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LIVE STOCK MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.
BUFFALO Mar l6-Caite- hours ITO
head Total tor me week thus TAR IL 1876 head For the
time last week head Consigned through 122 cars
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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1889-12-28

Cleopatra; come sepa, tortured to death of
Cleopatra; come, Divine Menka~ra, whose
| body Cleopatra tore, and whose curse
| for greed she braved; come one, come all
| who have died at the hands of Cleopatra! !
Rush from the breast of Nout, and greet
her who murdered you'll BY the link Of mys-
| tic union, by the symbol Of the Life, Spirits,
| summon youW
| spoke, while Charmion, affrighted, chung
to my robe, and the dying Cleopatra, rest
| ing on her hands, swung slowly to and fro,
| gazing with vacant eyes.
Then the answer came. The easement
I! burst asunder, and On fittering wings that
great Bat entered which last had seen
| hanging to the eunuch's chin i'll the womb
| of the pyramid Her. Thrice 1t circled round,
| once it lowered DER dead 1ras, then it flew
| to where the dying woman stood. To her it
| flew, on her breast it settled, clinging to
| that emerald which was dragged from the
| dead heart of Menka-ra. Thrice the black
Horror screamed aloud, thrice it beat its
bony wings, and 10! it was gone. Then
suddenly within that chamber sprang up
| the s apes of Death. There was Arsinoe,
| the beautiful, even as she had shrunk be-
Meath the butchers knife. There was young
Ptolemy, his features twisted by the pol
soned cup. There was the majesty OF Men
ka -ra, crowned with the urRus crown; there
was grave Sepa, his flesh all torn by the
| torturer's hooks; there were those poisoned
slaves; and thero were others without num-
Der, shadowy and dreadful to behold! who,
! thronging that narrow chamber, stood silent
! ly fixing their CLASSY eyes upon the face of
her who slew them!
"Behold! Cleopatra!'' said. "Be1told thy
peace, and die!"
| stAye!" said Charmion- ''Behold and
die! thou who didst rob me of mine honor
| and Egypt of her king!'
| She looked, she saw the awful Shapes.
Her spirit, hurrying from the flesh, mayhap
| could hear words to which my ears were
deaf. Then her face sank III with terror,
her great eyes grew pale, and, shrieking.
Cleopatra fell and died; passing with that
! dread company to her appointed place.
Thus, then, did l feed my soul with ven
geance, fulfilling the justice OF the Gods,
and yet knew myself empty Of all Joy there
in. For though that thing we worship doth
| bring us ruin, and Love being more pitiless
| than Death, we In turn do pay all our sor-
| row back; yet must we worship on, yet
stretch out our arms toward our lost De
| sire, and pour our hearts blood upon
| the shrine of our discrowned God.
| FIT Love is Of the Spirit and knows not
Death.
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-=5-@-i most splendid robes, and, To-
yether with Iras, Charmion aud myself,
She supped. Now, as she supped, her spirit
Jared up wildly, even as the sky lights up
1t sunset; and once more she !..' ana u
,parkled as id bygone years, telling Us tales
s. suppers which she and Antony had eaten
Il. Never, indeed, did I see her look more
beaureous than on that last fatal night OF
vengeance. & And thus her mind drew on to
that supper at Tarsus, when she drank the
pearl
! ..strang I, she sale, ''strange that OF the
last the mind Of Antony should lave turned
back to that night ainong c-l the nAensS, cno
"a the saving OF Hcr,.schis. Charmioa.
thou dost remember Harmachts, the Egyp-
tan ?'' IS 81 Il IS !. s. I
b Surely, o Queen, = she answered slowly.
s8s5 s,An1 who. then, was Harmachlsa' J
asked; for = Yves i In % know s. shss s go
rnwad DER my memo ---7s 4ss
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unto thy captains Iy my hand atlength
thou diest. for u am the Instrument OF
Vengeancel Rum do Is pay thee buck for
ruin, treachery FOR treachery, death for
DEATH Come hither, Char mion, partner Of
my plots, who betrayed me, but, repenting,
art the sharer Of my triumph, come watch
this fallen wanton diel St Is Il: 81.
Cleopatra heard, and sank bacK upon the
golden bed, grooming: ''And thou, too,
Charmion!''
A moment SO she sat, then her Imperial
spirit burnt up glorious before she died.
She staggered from the bed, and, with
arms ouustretched, she cursed me.
..Oh, for one hour Of hfe!'' she cried !;
ssone short hour, that therein might make
thee die in such q fashion as thou canst not
dream, thou and that false paramour of
thine, who betrayed both me and thee! And
thou didst love me! All, there have thee
still! See, thou subtle. plotting priest!'
and with both hands she rent back the
royal robes from her bosom; ''See, on this
fair breast once, night by night, was thy
head pillowed, and thou didst sleep wrapped
in these same arms. Now, put away their
memory # thou cansl read it in thine
eyes that mayst thou notl No torture
which I bear can, in its sum, draw
nigh to the rage of that deep soul
Of thine, rent with longings, neve-,
never to be reachedl Harmachls,
thou slave of slaves, from thy
triumph depths snatch deeper triumph;
and conquered, yet I conqueri Ispit upon
thee, defy thee, and dying, doom thee to
the torment of thy deathless lovel O An
tony! leone, my Antony! I come to thine
own dear armsl Soon shall find thee, and
wrapped in love undytng and divine, to-
gether will we float through all the depths
Of space, and lips to lips and eyes to eyes
drink of desires grown more sweet with
every draughtl Or if I find thee not, then
shall sink in peace down the popped ways of
Sleep; and for me the breast Of Night,
wherein shall be softly Graded, shall yet
seem thy bosom. Antony! Oh, l diet
Come, Antony, and give me peace!''
Even in my fury I Quailed beneath her
scorn, for home few the arrows Of her
winged words. Alas and alas it was true.
The shaft of my vengeance fell upon my
own head; never. had I loved her as 1 loved
her now. My soul was rent with jealous
torture, and thus swore sir- should not
die.
'sPeacep' I cried; ''what peace is there
for thee? Oh! We Holy Three, hear now
my prayer. Osiris, loosen Thou the bonds
of Hell, and send forth those whom / shall
summon Come, Ptolemy, poisoned Of thy
sister Cleopatra; come, Arsinoe, muir
dered in the sanctuary by thy sister
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N THE m row
Cleopatra, h a wing
besought leave of
Caesar, visited the
to m b Of Antony
crying that the Gods
of Egypt had de-
serted her. A n d
she had kissed
he coffin and covered
it with lotus flowers,
she. cam 9 &C k,
B q t h e d anointed
herself. put on her
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CHAPTER XXI.

