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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-16
B2AIs AM C0TT0a EXCHANGE
RIcRHorO. January IS lssl

CFPKRIH6L
WHgar-i.480 bushels.
COEs.--jJf bushels.
OAfs.-A0O bushels.
SALES RsPoKrRD 70 sscRsriRY
r-LOnRbsrry, i2s bushels very good At
sl.fs n bushels fair az sl04 LES bushels COM
mon on private terms. hixod. 80 bushels talr
NJ 49,. snortberry, % blshels prime al tl.Vs.
Total sales u wheat, i.isD bushels
Offerings to-dayof wheat 80 bushels same
day InsI year, 2lG buehels. Sales to-day OF
wnest. i, $50 bushels; same dag last year. sie
bushels Offerings 80 tar tnls se<son, os.55t
bushels: same time last season, olv.too pusleis
Kxtreins range Of prices today, soc' 70 sl.Vs;
sane day Last year, 50 70 soc.
COgs.-W bite. ~ bushels very good a. fic.
OArs.-MiXel, 1909 busaels very good On pri'
yate terms
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seven KILLED aud nine Injured.

MARsEuLEs, January 15.-A house in the
quarter Bellamar, inhabited by Italians, coll
lapsed to-day. Seven OF the occupants were
killed and nine injured. The building had
been undermined by floods.
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K.l,n.e affhe Maon.

There viii be partial eclipse Of the moon
tonight and tomorrow night. which viii be
visible more or less 20 the world generally,
except TO the people Of Asia and Australia.
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCEASaE

TUESDAY Jhnuhry TO- Aoo1
sALEs-FIRsT BoARn-l.00O Virginia NEWS Al
G51,; 1000 Virginia new SIS at 65A; 1000 VIZ
ginia ne s's Of 06A; 800 Richmond, FrederickS-
burg and Potomac division obligation at ll5H'
SECOND BoARp-l,OOO Richmond, York-Riyer
and Chesapeake nrst at ll0b'
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Enemies have sAId that no "B Select "
Whiskey can be had. l have it. and now
control that brand, ~ have done since W.
u. Blair x Co. dissolved partnership.
JULIEN BIssoED,
1902 cast Main street.
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Per C...ss...,e.


Use H0RsFoRps ACID Fuos9hArt.
Or. J. r. Fortscn. Kiowa, l. T., says:
a. have tried Il tor constipation With sue.
cess, and think nworthy thorough trial BY
the profession"
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SINGAPORE. January ie.--The stesulsll
ph.nsss, Ina been sunk BY collision VIII
A urknoss vessel Forty-two persons
were drowned
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lBy telegraph 70 the Dispateh'l
grzMseBAM, Ala, January i5.-A negro,
George Meadows, was hanged 81 the frat
Mines thls morning BY mob oi-4uict but
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The Boston,.
G9OCgRIA, re.

r ARGE. SELECT BEEP.TONdUES.
i Old virginis Hams and niddfing; !sfnss
Hama. Breakfast Bacon, and SMOKED Beef:
Edam. Pineapple, Young America. and omar
LEE Ss@ MCCARTHY a HArHKA
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Bonas aeeeps.d.

WASHINGTON. January lathe Treasurer
to-day accepted s6I2.ooo a per cent. bonds
at fOSgalOSf.
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sALEs REPORTED 70 sscKsraHY
KIOuR
corToS KEPoa1

We onote: Flas, sssossaTy supsrnns. 2.73a
a Is. extra, o. 5oast75; family, Sisslo1, passa'
falailY, country, tb7sasaS
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Rang. Of Thermometer Yesterday,
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THE wsArHrs IN BIcnssSp YESTERDAY was
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OUR MARKET REPORTS
AND IN CONNECTION iEIlswrrH TIE
WEATHER IHpIcArroxa
Record Of the New York and Richmond
stock yxchangss-0rain, Flour. COT
ton, Neat, and other Quotations
mr ,.lssr.ph o tes p,sps.ch.l

