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Ese'SEEE Cook, tried at Mauch
Cb+nk for criminal negligence In the
Mud Run disaster, has been acquitted.
Perhaps some other man was guilty OF
the negligence which resulted in the Kill
ing OF so many people. Perhaps tho
guilty person may be convicted yet But
II all the trials turn out as the Cook trial
has, the travelling public will wonder If
paw and courts can DO depended on 10
: AFFORD any protection to passengers.
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gL4 Eailp aintfs.

pr tlssen svERY DAYlN THE YRAR
"A Y nix TINS pUbLll ulN0 COM
PAxY. OFrlOE sd kAST AIN sIkkhI
RICHMOND. Va.
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ADVERTISING RATES.
tScH OF TwFivE LINES.

- Reading notices In reading matter type
lsce-ts per bne. Nsnparen. loaded Il Gems
yer Ire.
~ Wants. msriage and deat' notices not
exceeding eight lines. g cents each insert p.
.T-Spocial contract rates furnished on ap'
pication.
Auction sales, Legal Notices ana AmuSe
pent Advertisements ~ per Inch eaeh III
scrfion.
Rejected communication VIII not DO re-
turned.
Entered az the Richmond va postoihce as
second class matter.
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IT Is sad 10 hear that our baseball
players in England have been so worn
out with banquets and ovations that
they could not take luncheon with
Canon Farrar Saturday. 1t is to he
hoped that they will all DO on hand at
the service in Westminster Abbey sun.
Anr
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HORM RIVER EE1F
Daily excop, Sunday

NAtt 4A~Sft eNtttAt
The FayOrite Route 20 Baltmol
The steamers OF this line arc models Of
beauty, elegance, ana comfort.
fLcaye Richmond
1920 and a a. p,m.
Arrlve BALTIMORE Leave Baltimore
$50 am 5p.m.
Auige Riohm0ndse@D ma f0iUam.
Far hlonmunu ~ bhlnmult, tlrsf Class
a.; second class. sl.5u.
Tho York River Line affords superior sd
vantages ~ business men in enabling them ~
leave Richmond ncar She close oi the day't
transactions. and arrive at Baltimore earlr
next morning, siter having cnIoytba delight
tul nights rest, free from The dUet and noise %
railway travel.
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATION.
Lave Richmond (S}i st. depot, IS re s,m
Arrive Richmond, D. % pm
-Daily. italy except Sunday.
Depot and ticket-Oihcc foot W Nirgiuls
street up Sown Office, corner Ieuth ard hei1
streets.
PEYTON RANDOLPH. JAS. /. TAYLOR
Gene. Al Manager. Goa. fa-a'r Agent
SOL. HAAS, JOS. 5. tOlle,
Tfaiio Manage. Dis. Pass'r agent
nol5 -ichinonn va
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nv NAIL. POSTAGE rRsrArD.

Remittancos should BE- made 10y drafts
checks. postofhcs orders or registered iett'r
PAYABLE 10
TlMis PUBLISHING COMPANY,
Richmond. Va.
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ROGER 4. PRYOR ON THE SOLID
Sourn-The fear of negro a.%cendancy
has kept the South solid. and 70 long as
the fear continues the South will remain
solid. The policy of the Republican
party. the open attempt Of Republican
orators 10 keep the sectional question
alive. the constant endeavOr 10 pit the
black against the white and to %denounce
the white while encouraging the black
all this has resulted in timiditv, sus-
picion. distrust and actual fright. As
a consequence the political condition Of
the South is anything but satisfactory.
General PRYOR believes that Harrison
will administer national affairs with an
ever hand; that he will prove himself an
American and not a fanatic. In this the
country is inclined to agree with him.
Mr.. Harrison has laid Of certain lines
of action which, if followed, will 90 far
toward breaking up the solid South be-
fore his term expires. In that case he
will win for himself an enyiable renOWn.
To be d partisan is both easy and dan
gerous. 10 be a statesman both a large
heart and broad mind are needed Mr..
Harrison j. quite capable of merging the
fact that me j. the head Of a party ia the
higher fact that he presides over the
whole people. including al parties Ia all
sections of this great Commonwealth Of
Stately. \. Herald.
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TFS WISE NBGINs-The dramatic
element seems TO be one OF the prevail
ing characteristics of the negro race. \
proof of this recently occurred in Rich
mond. Va, when al a wedding in Rev.
John Jasper's Church the story Of the
ten virgins was enacted in all its details.
The virgins went down the aisles OF the
church to meet the bridegroom, and nc
cording 10 the programme, the lamps of
the five foolish maidens went out.
These were expelled from the church,
while the Others went in 10 the marriage.
Al This was carried on, il is said, with
great seriousness and solemnity, and ii
certainly illustrates a love for theatric
ceremony which is striking and pecu-
iar-BdlHm0rs HsfaiQ.
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AIRLINE.