LAST SUPPER OF CLEOPATRA; SONG OF
CHARMICN; DRINKING OF THE DRAUGHT OF
DEATH: REVEAL Nc OF HA :MACHIa; SUM
MONING OF THE SPIsITs By HARMACHIS:
AND FINALLY THE DEATH OF CLEOPATRA.
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CHAPTER XXI.

sSS7S1EYW--T-N FL A R. ION I'M
|lesE@ fMEass eaEa.zs|a'U clasped my arm, to
|GH@AMEM IS which she had chung
LlE$8MN VI in terror.
lUEH MA1~rN ''Thy vengeance,
SssS5D. " thou dark Harma
KlIiRsN5;b,j {5SNs chis,'' she said, in a
|EaMAInNzsAz hoarse voice, '.is a
|gS@#EN#fzSZ- thing hideous to be-
E&#H6yE@ holdl O lost Egypt,
L EGNfIAA with all thy sins thou
'NAl11NsAXI vast indeed queen. Come,
aid me, prince; let us stretch
lax k1:s, this poor clay upon the bed
iE saPsEssss and deck 1t royalty, SO that it
may give its dumb audience
to the messengers OF Cesar as becomes the
lasto Eyypt's queens"
spoke no word in answer, for my heart
was very heavy, and now that all was done,
was weary. Together, then. we lifted up
the body and laid It on the golden bed.
Charmion placed the urnus crown upon
the ivory brow, and combed the nil htrdark
hair that showed never q thread Of silver,
and for the hast time shut those eyes where.
ID had shone all the changing glories Of the
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Tears for my lady dead,
Helodore!
Salt tears and strange to she'd,
Over and Ger.
eco tears and low lament
Fare from her tomb;
Wend where my lady went
Down through the gloom.
Signs for my lady dead,
Tears do send,
Long love remembered,
Mistress and friendl
Sad are the songs we sing,
Tears that we shed;
Empty the gifts we bring,
Gifts to the dead.
''Ahl for my flower, my love,
Hades hath taken!
Ali for the dust above,
Scattered and shakenl
IS Mother Of blade and grass,
Earth in thy breast,
Lull her that gentlest was a.
Gently to restl'
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smacnis hath svfnng me strangely Sing,
then, the last song that shall hear from
those tuneful lips 81 thine. the last Of 80
many songs
i Tis 9 sad hour for song, o Queenl ~ said
Charmion: but, nevertheless, she took her
harp and sang, and thus she sang, very
soft and low. the song Of the Syrian
Neleager: s
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-08
INEnKI. NnIfIANNFKi

