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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-02
BANKENs AND IiROKEKs.

JSO. p. BRANCH. FRED. Il. SCOTT
THOMAS BRANCH s. Co, BANF
4 Frs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
BONDS, STOCKS, and sECURITIEs
BOUGHT AND SOLD IN this and all the
Northern markets.
We have o private tolegraph-wire from our
Office 10 all the Northern exchanges. and car
execute orders for ACTIVE STOCKS within
few minutes of their receipt az our Office
We get quotations every quarter Of an hour
which are open tor the inspection OF Om
customers.
Earliest information on the subject OF Raj
road aud Corporation Securities and Stat
Bonds.
de eft ruOMAS BRANCH 4 90
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-02

A DEMocRATIC G. \. R-DisappOinte
politicians are plotting the downfall OF
the National guard Of war veterans.
General Palmer and General Koonlz, en-
Filtered by partisan defeat, are seeking
personal revenge when they join la an
onslaught Of resentment against that pa
triotic order This may seem a harsh
sentence 10 pass upon their conduct, Int
the sequel of their withdrawal from the
Grand Army OF the Reprbic shows that
it Is not unjust The preparations now
making In Indiana and Illinois for the
formation OF new Organization re.
crlited from the ranks OF Democratic
veterans vitiate their own reasons for
abandoning the older association. They
have affirmed that they cannot remain 10
the Grand Army Of the Republic, since 10
mas ceased 10 be non-parlisan body
and then to prove the sincerity Of their
motives they take steps for the oreaniZa-
ton OF new Grand Army Of the Repub-
lie which shall be exclusively Demo-
cratic Exchange.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-02
No. BOB coLLEGE sTREEr. NEAR naOAp
Bv virtue OF the decree mentioned tcl0w.
wifi sell by pubic auction, ON the premises,


Bv virtue Of the decree mentioned tclow.
viii sell by pubic auction, ON the premises
MONDAY, nrcrvBER g. lss..
beginning with the PROPERTY On Imnklln
and Fifteenth streets az ! p m, che VA 1 A.
BILE STABLES. with mule lut- attached, SIT
uated as uh sc descrh bed. und 20 hc .Dii iu
TWO parcels, as fol ows
lst The commodiDus. cligibly- oCatCl ant
wfll-urrdnrrd STABLE ut the nOrfhput COR
Ter 81 tlanklin amt Fifteenth str cis. VIII "a
front OF about q fect. and nov Occup ed hy
Mr. Duke at fair renni
a. The STABLE udilining and east of the
above. with TWO good sfDr = aud We ] suited
fO- the Stable business. now itnfcd ~ Mr.
1homfs i. Iurn'r ana fronting about u 20
Both 0f these properties are well situat' q
for -slts and livery etsbIts. AMI always com
mand poot tenants ~ "a rsntais.
and nt a. O'Clock pm. on the samo day ]
vii -clI. 20 ihe premises the y tNl nh-l ia
BE AND NELlBi lit BhlCk DN ELL
so 80 3j &, licg, street. hc Wcru Broad
AMI Marshall containing tIEht fOlf IS. besides
a Kitchen WITH two rooms. Ihl1 hluse r. we'll
worthy The attention 0i those waning a cen
trally-inCnt-d and com on able DWELLING either
ns - LOWc or for fnNe.tWCIt The lot flOu.
30 feet nnl runs buck laD feet e. an uliey.
y plat of the stable properties Will ho on
cshit!tion 10 "a iew dpys 40 lhc office OF the
auCtl0ncer.
TERMS one four b cash, aud the residue az
SIX. twelve ard eighteen months !Dr notes
with nat rtst added AMI itl-lcta.nef.
OTHO O.. kEAN.
Special Commissioner.
Blankcnshlp, &c. Flaintf. aeainst Hm1ken
snip az Ais Deicndanfs-lu the CLauclry
Count OF the CITY %, Rchmcni.
T. Charles W. 60 ldin. clerk Of said court,
certify hat the bond required OF fhr special
commissioner by The decree M -ad cause OF
Novcmber Do. lee,. ha been duly given.
Gwen und my hand this 18th dag o. No
14,f on tr - "a gonrrNr
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-02