- WASHINGTON, January ia-for VIZ
RAIN sinis and North Carolina, rain,
lwsrmer, Increasing southsaAssriy
winds
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COTTON KEPozE
QUOTATIONS.
hIDpLIs9. eHc-
Low AlDDLlsd. 9kc.
GOoG 0REfsAkr. o4s
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nARHNE iSrELLI6ENCt.
ALMANAC. JlSuiRV 10, lisa

PORT OF RICHMOND. JANUARY IL issS
ARRlyRD.
Steamer Ariel. Dayo, Norfolk. merchandise aud
passengers: l. r. Iatum, agent
Steamer Old Dominion. Couch, New orb, mer-
chandiss and passengers, George W. Anon X
Co. agents.
PoRr Oh NEWPORT NEWS. JANuAgY Is, lsa9
by Telegraph
AKzIVHD.
steamship Richmond, Now York. and sailed
for New YORK, merchandise.
schooner h A. kms, Bennett Norfolk. 10 load
coal ,,, ~ ~, ~ q,
schooner Viking, Church, Portland, 10 load
coal
sAILED.
Schooner Lucy Z. Friend. Thomas, Boston,
coal
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T,o ToBACcO-MANUPACTU'
RERA
A Npw COMPLETE. AND THOROUGHLY.
EQUIPPED r0BkCco-fACIOkf IN
TIE STATE or GRokGiA
FOX SALE

We are authorizes 70 Offer for sals kkw
AND THOROUGHLY EQUIPPED TOBACCO
FACTORY situated In ons Of the boss end fnoes
cuiNEkY IA nsss-class and cf modern manafao-
tare. add EN- braces everything necessary Tor tse
sucresslui prosecution Of tbs nCsinsas IN.
PROPERTY (reslty ana psrsonaisyl viu % eoid
.. 5 yery great bargain or VIII Dc ieasso ier
term Of years. a. very nocsrsse rsn's1. "s
sponsibls party.
rare Opportunity and its masy stsanssEsA rec.
ooas Interested who mean business WI pisess
'~'' 49, HENhy l. STAPLES COS
"a 1856 No iios Nain street, kichmesa.vs
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LOCAL NOTICES

MEMPHIS Steam Laundry. 224seconds 81
BRiSKLEY LUMBER Co.. l2I Jefferson ,..
DYE WoRKs--L. Riegel & Co., IS JEFF
ferson street; telephone 1880.
PANTS made to order from 50 up. I.
Menke, tailor, 40 Monroe street.
ALL sizes crate baskets, fronts and iend.
ers, also heating cooking stoves, for sale
cheap ut Gabey's. Telephone ga.
Z. II. HoTcugIss, skilled matchmaker.
Difficult and complicated watches | %.
pecially solicit No. 336 Main street
C~uSSiSouAM Wagon Works, corner
Monroe and DeSoto streets. The best ma
terial on hand; the most finished work.
men employed.
PURE and white as the flower whose
name II bears arc the biscuits raised by
Lily Baking Powder.
DEAN a Lilly CorFrs AND srrcA ca
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iFnm ihr hlilNioW NcMs
The popularity Of Peter Pipers celebrated
peck Of picked peppers will probably never
wanc ~ a snare to catch the tongue that
would Tain be agile. but that icst has for,
midahlc rivals. The following short sen.
fences, ~ their authors maintain, do won.
dcis In battling the ordinary power Of speech.
Gnzo ON the gay ruy brigade.
The sea ccascth. aud u sunlccth us.
Say, should such a shapoly sash shabby
stitches show .
Strange strategic Statistics
Give Grimes Jim's rilt rigwhip.
Sarah In a shawl shoyclcd soft snow softly.
She sells "a shells.
A cup of coffee in a copper eonce pot
Smiths spirit Task split Philips sixth sis
tCr's fifth squirrels skull.
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a nu.,ne.. view OF

