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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-20
Geaebers.

rADy thorough teacher Of long experience. oeslie7
n make an engagement for september ~ eV scno
=, yycnifyT teaches mathematics higher EhBssn'
ara gerraaan Address TEACHER BOX Zoo sou'i
orange, N. j.
goyeTncsses professors teachers all branches
c,rcuisrs schools supplied TO parents Iepcn rY
sn.nish snolren - wanted teachers Mlhi M 49,
RIFRE 81 East 17th-st-, bet 4tn-aye anu prosa"ss'
~ 1NTED-Assistant superintendent Western city
w nrlnrinsl Southern State Normal primary trnins
,sn.hfr Eastern Normal lady prncps as.
sssoeiae principal Baptist, seuth % anu
sclences lsdy. Chicago piano ana veca huso ieAs
i,dy teacher OF French Chicago wno t' ta XIII.
cpsinrodcry Baptist Mhs. L. ffshhHAN-Dn'
WAY, % west 23dst 49, -,
Ixy1YTFD--Iadies: English branches Western board
w tns scbooI English French. music oraWing Irencn
c.rnsn nafntinr drawing (Catholic) MOTTO orI,n VIII,
osh mnsic sevcral French resident tcae1er uiponrss
shont T,sn: very good postlohs aisy W" \, I'll
s,aes With English. French, music HISS Lh 49,
EEs, AGENCY, 10 East 17th-st recommends 'e's"
ers all branches
xxrINrrD-You1g lady for city school mathematics
w n.,nysI seiences +. MIRIAM COfRlEhh- Sl LAST
11tbst between Broadway and 4thave. ------
xryoMAN,s EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREN, !fsr
w So ssxesl SUPPLIES professors teachers
-,,.,.seNs housekee).rS companions, &C. 70 sooscs,
s.SooIs and families also bookkeepers s'ehosapne' anu
copysss d. CULVhR, 800 Shave. New York City.
~ ,aE TAHITF OF 1888" pamphlet Of 20 large pages
sitinc rates OF duty now In iorce n IuI u9so,n.'
,,h he entire Free List and ohor valuable Tarin
aon uno Timely Tor References and sose!ntey sSirees
prsss 10 cents copy. Published BY Tho Inouhe
New-York
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Ciip 11ropertp for 6ale.


12CTI ST. between Lenox and 7th ayes is one OF tne
n. select streets In the upper section we are JUL
ing superior substantially constructed four-sory WHY
foot esisnce we'll arranged and perfect order with
extension a great bargain II sold beioro 'ho
NV * STEVENSON & CO.,
JOG Broadway or 653 5th-ayc.
ID, LEGANT NEW 4-SToRY DRowNsToNE Cabinet
IL nnis ned houses as so, 81 West s5thet lqufo On
premises. JAMES A. FRAME, owner.
COR SALE very low, will rent; West Endave, cor
il 7Oth-st OWNER 80 West 49thst.
Nos Loco 1oea Msdison-sya, between sos rh sna
corner Madsonave and soth-st prices reasonable can
be any time without permit 49,
f. FITZPATRICK. Builder. 800. .
3J3 East 7Sth-st. and 70 East S6th-sL-
" cry ATTRACTIVE West Side houses for sale or 70
rent CHAS. T. SCHUYLER Geo,
1,157 0th-ave., cor. 71stst
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Mem Qualifications.

JULIAN HAWTHORNE names his last
u novel "A DREAM AND FoRGETTlNG.'
pretty title OF as sweet and charm
ing story as man eyer wrots.ss >, WHOLE hole
BELg0RD, CLARKE CO., publishers
CHICAGO, NETWORK AND SAN FRANCISCO
A S is WELL KNOWN,
"A The new Peoples Cycopcda is absolutely the only
work dealing with every Imaginable topic under the
sun the subjects being well digesed and fifty proper
toned full without, useless yerbiage concise put not
meacr crisp but not scrappy and sold upon terms within
Tic reach OF the modest For sample pages and
fuller information, send postal 70 BRYAN, TAYLOR
CO., 757 Broadway N, y
GONE ONE signing herself OF himself
OA. . Ma mailed a,s us wA ~ M ASp {" HER
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Society person imagnes that it pnehe biz or her partcu
lar corn severely-then there might be satsfac
ton in discovering the author 70 be man. Az New.
Workers and people OF Lenox VIII easiy rccogone INC
interesting novel, but readily undeceve himself BY
buying copy anywhere In paper covers for fifty cents
o In cloth for one dollar -.
BELFORD. CLARKE CO., publishers.
CHICAGO, NETWORK AND SAN FRANCISOO.
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Furnished Aauses Go Eet.


