The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-16

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precarious tenure: but sincs being
granted the fullest liberty IN the man
aeement OF their own affairs all nave
been bound strongly TO the Empire
lie appealed to the nation to give the
same liberty to Ireland.
A HANGING CORPORATION.-lhe TACT
that many men have many minds leads
inevitably to many branches OF Dusl-
ness. The latest reported OF these
branches is perhaps the oldest oil an
Think of a body of men organizing for
the purpOse OF hanging by the neck IN
ill they are dead such of their iellow
men as have earned that attention.
Naturally. this IS Chicago company.
Chicago is nothing if not enierpnsiDg.
and il never allows its emotions TO
stand in the way of bu,iness or course.
a number of cons deraliODs went ID tne
formation Of this attempt TO meet a
great popular want. Ii IS 70 be assumed
that the company meets a great popular
want. They all dOit-ln Their eloquent
circulars.-New York iyibune.
The BUSINESS OlILODh. ~ an Hii''N
is experiencing moderate reaction IN
the prices of stocks but 1t Is uihmg
compared with the recent advance.
We are exporting lalgs amount OF
gold to-day. but that need cause no
alarm. There IS now about seventy live
million dollars more currency IN the
country than there was two yeais ago.
and the Treasury machinery is now
working automatically. 50 that any
tightening of the money market must
bring out immediate supplies.
The harvest outlook Is magnificent.
and every day brings new reports OF
damage to the foreign crops. so tuat we
look forward TO a sharp export demand
for our cereals later on and 400 good
prices. We are still an agricultural
c untry, and on The pie itude OF our
harvests aud the extent Of the world IS
demand for them our prosperity largely
depends.-Nec York Herald.
Another AMERICAN DRAMA. Ii
hardly looks as If the author of Pine
Meadow would prove the great
dr9matist for whom we have SO long
been sighlug.
Painful though it be. the newest Of
the American dramas will have to join
our other failures
There is pathos and considerable IN
SIGHT into human nature in the work.
Mr.. Sedley Brown. too. occasionally has
dramatic inspiration.
But like most American playwrlehts
who nave lately tempted fortune.
the newcomer lacks sobriety, CON
slruchve skill. and thehigher inventive
faculty. Exchange.
THE NEXT SEEkEB FOR COVERS MINT
PAP.-The Philadelphia Record irev-
ereptly declares that the Cape May
mosouitOes are anxious 10 get mp of
Baby Mckee. And it represents them
as singing in sweet refrain:
81 am waiting. only waiting,
am waiting for thee,
Nv own. NY own darling,
sweet Baby Mckee
-Ne'c Yort Tribune.
A PofNr or STATE RIGHTS. in his re
fusal 10 surrender resident Of this
cltv to the criminal authorizes of an
other State. upon mere clamor and allie
cation. Governor Hill reyives the ira
dition OF the great days Of lie Com
monwealth lie shows that Dee respects
the personal rights Of the citizen. ana
means to hold Intact the safeguards
which the law has established for the
preservation of liberty.
The proceedings in the Cronin muir
der case at Chicago have thus far re-
sembed rather a town meeting where
every kind OF umor is listened to. and
the utterances of personal hostility ana
malignity are received'as evidence SUI
ficient to establish an accusation.-Nefc
York Sun.
SAVE THE HFRMTA0E.-The Hermit
tape. ARdr.w jackson s residence tor
so many years. is IN state of neglect
and dilapidation. Unless means are
provided for repairing It and putting IL
in order. this historic house VIII, ln "a
few years, be nothing but a RUIN. IL
would be a reproach and disgrace to
the American people if no steps were
taken to arrest the decay OF the mouse
and estate. which is as inseparably as-
sociated with the life and the memory
of Jackson as is Mount Vernon with
Washington and Monticello with Jei-
feison.-N. \. SHn.
AMERICA s MECHANICALPOWgR The
Paris Expedition. like those at N'cnt
Philadelphia, Melbourne. aud New o.
leans. proves that The American EATON
takes The lead in mechanical ihventl3n.
With only one or two exceptions - this
tine in all lines OF industrial aud man
ufacturiug machinery. The American
exhibit OCCUPIES ore third OF the space
i'm the largest building ever tructed
under one roof and % is saii 10 te more
imposing than any display ever made
at AN international exhibition. - Bd'ti
more Herald.
Mr.. WANAMAKER' $ STAR CHAMBlR-
The injustice of the policy of President
Harrison and Postmaster General Wan
amaker IN removing officers ion cause
I'D without stating The nature Of the
ofleuse charged against them. Is Illus
trated thOroughls n the case a. Post
master Charles Brewer. OF Niueland.
y. j. He was removed 90 make way
for a useful partisan without any cause
being assigned .-ErcAdnge.
CHANDLFa's VICTORY The New
Hampshire Republicans did an excel
lent tning for the Democrats on Thurs
DAY night by choosing William l.
Chandler rs their candidate for Senator.
The disorderly aud disgracelul scenes
hich marked the caucus. and which
caused one OF the delegates to exclaim
that it reminded HIM oi an auction.
were in keeping with the character of
the man honOred .-Ncic York star.
Norfolk Virgia,aa: Mr. George W.
Smith. a widely-kn0wn trucker OF the