Prom Texas hiuuEas
After the wifo u a telegraph operator had
expressed herself fully ON his staying out W
late NJ night shc became still morc cxnspcr.
atcl BY his refusal 90 make any rcply.
Miserable wnytchl have YOU nothing o.
say in justification u your outrageous con.
ductf'
Nothing al all. was Just making a little
calculation"
what calculation
"Nothinr except That n YOU bad sent that
all over the wins 20 Boston. Il would have
cost YOU al special mtCs over siOo.n
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III nan 'om all, " said a rubicund. happy.
faced gentleman. IAN whntfn asked his
friend. "why, all the symptoms OF malaria,
viz: lame back, aching joints, slccplcssncss,
indigestion, dizzy fits. cold eXtrcmitics. rush
Of blood 10 the head. constant fatigue, no
appetite, pains In the breast after eating,
night swoats. alternate chills and fcycrs, etc,
but Browns Iron Biticrs cured me, aud |
recommend II as being the best tonic made"
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Husband, I've got a very serious thing TO
tell you"
"What j. H. taum7'
81, it, dreadful. lts about Johnny"
'What has be been doingf'
"Wcll, be came into the house this morn.
ing aud what 10 you think-hc was chewing
tobacco"
"pshawi Don't give mo such n turn
again, Laura ! didn't know but lac had
been chewing gum"
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tho Memphis Custom IIoasc
From Havana, Cuba, direct to-
SOL COLEMAN.
Direct importer OF Havana cigars, n large
shipment Of
DDigencia Cigars
New Gnnd.. Law Prices.

Having established q wholesale and re-
tail grocery store at No. 81 Main street,
we are prepared to fll orders M low M n
house In the city, aud cordially invite our
friends and the public to call aud examine
our goods and prices.
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Attention. acniiemnni

You are cordially invited 10 call and In.
spect my Spring aud Summer Importations
OF Cloths. Cassimcres, Suitings, Light Over
coatings and Fancy Ncslings, comprising all
the latest designs and novelties in gentle
mems wear. s. +. RDGELY,
Tailor and Importer, No. Us Madison
Street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-27

$500 will buy two splendid business lots on the north
side OF Beale street just east of Shelby. This is a very
low price, but the owner is a nonresident, and has telc-
graphed us to sell at the above price if sold in a few days.
$40 per foot will buy two beautiful lots on Orleans
stree, 5oXI5o.
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Dor safe.

The Graham Place, Dunlap avenue. is
offered this week for sale. The hand
soonest suburban residence property near
the city. II not sold this week will be
subdiyided at once. Your last chance.
II. l.. GuIos, Agent
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wilson A rIInn. ass un,, .,r.c..

Sell all grades Of Furniture, Carpets, Rugs,
Mating. etc, at TO very lowest possible
cash prices. Also do repairing, upholstcr.
ing. shipping and acking furniture, aud
guarantee good aud satisfactory work.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-27

TuE Tennessee Paper Company, W. W.
Carnes proprietor, 3i3 Second street, has
four stories filled with almost everything
In the paper line. Prices low M any.
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We nnNr Inc H.,

Selected stock Of fancy groceries In tho
city, which arc ali fresh and will hc sold nj
the very lowest prices. The public are in-
vitcd 10 call ut new store, No. 3il Main
street, and inspect our stock.
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THE finder Of a ihrcc-lcaf clover Ola.
mond pin will be literally rewarded by
returning same TO Mr.. II. 4. Douglas, No.
35l Front street.
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orTicEs furnished with towel rack. comb,
brush aud clean towel every morning ior
- cents per week, by Memphis Steam
Laundry. Ornament 10 any office.
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1nostou Ideals.