PERFECTLY HEALTHY LD.FAsHIoNED country
% fnishsd Esad wS.p's ccw oSna
s6und,ce fruit an ss5ds sDog %ses
ne ola shade o e. MEYER sDs Yaa wen sound bathing
private family only. Il. Is 90 ~, eSds.
Acny built cottage containing y rooms 2, Msstc
and lawn views hours E ih si'S
At SOUTH NYAcK oN-HUDsoN;- Fully furnished a shed,
house 12 acre 2, ground shade ana S ' be-
rented for season Of months. Address c. H. MEEKER
sIAscoNsET. NANTUCKET ISLAND. Furnished ed
maa SGso og s,SH % spues
COTTAGE AT LAKE GEORGE fully furnishes n. SSt.s TO
Of the lake convenient steamboat landing For terms
''''' J. NJ MUNoz, 81 Liber.y.st. New York City:
FOE SUMMER RkNTThe tunsssS hons' s z, sSe
3 .ss e daSa II with
barn S'fS S. On r Ssp w.f n
bantam ISSms eSI1ysra ,Ipd lsa Il sn'f'
Conn, esq., iA"n"''1 VI ' C. d. KILB0URN.
EyRNsEEp HOUSE foT summer months su FS,aish ID
house for July e 5sSp' ,s and
sE Sc. isis An '' sSa az
as ss.. and as s0; MsTss. lHSSrs IRON
AXE GEORGE Adjoining crosbyslde Hotel a, tsf:
IL nshed cottage; modern tennis court; iceho9se mn.I
boat near enough h s4ac K sfa' n 8;
T ENoX. MASs-From June for IL weeks . iniiy
tuars address Miss re- M ~ 70
AT oUNTAIN STATION Cor.nFe) n JofS ~ nssSs
ssSos TTafk, t TO prosdwaS. New York:
ID LOCKWOOD N. ito let iof season nice Iurns s,
hhous4; rooms besides servants room edoohoh y
water ample grounds-S acres; lawn ana svsae "a
minutes from station 40 minutes from New orh anu
20 trains s75 month. T.. z. HAMILToS o. w. o"
Broadway. =,
<, TAMFORD-For rent or year, elegantly tua-
- nshed large house. 10 rooms every modern ssa
mcnt per:ect order; beautifully lod out rse
stable and carriage Clarks Hill mic lron
WILLIAM Ii. HoYT & CO., VanderohtaVc'' oppo''''
Grand Central Depot
&, HORT HILLS ". fully furnished house tor heo
- or four months from June Running wsel, cr nss
telephone, burglar alarm. &C. minutes irou uopO ~
Addrss f. Room 49, Tribune Building where photo
graphs RAY be seen
mo RENT in Pennington Gonna large, od-fashlonen
,ouse rni shed containing large cool rooms with PI.
on two sdes OF the house from June TO OctoDer doo
annie grounds; stable, garden plenty OF rn
AK nef month Address CHARLES CAisEiN GI0JSSS
H. B. Pennington, Conn, or EDWIN " "AHD' II"
broadway, New-York
rCo RENT-LAKE GEORGE-Fl!nished cottage e,,o "a.
Joining Crosbyside Hotel boating; icehouse nleq
beautiful situation. Apply to w. H. eIoOh" ri'H'
G5 Libertyst
ITO RENT-A neat cottage. well furnished; situated
close Ia the bay with good bathing and nsnne can
JAMES WARD Shelter Island Suffolk Co, N y
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A NYMPH OF THE WEST.

WHEN A PUBLISHER states that 5000
w copies Of new novel nn,,,e have bs sSa
YOU can rely on the statement, IL is the best
proof possible that the novel is interesting amusing and
what's wanted Such the fact IN regard to Ernest De
Iancey Persons famous book, SLAVE OF CdR
CTJNSTANCESn The trade will please notice
that the second edition of 5000 will be ready by the 23d
OF May. ~ M ,,,-,
CHICAGO NETWORK AND SAN FIANCISCO.
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Counirp 1]ropertp Wantso.