II Is about time for little plain truth.
telling here. II the American Republic
ever comes TO grief through the use OF
money ct elections, II will be the men
who give and collect the vast corruption
funds who will be responsible for the
overthrow OF the besf government the
world ever saw and MOI The cheating
agents they employ --Pbils. Times.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-02
AUCTION SALES Future Days.
by Che sning 4 Rose.
Real Estate Agents, Aucti0Heers ana Drohers
mob North Tenth street, Richmond va

10y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID executed by Henry Holland and vito and
Clarence l.. Holland, dat June 2Ofb. 1871. ana
recorded IN she olerk's Office OF Che lcrneld
County COnr,, 20 secure note or said lste'
hr twn BY the said Henry and Car nee j. Hol
land FOR ire sum Of s2Sj. payable one year
after dare. default having b''u made the
piyment of said not, aiit beng required ~
ihSholdpr al said 4 ofe 80 10 do, the undersigned
will sell by auction. AZ The flee - he's ing
& Rose. aiictio co.'s SO. NOrtn Tenth SIR, ct,
Richmond Va,
On THURSDAY. THE I3rH DAY OF DE
CEMBch, Is =, at y o'clock m,
TIE INTEREST or SAID HENRY HOL-
LAND AND CLARENCE T.. HOLLAND
in tic tracts Of land iu Chest f1uid county.
nd joiniug Chnlkiey's al Iifion 10 tie town al
Manchester, and containing respectively ana
G.f ] q OHCrge.
Terms G. sh = HN DUNLOP.
3icc2 ~ TRUSTEE.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-02

Below we quote prices OF few OF the MANY
Bargains We have in stock:
Needles, lc. per paper; hairpns L.. per
0uneh ana &C. per OoA; 10 slate pencils for lc.:
lead penc Is for lc; rubber iip penefl H. I,
note paper. &c. for "a sheets; envelopes. &c. Tor
=; shoe backing. lc. per box; shoe polish.
nc per bottle; sewing machine oil &c. per bot
Tie; papers pins, &C.; silk. &c per spool: hat
ton hole twist. lc.; embroidery six e Der
dozen; standard prints, g.. per yard; 1ingnams.
from 9sc. Yer yard; all wool henriettas
% :; all wool tricOt, 3 and 4Nc plalds. Il
10 sc; unlauudried shirts. a. To G5c; ladies'
rubber SHOES. DC. per pair: boys knee pants
sc, A large lot OF mems work pants for $l.OO
and 81 %. WV
choice of Harpers Bazaar Patterns free
disc. 0"''u
with small profits, square dealings and good
values, we hope 10 merit u share Of your pat
ronage JOHN NJ. YELL,
ltacket Store.
'ueei-ft Oil l.. Broad Street.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-02
LEGAL NOTICES.

u United .tdtc3 W" 'sastfrn lIsffIaf -
irRfni1.
Ia the matter ~
A. W. Hnrmsn. Jr., I'm DansTupfcy.
bankrupt
Extract from secro' u seplomiorf4 f..,
ut IL now orIored that tiis matter I, 81.
uptcy. together With al pr ce,d.ugq b.. u.
thereto. be referred - WI ana r. W,l' 20.
IL n rcby appointed ~ Clai g0mm.tsl.r. o.
the purpose. who shall take 8u ac.,urf if
Hens and charges up'u %" lurl Win. ''
conc, or may h'r'afur com ~ fho I.rl.
the D. -slgnccs iu ia tialiry 0f .H . r
Hartman. Jr.. b ukruIt. ir m 900. r.I
II said bankrupt together Witn fff.r t....
tics. "a. " htt lgiil D. reasonable
90 Ihouas y flgr lrf o.
Guy, Desiy ccs iu riIkuWcj ui .fr 3D..
rurf, fOf ih.fr scrvicCs rnnpr.I I.. Xxx.
N this matter snd in ail IrIc,c irg.Ir .l
10 said tat
Ard toe sad commissioDCri ha si.rr....
once q ,tch fuf InuE lllU lN. .-..t
81 cNluptOu GaLnlfr" nnf 10 sHran r...,...
pubI.hpl DO NJ ,lfy nl i.hmDUl. wI.'
nee sh % be- deco ei c4ufltuf fn
sonai service upJu HlI parties l.a....
Of the time ana pace 20 iu. lu. aI. .l...
And ihc add -iccu. cOHrnIf...Inr ....
pOft The saIur fD De- cnHrf, together nI.
other SITS rItemfd prtiIuDrf NF DIM.
whlch Doe mas he de-iud t0 r.plff b..
parry o. fht $50 rfDc"ftiEes.
A cops Ie.int
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-02

