strong one. Burr Oaks"
is an intensely interesting melo drama and
these well known actors are well supported
by carefully selected company. of which
Alice c. Keens is the leading lady and Lou
Galloway the soubrette. Miss Floy Crowell
closed her engagement at Redmond's to q
good house.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-22

The Tri-S;ste League trouble commences
tomorrow with Jackson at Mansfield, ksla-
mszo0 at Columbus. Toledo ct Zanesville
Lima at Canton and Sandusfy at Wheeling.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-12

Only generations that had no active port
IN the treason Of twenty-five wears ago can
hope for recognition from those who sacri-
iced 80 much 10 throttle IT, D'nghdmton
Repubitoqn.
The Republican is not authorized to speak
for the white men Of this country, OF whom
u majority OF . million and bali voted Tor
CLEVELAND. They also voted against HAIR
RIsoS, who owes bis election TO negro votes.
"Tbose who sacrificed much I'm the war
between the States are the very men who are
willing 70 let by-gones be by.gone'.
II is q singing comment upon the narrow
ui'ndedness and mSlignity Of the Bingham
ton Republican that Blnghamton nan who
came to Virginia with the Federal army was
IN 1869 elected Governor OF Virginia. and
twice afterwards 10 Congress from che Rich
mond district. Yet In 1883. twenty years
sitter GILBERT c. WALKER was chosen Gov
ernor OF Vlrgini', this Republican organ der
clares ITS undying hostility TO every southern
man, aud denouuces the recognition OF al
lesi.pce % Virginia as "tresson."
The Republicans venom hurts nobody.
The fact we deplore IL that in Virginia aud
other states soulbrons can be found "holding
the cost" OF such maignants whilst these do
battle against the south.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-12
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 70. 1888.
British Public OPINION.

The power Of public opinion 10 England
Il strongly Illustrated by the fact that after
al reiniorcemenis are to be sent 10 Suskim.
Lord SALEBUEY's description OF the rela-
tions the British force now at Suakim bore
20 the civilization OF Africa was pretty and
poetic, but according TO The practical
English mind II was not business. i, may
also be remarked that no doubt General
GEExFEL's confidence that be csn cope with
the Arabs Ut present opposed TO bin IL en-
tirely justified; but neither is that busine's
according 10 the English way OF thinking.
The fact Is that the Eoglish public are smart
ing under the loss Of British prestige in the
soudan. are Jealous Of the efforts OF other
Powers to acquire footholds IN the Dark Con-
tinent, and arc heartily tired Of the "hold-
our-own" policy IN the Red-Sea littoral This
has been the policy FOR several wears. The
British have made little n any progress In the
Red.sea littora since the battles Of El.Teb
and Tamanieb. which. like most subsequent
engagements near Suskim, were "butcher-
and-boh" sfrairs. The Mshdl and bis sue
cessor, the Khalits. have had II pretty much
their own way ia the interior, end OsNAE
DIGNA, despite his many deaths, has success
fully barred the path 10 Bcrber and rendered
II improbable up IL date 10 build the pro-
jectsd railroad from Susklm % thst psce.
The construction Of sucb road seems 10 BE-
a ioregone conclusion. From an engineering
point Of view there Is no question as 10 its
feasibility; from a military STANDPOINT it u
regarded a. almOt necessity in
order to the establishment Of Egyp-
tisn sway, which means British sway,
over The soudan; while az
commercial enterprise it would rebound 10
the advantage OF the British taxpayers. II
Is now said that the khalia's influence is on
the wane, and when this Is noted In connec-
ton with other considerations we have mem
toned. the "jingoi.m" that has made the
Government reinforce General GRENFEL
against IT'S ir,quenily-declared policy can he
readily understood. The people SIe begin
ming TO feel That The opp0rtuue time has ar
rIved for penetrating the Soudsu 10 stay and
for getting back with interest the money the
WotsErFY expedition and the previous ope
ralions around Suabim cost them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-12
committee. The committee. he is the COM
mitiee. The small fry must no, flsiter them
selves that he needs any beip from them.
Roumania and sorvia.

Although Austria has strong hold upon
beth the King OF Roumaoia and the King Of
Sefyla. the pro.Russiau party has insiorlty
10 the Roumanian Parliament and The re-
cent sersiAn elections resulted In victory
for the anti Autrians. This condition OF
affairs ia clearly the fruit Of the work OF Rus
sian Psnslsvic emuslries, and Is calculated
to cause uncasiness. especially IN Hungary.
What WITH the rulers named at loggtrneads
with their people II would appear that very
little proyocation would be necessary 10 start
revolution In Roumaula and Seryia. In that
event Austria would, II seems from present
indications, unquestionably stand by htog
MILAN, n not by the King Of Roumanla, thus
afordlng Russia The excuse she so afdenfly
desires for armed intesierencein the Balkans.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-12

Colonel Elliott r. shepard, OF the New
York Mail ADD Express, viii preside and
spesk tonight at 1880 O'Clock at Foundry
Methodist Episcopal church, North
Washington Post.
This Colonel ELLIOTT F. SHEPARD Is the
man who recently threatened death and de-
struction 10 the South. He IS the cause Of
much fun IN New York-a laughing-stock,
IN word. lie bss as welhkuown name
as BARNUH has. lie married VANDERBlLT,
and hes the handling, we suppose, OF some
Of the money OF that thrifty family. He has
put of bis martial garb and appears In
Washington IN an entirely different dress.
His hand Is no longer mailed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-12

IN the ears, sometimes roaring. puzzing sound,
or snspping lie the report Of pistol are caused
by cstarrh. that exceedingly disag'eesol" and
very common disease. Loss o. smell or hearing
ais, results from oaiauh. Hoods sarsaparilia
the great blood puriaer IL peculiarly success'ui
remedy for catarrh, whichit curos by Graduating
from the blood the impurity which causes sad
promotes this disease.
"For twenty-five years havo boon troubic1
with ca;arrh IN The head, Indigestion. and gene
ral debility concluded 20 Try oottile OF
Hoods Ssroaparilla
and q did me 20 much COOL that / continued it,
use TIT have taken fvs bottles My heath has
greatly improved aad | feel like different
women mrs. J. B. ADAMS, = Richmond street
Newark. N. j.
~ am happy 10 say that my vile was cured OF
q very had cough aud what wss called quick
consumption 10y Hoods sarsaparIils. She vas
restored TO perfect health. which she has enjoyed
over since. our iitIe gir wss Door and puny;
Bood's ssrsapailla seemed to be Just tho thing
she needed AS che has boon we'll and hearty
since taking IT," FRANK OTIS, Berwick. Ne.
\. B-.Be sure 70 get
HOODS SAL
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only by c. |. HOOD CO.. Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-12

The Philadelphia Inquirer says: "Public
water fountains for horses and men, too, are
wanted in the city," But would the men
know Whist they were iorY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-12
ROCKVILLE, HANOVER, Va

TO the Editor OF the Dispatch:
Surprising am a man OF property, un-
mauied, having sistera-two whole aud two
bai.sisterS- what distinction would the Law
make between them, having died without
making WIZ BY answering the above you
will grestly Oblige a SUBSCRIBER.
"Collsierals OF the half-hlood inherit only
half 60 much a. those OF the whole blood"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-12

Thinks. BY BILL NYE. Chlcsgo: The Dear
born Publishing Company. Paper %
cents.
Resd or heard, under all circumstances,
BILL NYE Is entertaining.
For sale by the publisher
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-12

"The Ohio State journal has commenced
the Issue Of a commercial edition Of their pa
per-" Is it published in the interest OF
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