- .,,sd
IN THE CoUNTRY.-small Furnished me- FAMILY Of ave
sdatx within three hours from civ Address, via
nished by boarding house In Well le,a' 44asace
M ANrEpIa the country the su% SUNNI (, ss vriss
w ntshed house for four adults o. nom New YORK In
i land Ssw.Jersey preferred Adiress j. r. NJ "
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A complete directory Of do
HOMES ns ns PEGS Ell: ssi
on tho my %is sn Il NsZYSE1 con- !;
PICTURESQUE ERIE. aOu'es RIl:. q land g:p.las;
churches methods BY which become h: own
q s:. !; N H. % s Z.
A WEST FARMS Oath Ware}, on The Bsstonaye
Aspd ssuthern Bsuoyard A handsome place Of acres
low % approved senans partly Furnished chicken:
with the place h0rse cars from Sdavs IT, road pass tho
HS%HRD G. I "a Ws! u w'l,ss' or Tfos.
A T IRVtNGToN- ON. HI DsoN.-TO let" Femsde Cot;
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floor, @nis Building, Is Bread.st, New: YORK.
x % LSSs ss s .s Of H
Gus GutSuiiSinss With many sontrIysness good
sssf sad asAns :a'e ao ''%S of
WELLS, Tribune Building.
As. ss w s5ss 'Ps ss
ySr 81 70 feet head q D.n. 'qp q
SPINS PHIfLIPs { WELLS, Tribune Building
roNEEE ssoa high 30 'I asl
modern house Il rooms; on main street; bargain 70
prompt DnFSffnffTL 1r5 o0 8 s!tEiLs Tribune Building
GRAND spECVLATIoN2oO 600 acres IN the famous C,S
coal and Iron belt Of yes 81 IRON w o
which have been successfully op.rat.d nrsis masr
only those meaning business Will be given particulars
''0A0 o. fhILLIPs WELLS Tribune Building
esgan. mansions sSs %ssta I sos do
water fronts thousands directions for GALE exchange
rent rent '''"' ]. a. VAN AUKEN 4 Co, Il Broadway.
A STATEN ISLAND WATER FRONT 800 feet /;
ne, 20 IS from
bought ~ O j. A. VAN AUKEN 4 CO, II Broadway.
4, oLD.sPRING-ON HUDSON" Bonnie Braes." s.
~ story brick residence entire ground surrounded by
I'm
dining library Susrs pantry msshea aqns e
1oams Closets bath room and closet Sd floor
bed rooms store rooms tank room ana cedar closet
ncosed Is rs ssS in all large ears
dsns orchards stable Is sals carriage house adjoining.
carriages eoschmsn; eouse % rooms. running ha
F " MtHi PI Xatorney 80 BrOsdway Il
LoR SALE OR TO RENT FOR THE SEASON.
roundnes house deliberately furnished reasonable Apply
70 BRITToN HAVENs. Attorney, Is wall.sI
NC RENT Of Madison, N. j.. furnished. one hour
L from New.YOrk, beautiful country seat For terms
apply TO 30 East c2dst
7, ON sAIE-Finest country scat in vicinity Of New
T. York: elevated location; magnificent view an I'M
proyements ample grounds plenty shade and rut must
seen :: be csnrs also ia pieSf
7th.ave and Union ST. Brooklyn
N AR ROCK AWAY. Wave Crest Lawrence and Cedar
l. hurst cottages 10 rent In prices rangnE from 500
in Tie ebovs places 10 rent Special list mailed free.
!" tho 'O' nlNEs MeTIGUE Real Estate Agents,
Far Rockaway, L. i.
Tn TIE HIeHLANps OF THE Egpso s .Dss ns
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y APPLETON & co.
HAVE JUST PUBLISHED;

n APPLETON g. co.
HAVE JUST PUBLISHED:
A DFBUTANTE IN NETWORK SOCIETY
HER ILLUSIONS. AND WHAT BECAME OF THEM.
BY RACHEL BUCHANAN. 12mo. cloth. SeS pages
Price. 81 %.
vivid picture of social life in NewYork. depicting
what a young possessing beauty accomplishments
and moderate wealth undergo at the hands Of manas
ing mother and ambitious relatives. The book 10 rev.
elation phases of high life In the metropolis
A NYMPH OF THE WEST.
A NOVEL. By HOWARD sEELY. i2mo cloth.
81; paper cover. so cents
picturesque and stirring Of life on West
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A PERrECTLY HEALTHY oLDFAsHIoNED country
"A place 20 rent furnished Road wcstpor. Conn
NewYork and New Haven Road horse, carriage cow &c
fine old shade trees 1eyer failing well spring wster
10 minutes ride to depot and village; Soqnd, patnins
private family only. Il. r. 1850 WIZ eSd a,
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OOO Ss n Ss deS SSq's plot
cottage the view from this place Is the grand
cheap ct $4,000, but It must be sold For full parc-
oSe Sth,aye.. or 40 Liberty-st
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Jnstrurticn

