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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21
HAPPY FAIR FOLKS
SUCCESS WITS = essAr ss "
49, 49, Daas Yesterday .. "a 81 -
Cres.is ~ essDia- Tbs h@sss. fa.s
Uszs Good " sili1GEoa Il.
BaEs sssszA

"a 1ay sas plsasall "a lscsigts ~ tns
Esir zee s. 80. 4ai tlsfs Esrs a. ssst
-slty Thousand geoa as 1poa t1s zroaa1
Thal Ia a saga .s1tsals = a history VI
ysstsniaY a. Ehe Ear. saiar d. -
mofras -. maze tlis Ysaf's fair the most
slccsssial Ia eFsrF lsspe-t sfsf lsid -
ths a s.or.st.ga. A8ls nssd aot BE- sad
TIE program .as announest a yss.er.isy >
TsLaasAa-hzaaLb 80 elassly adhered lo.
49, 40 "a pr l4At BREAKS gecarrsa TIC
srand casa.csis 80 trlis iats in startias
bat ss.l rspad he thoasaads of witnesses
f,- .alnaa ras sfrnx sf a0fsss alsn.
sxtsndsd ar8aGa lls -raek-
Assara b4Et All fofl male ta=ir ap-
r~aranrs on schedule tu4s. snd each oi
l1sm ferearsed .ae stoek Arguments ~itn
.tteh 49, haze neen reEalnx theic audi
aaass from lcs FfalaHs a. tas Fall lae
sred 10s-Fef la.l apoa ratoer poor ground.
There ~ass . rf3sl arHune 80 stana a. ne
unr 81. .t a. com gossd oI people dawn
fasrs 1y elriosty Hlo STAYED eut is y
u.menLs. aad thsn gave HaY 70 0tasfs-
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21

HEv YoEE. Sept. 29.-Sapsrintendeni
Jackson. Of Castle Garden, yesterday cap
tur.d Oscar Fsilsur. an eI-Bsigisn convict.
Who arrived from Liverpool on the steam.
ship Aursnia Minister Tree, the nitsd
States Minister al Belgium. notified the Ds-
psrtment of STATE early IN Ausust oi
Fsilsufs release snd Of bis probable ntsn-
ton 20 come n this oo1ntrY, Falieur :
crime rss leading mob that pil llsged sBd
burned The glass works ef Mr.. Eugene Bar.
douI a. Cbsrleroi He vss sentenced n
tsenty years imprisou ne0t. After seTvin ?
two y.srs 20 rss released On condition thsl
be ssonid cave the country. He I'll Be
cent oscE
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21
Lovers Their Hopes.

One of the most notable desertions from
Cleveland and free trade, so far recorded in
Michigan, is that Of ex- Congressman c. {
Comsiock. Of Grand Rapids. Mr.. Com
stock is q large MANUFACTURED. and when
ever he has been a candidate for public
Office he has received bis supper: largely
from workingmen. His repudistion OF
President Cleveland must necessarily lower
the hopes Of Democrats in that city and
Cong ressionsl district TO pretty near The
freezing point.-DctrOa Tribune.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21