RICHMOND & DASVILLE RAILROAD
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE To
Blih SOUTH.
PULLMAN SLEErERS Oh ALL NIGHT
TRAINS.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT FEBY. %. 1857
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ONLY LLNET UKTUI \



I'M, r5"hy-hiS ''
commencins FEBRUARY a ID. lei-
.''a a ,.le. n,.
only at Ashland J@0u..o, ai.li.
Washington ani AoH i.i.
Nt am. i'ifH itin titNt elHt ti
Sep, sunaay. l..lei i'
g. D . n. leaves byra--ts'e. s~.t .H3
e.eti,r o. Now iuit.
'' an Strives tt
.,,, sleele' l,'i1 l..@
stol. at frcdcrick irr
JUNCTION ,ep'f if'N Nf''
Hul gov l.ih,
% pm aiils., "a, nlaN oli''t
.' SUBWAY 'i
Hst'h.
The New orN aui tI'fp i sr.'l '
~ ot te-tbulo pullman O
street -tAllnA 20 ' hf NN ta|
days, Hnd saturdays. Hia itfIt'f .l u
hNnfHf-t Wednesday q, hni tN
train makes 20 io.ai stop s. nni rA. M
CHARGED. first n1rfA-bnunI uu.. leaves
thursday. loin instant
ASHLAND hAlNe.
DAILY EXCEPT
400 pa. accommodation. leaves HrHf afI.ff
station arrives a. AsNIar. fn.
900 Dni. caves Elha: arrives af n land al
SO PM.
Street station, leaves ks.l.,te,
ann
$50 pm. arrives Al Elha leaves kIflant q
5l2 PM.
@. A. TAYLOR, General Tllk.. Nsent.
K. Z. ID. NYERa. General suulrnfsrH Hf.
NrDprnrE Avn Nr-Trp, D.II
k'iA YIN ANb POI rh-' NiIH
4
J NN DAILY TRAINS IN nNi. NIN
Two DAILY IuAlAo ID LlA iNI
eChEDllLlN tfl rll OlD tMhEN.t ..
ltAN hllhAOAp.
800 h VI. hasy, va iirhmun. a.u lIIUIH
WlHoid. Leaves rDtaf. lff
a. ~. dnilyi arrive uIh
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TRAINS SoRTHwABD
DAILY. rDaiiy lerceit SUNDAY
SrNrpL- ILIII4

Nos. ii. ami 30 mako nn .f0U. t
stops only 600 signal Hf Ch,sfl.
stops Ou -fsnll 90 l~tnfrH'H.t tU. .I
only on e'enaI at Chester Cent.
Manchester NO. W stops nn fs
regular stations ana also hfIr.. o.
Port Nalthali. Noe. ea. g. .t hnI
viii stop ~ All stations lHI Das.enr.
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A"r.4N~Hti
~ ~~-~-~--
ALD DOMINION STEAMSHIP CON
~ PANY.
FOR NEW YORK.
u NEW YORK.

Steamers leave RicbuOnd EVERY TUES
DAY aud FRIDAY at 5 Dln.
Steamers leave New YORK Tor ilchmonc
EVERY WEDNESDAY, al eAiL hDA i
at8p. NJ: arrivlugin Richmond AOEDAY anc
FRIDAY mornings.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare 60 New York via James rlvor
route GncludluH meals and ertl)..n.
ROund-trip tickets limited 90 ttlity days
after dare Of is1uo. ......t...t ......... II ~
steeiage VITA subsistence ..--.- -----.-... p tI
SteeIage, without suleihtelce.. ..... b ~
Cabin fare via Chesapeake and ONO EL-
Cabin fare va Richmond and Peter burg
Tickets can DO obtained az A. ". CARRIERS.
100 Main street Chesapeake and ohio and
Richmond and Petersburg delots, and AZ COM
pany's Offices. III Main street, and wharf,
hOcketts.
Freignts forwarded ana through bills OF lao.
ins issued tor points beyond New York.
Freight received daily unul Auur OF salliuS.
Passengers leaving Richmond Cu MON
DAYSTTEsDAHs WEDNESDAY S.THGRS
DAYS. and SATURDAYS by the CnesapeaA,
and Ohio railway ("ia Newport Negslats.i q m
and By Richmond and Petersburg railroad
same day II 800 a.m., viii maze connection
AZ NORFOLK with steamer leaving these
days.
NO. 1871 Main street. and
sly 1911 OOmpang- Wharf. Rockets.
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THR pAltY TIMES.
CITY DELIVERY.