The sale OF seats for the engagement Of
the famous Boston Ideal Open Company
will open ut the thcatcr tomorrow trhurs.
daYl morning.
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Fun Dress Shirts q speciality. Finish
equal 10 new. Memphis Steam Laundry,
pa Second street. branch Office, $50
Main street.
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iEr r. NJ. Galbrcath, No. 10 Madison
street rent your houses and collect your
fCntA
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-27

LACE cgriains cleaned and beautifully
finished at Memphis Steam Laundry, ia
Second street. Branch office 3j7 Main.
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Lot corner Fifth and Auction streets, 1887 xI48H with
improvements; Rents for SIS per month. This can be
bought very cheap.
Nice Cottage on Beale street, corner Of Myrtle, one-halii
block from Union street car line, $3.50. Call quick and
see this. cs
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Mandcrlnnd Musenn.

Many novelties and amusing attractions
are being presented ut the Museum this
week. Performances arr given hourly each
day.
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Charley, the scientists compute that on
an average n man holds four aces oncc la
S,4s6 times"
"YcSn
"wcll. what do YOU think 81 a man who
holds such a hand three times In a single
evening"
II should think he might be too good n
poker player 10 make the game thoroughly
enjoyable for his friends"
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wASrKp-Souih Carolina reports, law
and equity. Apply TO J. H. Nandiyer,
Anderann. y. q.
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Tim aand m pIn..r

lSsuRr your gin.houscs In the Citizens
Insurance company. No. - Madison street.
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Jot,n a. IDenie

Received two barge loads Of Sewerpipe
Fire Brick aud Boiler Tile, etc. 355 From
street.
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Hose.

Lawn Sprinklers.
Lawn vases.
j. A. BAILEY x Co.,
800 Second. corner Union.
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Will be found m excellent remedy for
sick headache. Car,efs Little Liver Pills.
Thousands OF letters from people who have
used them prove this fact. Trv them.
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e1oaa WILL MY Nice Cottage. four rooms.
olHUU Louisiana avenue, Fort Pickering.
aIcon WILL MY Double Fmme House.
OIOVU thrc foums each side; lot, bbxiiO;
vntal. $40 per annuul
eoOnn WILL BUY Elegant New cottagt. Eve
NLLVV MONS and beautiful lot; desirable
uclrhhorhood one squirc frOui street oaa and one
mile ffum Court square.
eosaa wILLBUYTwo-sioy Brick Residence:
OxDUU ave roomsi avery ftnct near Vance
eoana WILL BuY New Cottage. four rooms;
DOWN. lot, 7ixi7oi Madison avenue.
eQ00O Each WILL MY TIVE Nice COTTAGES
feet frunt
eoena WILL BUY New Cottage. Eve room.
SoOUU lot cixiao. and new sioN ON corner
lot bixiih Walker avenue.
Iaaa WILL MY New Cotiagc scvcn rooms.
NlUUU aud ? lots. OKLA Williams avenue.
near Mississippi avenue.
oIOsn WILL BUY q Corner Twosiory Fmmc
Nl-DU storc, with nooms on second floor.
Onlon stpcl This d an oldcstahlished EroccD
stand. aud l. nov ronicd At 80 per annum-
IN WILL nuY a Very Handsome Resi-.
NllDU doncc, eight rooms lot Gsxis5; John.
ION avenue.
rnoo WILL MY Nico Cottage aud Five
NDtIVU Acres Of bcauiiiul ground. on Irigg
s,cnuc, near statc Female College
essan WILL BuY mrcc story brick store. In
NDDUU ~ condition good business street,
and only 10 icct from Main sifccL
eQk00 WILL MY Residence and Ven. choice
NOOUU Lot SOx0a Union street near yelling
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The company IL composed Of people who
sing and dance and make merry over trivial
matters, and the audience laughs at the non
sense and enjoys tho entire performance.
The musical part includes selections from
~wcll-known comic operas, songs, mcdleys
" choruses. Mile. Carlotta, ~ n sOng-and.
dance artist and an Interpreter Of negro
essence and dance, made quite a bit and at
once became n fhyorite. IL IL an amusing
thow and well worth attending. "A Cold
Day will be reproduced at the matinee this
main closed during the remainder Of the
week.
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GRAVEL ROOFING.

