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PRIDE.
Could enc ascend with an unhcard Of aIgl

coult ono ascend with an unheard Of aighs,
An steward. sIyward without limit soar.
80 II the Qilicn Of a god be were
iii earth were let C. dsindlins siar, whose Ign
flew fala, upon his tack; Il Ia his he!gh,
Al h-sh. would vanqulsh; there IN de"ps o.
space
Were neither upper nor inferior Place;
Distinctions lit;le zone below him q-..c.
ga happy dreams q such s1ri navel
And softly to my heart Of Lin c.ug'
Whose seraph pride al pride coil orerw ing;
Soar urtO meesue-1 rc'cl-5 iow ~ high,
And az Ia grand eqUa..t.cs O. TIC aay'
Stands level with the Lccgar -! a., king
David Atwood WGsson.
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4 pnem ON Childhood.

The bard was asked 10 compose little
poem upon his childhood, and this is what he
produced How dear 10 my heart Is the
school / attended, and how remember, 90
distant and dim that red headed Bill and
the pin that bended, and carefully put on
the bench under him. And how recall the
surprise Of the master, when Bill gave yell
and sorang up from the pin 50 high that his
bullet Lead smashed up the plaster above,
aad the scholars all set up din. The active
10Y Lilly. that high leaping Billy, that loud
Shouting Billy who sat on pin Toledo
nade
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a Paving Profession.

one OF the paying professions Of Paris
is said 70 be that Of trunk packer Tn
many OF tho littlo trunk shops you can
hire for forty cents an hour q man
who will pack your trunks artis;icaliy,
folding expensive GOWNS and other ~ar-
ments IN tissue paper, ana slowing away
delicate bric-a-brac in the safest way
New York Sun
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The standing figure in the cut shows a
costume with jacket bodice. Tho fronts OF
the bodice are made Of strawberry colorod
cashmere lined with white ce.hmcrc and
turned back 70 show blouse chcui-,,te O!
tho same material Both arc ornamcnied
with rows Of pointed STITCHING IN strawberry
colo!td silk A SASH Of SILK OF cashmere hides
the Join OF the skirt and chemis-,ie; this is
contained under th, haslue5 OF tao bodice
and falls a. TIC back ia a large bow.
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Persons who wear glass eyel ana cnn
afford it have one for the day and another
for the night, because tie pupil Of tao
natural eye is smaller by day than Jy
night, and the glass eye that Will match
during business hours does not look uatu-
raj 10y gas light.-Jewelers Weekly.
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Medicine may be introduced into the
human system by electricity Tie cleo
trodes Of q battery are saturated with th,
medicine and applied locally 20 the SKIN.
Experiments show that there is an aclnal
absorption Of the medicine into the sys-
tenn Electrical Review
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RICHMOND. VA, February 10.
Our market today was more lively
witt good sales of44,OOO pounds Of loose,
prices reaching l3. cents for heavy dark
shipping, and average sales at two ware
houses between and Sc cents As com
pared with the duller days of the week
values are up from SOC. to 81 per hundred
On change no large sales were made, but
the market reported stronger and higher
for a few sales made Old mahogany
wrappers are in better demand West
Virginia cutters sold up to 81! cents and
wrappers at 50 cents, though several lois
were taken in Holders and sellers seem
firm on small crop to come in The
general feeling in the market is better.
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Served Hot.

Madam" plcadol the tramp, piteously
Il eu hangry 10 Starving. Nay take few
slowbaiis H. eat from ; 'dr side yIil
Certainly, my poor man replied the
woman WIKI thc bls heart, Kindly, and %
yol Ike III warm them up ior You. "-NsW
y ork sun
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Wearing Feather in urazl.

Although Brazil is noted for its birds
of brilliant plunage, 10 is said that the
empress does not cOuutcnance the wearing
Of their feathers and w.ll not allow them
to be used on any part Of her dresses She
is reported to have told lady at Cannes
that. much as she adr..rcs the feathers
Of the magnificent birds of Brazil. she
only likes them on their bodies New
York Evening World.
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housekeeping IN Parls

y correspondent ~ Paris writes that
the average American housewife finds
little pleasure in housekeeping in that
city, and backs up tsIe statement with the
fact thai the paint on the woodwork
would ali disappear with two or three
washings New York sun.
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NO. Tronhle.