For Bows and Young Men-City.
4 CIRCULARS OF GOOD SCHOOLS FREE. ..
N. State whether for boys girls and locality preferred
e AVERY American School Bureau, w. 14th ST. N Y.
DoYS' SUMMER GLASSES in modern and classic Ian
ID guages well as English branches, are now pens
formed by two teachers, American and forelgnet
OF study Preparation for college spec nas
ty. Address FIELDS" Tribune Uptown once. l'Zoo
Broadway.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, LAB Brosdw .aS
u near 42d-st. 51st year Primary, commercisi ana
classical departments instruction thorough. M NJ
HOBBY, W. L. AKIN, n. c. HENDRICKS0N, Prins.
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For Young Ladies-City.
M ISIS CHIsHoLMs SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
IS East e5th-st, New-York.
VIII reopen September 20. Boys Classes
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For Both Sexes-City.
A FRENCH GERMAN, SPANISH AND ITALIAN
"A. most quickly spoken az GAsTINEAU'S MEISTER-
SCHAFT SCHOOL, IL West 42dst. Native teachers.
OPEN ALL SUMMER
A BUSINESS EDUCATION Bookkeeping writing'
n arithmetic. correspondence spelling GRAMMAR s.en'
opraphy typcwrtpg. Ladies' department DAY ana even
ing PAiNES BUSINESS COLLEGE, 90 Bowery. cor
Ier Canalst upto wn, 107 West 3ith-s cor Broad~ay
THE BERIITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
i WEST MADISON SQUARE, n. Y.
Omen Ali Summer Also Seaside Summer Course
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For Young Ladies' Country.
TT ONE and DAY SCHOOL, FOR GIRLS. "THE
IL EIMs," Springfield Mass Miss Porter Principal Pu'
pills admitted Vassar Wellesley and Smith on our Ger.
uncate. Quincy method for children.
ID OCKLAND COLLEGE,
II EYACK- On HUDSON
will be open during for pupils Send for circu-
lar with full particulars Enter at any time.
W. H. BANN1STER, A. NJ, Principal.
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Desirable stores and Offices. heated with steam and
containing modern appointments In new block uss
erected on the business street Of the city OF Nor
wich Conn To parties wishing 20 start business IA
"a rare Chance to obtst frsclass facilities Address
% p. o. Box L. pa Norwich. Conn.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-28

Tho Comanches and Apaohes.

Though Incidence Is characteristic Of IN
dian nature. they are as constant and ener-
getic in the employments that occupy their
minds and their hands and feet as most CIV
ilized peoples AL the plains tribes delighted
in the chase during the times when large
herds Of buffaloes and wild horses were
everywhere 10 lie found upon the plains; but
Of al these tribes the Comanches exceiled
They were the most successful q any in kill
ing game. and the mos: skillful horsernen IN
the world. Though energetic and sKiliful,
however. these tribes have been kept by taeir
absolute dependence for centuries upon the
buffalo for food and raiment from making
much progress. Their knowledge Of tho
meohanical ard industrial arts was limited
70 the preparation and preservation OF meats
and skins, and the making OF arms and
oquipuncnts necessary for war and the chase.
Their symbols represent only the most
commonplace ideas; and even in these they
are so far from having any particular or
fixed system tina; the hieroglyphics Of one In
dian cannot be read or understood by an
other. even Of the same tribe, when they are
at ali unusual All ito southern tribes de
licht in pictures. The Apaches go into &C.
sta,ies over the photograph Of beautiful Wo-
man. or Of 4 gaudy flower, and gaze upon 1t
for hours with delight. They arc fond OF
making pictures II their own remarkable cx-
poits ard achievements. though their knowl-
edge q drawing aud painting IS primitive
ANA limited t0-yery simple ideas jesse Ed
wand Thompson in Overland Monthly.
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G,mna.;ics for Girls.