b standard roof; extensively used on best
business buildings IN leading northern cities.
oool W summer nv proof dunblei cheaper
lss-ioo~le2-iDt lo6M orRoHaT. Telephone so.
j.. p. PRuTzMhN q CO.
ALSO ASPHALT PAVING,
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Homes for Sale
Monthly Payments.
WE HAVE

80 lots on Robson avenue, north
west of Elmwood,
200 lots on Mississippi avenue, be-
yond the Curve.
10 lots on Main street. near Ray
burn avenue,
Any OF which we will sell on
Monthly Payments of from $40 to
$40. When n lot has been paid for
In full. II tho purchaser 80 desires
we will build for him a homo on
said lot, receiving Monthly Pay
ment In settlement for tho same.
This plan OF getting n home is
better than by building aIsocia-
lions or any othor plan. You have
60 take no stock; You have no cor-
poration TO DIAL with; you got title
TO lot at once. and can sell ut any
time. subject TO amount OF pur-
chase money unpaid.
We have sold over 800 homes on
monthly payments. Apply TO
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ADJUSTMENTS.
suemphi.

Last night a fair sized audience greeted
the appearance of the cold Day" Company,
who presented Fishers musical comedy In
rafting style. The play is full OF life and
fun from end to end, an admixture of nearly
everything vocal aud instrumental music,
dancing, %pantomimc, low comedy and farce
-all intended but for one purpose, TO make
the audience laugh. The scenes are laid at
Long Branch and on board n steamer oil
Sandy Hook, and the cast OF characters is us
follows.
The sun., 1889-11-29
Foreign Notes OF Real Interest.

speEa is tho strongest maritime fortress OF Italy
SIooO9ooo have been expended on It's extensive
fortihcAtionS
Tho Italian military engineers building fortinca
tons on the top OF Mt Gents and the Alps near Nice in
order TO prepare against French nyuSon of Italy at
those points, the works being pressed forward AZ
the military authorities consider them urgent In view Of
sudden changes liable 20 In France at any time
Ared-hOt womAn's rights paper has Just appeared In
Paris 10 called LEsPTt de Ia FsmS and its motto
Truth, Unity. Humanity" The Paris Temps does not
agree with tho doctrines of its conempo.
In petcoAtA and declares that all sensible women
really don't want equality because they have royalty
Two weeks ago in Rome, at tho beA,ineAtion Of tho
BleHSed Jean Perboyrs tine incident happened OF
brother and sister OF the beathed being present Jean
Psrboyro was mSsSacrSd on sept II, Isto In China
whore he had been missionary. His brother and ais
ter who were at the very old and fee.
BILE Tho brother is priest of the congregation Of tho
Foreign Missions at Paris and the sister Sister of
Charity At Naples Another brother ia a missionary In
China
The sun., 1889-11-29
ONLY IN OraThR.
Vet II Made Things Fairly Lively for .
fnt Man In - Chicago Kestaurant.