Delivered IN any psn oi the city ana Man
chester by carriers 81 is cents per week.
Persons desiring the TImEa delivered al
bslr houe. can secure IL by postal card re
net or order through telephone No Day
when o,liser, irrcsI'ar immediate com
,laint should BE- made to the Office. The ad
dress mas lie changed ~ desired. IL car" he
nixon IN all cases 10 mention the old and new
address.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-18

\ Pooh OUTLOOK FOR DUrEs-There
is a storm-cloud hanging over the colony
OF dudes in this city. Proceedings have
been brought against Il number Of these
birds of paradise who arrived on The
Umbria because they neglected to pay
Tor clothes they brought with them. The
outlook now is that these gentlemen will
have TO put up the money for their fur
lined o%vercoats, or else return them
Nee YOIt star.
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CREAM OF THE PRESS.
PRl0R'S PLAN
TO BREAk THE Sotth.

General Roger Pryor Has his say ap""
the New Ueai-Thc Coiorcd Brother """
protection-what He says of the solid
south.
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nNNEcrInN


Train No. 81 connects daily 81 keysvilli
for Chase City, ClarksNille, and Oxford.
Durham. Henderson ANA Raleigh con-
meets a. Greensboro FOR Durham.
Raleigh. salem. aud Winston, ans ai points On
North Carolina ID vision; az Salisbury for Ash
ytlle. Hot Springs and all points To western
North Carolina. and at Charlotte for g.. a
A. X. r..
TTaln No. % connects daily a. Greens
borO' for Salem, winston, Raleigh, Colds
boro, and MOrenead Cts at Salisbury foi
Asheyiile. hot Syringe, and all points in
Western North Carolina; az Charlotte win
Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta railroad Tor
Columbia, Augusta, Aiken, Charleston, aFtc
nah. ThOmasyilie. Ga. Jacksonville and other
Florida points also with Carolina Central
railroad fog Wilmington.
Trains from the south arrive 40 hehnnnl
sl5a.m. and g8y pm.
tAMELIA COURTHOUSE TRAIN.
Arrive Richmond. ..... ...t.... A1.n
tCLOvBR ACCOMMODATIONS.
Leave Richmond ........ ... $50 n.u
Arrive Manchester ....... ....... t.np.m
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TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS.
AIRS. JOE PERSONS REMEDY.

From Rev. c. j.. Gibson, ID. D., minister Of
Episcopal Church. Petersburg. Va: 81 ave
used Mrs. Joe Persons Remedy fn my "
family, and 10 gives mt pleasure 10 say IL has
proved a valuable tonic and purifier Of the
blood. and If thoroughly tested, | think viii
remove many cutaneous disorders.
CHURCHILL J. GIBSON"
Pstsfs5-rg. Ia, January 10. lSss.
For sale by L. p. ROUTI. Druggist, IL east
Nam street Tal
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NIRGINIA:-lN THE CHANCERl
' COURT OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND
Tile 1.In Y IE EEILIAHA. I.,l.

=. X. V. Daniel. trustee under a deed oiassign-
meat from John J. lnnott........ PAINFUL
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is C~tiANcERY.

Is C~ffANCERY.
The object Of this suit T. To obtain an abso
lutc divorce from the hOuis al m~atGtmouy.
And an AFFIDAVIT having teen made an 1 Med
that the dcfen19nt. John Is. Charles. l. not n
resident OF the State Of Nifginii. NJ &. ordered
Ia arpcar here within fifteen days after due
publication Of this order. and do what IS ne
ccs-aIy 90 project his int est In this suit.
A~topy-Tcste.
CHARLES w. GoDDIN. Clerk.
,,tt- c.to.
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lIsAI NOTICES,