II Boulanger had no, fed, he might
have established popular cause against
the usurpaiion of the Senate in calling
him to trial But Bouanger has illus
trated the difference between vulgar
animal courage and the high moral cour.
age that is The only courage
If he had faced the music and stood
his trial he might have had a chance 20
show himself in a good character. If he
had any But the man who runs away
with The hope Of fighting another day,
loses the prestige Of all his prcicnccs,
and must invariably get left. just for the
lack OF popular respect
AZ this distance the action Of the
.rirard Ministry appears as the usurpa
ton Of an oligarchy ltwould seem that
,he Chamber of Deputies is marshaling
The constituted authority Of the state 90
crush political enemies. Il would app
pear that the Opportunist faction owes
DTS existence in power TO the -ilencing OF
An opposition In a word, il is impossi-
bic for a foreigner to make it clear that
the Premier has either reason or justice
on his side
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-08

Tnr appointment of /. Bradford
Prince. formerly Of New York, as Gov
ernor OF Kew Mcyico is going TO make q
merry oh fight in Chat Territory. sieve
Dorsey opposed The nomination strcnn.
ously. and made two lruitlc visits o.
Che White House 90 protest against 3d.
Hc IS greatly depressed, and his relation.
with The administration have been SO
wronchcd that the final snap may come
at any moment
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TINS National Democratic party has q
majority Of ihc voters Of the country
bui as long %, the south allows the Re
publican party io pnt ihe Democratic
pariy on % sectional issue SO long VIII
me political map remain as iiis and three
Northern States can Dee bought or stolen
by Cmna-.c's millions. The North viii
not weigh 'hc question Of Tariff taxes as
long as thc Republicans can show that
the Democratic majority is in the hands
of The South The Northern Democracy
saved the South after the war
lt isa simple and practical problem to
leo them do il again
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-08

4 MEMonArLE STATE TRAr-Th'
trial of General Boulangcr before tl,
senate viii be- The hr-t Impeachment
proceedings Instituted under the con
sumtion of 1875. Article Xll provide
that the President of ihe Republic. ID
Minister. on any person accused of
plotting against the State shall be tried
before the Senate The President
can be impeached for high trca
son. A Minister can be accused
bv the Chamber of Deputies of crimes
committed in the exercise of Dis public
functions and then hc can bee Judged Pos
the Senators Moreover. by decree of
the President rendered in Council oft
Ministers. thc Senate can Pee constituted
70 court of impeachment 90 pIououur.
Judgment ON any person aIwlgnci ioi
crimes committed against The security Of
the State Iujnhc
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-08

In its issue Of April 4th Amertea celc-
bratcd lbs entry upon its second year by
appearing in new and very much
more convenient form Of double the
number OF pages. IL makes further
departure in Tine shape Of cartoon, by
Thomas Mast. Who viii De regular con
iribaior 90 i,s columns Mr. Mast has
taken as the subject Of his initial car.
tom "Our Political University" which
he represents as a mammoth demiiohn.
from which energies typical ward poll
iician
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-08