A Toronto correspondent of the New
York Herald discusses what be terms the
three courses open to Canada-annexa.
ton, independence and imperial fedora
ton. There is fourth course which
the correspondent overloOks-the con-
iinuance Of the existing condition-and
il is the course which Canadians as
whole approye--Montreal Gazette.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-02

LEWIS GINrER. PsrsrnESr.
Jos. i,uYAN. vicErREsrDESr.
g.T. BROOKE, sEcRKrAaS.
rav o.ny T1sss, delivered IN the city oY
..sr srs AT Il oents per ~cek. Leave 40
800 soe of,ee or scf'd ~ by postal caro-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-02

SHrr ARDS Wharf.-The Mail and Er-
Press is In Lelligor nj MOOD. It. gallant
commanderin. chief his cleaned his FIRE
arms, rubbed up his rlsty sword, donned
his fighting uniform and mustered MIN.
self into the service for war.
The occasion Of this great martial ar
ray and display is the wicked action Of
the Democracy in initiating the example
of the Republican workers in seeking D
secure all the members they have elected
to Congress, or claim TO have elected
where there is a doubt about the result
This is work in which Q1ay and his
merry men have been busily engaged
ever since the election But when the
Democrats enter into the same business
the man Of mail curls his mouslache
fiercely or make the motion to curl il, and
shouts; .Do you want war ?'-Exchange
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-02
CREAM OF THE PRESS.
BEST THOUGHTS or the DAY IRON
$40 DAfLTES.

The Black Ilag-Tho Threatened Evil
shepard's War he &. A. R.-oener,l
Harrison. us Policy go other Lively
Topics.
The Jersey farmers who are securing
The swamps for inde.cribablc beas,s
probably favor the repeal Of TIE hish
license law. Nothing but the cold weaih.
or appears TO keep them from chasing
akes-Philadelphia Times.
The Iri5tpe says OF the navy that "Scc-
relary Whitncy's annual report is a con
servatiye aud business like document. fl
Is not married by the displays Of partizan-
snip which were SO frequent in his earlier
reports. 1t contains clear and liner.
esling fcci'al of The progress which has
Deen made during the year in The con.
slruction OF tue LOW navy, and also
painst1king review OF naval pTOgfc,s
abroad as well rs The operations Of eye,v
bureau Of his department"
1nE BLACK FLAG.-What possesses
The editor OF The NIL md EIpyss' 10 run
up the black llsg on SO slight proyoca-
lion, does not clearly appear, but hi,
lulmipat. Ons must be- accepted AS repre-.
seuting a certain phase OF public scnti-
mcoi that is seeking in advance OF The
incoming OF the new Administration. 90
make an impression upon ils policy AMI
organize II on a war basis; but uni, SIS
we are greatly mistaken IN The patiiot.
ism and COOL sense Of the Pfesident-eltc',
be Is not tue man TO be swept out of his
course by such bursts funreasoning and
sectional Observation-Disclosures Post
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-02

fIIAnLFs vs. GOuuEl..
luo.s no LYONS s. Lyon I.u
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-02

I'OR SALE. ONE DETACHED 81
NEW FRAME BUILDING connn- IL
I'D seven rooms on Broad street iDfH
Thirty sixth AMI Thirtv-serenfh .tr.fs r
lhc rD'gl.olh0Ol "a Chim0omz0 Park N
p- SOLID ni easy terms a. suit purchaser Ar.
l,} t0 GE ROE .. car LETT south IIst
sIer between Slain and Cary. fno sur.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-02

y THREATENING EyIL.-The cumua-
tive evidence presented by the Uorid
from all parts Of the country Of the use
OF money III The recent election conveys
q needed idea Of the extent of the evil
Though here has beef much talk OF It's
dangerous prevalence OF late year lie
approximate revelation of lis real dimcn.
sions has astouuded great many people
"ho are now piontably aroused % the
importance Of The subject This was IN
pant shown by the attention given 10 it
in the sermons on Thanksgiving DAY
II is not a matter which any thoughtful
citizen can keep out of his mind be he a
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-10-17
Watch Michigan.