81 u--tisutismen's drying horses will
be calisd- Tssrs 10 isrEs number Of .n-
tries. and he exhibition vil sford taoss
Who s~s IL considerable plsasurs.
as0A n.--Ths herds Of das cattle vii
spp-Ar IN he cattle ring for th- great herd
prizes, regular and special TIE herds viii
5. followed bY the tat cattle contest fsr
specisi priss~.
u0a m.-Drs1 horses vii be tested. .ad
fbe csrrisxs horss- I'll % shown on he
krerk
Uplfarrnsd cluhs Of P-ohisitfoni. as.
h>.d~a sY she ssns. -ili -saca be xroands
sf,-r -saca Tiers 81 be speaking frem %.
bard se>oa
t0so. s-Far1srs' doubs team rsoa.
Tor ss~niaa pr-ni1m.
Iioba m--EsT riding contest FOR special
pri-s. also tas keY foot rsce. for syscial
Drixe
IN. r.-Grsnp stallion contest for ia.
ksrssn Hs1ss specisL
p n---A graad cavalcsds ~ ts- pr.-
miRn hcrs~r and csftis Vii e pisc-d apon
ts- xack. passing IN rsvi-r b-fors ts-
ffsns sisnd orsded sv he osa6s
H~nA n ?. ChsasF Frnh htiisn r.adi-
asfs o. Gsvsrscr. AlhaFs Dsdr-. Fishaax
fsckr Hsnilss8. SD other sron asat
eps~ksz wia - prss~as sad address ne
F-~yae
2so >. n.--Essv shaw il the hsnd stand
fsr Rs spers-s rviss
rrs&ft.w rsze f1r purss No = 80 To-
81. Prswtara. f4on Ne asafs hesf tk~ae
in I've fra 50 PER e-nt s~oona is pr
esas tatza, i5 per cs1A. feurfn De- rsr s~ss
ksacsns rse- tsr purss "a me "a
rsi~. F@miun. kioo one-as rf'e hs.a..
s~st t~e n zarse, rstch rsshGs. diusac~
tafrfv ,~r4ss srs+ 81 49, -.ut .ar-~s ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21

WrvoxA. Ninn.. sept D-Lsst night
H.rhert Ross of Wshssb. who hss borns
ths r.uut.ticu ofs bu 2 ar russn. ssl-
resting incfensiT. pe0ps snc creating e
rsiRn 81 terror snonR pescssss rfizers
~sr tsksn from as hsuss ~ is0 n8eu 80.
stsT stni ssruz s~vsrr frleai "a
poured he eaofsut = ~ = ar ssrrsi ever
aln Rrss has 4 sarrasrs1.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21
sAsE sAlL
chie.s. wiss r~s o..s. From IN. w.sh-
ia4E0ss

CHtcAs0. sept - % Day ~ss siling
-bsn ne -sstinL0 ths boK sxsinst ths Chl-
casos ID shs nfss sslss today, out for twe
inaiDss hs hs.e ths home clue down .
three hils Hs .st up "a hi. delivery VIXEN
bls supporters segsn &C. famb.s tie bal
and TIE Ckic.sos hsm nered nls slo- shoots
al over. Dwysr pitched bis nTss league
gsLEe snd wzs sac. sssfll. 4aunE ksefe' =
sTrstie curves Kept ne home team guessing
a. Through tAs game. out BIS ~ildBsss
cOmoiDs win he punching Of Lils snd
SOOd base ruanias gave Ansons mea the
second game 0umo pitched 10 great
form Tor Chlo.ko. Following are he scores
Oi The Two E.mss.
First game
Chicago .........----o Q 42osl o-lI
aAnlu. .ton. ...........9 % % o O. y
Bsse Alis -Chicsso. NJ. Washington. s
krrofs-t hlcsrO. " ashlngt1n 4
haile1es-D~yeE snd Day ODay and Arua-
de-
second game
CHICAGO .....--- ...........0 0 ? GO 5 O. 5
Washington .-...-.-..---.o % 0 O.
base hits Chicago, 8. Washington, s.
ffr0rs Chi aEo. NashIugtuu
BzlleTies-SumDert and Darling Keefs and
AaCk.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21

fscszo sspI = -tfsusrsl R1ssc-srs
hss aesu ssctsd prssidsnt of ths c1.tT -
80 Any ~ - car 5sr'sz6. ~ src,s>3 FL /.
-. f-e-rra -asr.csa I1e reEf reet : 2
- - hel6 la Caattano-Ex. Ssprsn osr 4
ID arf q
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21