VIRGINIA.-IN THE CUANCERY
COrRr CITYOF RICHMOND
THE l6TH DAY OF MARCH. lss9.
Mary Ellen Charles. who snes hy Thomas
Duke. Jr.. her father, and next friend.
..-...-- --..-.....-- -. PlAin.lf.
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fA- 30" NL"H |N"H" ~"
against
The Hunt street Furniture Company. Rent
Bros. kfun. ktlls 4 Co, Charles A. BISHOP
A Co. The Franklin Furniture COMPANY.
Thomas Madden. II Wigger- n Co., iincin
matt Bcisuad Company, George Chapman
n sou. bsehy and hiytr~, james Ptenhhf- y
Co. NiIiam Becker. Tho Mclean ,hair ann
Or D tumplny. Frank e. hlll. buthan y
schmidt. The Forest city Furniture Com
lauy. Sptycr \ Bro. George fclikimp y
Bro. Conrcy. Mallar a pesprey, III Con
nefslillr Furniture Company. The thttta-
nOo-a furn.t4rr company. The Woven WIRE
Mattress company. y. a. trItter a I The
Novelty Manufacturing Company, W illaih
kOpp. leo Austrian \ TO-, a.. fl.tet q
Co.. rhciusky s. Co.. H.. u. stone n Co., knox
Vile Furniture company. Camden fhfui.
tur- Company, Mason foard Company, atd
% nors ...+... ..... ...... Defendants.
The object On ms suit u TO Obtain the 10
cisiOl o. the Count ON the question as "a
whether q certain sum Ia the hands OF me
flsintlff a. trustee. amounting ~ about iouf
huudfei dollars. helunss 10 John }. -lnuolt
as part OF hs home stcad, on 10 the thi # class
creditors. under hs decd 81 assignment u1l u
January j., i>ol. And HlhiaFlt having been
made that ihc above nluei defendants are
non O. si1ruts ot fIe state OF NlrRinlt. u l'
ordered that thcy appear here wituln hitcti.
'Ays after due publication OF THIS viuei ana
ieicnd their interests IN this suit.
a cOpy-Ieste
CHAs. ". GOBLIN. CLERK.
l. A. Mre,p y ID mhE SAW
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The New York Star says OF Nh. Cleye-
lands speech al the dinner OF the Sons
OF ST. Patrick, that he dwell on the ne.
cessity of having a united country, with.
out factions or sections, and ADDED that
never in the history of the United States
hsd this condition been so nearly ap-
preached AS st present. The speakers
delivery was superb, and his hearers
went away with 3 new appreciation OF
his %oratorical powers"
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&c. MINOR. pa. MIX SAW
NIRGfNIA-IN THE CHANCERY
' COURT OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
mn l-~. IA 4 IJ knHI AIRY fsH