Michigan is one OF the most III
teresting battle-felds of the present
campaign. Though not commonly
reokonei among the doubtful States
it appears quite as fairly debatable
as some of those on which atten-
ton has been concentrated. In a
straight division between the two
old parties on the old issues Mich
igan would probably vote Republic
can still: but there has not been such
a division lately. The result o: re-
cent elections has been more than
once determined by the voters who
went off from the old parties as
Prohibitionists or as labor reformers'
and it is the uncertainty as to the
course of these voters next month
that makes Michigan doubtful.
There are other uncei tain elements
be-ide. and the sentiment OF the
State on tariff revision has never be-
fore been testedas it will be now, so
that altogether Michigan is State
worth watching.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-10-17
TeIcgrnIIis Isrieleil.

Montgomery has raised it, quaran-
line against jackson. Mississippi, and
all towns In Alabama, except Deca.
tur.
Georgs Norman vas yesterday
nominated To be Uuited state Mar
shall for the eastern District uf LOU.
siana.
Prof. Paul Gibisr, Of Paris, leaves
New York to-day fnr Jacksonville to
investigate the yellow fever for bis
govern saent.
II cpsts $500 each a month tn SUE
tain The volunteer corps Of phs sicians
IN Jaks .nsille. Criticism Of the
c"s' eau ID the corps to resign Later
he siEhattoDs we're Withdrawn.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-10-17
Just q Little Fun.

A criminal may rot believe in his
own guilt. but he y always open to
conTiction.-Ha,per's Bas1ar.
Woman Ito tramp How's the
soup? Tramp-'ralnt quite strong
enough, ma'atn. wish you would
wash few more dishes in il..-EpocL.
TX street boy calls bis mothers
slipper "yellow jack because ii has
20 much sting in it, Washington
Critic.
In Spain they have q desease called
"red eye" With the blues. aud the
rel eye, and tbs yellow fever all at
the same time. even a homely man
could not fail 10 look quite pictur-
esque.-iS0meruille Journal
An exch ,nge speak Of "a man in
toxic ted wI,h q wooden leg" We
always knew tbat wooden legs are
apt to throw q nIa1 or his base, but
vas not awar, that they we're intoxis
eating --Hotet Mil
Fat "r-Mary, didn't | zee Mr.
Slim with his arm around you last
evening" Mary (indIgnantly)-No,
j., yoH hidn't. We had TIN curtaiDs
pulled down and the duor shu..--
Huntington Critic.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-10-17
s..mlI FRACTURED.

bA> rt.LE. Va, 0ct. I5.-Ye,ter
Jty .rs4 ming In a kirt of woods near
\ r'1 'apviIIp James Ii. Hartls AMI
" companions were lying dow u on
h" EF uud, y b~n Frank Payne came
" 4 tappe! Hattis Oh the head with
''wk. Harris cnsmpIaIne,i. and
= yHe thsh dealt him blow which
traC urvd the skull aud burst al Mr.,
'esr lIa't's j. in prccarious con
'ni'h a.d will probably die. Payne
ssa regi Il this morning.
A. the DansiIIe and New.Riyer
Junction, i've miles from here, Henry
tihnn SHIT aud seriously wounded
Gorge Blackwell. Both are cuIorel
youth. and il IL eIqimed tie shooting
sas accidental
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-10-17
Mr. Thurnlan's Letter.

Mr.. Thurman has given to the
press his letter e acceptance. 1t is
short, simple, yet forcible. 1t is in
line with his admirable addresses at
Port Huron and at Newark, and
rests the case Of the Democratic
party on the merits Of Cleveland :
Administration and the advantages
the people are certain to reap from
the enforcement Of Democratic
policy.
To biz former terse and telling
expressions regarding taxation
which have taken 20 strong a hold
in the popular mind. Judge Thur
man now adds several, obviously
suggested by the Senatorial Tariff
bill, which indelibly brand that in-
famous measure Of extortion and OPP
preston.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-10-17
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Supreme Court Decisions.
pisested by the News and Observer.