Actresses work. hard % gain and keep pli-
nncy OF limb. knew one ambitious crea-
ture II rounded figure whose stage training
included q variety of muscular exercises
fasiguing 70 inspect To stand and kick at a
mantel sixty times with one foot, as many
times with the other, for tvo hours day
gains pliancy Of Lex and ankle To stoop and
touch tie floor without bending the knee
gives command & the limb, bat 10 do II 100
times IN the morning is harder work than
YOU or have yet undertaken. Then camo
exercise with gymuastic pull Of stout rubber
cords n yard long. with wooden handles,
screwed 10 the wall, by which one might
grip, swing, wrestlc, hang backward at fun
length. or turn hand over hand. But at the
cost of months Of toll and desperate aches
this wonderful command was gained. !
question if the play was worth the candle
except 70 a professional. The whole system
Of cymnasiic exercises for INDECENT women
aud oyerstrained girls Is so artificial and
worthless for practical ends that 10 Iias 90
rse in our scheme II beauty. The gymna-
sum turns ont bouncing girls with h.cep'
that ill out a tailor cut sleeve well, Tut OF
what use are the biceps after oll-Cleyeland
Leader
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STRAY BITS.

4 otootometern has been inverted which
viii make a noise that can ~ heard Yen
miles.
The electric lights IN Willows Cal, can be
seen by the naked eye from the town Il Or
and, eighteen miles distant
4 little Hebrew miss in New Yoik has the
commercial instinct so strong ;Eat size rents
furnished rooms in her dolls house q her
sisters for fixed number # carame!s pr
week.
4 procession of the London cabs would
stretch forty-Gve miles There is only pubic
standing room for twenty-three miles %
them. The other twenty-five miles have 20
20 wandering about the streets.
The Arab horsemcn connected with B@r-
NUNS circus have gone home 70 theii native
desert They followed The show ai i"r rs
Marshall, Tex, aud there they 50" al"
American star ride on bronco. The sea-
ION closed next day.
The largest professional fee Tor limited
service is said 10 have been PAID q Sul7--
Mai Freyer, Of the Indian medica! sef'iee'
for treating the nawa. Of kampoor Tor three
months suffering from rheumatic le'.l'
The nawab gave him lac Of rupees S1o'O''
The United States now leads the world 90
N RE manufacture Of perfumes, an inaus''y
n which the French have long exec -ed.
American perfumes can be bc-ight in LcndoA'
poris Hong Kong. Rio dc Janclro, siam,
Australia and even the Philippine aAd sand
Wich Islands
An intelligent chimpanzoc IN thc geological
gardens. London, has been taught 20 count
M 10 five. He is exhibiting lis talcu, ioi
mathematics 70 the delight ~ many VISITOR
by handing them, with great seriousness ana
accuracy. the exact number Of straNs th'y
ask for up TO that number.
The Saginaw river saw mills viii be ker'
running until Dec I If possible. Tie eut tii'
wear will exceed sOOOOO,OcO feet u lulnt-i
of which over 800 100000 viii be carried o'el
This winter. barring 100000 which nay
90 out by rail. About 100000 feet u ~
nave been RATED out Saginaw
The iron chairs arranged so thickly alon'
the Champs Elysees belong to the city %
Paris. There are 1900 Of them. The riga
| 10 control them for the period Of four year
will soon be sold at auction, the upset pilc
being 4. 600 francs. The buyer may deman'
three sous for the Use Of an armchair ans
one sou for a plain chair, and must keel
them in good order.
A Portland groom got decidedly move
reception on returning from his weddinl
trim He was received With outsuetche'
| hands by "A vast army OF creditors, including
the clergyman who tied the knot. The youn
man gave check to a chum TO pay All u
expenses Of the marriage, but the chuni, II
stead OF putting the money to Its in'ende
use. went off and had good time with II
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THANKSGIVING DAY.
It, General Observance Tomorrow.