The lower floor Of the Metropolitan block
on Pearl-st- IS being extensively fitted up
Tor The new oyster house Of Biven 4 Allyn.
Ens house rill be opened tor business
about October /, and the gentlemen, who
hsys bad long experience IN their line of
business. propose 20 make their establish
0snt sscoad 10 nons other Of its kind IN
Michigan. They have arranged thsir store
rith lsrgs marbls counters and basins and
with the finest facilities they vii handle
hsh, oysters and game both AZ Wholesale
snd retail The celebrated J. 5 Farrsn
brand Of Balumors oysters viii % one Of
their specisitiss, but everything known 70
The trade vlll ss handled that bears the
stsDp cf the best packers aud dealers and
taat caa oe given their full guarantee
Watch for ths opening of the Bliven g
Aiyn oYsser and ash house 63 Pesri-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21

A. s1p@zi ID = osse ~ 81 an nsIaasv
n Nic.sel lslsnsT 80 s - 70 tse Csr-- Z
Gon~f Ths case frsru gussic. Perry. Il
A@~~ - soa tae smo->k ~ 20 rsa . sHa>>
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21
Pittsburx shut Out

PITTsBUKs. Sept. "a more gloomy and
dissgreeabls day for q bal game than that
of today would be hard TO ind. Yet the
game was played all through. The grounds
were wet and very muddy. The visitors
won byIhaId hitting In the first ianing esrD-
ing three runs, which practically settled
the results, a. the home players could DO
nothing with SOwders' delivery. The bat
ting Of Rays, Nash and Quinn aud the held-
ing OF AcShannis were The features. The
score.
Pittsbnrg .. CO., ......--..0 0 0 O. o
B1siO ............--...3 o o 0 . 1
Bast Hits-Pittshurg. 2: Boston. a
Errbrs -Pitsburg. A. Boston 4.
Baitefies-Oalsin and Miller. Sanders aud
SomElers.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21

DETROIT. Sept. 2O.-Aftsr batting out to-
days game, the Detroits made six awful
errors In the sixth. which yielded three
runs, and the Giants made the winning run
in the seventh on Cranes single, hit by q
pitched ball and an out, and fairfield S
base hit. The score is as follows
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21
The standing
The following table shows the standing
of thu sague clubs nm IN date
THE SUNDRY CIVIL BILL.
The Conference Report Rejected by the
house

The Conference Report Rejected by the
House.
WAsHINGTos Sept. 20.-Immediately after
the reading of the journal, Mr.. Burnes, of
Missouri. called up the conference report of
the Sundry Civil Appropriation BILL and
the House refused by vote OF 81 to AZ. to
agree TO IL.
Mr. Payson, of Illinois. moved that the
House insist on its disagreement to the
amsndment of the Serste relative TO the
library building. Coupled with bis motion
is a declaration on the part OF the House ip
favor Of the original proposition of the
House. snspending the progress of the sx-
listing work, and authorizing the Senate
and House Committees on Public Build
ings 10 invite from hve leading architects
plans and specifications for library build
ing which will not exceed in cost "a. 900, ,0O0
The com mittes shall have leave 10 report at
any time, and their report shall be priv
ilegsd.
Mr. Morrow, Of California, has offered q
resolution directing the Committee on En-
rolled Bills TO transmit the Chinese bills TO
the President forthwith and without delay
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21
CHANGED DAILY.

Visitors to the Pair
Who want 10 take home little souvenir
must call and buy one of those
Decorated Cream Pitchers for foc.
They are decided bargains. and would please
any houses eeper. or those l0c mugs would
be nice for the children. We have busbel
baskets full o { those mugs-tbey would be
cheap AZ twice the price We buv them ia
sEch large quantities and sell 20 many OF
them. that We can afford 10 sal them ~ a
very small profit Don't be without resd-
ing matter when you can get all
The Latest Works for I0c
We sold hundreds Of these books vester-
day. and expect to sell ss many eve-y day
this week. This sale Of all the modern
novels ~ truly
The Sensation Of the Year
Have you read Il. Rider Hsggsrd's latest
II not. you will find il among these l0e
books,
Il. LeOnarGS Sons & Co.,
% and 81 MonrOe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21