ni1ested by the News and Observer.
Eastern Land an T. Company VS.
State Board of Education.
Held, While an ancient deed proves
itself, ii is itself no proof of title, or
of possession under it /
He'll: That the recitals in a sher
IFS deed to the Governor for Land
sold ter taxes were not evidence,
prior to the ats 1885, chatter 1T,
section AZ, which statute has no re-
tractive OPERATION.
Held: A forfeiture under the act
of 1912 chapter 36, is not compile un,
Ill some proper acton is had to as
certain aud declare aud give elf c,
thereto.
Held. The word assigns" in C.
ton 2,522 of the Code does not eme
brace purchasers for value. after d
grant has issued, but an assignee u
the warrant authorizing the issue u
be grant.
battth@ vs.. IOuuE.
1t il the DUTY of he board Of coun
" canrassel to receive the return:
Of an election. and u. ertaiu from
,ham who I, cevel the Highest nun,
ier If votes and to declare the result
If the election. In doirg tbs thu,
are TO examine the returns, to de-,
lermine whether th> ar such, wheth
err they are stuff rent or otherwise
and fr',m su"'. a. they find t be p o
per, IL find and 4, clare the result,
but their acli,n as to tae sufliciency
vi the returns is not C inclusive. Il
settle the prima fac right. No az.
peal lies from their decision. In ~
action brought to determine the
right, the court proceeds without re.
ference tothe board Of canvassers.
Held, tn It in an action to try the
right I" al Office, 40 ISSUE as IL
"hethe- board Of canvasssrs pro
perry rejected Certain returns Wal
'mmateritl. The only proper is ne
IN the action is as b, WIN received 1
majority of the votes cast; what wa,
The true result OF the election.
Held, where immaterial issues are
Submitted, the finding If the jury il
regard to them should be disregarded
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-10-17

VIZ have shown, says the Raleigh
News-0bserver, the Republicans are
throwing a great deal Of money i"to
North Carolina in order to carry the
State. Our people will have to meet
this with hard work. BY earnest,
active and intelligent effort from
now until the day Of election on the
part Of every Democrat. a very eiTec-
tive Offset to the corruption fund Of
our adsersaries may BE- provided, but
we need not expect victory in the
face If such unscrupulgu. methods
unies. We work for it, and work
strenuoasly, a. individuals aud all
together. To work. then. Demo-
Gratis. 10 work!
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-10-17
To Young Democrats.

We want it brought home to the
North Carolina va er in this CAM
p4lgn that tie h nor and dignity II
III State is on his shoulders that the
glory aud GOO name OF the ) ate
has been entrusted to him; and that
ne is specially ON guard to protect
tine homes. and preserve the p ace
aud happiness OF our people. We
want it drilled into the voters that
there is no greater or grand. poiitI
cal poser than 4 sovereign state;
tbat there is NJ higher p iyiIege or
greater honor than 10 be a c,t.zen Of
II State like North Carolina. We
want il understood. among tie young
sotrrs cspe ciaIly, that great d niger
turks In up slhy and indiffstet ee and
hat the : el' from p ace aud got,l
order. to chaos and destruction = a
hort one; that this proud old State
Ut our was once compelled to take
that step aud oaly tive. ty years agu
al that and If they are n Il vigiiant.
bold and determined. size may b.
compelled 10 take il again. The
name. toe honvr, the welfare of the
STATE; the happiness II hun and
The peace aud prosperity Of all the
ps 0ple, are In the keeping Of young
Demo- rats
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-10-17
BUCKLEN's ARyICA sALvs

TaE BEsr SALvE in the world Tor Cuts
Sores, Ulcers. Salt RheIim, Fever sores, let
ter, ChappeI Hands, Chilblains, Cons and
all Skin Eruptions, and positively cares
Piles. or no pay required. ltis guaranteed
TO give perfect satisfaction, or money refund
ed. Price Is cents per box.
For sale byR. BIaeknall Il ca. Dnurham
n a.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-10-17

Tue Republican National Com
mittae, at the opening Of the cam.
paign, engaged Col. fnger.oII to
make tive Harrison and Morton
speeches for 500 etch. Becoming
alarmed later IN at the idea Of bur,i-
ening the party with both fr,e
whisky aud paganism, the Con-
mittee either rep',diated it, contract
with the Colonel entirely, or cum
promised with him by paying him
The same figure IN keep mum. The
Colonel continues to stand by the
party. however, on account Vi the
tax IL puts upon Bibles.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-10-17