Firs. DoiG-stic-Surc its hard piac- olive
Col nov. May. only tao nigLs out - "..ke
an one az thin j; SUNDAY
Second DoIue5tic-lioH many AFTERNOONS
oat have We, Janei
Only sivcu Omaha World
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The irrigation Of land in California not
only benefits the area TO which the water
is directly applied, but tracts Fifteen or
twenty miles away. The water thus con-
Quoted through the plains can ego uo
lower than the hardpan, which is always
near the surfacc-from three 10 twenty
feet-aud thus the whole country is dee
irving benefit by It's spreading. Chicago
Times
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4 nnx,. Tnnnrl.;.lln.,.

Minister dining with the family -fct
were Il nice little boy in church tlis morning
Bobby. noticed you KEY; very guie' anJ
still
Bobby--Ycs, sir; was afraid ct waxing
"a up-NeT York Jun.
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Nose trimming is now performed with
out leaving scar or deformity The De-
moval Of little surplus tissue from the
end OF a long nose effects Il wonderful
change in facial expression -Atkansaw
Traveller
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NOTICE
sADDIEI.Y AND HARNESS.
ESTABLISHED Is4l.

: : COTrRELL. JAS e.. CoTTRELL,
Special Partner. General Partner
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A Maine man who owns q big and
shaggy and black Newfoundland dog cut
of the dogs hair carefully, had it carlcd
and spun, and got TWO and a quarter
pounds Of jet-black yarn Is soft as lambs
wool New York sun
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Her Pretty EuIls.

Mistress-Annal Whatever has sc-
come of all your pretty curls? Maid
You see, ma'am, the regiment has left
our town, and SO have had to give a lock
of my hair TO several OF my Gcquaint-
ances. "-Fliegende Blaetter.
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Foreign railway news shows that the
Englishman takes nineteen railway trips
a year, the Belgian eleven, the trenchman
and German five and the Italian one
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Killed the Fish

The harbor OF Charleston, $ C. used
10 abound with blacklist BAT TIE earth.
quake seems 10 have scared them away,
fog since the great shake-up hardly one
has been caught.
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In Turkey when q man is caught in a
lie an official is sent around 70 paint the
front of his house black.
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ELIZA COAL YARD Rita sfluOul. b. 81
ana Pine streets. ". $. Pitcher. agent 3
kinds Of Coal. wood. ana ,oko. l5'
nhOne fsl
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Some little folks talks big; take keer,
hit'll bust er muzzle loader gun ter set
hit fiingin' canyon balls
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They Saved Something.

II arn pleased 10 learn writes Senator In
gals, concerning the recent ire, that tie
Ieighbors saved the well. "-Atohison Giote.
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3. DYER, 90 T.. Marshall .trso.
wholesale and retail Sole agent i0r ths
Cherokee Cough Drops.
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The deadly car stove has been advised
TO go west and snow up with the
country"
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allel bias rows an inch apart The brocadcd
vclvets that are now sold 50 cheaply make
handsome evening cloaks IN the pale rose,
blue and copper rel shades bordcrcd viii
feather trimming. The ends OF orr model
are divided and terminate with fur tassels,
the fur being arranged as a long boa.
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Can,astsoods

John J. GERING. corner oi Fourteenth ans
Man streets. Tents, awnings. bugs. hor.canl
wagon covers.
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Carholic smoke Ball Company

Ollcc, 10 Moth E.-nth street. Richmond
Va. Calarlh cured Or money refunded
Free test. Ol,o h0uf. 9am..um.
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j. a. GRAsBEEGER. Iiis T.. Franklin street
All work guaranteed.
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AlRFIELD DAIRY formerly Westh4mI 81.
\. Seventh street aui lll J.. N'l -fr.et
Fresh miA. cream. butter. l.tt,r .Y.s. aII
cheese.
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COTTON REPORT
Market dull
Tobacco Market.