Last night q fat man. wearing n low
necked shirt with a turn-down collar three
sizes too large for him. sat down TO a table In a
Clark street RESTAURANT and called ior q plate
OF raw oysters. He got them cold and juicy
right Off the ice. and harpo0nina u fat one with
his fork. he lifted it toward his mouth. But
the fork before reachiug its destination. car.
romed on the fat mans chin. and then slid
breast.
No one, saw the. incident The obese gent
himself didnt see il. but he felt That something
crisis in HIS life. a pained, startled expression
rested res, ior an moment % on his face then with u
half rose ] from his M chair aud clapped his hani nj
on hls stomach. He struck the oyster; but that
coy % creature s y, was ono o. the most alert and
base, on, feeling the pressure, and shled up:
ward and across the fat mans Wide ,expanse Of
irigidity In its wake. and took up now quarters
in hls left aTmpit.
Sd O the two SG est SPhaPRs Rs
air. uttered another yell like wild-west In
dian. and commenced to work his arm after
oyster Iae rot excited and started asain on rs
travels. but vas apparently unable to select q
blind rushts it halted for a moment under u
short rib near the spine 10 catch its second
The unfortunate fat man was now in state
OF mind bordering, ON insanity. He Kicked
over his chair, yelled and swore. grabbed him.
rolled UP his eyes. frotned ut the mouth, and
spun round like top But tho slippery bivaive
was now thoroughly ratified and scooted here
and there like streak Of CREASED lightning.
taking great pains not to travel over the same
ground twice.
He 8 got ftp screamed wild-eyed man,
making o rush for the door. with u napkin
tucked under his chin.
It's either that or he's, afire inside OF his
Clothes" said another palefaced diner edging
away from the sufferer
:. " For mercy's sake take him of somebody:
I'm dying" walled the stricken man a. he
the floor.
When the victim OF misplaced refreshments
Of his neck like bullet, hit the ceiling with
ssquashy, p!unk. and then fell back and hung
limp and lfeless from the chandelier.
The fat mans phSsrian says the patient will
recover from his attack Of nervous prostration
in O few days,
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A Practical University.

Mrs. LELAND STANFORD, the wife of the
California Senator. has recently made pub
lie many OF her plans In reference to the
university which she proposes to establish
at Palo Alto. Her fundamental idea seems
to be to bestow upon boys and girls a train
ing which shall be essentially practical.
81 think it absolutely cruel" says Mrs.
STANFORD, "to give young man or woman
who must depend upon their own exertions
for livelihood a classical education pure
and simple. There is scarcely week that
Mr.. STANFORD ID not asked to give employ
ment to graduates OF Yale and Harvard.
He has six of them Rs car conductors on the
Market street line now"
The good Lady IL probably In error II she
supposes that these six car conductors re-
ce!ved . classical education puro and simple
at Yale or Harvard in these modern days.
Greek is no longer required study at Har-
ward, and O man can get through Harvard
or Yale with very little knowledge indeed of
either Greek or Latin, and II so disposed can
devote himself almost entirely to studies
which are ordinarily deemed both practical
and useful. Although the six car conductors
are held up as an awful example. we do not
The sun., 1889-11-29
WHAT WE ARE ALL TALKING ABoUG

Just as the big football game came to end ysstsr
day, gang Of enthusiastic Princeton stopped in
front Of Sun reporter.
What paper do you represent :" said one
"rHE suK.'
"TnE suE, ehs Three cheers for TIE sUx" The
cheers were given heartily because 40 was atterward
explained the sudents had learned that suH reportu Of
athletic matters were always and impartial
Springfield pretty. fairSiEed town and calls itself
ahourshng city. Yet the way the Harvard.Yae foot.
ball game turned 1t upSIde down and nSde ou, made
the otropotan visitor smile. Tho hotels OF the town
all changed their dinner hour to II A. NJ to aecommo.
date the rush for the game and nothing was talked Of
in the crowded streets but the players and the issue At
the close OF the day driver OF street dnburdened
himself to passenger amoknE the front platform
In this way:
We'll, sir this here's been high OIL a day a. I've
seed since tho Fort o. July. More pretty gals out by
goSh N knOwed the city had. An everybodya been
giddy, sir. giddy."
There 10 a certain man who is ontnualy going back
aud forth the ferryboAts between Staten Island
this city On board tho boat he has habit OF pacing up
and down the ladies' cabin the great annoyance Of
and curiosity Of others of tho paSseuEerh
- harmless crank suppose" remarked man to
his friend day or two ago.
Harmless Why that s DR.. Burchard. Our people
church in New Brighton for 4 month and believe he
has Just decided 10 accept tho call He over
to tho island every day and is am told very popular