Every dty II a little lille and orr
whole lite Ii but day repeated. IT'S
not lest 10 suffer pain for even one
'ittIe day, @hsn one apple aiion oil
Wafnerfs Log Cabin Extract will
dive II quick away. Nothing better
for external or internal application.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-10-17
Tgy Reidsvilie Time. tsll. II. n,

The ReiisviIie Times tells TN that
the military companies from that
place came home delighted with
the treatment they received while
in Durham. We are glad TO hear
this aud trust they will come to see
III again.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-10-17
DURHAM COUNTY DEMO
CRATIC TICKET.

tayisHAM COUNTY DEMO
CRATIC TICKET.
For Senate,
TIL HUGHES, OF Orange.
J. A. LONG, of Person.
For the Legislature:
JOHN T. NICHOLS.
For Sheriff:
Ed. MARKHAM,
For Treasurer
w. Fl. ROWLAND.
Register of DEEDS:
PAsCH ALL LUNSFORD.
Coroner.
DIR. N. NJ. JOHNSON.
Surveyor:
A. Nj. LEATHERs.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-10-17

ALLEN G. THURMAN says: 1.-THE
idea that people can be enriched by
heavy and unnecessary taxation,
that IA mans condition can be I'M
proved by taxing him ON all he wears,
ON all his wife and children wear, ON
all his tools and implements of in
dustry, is an obvious absurdity."
MR. THURMAN in his letter of &C
ceptance: 1--WE seek to reduce taxes
upon the necessaries of life; our op-
ponents seek to increase them."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-10

xysxozs FAM KNFKDos yBKpKslcx.
BxxIrI, March 9.-rhs Riehasseieer
ant ounces tnss sne cnaneelsof has 70
G. ivsd the foilouin2 telegram from
Enpxros P,sderick:
.-sas Rsuo. M4rcn "a, this m,rnent
OF dee, est sorrov Al the dtcsase CT the
Eupercr ard Kire. my beloved fsskes,
I mast express my thank. TO you sad g.
tie uiassseFs Of sss,e for the Devotion
and 10y atty sith which yo1 al served
tin. rely upon yoef as>isssnce IN Ii
afescus co rye vhsch yoo esvs invssvsd
apou ne. ! leave b - ioDcsrsv
FxxpGHScx-"
The emperor sss sis, fossAriea TIE
sollasicQ ordinances % the ministers o,
s,a,e on tie seblees of paosie nsarE-
lrss
with regard 10 rational mcognsns
when aas eesesofose Be q e7ssornsfy.
Oil ros order any prSvissos bcs viii
s1ahef lsave 10 svssy German 10 teaer
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-10

silver. in hfs raising of customs d1;xs. asi
"a ass wAr Against tie s~isiisss. havinx
srea the German states rnited anaef him be
has Scr efteeo Years posed as . peace
maker. repeatedly sctsd ss Al arbitrator N
in,erassscuAl tispa,cs. and. anscsS other
things, decided taaf the Saa Joan grcap
cf is,aads in the lowsr socnt eelanged 70
ne Uasted states, against the eiAims o:
Gsca; Britain.
Unsuccessful attempts were made On three
didrreaf OCCASIONS 10 take the emperos's
life, the .irs, al Sicser laxeiheim in Baden,
the secnad si Rasen Baden Ia isef. and
TIRE u ird ss BeFsin In 1878 Tie married in
isf9, AaEnsts. dAnghfer Of the Grand pase
Charles Frederick. OF SAKE weinar- Els
zach. and bad ihree ehildrsa. William. the
crown ptiaee. Who nHs lies III at San Reno
and Louisa. the grand duchess of bsdes.
The emperor domestic life ha- be n al
exemplary one. ais habits were simple,
and he lived frrgally. hi disposition was
. SAMMY oae. ali -oagA having been born
and b ed soldier. be loved order and dis
capliac. 6ernass sdorei him and no Ho-
AenKslsern has ever passed away whose
ieAfh viii be mere Amented by loyal sao-
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