Quotations. -Middling. lOsc low mid
ding Jic good ordinary, > l6c
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DIRECTORY

BUSINESS HOUSES

TIE Directory bclo,' IF rol,aj'e md o..i
business ho,tses, gf5ing TIER hoG.ra orJ
>I''neSs, iei| ne JouHd rerg us,tgl as "a s,.,,,
y reference Jor Information rl,Ife ~.
md Ill tie dWercm brlAeies az jusinos
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VI. ]. DIMMOCK, llB 7. Nam sfro.
rospondence solicited.
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S:,.rdctte's Philosophy.
"6ivE THY THOUGHTS no TONGUE"

SO yOI have bought dog, have you, my
boyi Wen, that's al right The dog Is .
faithful friend AID Z chc,ry companion for q
long stroll; but constantly bear in mind this
thing: II Anani had not been struck dead
when he was, the chance are that IN lees
than year he would haze published vol
urne Of dog sforic- Be proud ~ your dog,
my boy, but remember whenever u man tells
story about bis dog. he j. never inclined 10
fall shamciul!y sbor: OF the truth. | once
called on Truth ia company with friend OF
nine q good man who Owned dog. rs we
stood bowling NJ thc GoOr and scrlplng our
fec. on tac snowy door mat, while Truth
smiled a Welcome, M friend sald; L guess
/ Wont l,t ny dog come is. y tunuy thlhg
happened one day las. week when he went
calling with me. He went into the par!or -
And IN. then 4 CRASH OF thunder rent tia
heavens and made the earth trcmolc. Lrro:
black rs night, ugly ~ sin and DIG a.
mountain, stood er.En,ns before u5, and
boy came running up 70 say that Truth had
iuct fallen into 4 Clarion county oil well
1900 feet deep.
COURAGE AND STRENGTH.
Fanny Davenport; is the strongest woman
Oh the stage, and she saws she developed her
muscle by chuning butter on her ranch IN
California. just one word in your ear,
friends: We have eaten some California
ranch butter You had that muscle before
you chuired il.
ANOTHER CHANCE FOR sORosis
Mrs Ewing says in The Woman's Journal
tina; "shc believes that 10000 women could
earn living in this country by the manu-
factu.c and sale Of home made bread We
believe 50, too There's a fortune in it. a
paving material that will be yielding To the
horses foot, comparatively noiseless, and yet
more durable than Belsia block, is some
thing thu has not yet been discovered. On
10 the front, . woman.
THEY WORK BETTER ~ THE OFFICE.
Have yoI suffered much from train rob
bers conductor asked a passenger over the
Wabash Not at al, replied the official,
"!haveut seen q director on the train sine
last November And only the signing
prairie winds swept plaintively through the
windows, and the rafting wheels went click
ing monotonously OH -cleancd- cm-oat; /
cleancd-'cm-out; I-cleaned em out. Brook
lyn Laule
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WALTER r. BRAUER. stan SO. D. r-t
Market. SUCKED beef tongues speciality
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RICHMOND STEAM BAKEHY.. g.. AL.
nui retail
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Grain and Cotton Exchange.

RICHMOND. Va. February 10.
OFFERINGS EEPOGTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat -2.21i bushels.
Corn -4l2 bushels
Oats 5yi bushels.
Rvc-~ bushels
Mil DIAL 10 tons.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat tt ngberry. 1, bushels common
s-c. Mixed. g. bushels very good al &C
j2, bushels good al goc. TOTAL sales Il 50 heat.
"a bushels.
C0m-Wmte, "a bushels very good at
Gle - bushels good al &c. 10 bushels
fair at tec total sales OF corn, ~ bush.
els.
Rye-S bushels very good al re
Mil DIAL ID tons on private terms.
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WILLIAM q. FULLER lllO D.. Cary street.
Special attention t0 repairing.
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Analytical Chemist.