- 2. Csrs 81 Rockford -ss fh-r..
Esr A Eon-~. Ct Walker sffsnaed -
FtsF F-ss.rfsv.
r. > Warrer ere ~ hsrti-s solfd sr-.i-
ness ~~n. asek n tts Far Yestsr a.. ard
ssvs everything ~ss 81. -.
J. n kspp sne AZ Eswsra CITY > prcr, g.
nxak szs nens nes. -es tas AS ems -
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21
DIR. NrGIynn Administers tho Sacrament

n
NEW YORK. Sept. 2O.-For the FIRST time
since be was excommunicsted from the R0-
man Catholic church DR.. boGlynn yester-
day exercised bis priestly functions By sd-
ministering two sacTsments. Just as he
was entering the ball Of Cooper Union last
night TO attend the meeting Of the Commit
tee on Platform al the convention Of the
United Labor party Sd excited mau Tushed
up TO him and said that be vas needed out
side. where's man was dying outside with
out the services OF the church. DR.. Nc
Glynn at orcs knelt down and bowed bis
head, made the sign Of the cross seeve the
dying man, and moved bis lips, repeating
the form Of prayer for granting what Is
kBovn to Catholics a. conditional sbsoiu-
ton. Then the priest administered the sac
nent and lev minutes later the man was
dad
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21
Iaoi.napsli. Downea by Philadslphla.

by both clubs kept the score down in to-
days game. Sanders pitched a strong
game. Daniels umpiring behind the home
plate was very poor his decision from
fsul tip TO strike iosln the Hoosiers the
game. The score:
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21

Detroit -...................1 o o o. 4
New York ................O / % -
Base HIts-Detroit. s; New York, s.
Errors-DetrOit, .. New York. 2
Batteries-COnway and Bennett Crane and
Brown
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21

collection of Cd coins = a rsr. thing to
have. sad almost an impossible thing 20
secu rnnists, eut TO nsFs limitations Of the
originals 3 possiels thing. Tais want
hss sesn supplied To this city oy new in
distrT. al ssctrotYps foundry. the man
s<srs Of which hsyest great sxpsnss secured
ne lesn - original old coins snd have
tsksu imprsssisus n them in ssx a. that
thar could Usk. coins sgch as are repre-
ssntsd on ne isel-t hsnkiar 20 tbs central
pest In Art ball. THIS col sctiOn contains
sons very Cd pieces, oss Roman coin Of
~ 6rst century. also. of the coins a most
kuropssn nstons This q The most COM
pets collection ever sKh aifed hsre
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21
Dur Carpet Department

TIE isrrsst q tbs ete1s suo iD vssustion
800 ne1 j. II in harmony VITA s0uuf
rsssfsr .e tnsf - are sns - 2 - Tcu srT
thfna 10 fss srosc line - fsrpgl ings sHd
I4rsFs-i~s a. verr ~ rricss ts srs o.
rous thsi every ~isfof a. ths Fsif o. rs7
visit ~ inspection ~ or ffn aruss dis
vsv of Cxrrefs Rugs furtsfns sBt
sss1oeris~ r. tas Ar Hsl sn, sav iDfo,ws
t-x ssfs6 wit - cheerfsi 2 zen ~ TIE
fsnfIe-au IN fserRt.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21

Indisn polls. ....-......-.O 0 o 0 L
Philsde phis ..........l D l.
Rase Hits-Indisnapois, = Philadelphia, g.
Errors-IndiAnapolis ,; Philadelphia 3.
Bauteries-shreve and Ayers. Sanders aud Gle
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21