THE 25rH DAY OF FEBRUARY 1877.
$. Hammerschlag, Charles Mattlafe; ]. Day
eupOrt. /. Davenport. Jr, g.. Is. Davenport,
and Jnnius a. VI rli9. co partner trailn.
a. Davenport " Morus; LOWS. Within T.,
George RI. and Waiter I. Elmer. CO. art
uers tradiug under the firm nam9 Of J. FL
mol = ms; W. : Frazier, trading az :.
Frazier a o.. Adam H.. Anthony NJ, and
Charles ~. Wurthman, co-paftne r tracing
- Adam n. Warthman X Co.; stephen Tn.
dcrhill. john i0di and James I. Rodd. co
partners trading as houd Bros. Co.. has.
iofiau. and Chas. Robe. j., co-partners
Trading Is Robe Bros. August q. B-chstciu
and Wm. 4. Ross. c0-plrtnef, trading as
Bechsteiu & Co.. aud jas. Il John 49,, hil-
ton W. ana Wallace /. Kirk, trading ~ ) :.
Kirk NCn .... ..... ........ ..... Fl intitis.
ulIIu-f
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The object ~ this suit Il - obtain an ahso-
and AFFIDAVIT htying d en- made and n ed that
he defendant. Cora West l. a non resident oi
toe STATE OF Virginia. she H. bdered To appear
a. t. Wit1in fifteen dtysaiter due publication
Of this order. ana 90 what j. necessary 10 pro-
tect her Interests iu this suit.
tOpy-Tt ste.
CHARLES W. GODDIN. Clerk.
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fiDhNltA rs ~ iiN1tut. Ing eINahti :
delivery was superb, and his hearers
went away with q new appreciation OF
bis oratorical powers"
RULES FOR THE CNPIRE.-Ono shot
allowed with each reserved seat ticket.
Dead.heads must shoot with their
mouths.
Fresh umpires will bo kept in stock.
The umpire is there for nins innings,
so take your time.
Dynamite bombs not allowed.
Mr. Arson will not be permitted 10 use
more than one eating gun.
Empires should kiss their wives aud
girls good be al the gate.
No insurance taken on umpifes.
Particles OF the umpire's clothing will
be distributed by the peanut boys after
the firing.
Boys up a tree will be allowed three
shots for nye cents.
Spectators Will please not perfOrste the
ball0On-be sure and hit the umpire.
The coroner is engaged for the season.
-PAila. Record.
THEY'VE DUMPED DUDLEY.-The Har.
risOn administration is now two weeks
old, and Colonel ". W. Dudley has re-
ceiyed no recognition of his services in
the late campaign, On the other hand.
Mr.. Clarkson, Of Iowa. who merely AS
sisted Dudley in the purchase of the
p0sces mailing list, has been rewarded
with the Office of First Assistant Post
sster-General. II il iEiimsted from
Washington that the ingenious author
the plan for buying "hoaters in blocks
OF five has begun to bitterly complain
the ingratitude of politicians Es-
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NIRGINIA-IN TIE CHANCERY
' COURTOF THE CITYuF RICHMOND.
THE l6tu DAY OF MARCH, lssg.
Robert West. ........ ...... ......... Plaintiff
agairst
torh West -.......-.. ...-.-.- Detenihn'
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On rralns Nos. IA and % sfsrIr .fs Do.
tween New York an1 Tampa. BIZ. I.t Iae
30nylllei. On Trains Nos. ID auI ...l.
ears between NlslIn. 10 arl
and between Washington and lII. I.
tuuu No. "a ziecp.U. .Ir. I.T
York and Jacksonville. 90 lIIIr.
rs .tIrfling-carS between hI"
lNOmdsFiIn, NH. ON fH N- NN..
~sieepiug-urf1 between fsHInIf.r ...
%s0uyl.e. and between f. Nm.nI ..i
eucc. = 4. ln addition CO. flr .tr.
THE NEW YORK. ANDFIlHfnA -H.lff.
consisting Ol Ftstlbuie Pullman
leaves h.llmonr. .0nru. nYruI. .t
Monday. wednesdays. HnlIuI.E.
ftflr-NurE. uuftu. nIuul, Al -I H...
IHN-. Thursdays, ana saturdays. ..'
81. charged ou this train.
THE ONLY ALKALINE IOf .hI.I
Lrkva AR8vs
Richmond, 'P5c ann. Norflls
Richmond. ffnpn. hur.t.
Norfolk. $50 ana. NlHm0.
Norfolk. $3.50 ON. EI,hm.n
Ihefc TRAINS also MAKE clos
FOR fafmFlIIc. ~LYnthnurg. a
western points. aud All stations ON. f.r
and Western railroad.
RN ..IY
81. h. Nf
General rI0n. ..
T. NJ. EaEReON, sneril plsf 'us f Alr.f
sot HAS. Traffic Manager.
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NIRGiNIA-lN THE CHANCERY
' COURT OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
THE 5rH DAY OF MARCH, lSsa.
Conway H. Sands. James Aston Cabeil and /
l.. NcGulrc, trustees. Ia a deed ~ frIst l. Om
Charles II. ChslE.ey aud Jeuule Il. ChalAlcy
III wife. and lyman Lhalkley. bearing date
on the elst day 81 January, 1872. of record ia
tie tiork's once VI tne tnanCery Court iOr
the city Of Richmond. ......... plaintiffs,
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DICHMOND AND ALLEGBANE
RAILROAD.

HNnNDN In VI AhLAAfe ~ Af M
JANUARY -tla. lssy.
ONLY LINZ CUNNING SOLID IflIfs hEt
IFt,L p knhp Aap L~Yscr8i1G.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1889-07-06
POMONA GRANGRS.
Arrangements for tho August Meet
iDas.

New Haven county Pomona grange, No. 3,
will hold grand rally at Savin Rock Tues
day, Aug 9th. All the Pomona oranges of
the State are to hold meetings In August.
The meetings are all to bo public and on the
basket picnic pan, eaoh Pomona grange to
make local arrangements, such as tables,
dishes, tea, coffee, lemonade, etc., and it is
expected that 800 10 1900 people will at.
tend each one of these meetings The Iitera-
ry programme will be under the charge of
each Pomona grange lecturer, assisted by
DR.. George A. Bowen, lecturer of the State
grange. Music and fve-minute speeches will
take up the morning hour from 1890 to
11:30; then two hours for dinner and socia.
biliiy. And, while there will be some other
speaking in the afternoon, the great attrac-
tion will be Colonel J. a. Brigham of Ohio,
the able and eloquent head of the national
organization.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1889-07-06
TALES OF A TRAMP PRINTER.
How q Young Printer Learned the
Difference Between Fiction and
From the Union Printer.