Or: HENRY FROELlNG. lss. Twelfth .,.,..
chemist 10 Chesapeake and ONO ana ~
mond and Allegheny railroads. @nof.,' =,
tention 10 ores and mineral wutcrs
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d ..| i. H .
Employment A.,rcie..
}. p. JUsrIS. @ n. Fureaih etre.t. "a, .
agent. Established l-'s.
tg,rt,,s,e.n,f l,tr-i,... g...,,
A.HCIARKF * son. l5f TI.f At.,r .rr.
Agents tor Imperial rIIt..t r.uw..
Harness end ~aldie,,
NiD y HnDt OhV' li.. J.. 'i"in -tfeoi-
riiH Yl ~. ''''''' '''''''"N GUT 5000 " N
7''' "'"'''
Hay. Grain, &C.;
all Lh 30 .'"I, i-' ~ 'Ath -littt lNhs
slshiN'h'' "i country 'i''-D- 1'HDiiel'
Iron Works.
asa ~ DIRK w. I'' t' lYli cary street
'je"eliefs.
\. e. HIGH, !'-' l.. Nam street, NatCnl3a ans
Je"eiI} he'"1 ''pAii'N-
Loan obIcr-.
ELLIS AHtAM, 800 J.. hI'ti .trcct. Mo1.f
advanced on persona. .ieil. Dil'c GOO.
ION = l''"5 "' '"'."N I'D '''"iiAl '-
sunn'""' ,.,...,o.
JOSEPH DtLAitl b.. II- b. VI goo .fl...
hanging ana general machine i.I.i.n.
Models Tor pnicnta.
Lumber.
JOSEPH +. WINGrIELD. tn.I u un p
and All Kinds ut uUI. Ih-. 900 .rn....
building mru.-h.ne- IaI lumbar ,lr D..
order. once. ..uDr ul H.il uud taur.
streets. Richmond. SIC.
aiarbl. N,orlter..
WArrrN a. VU-sv $500 t e
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H.. .,..
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Whoi..,,I,. and r'taG r"ra.r,'', -o.tIr..f
orDmrtIy d~n.
T. l.. tSEBlE CHENsllAN. Wl Esst BE-.
street mattress maker aIu uphD t.r.r
wholesale ana retail. hDHiuug uD. ..
duraby done.
Mineral Water poftl.,..
CITY NOTHING NOISE m. W p.-.
street sinnuinrtIr.r-. f Vanilla pI.....
and miuersl v.,fc,.
Paint. u,l,.tc
ef.uNfp.p pATNr.ftlt 81 b. r.....I.
psirts ,Us gI.s. ,,t,....t,.... .',,.,'.
-
ihp"s hanging
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90 ''..... ''F'
q, =, Ram per- ga, an" 't'hm fiiter.
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n a. ffiNS.Ity az rl,.l..,.,'..'
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-, -, r, , haiir"'" IL, a.. "i"i'fs
|hAN VnU q 90 80 - g. ~ Cos pa.
5ncct. "" % .t t''A,~' =
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pyApftV go .ri..,.'.. . f...
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sticets '' ..i,. -,-cH' ''. lhc F''eif
. ~ SI"s.il!pN .i.'il.
a. ~ rrni,,nVIi'," ~ 70 o. irNl" sll'..'
H. p2it,1ntln..1ss ei,r e.. , ~, i,.'t ''!,,.
j. ~ VI 'V' "''"" We I'i' q. HaN
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J. r. TEASDALE. 1873 D.. MAN sf-eo, q
90 and - mems ana d aui $3.50 hi ,.
shoes.
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" LILLIAN H. GARDNER. 1913 g. .
street. hair 'utins aye.ux ,sa,
,bampOOins.
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WHAT SHALL WE WEAR!
NEW YORK FASHIONS IN TO5OGGAN
SUITS FOR ALL ACES.

style. In Evening Cloals, Including nm
Imported Opera Nisi!c-Ncw ana EIeas-
Ing Dresses for Young Cifls and Misses
to Wear Indoors.
Tho indoor toilets for YOUNG girls, saown
In tho accompanying illustration, arc 10Th
new and pleasing. Tic plated stripes oAihe
plated bodice. which cloSe dioconai'y' can
either bo cut in one With tho material or
made separately and gathered into the seams
ON the shoulders The neck band sic -vecaiis
and bows arc Of black ribbon VciVe', the
toilet itself being Of blue cashmere
The sun., 1888-08-04
EEW JERSEK.