There sr- great many visitors - th-
Fsir vho. before thsT issvs fbs ciry -
visit tss spacious SsrerooRas % tbis rou-
psRv occapvipg Nos. e. 81 - Wsi@riea-s e.
sd cok over very fas stock of furritar-
~ course n ~ sxki.at - oniFs vsry sns
ssnspis ~ 80 gso1s carried In sbeck ~
thens. but ths Fsncv rsb.es Ofscs nssr.
s&iss' n~@ks. tsA 8rfs sd Chin. cl.,s-s :
fhsrs sxsis'tsS srs good spea msas sd
ths rsopls ksov thsf tasy ean SD ne
duracsfss 81 a. a. thei- store. ar rera
rsuld he sxhibits3. fh-ir rork = frsf-
lass. rric-s modsrsfe sn1 re p-apls a.
f.st ssru 50 20 appreciate taesa
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21

Grsrf Rapids has ssxinE eowds- Fac
trrv 81 fs own IA inst tauen tbsr e trs
snTv az msnv cisv sf nace grsater snru-
alton fhsa ias se0end to~r 81 4 ~ car
Ne rsfsr 30 - shovs nsnef csncera ~esrh
soc. s1sinsss e. tsslr ae-n-tawn ro-ss.
Nc a. ota~s-g N-st-r7av e. Dc Fsr~
~ r. fsr $50 ~ &rge .orps ~ assi.tanrs
--sking ciscuirs ard eaxns fa~ ras-
rllee steve a@s1rs - srss - tse r-sit1 =
sac aaring tEe-. trT fhsn vhsr sos~ -
t-sf 80 bsk az ps~6er. l. = p@rhsrs -e~z
rss Co 49, fast ta@ ceaPsrT srs eskiaz
f-fsnss 81 feetr rsEinz B-~Ssr
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-20
Colonel l.. j. Alfred Writes

| am in my seventy-third year, and for
fifty years of that time | have been a
great sufferer from indigestion, constipa-
ton and billiousness. | have tried all the
remedies advertised for these diseases and
got no permanent relief. About one yea.
ago | grew much worse, the disease as
suming n more severe and dangerous
form. | became very weak andlost flesh
rapidly, until in November | commenced
using DR.. II. Mozley's Lemon Elixir. |
gained twelve pounds in three months.
My strength and health, my appetite and
my digestion were perfectly restored,
and now ! feel as young and vigorous as
| ever did in my life.
l.. J. ALFRED.
Jasper, Ga, March 5, 1887.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-20
SHORT T~ELEGRAMs.

LONDON. April 19-ln the House o,
c'mmnrs Yesterday afternoon Edward
Ueneace moved the passage I" 'hc p,.t ~
legalize marriage with a deceasea VIZ
sister. The motion occasiOneh sha'P W
bate. but was finally carried by u 'o'e VI
239 to 1872. u.r.aL,
DrpIIy. April 10-Father McFadi,h
of Gweedore, who was sen'eDc'd III JIM"
srv TO three months imprisonment LOT III
cling tenants to resist the anthoritie-'
was heard ON appeal 10 day. His sentence
uas increased 10 six months. ra'h'i
NcFadden will be treated in PRISON as Il
first.class prisoner. 10
BrcnAnEsT, April 19.-The rio'ous ds-
monsrraiions of the peasaniry are sPreau
ing throughout Roumanis. ooIdieI'
have baen sent 10 upward OF ih'ily
villages 10 ouell riots and put an emu 10
rnbherv. murder. and other outragts- IL
il stated ON good authority mat ihe ~,
volt has reached such proportions 'h"'
the Government is powerless l" '"p'
with It..
AyYAPoLIs. Nd. Apri! l9...Govefnof
Jackson has declined I interfere In the
case of Biscoe, who is sentenced 10 ne
hanged April 27th for the murder oil
Captain Dixon.
PARIS. April 19-The police and troops
under arms line the streets Ia order 10
prevent rioting when General Bouianger
takes his seat in the Chamber OF Deputies
to-day.
LoNpoN. April l9.-Thc C50nieah says
tho Pooe has instructed Archbishop
Walsh of Dublin 10 compile II report on
the National League aud submit IL 10
he Vatican for comparison with lhe re-
port Of Mgr Persico.
New YORK, April 1.-The steamship
Weslernland, from Antwerp iand'd
I 1854 immigrants at Castle Garden To-
dew. The plague stricken ships Cache
mire and India, with nearly 1000 Storage
MESSENGERS on board, are still detained
at quarantine.
WAsuS0roN, April l9.-Mis- Rose
Elizabeth Cleveland will arrive at the
White House tomorrow.
VIENNA. April 19-Emperor Francis
Joseph. in a conversation with Prince
Reuss. the German ambassador today
EXPRESSED his pleasure at the termination
of tine chancellorship crisis in Berlin as
tending to promote European peace.
LoyDoN. April l9-The Chroaleles
correspondent at Rome says the Pope
has instructed Archbishop Walsh to com
pile a report on the National League for
comparison with Monsienor Perslco'
report. .
LONDON, April l9-The funeral OF
Matthew Arnold took place at Laleham,
near Staines. his birthplace. The Dean OF
Westminster and Canon Farrar ON
ciated. Judge Coleridge, the Right. Hon.
A. j. Mundella, and many other promi-
nent men were present.
BERLIN, April 1.-The bundersrath
has expelled from the country Herr
Schlutter. an American citizen. who Is
connected with the Soc'al Democrat
newspaper.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-20
Dainty Dish of the samoaus.