From the Union Printer.l
One day there came along tramp printer.
He was a oorker. He csptivated me with
stories. He told me of his pastoral strolls,
of the ease and luxury he enjoyed, how he
streams while listening to the sweet song Of
birds and the mellow lowing of kline, and
at night he slept beneath the beautiful cano-
Ply of heaven, with stars for his watchers
and angels for his protectors. In the morn
ing he rose with the lark, made his breakfast
of dew, and then leisurely meandered along
the quiet country road pluoking fragrant
wild flowers and inhaling exbilarating ozone.
He caught me hard. I asked him II
might join him. Certl Only too glad to
break me in. straightway went to my
boss and asked him for a recommendation.
"For whatf'
"As printer, Of COURSE" quoth I.
GAS fool, said he.
"People will Judge of that" said /.
"You bet they will" said the old man.
And they did. Joined fortunes with the
tramp. 1t only took two days for me to
drop to the fact that he was the biggest liar
on earth
The first town we struck was not from
choice. The conductor put us off. My
friend said my first lesson would be In hust-
ling. He showed me how to hustle. hus.
tied. Got two hard-boiled eggs and few
crackers. l gave them to him and he illus.
trated the manner in which they should be
eaten. "Where does Little Barefoot come
int" quoth 1.
"You are not in this act" said he "You
must learn first"
After trials and viclsstudes galore we
raachad Gh;cao0 The tramn caJ1ad INV at
tention to the fact that my clothes were toe
good. 1 must appear poor In order to gel
| work. Bit He took me to friend. A
| transformation took place. I came out Of
| that place poor, forlorn tramp. l was
hungry. proposed eating. We walked
| block, when my friend suddenly placed
his hands on his suspenders and exclaimed
| II ON deathly sick. feel like fainting.
"Sorry," said l.
81 must have . drop of whiskey," said
| he.
"All right" said I, .'you take this quar-
ter, get drink and give me the fifteen cents
| to buy food with"
"a good scheme" said he.
We went into saloon. Ipassed. He tool
it up (the bottle) and poured out glassful.
"That drink will cost you twenty Ave
nifty my friend replied: "All right, sir,
| can pay for it."
Down went the whiskey, down went my
| quarter, and down went my spirits to the
bottom of my feet.
was crushed. That was the hair thai
broke the cancels back.
then made up my mind to cultivate cour
age and self-relianoe. 1 had enough train
| ing. bracsd. ''My heart was true to my
self" and in future 1 avoided professions
trainers. l showed disposition to be indie
| pendent l got along frst-rate, and since
| that little experience ! have been in nearly
every city in the country. I have found il
| easy to get work If there was anything to b.
had, and Aatter myself that have left be
hind me good reputation wherever 1 have
| been.
All of which goes to show that. self-reli
ance and self-respect are alike essential tt
| a travelling printers success.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1889-07-06

The 9:20 Derby train, which connects at
Botsford with the Housatonic and which is
becoming II very popular route. was much de-
layed and missed connection on Wednesday
last on account of a tremendous rock which
had fallen upon the track few miles above
Shelton. The courteous attention and pleas
antly given information of Conductor Charles
N. Phillips was much appreciated by the de-
layed passengers and did much to remove
their discomfort A half dozen or more blasts
of dynamite had to be used before tie OBJ
struction was removed.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1889-07-06
, From the Superior Court.


Owing to the number of recent npplica-
lions, the Yale Business College will moi
close during July and August, giving &c
young men and ladies. who may desire to
take special course of instruction in any OF
the commercial branches, an excellent OPP
portunity to attend the college at time
when II Is not overcrowded.
Shorthand, typewriting and telegraphy, a
speciality under individual instruction.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1889-07-06

A clergyman after years Of suffering from
that loathsome disease catarrh and vainly
recipe which completely cured and saved him
from death. Any sufferer from this dreadful
disease sending Q self-addressed stamped en-
velope to Prof. ]. A. Lawrence, SO Warren
street, New York city, will receive the recipe
free Of charge. OLD tu,th,s,weow