The employees and bosses of the Grant Locomotive
Works at Paterson say they leased for year
by tie Erie as repair shop.
George skinner. two years old. was run over and
lug the track Driver Patrick Barnes was released
his own reCognizaDce.
Corporation Attorney Minturn 0f HUboken has do
cided tat weiss beer inoxicant and has ordered
oil grocers to stop selling It, The weiAs beer manufAc-
turers Will contest the decision.
The Coroners Jury in tho case Of Mrs Mary Flaherty
who Ia alleged to have died from beating gwen her by
her Michael. decided Yesterday that Mra Plaherty
had been murdered by her son, and he IL now held on
the charge.
shark ten feet long 10 making things lively Just of
richs boat house the Newark Bay. near Groenyilie
BAthers afraid to NO twenty feet from the shore
Yesterday the shark nearly upset sail boat about
hundred feet from the shore
Citv Clerk PrmbcrtOn OF Newark has been busy for
twn dGys receiving money for liquor licenses under tho
iirT lpw. over S+tpIu hHs hcen taken In. one brew
Tor licrnss urou which the Excise Board not YET
acted anountsto to nearly F!shOD
John schieppeE Union lIlil contractor is missing
from his home iIe got warrant for 800 due him for
started for lOboken Intending 10 get IL eashed. He
never reached the bank and he has not been heard
IL srumorsd that he was In financial difficulties and IN
tended soon TO make AN assignment
All the boat clubs In Ioboko notified TO remove
their boat houses from the shore front yesterday by tho
lloboken Land and Improvement Company, which owns
the shore, Tho company intends to build piers the
necessary Most of the clubs will dlHband as theTe no
lanh along the shore below Weehawken that is not built
upnn
Et.hsri AnN,'L min yrGr old hoy WAS sent 10 the
Elizabeth lL.sMiai on Thursday night with one leg
hr"ken and the other crushed. lie inursd tho
new branch or the Lehgh Valley Railroad which CON
neo tnat road with the New Jersey Central AZ Rosee
switch tender At sixty cents day he was hurt I Is
lAlo. Wtus attending 70 hh dutsk
The sun., 1888-08-04
MISS WALSH As DESDEMONA.
A Large Audience Appinuds her First Per-
tormance nt the Wiadsor


The production of Othello F." at the Windsor
Theatre last evening. under the management Of
Mr.. Stanislaus Strange. was the occasion OF
the first appearance on the stage in a con-
tinued performance OF Miss Blanche Walsh,
daughter OF ex-Warden Walsh Of the Tombs.
Miss Walsh appeared short time ago at the
Tbalia Theatre in one act Of a standard play.
and her success was 80 flattering that 1t de-
termined her to attempt something higher.
Her debut last evening could not have been
made amid happier surroundings The
clubs OF New York. Brooklyn. and Jersey
City. One OF the company only. MIR. Stanislaus
Strange. the manager. VINO was cast Tor the
actors. The proscenium boxes were occupied
by relatives and friends Of Miss Walsh. but not
all the applause she received came from them.
Miss Walsh was several times called to the
footlights by the large audience that filled the
house Mr. Strange was admiTafSiS rf fiS, as g.. lagS e
ton as Cassie ana Mr.. Miles N Hafender as
RoderiQo read their lines very acceptably.
Miss Walsh chose wisely to appear as Desde-
ner on the stage quiet and sell-possessed as
that Of professional actress, while her voice
is naturally. full Of sweet ,modulations. 1t Is
said that Miss Walsh will soon appear as a
professional actress.
There was considerable delay in presenting
the latter acts, and there was good deal OF
noise in arranging the scenes due. perhaps, to
the fact that Othelo" is not often presented
at the Windsor Theatre II was nearly mid
night when the play ended The audience,
the principal actors to acknowledge Its ap-
plauSe.
The sun., 1888-08-04