The Samoans have u dish called pa
lolo, which rises from the bottom 81 tho
sea to the surface. 1t Is composed u
countless thousands OF worms allied TO
tho Nereid family They vary in length
from an inch to a yard and exhibit every
conceivable color as they wriggle and
twist Oh the waves. Whole villages Of
Samoans 90 out in boats to collect this
native dainty aud the feast that follows Is
one of the great festivities "Palolo' Is
wrapped in breadfruit leaves and cooked
in ovens. 1t makes its appearance from
the sea SO regularly that the Inhabitants
Of the Fiji group call November and 0cto-
Der little and great palolo, it being first
seen during the first named month. but
reaches its p!cntitudc in N~ovember.-
Philadelphia Times.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-20
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
New York stock Market.
R.porred by G.. W. Branch X Co, bankers
and brokers, No. iii Main street.

fIl1 DfDhfIHs W. liii
REVIEW.
New York. April l9-New Eugltnd
wa, the feature this morning ana ut'
over 90 coo shares out OF l2I,loO up 10
noon. IL started with Boston buying,
and they doomed it up past ~, ana seh'l'
meni va. d.cidcdly bullish on II. Ihcfe
was excellent buying in Richmond Ter
minal. and The directors party were Ouy'
Ing Opinions here now afe that the
marty now in possession OF the directory
Of The Richmond Terminal have The
mower to reflect their W choices, ana
that the d|i.gruntled outs are lett TINS
tine. London sold some stocks at the
opening, but later on couniermahuen
settling orders and did co"parallYeIy
little afterwards. Afternoon cables l!om
Berlin quoted the feeling on continental
bonrses As feyerish. The condition Of
the Emperor OF Germany IS less iayora'
ble. He is losing strength, and the ger
eral belief is in his approaching DEAN
Boston adyices represent the advance III
New England, based On some sort OF a
deal with the Boston x Albany or Od
Colony line, and chances were Thought
10 be favorable 10 the latter company
securing control OF New England. There
was good buying of .. I. fumOred In
some new land deal, which will make Il
sharp advance in O.. T. securities. The
market held steady to closing and closed
firm. Nothing new in bonds.
Sterling exchange, S4S6t4st. Money
easy, closing at , per cent.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-20
A DEATH BLOW TO THE MAINE LAW
Eject of supreme Court Judge Waitoh'-
Instructions 30 "A Constable.