ACCORDING 20 Washington dispatch
the Michigan Senators have decided to
press the name OF Alfred Russell. Of
Detroit, for Associate Supreme Justice.
Mr. Russell was appointed United States
District Attorney by President Lincoln
in 1871, and was resppointed In 1865.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-08

Tnr discussion Of the alleged offer OF
a postofiice appointment TO Mrs Stone
wall Jackson need not disturb the public
mind
Mrs. Jackson has The right to settle
that question herself and her decision
will be accepted by everybody with the
respect due to the lady and to her own
sensible understanding Of her own po-
ifiOu
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The Washington Stqr says "It is as.
serted that President Harrison ha.
plainly given the colored oilicc-sccker.
from the South who are here 10 under
stand that they have very little TO expect
from him
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checks postodce orders or registered letter
PAYABLE 70
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Nllhmnnh. Va.
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THE EAIi sLrCoEHs The tour of
lhc Chicago and All-America base bail
iefms arc ind the world has been one of
the most remarkable events in the history
of sports Ii was carried ont ON "a scale
Of expense never before attempted. and
The enthusiastic reception which the
players enjoyed everywhere was perhaps
the most notable feature of % notable
Journey From lhe Prince of Wales %
the street boys. every one was cordial 90
them. and IL was harder work 10 accept
the overpowering Inequalities forced
upon them than il was TO play bali-Kf-
sl0ngf
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-08

The British Government has selected
Sir Julian Pauuceiotc a- Minister to the
United States I'm due time Dee vii. ar
rive IN Washington. present his creien
tials 90 President Harrison. and settle
down 90 perform the nominal duties Of
his Office
The change from Lork Sackyille % Sir
Julian has n0othcr interest fol as than
the substitution of anew Minister f0r 20
Minister who misu-ei Dis place by med
ding in our politics At the time of bis
appointment Sir Julian WAS entirely un-
known in this country and even now DE
It'll more than mere name to us --
Nfr lOrk Sun
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~ Uailp Gimfo.

PUBLISHED FvNRY DAWN THE YEAR
hy 1NE TlNtS pINlIluIN0 CON
~iANl. OFFICE s26 EAST MAIN STREET
hCdAONU q. Va.
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Mr. Ward McAllistcr las resigned Dis
position as committee of Arrangements
for the centennial celebration n NcW
York. Matters. however had gone %
far that is now feared 10 cannot tc
stopped The Centennial. which WIS
beginning 90 Doe regarded as = pri-
waite show, viii now loom zap rs public
enterprise The Nord is also authority
for the statement that MI McAnircr
had positively refused 90 give biz ph0io-
rrah to Mr.. w.. j Arkcn. of Jn1l. or
those of his -Four Hundred, the now ia.
nous Iight Brigade
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THE DAILY TINES.
CITY DELIVERY.

Delivered Ia any part Of the city ard Man
chester Roy carriers a. II cents per week.
Persons desiring the TINES delivered n,
heir homes eau secure 70 hy postal card re-.
uost or onlcr through telephone No. Je
when deliver, irrc.J,sr immediate com
,laint should ie made 90 the Office. The I'D
frcss may Do changed ~ desired. n care D,
,ukcn in all casce 10 mention the old and new
address
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LAnnI N-EnlNNAnAN Ii

LARRY OBRANNAGAN The Sew
York STIR says ihal Mr Lawrence Ban.
rctt was NOT merely inlI-ueei, hcWa.
insulting his organization in itself ha.
been au insult to American audiences
for TWO yeas past lie gave DIS patrons
nothing in the way of good ccucv.
fluc effects. fair company cor roper
toiie. such as irving redeem. his absurd
acting with lle gave nofhiHe iu tact
hut uamc-Nr Booths name
but not Mn Booths genius. a- the pub
De in iAe pasi had seen 10 ai-pla1ai Nr
Booth himself hal recognized. 20, have
most of those who knew him. that age
bad deprived him of ile power ol pleas
ing in tine majority of the parts in which
be- made bis reputation years ago I'm
plain wo,ds, Mr. Barrett great company
Jim view of the fact that there was 300
motor of ereat merit m DO except Mr.
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