Music on the Mail this afternoon and Sunday after
noon AT I, BY Capga's Seventh RegimtnS band,
Judae o'Brirn has granted an absolute divorce to
elise Nahrwold from Henry Nahrwod, aud to NAlhAia
Olucksman from Samuel GlncRsmnn.
Charles spencer OF i27 West Third street was run over
by New York Central engine at l2Ith yesterday
Manhattan Hospital
The Board nf street Opening yesterday directed the
opening or iwcniy streets IN the nneXed district the
whoe expense 10 bo assessed on the property bene.
hed except where The sTrets are over mile in length
The work Wi begin at once,
Leonard flggler a German labnrer living at lOJ
'ir""lMcli strtHt WAS frInthdtd At the ICbs cnuT:
lr-'r'hH nnrnins fW ru'i'4nI year Old Margaret
FinN"rsrr ni Als rUnu o. Thurs Ly nIglI and arsG!.
iHE nrr IEr o. ysll q lrvrAr.uus cOudHi0l,
iEt.erf0sR Tom DfDWG and 1lm UOnuhuc two Of Sur
Ne,oF BeAttits 'ducqk. found Solb wOrh OF jewrlTy
SestrrnaJ IN tie nuCke' OF james schneider
ApT"iO passengers on the steamships Lahu and City
Of Rome. =
The Twsnty.thIrd election district Cleveland and
was organized on Thursday evening" with Thomas
Mcnamara as President Among tho resolutions adopt
B Hiil for Governor
While Kate Monahan aged !. Of 10 Washington street.
was In Battery Park yesterday woman gave her u
two weeks nd SRI bahy to hold The woman did not
rcnril and tho police sert 'nr infant 10 MHlrun Webb
and thills rus.iI.L Wards Island
duhn BoSbril The bartender WIN attempted 10 gtya
Er4w hail IN the District Attorneys U,ce on thursday.
lGaGe written con- essun Yesterday, which he
that hc membeT OF an organized gang OF bail
bondkmsn lie gives the names several other me
beIS who probably DO prosecuted BoSseIt says his
right RAEas John Frederick ftaher.
The sun., 1888-08-04
SPARKS EROM THE zELEGRAPA.

Assemblyman Ainsworth was renominated tor the
Assembly yesterday by The Republican Convention at
Oswego
schley be Chief OF the bureau of Equipment and Ro
crutnK with the rank Of Commodore.
James Plunkstt Of Meridcn Conn, whS was Ii Aosi.
mons, on Saturday last died ON Thursday night.
"A terrible explosion occurred in Fireworks factory.
WadswO Orth, a section Of London yesterday. Several
women who were work in the building were Killed,
Lightning struck The hOust OF Lawrence Mclaughlin
At lakewood. Mmn. during last nglts Storm ki hnE
Mira Mclaughlin and her Two sons Patrick and Law
renee
The skating rink at Highland Grove in Norfolk Mass,
belonging the New York and New England Railroad
morning The loss Ia SI,oJn
The Italian Goyernment notifies the powers that 80
% nag sSs % eeen az ha n
compliance with the demands of the locAishelks
silcsis is being devastated by terrible floods b" worst
zacGen ihe Gan,sgs is especially great Scycr,i M At
Gretrnhtrg have Uoen dtSiFoI ell aud the ruI' nave
been rtlNeu,
iny that iiny. having ur-tnilrG rEthr 'shlnetra'
tive Rni !udcln system AZ Masso"al ftnt.rlg caHtu,
submit 10 the Italian Jaws.
Circulars have been issued by Alexander IL Smith,
Secretary or tht ST. lopIs Miller A.soGAi,h rh.insa
Tennessee, and OF All winter wheat siateS iof tGe pur'
pose OF forming Flour Trust in 1t l>'uiS Aug 81
The Pit,sbprgh steo CASTING Cogp1ny has ptGhnosa
conical in shsge SIX inches IN dnmGtcF ] at ,nG NEr;
snssug to -, ncntI & ana Ttfk ai oe af mile az
the rate Of 400, fee per .ecord
White tho Iefirh va"y ia sentrr lr"in Gle in va,
iicn at nc ra'r 81 aftv mo' an ho t,.t ""un.rnF
rot ~ tie rrI,Et hf"S" apI the IFiGI piece iGm",
ns-r Elijah Mooney waf cE an The ami scgld,d
about the legs iIts andAg MIA injuries Andtg
The braksA reversed the engine and stopped the uain
before further damage WAs done.