Its General Observance TO -Morro"'
Thanksgiving Day will be generally
observed tomorrow. Services VIII re
held in a number of churches, and the
dav will be more than usually REGARDED.
THANKSGIVING services will be held al
BROAD. street Methodist Church lbroad
and Tenth streets, Rev. 5. ;. Lamoetp,
ID d pas.or) a, l1'o'clock, all the Meth
sdist of the city uniting. Rev. W. p
yudktns of Centenary Church Will pr.acn'
The public are cordially invited.
AT the English Lutheran Church, on
Seventh street between Broad and Grace,
there will be sermon at II NJ by me
nss,or Rev. Mr.. MOser, and The music
win be especially appropriate to the &C.
casiOn. -
The usual Thanksgiving services VIII
also be held in the Episcopal and ko-
man Catholic churches.
The Presbyterisns, as has been theii
custom in years past, will hold joint
meeting. when the different pastors Will
make shor, addresses and all the mem
hers of The different churches will wor
ship together. :
The freigh; depot Of the Richmond q
Petersburg Railroad will be closed. To-
morrow perishable freight will be deliy
cred an TO 10 q. IN. on Thanksgiving Day
sunday hours will be observed at th'
Post office. and there Will be no carrier
delivery during the day
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LOCAL >OIIS.


Miss Theresa Malone Il 3 fillmore is in
the city. the guest oil M Hubbard OF
Fulton Hill.
The Coroner yesterday took charge OF
a white female infant found in heil
not far from the corner Of Cherry ana
Cary streets.
Miss Schmidt, a distinguish pianist
from North Carolina. is the CUES, OF Mr.:
Hubbard, proprietor OF the Hubbard
spoke factory.
The Mayor desires /, acknowledged
tha, Mr. J. Thompson Brown mas placed
in his hands $40 for the benefit OF the
yellow fever fund.
Guilder Il. Elan, q white man, was re-
ceiyed al the penitentisry from Dlnvld
die county yesterday, 70 serve term OF
one year for manslaugh,er.
The Governor yesterday appointed d..
J. Hall Moore of Richmond, and DR.. W. b.
Grengrich Of Norfolk, members OF the
State Board of Dental Examiners.
Joseph Lucas, who was sentenced to
the =, ni,en,iary for five years for killing
Thomas Grafton, was yesterday morning
taken to the Penitentary by Deputy Ser
geant Macon.
The lectures on the Books OF Daniel
and Revelation now being given In - q
Market Hall, by the Messrs. Brown VIII
be continued tonight and FRIDAY night
at 7:45 o'clock. All are cordially Invited.
Judge Robert Hughes. Judge of the
! United States District Court Tor the
Eas ern District of Virginia, says he has
no intention of retiring from the bench
until he reaches his 10Th year, which Will
be the 9th dsv Of June, 1921.
Mr.. John Y. Harris, Clerk Of New
Kent county: Mr. J. W Couch, ex'
Treasurer Of Petersburg city Mr.. a. 3
Bate Treasurer Of Greenyille county
NJ. u. Wright, Commissioner OF the Reeve
nue. and ex-Commonwealih Attorney OF
the county OF Warwick, were at the
Capitol yesterday.
The American Hotel wss closed yes
terday for repairs. and will probably re-
main closed for two months, as J, needs
thorough renovation and repain,ing
Whether Mr. J. 5. Dodson, who has
managed it so successfully in The past
will renew his lease, Is not known. but
It certainly could rot be entrusted to be''
ter hands.
1.-THE Finest" in the country are en-
titled TO an occasional reaction, and 50
Officers Johnson Walton and william a.
Shields went up to Elk Hill day or SO
ago to enjoy a holiday and have some
sport. They killed over one hundred
partridges, several turkeys and a lot OF
old hares They had a glorious time
and the turkeys came in splendidiy FOL
Thanksgiving.
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The Trade ia Books.

II tho trade in books was limited 70 those
who bought Tor the purpose Of reading from
end 70 end. IL would be of very small COM
merciai value. Some people buy booAs for
the stiles. sous people buy standard works
because they think their library shelves
ought 20 contain them. Many people are III
dnceA 10 buy books for the titles only. They
read the opening chapters ard lay them
down. and ,hey never PICK them up
again. In this is q blessing 70 people whoca
not AFFORD TO buy good books az first prices.
These volumes intimo come TO the book stalls,
and. at second hand Tsices, are retaiied vol
umes OF history, poem and story that tue
common purse would hardly reach. Then
they arc bought to be read TO be kept for
consultation, 70 be laid by for ref
erence. Il can't talk with good living
man. l can turn 20 my shelves and talk With
a GOOD dead oue.-Dan Linehan in Globe
Democrat