Effect of supreme Court Judge Nalton's
Instructions 80 IA Constable.
PORTLAND, April ia few days ago
Judge Walton OF the Supreme Court, in a
linu0r case Al Bath, instructed the State
constable that the finding OF a small
quantity of liquor, when search was
made under the seizure law, was not IL
self sufficient to warrant conviction. Cen
eral Neal Dow said to-day
"Tbe more | think Of the Bath report
of what Judge Walton said to Constable
Mcdonald. the more | am satisfied that
il is incorrect. If it were a decision OF
the Supreme Court in those terms 1t
would practically put an end 10 any
effective enforcement OF the Maine law.
If Judge Walton was not well known 10
be A friend OF the law, | should think II
intended to accomplish that end ii he
was correctly reported. The greater mum
Der of seizures at our low grog shops are
in small quantities, and, by interference,
Judge Walton may be supposed TO hold
that such seizures should not be made. II
that were to be the rule the rum shops
could run openly with a pint bottle OF
whisky, rum, brandy, gin, and a bottle OF
beer on the counter for all corners Such
would be a small quantity'-to use the
phrase Of the Judge. The search and
seizure clause was intended. as its Ian
guage plainly declares, to seize liquors
Intended for unlawful sale Nothing
whatever is sail or implied about the
quantity, and the admission OF such a
limitation of the clause would be absurd
1t il TOO late now, after thirty six years,
for the court or anybody to say that rum
shops NAV be run if their stocks OF
liquors ere in small quantities"
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-20
nv LADYE'S HEART.

There IA a tuneeul instrument
OF a m~elhauous conceal,
The secret Of whose harmony
l. understood alone by me.
Nv master, Love-'tis safe TO say
That -four and twenty hours a day
q. practice ahoull The skill impart
OF PLAYING on my lGdye's heart
Responsive 10 my lightest touch,
our mutual accord rs such
With equal case ! make cry
or sentimental symphony
song Of love, a me y0ir,
A wall Of anguish or despair,
Such arc my themes Whenever start
The music Of my ladye's heart
Uaply ! strike n note OF wo:
And find II sweet, too, for throw
The hand that stirred the mournfu' STRAIN
Can turn IL unto Joy GCan.
Bat liking vel this power 70 WELD
Too often 10 is spell yield,
And twaag, ] fear, with cruel art
The strings upon my ladyc's heart.
ENVOY.
Yet. 0 my swecthc,- chidc me not!
Tcd2y's distress g. econ forgot
NJ soiaco and my JOY thou ait,
o sensitive, . t-gc!u. heart
Clara Green.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-20
.. Doctor,

I have been giving my children Dr. On !,
yID's CoUoH SYRUP, and 1t acts 80 well
tina, If you do not object will AWAY,
give it in coughs, colds, and bronchial
and lung troubles
Object Why. certainly no'. hno"
ing az I do the ingredients OF lie eA'
celent Cough Syrup. always recon.
mend it to my patients II ma !.
cures every time, but see that You get
the genuine DIR. Dsvid's Cough syrup.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-20
Pigeon uoled for a Purpose.

The pigeon-holes ia the Treasury De
partment are very, very deep. Several
months ago an agent of the Department
investigated certain abuses at Castle
Garden, in the city Of New York. The
report has been pigeon-holed and the
abuses continue.-AAanta Constitution.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-20
More than Her share

A Pennsylvania woman, less than 40
years old, has had fourteen husbands
one at a time, of course. Just think of
the mount of ice.cream and sleigh-riding
that woman has had She is a sort Of
monopolist Macon Telegraph
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-20
Substitute for Cream.

Certain creameries in New England have
discovered that buttermilk and soda make
asubstitute for cream, and that consumers
will use it about three months before 10.
ginning to kick Detroit Free Press.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-20
The Leader In 1t. Louis.

The three morning papers in the order
at size yesterday were the Post Dispatch,
with thirty-six pages the G!o5e. Democrat,
with thirty-two pages, and the Republican,
with twenty.four pages.-St. LOuis Post
Dispatch.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-20
Very General AstOnishment.

The New Yorh World processes to DO
sstonished that Mayor Hewitt hasn't
issued a scolding document for nearly a
week. Perhaps the town has been be.
having itself. This Is equally astDnisL-
ing.-B0ston Herald.