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PUBLIC SPEAKING
~ irish Member Of Parliament Gives He
Views on the subject.


II would be ludicrous on my part Ia
set up as an authority on public speak.
ing, says William O'Brien, member OF
parliament Nothing short Of the i'm
porous necessities of our Irish strug.
giles and command from Mr. Parnell
could ever have made me a public
speaker and these necessities once
satisfied, | cannot imagine anything
which would induce me TO remain one.
However, as you are kind enough to
evince any interest in my personal ex-
pcriences, 1t is but a very trllling no.
turn Of good will on my part 10 tell
you the very little | have to say upon
the subject.
II there is anybody, not fool or a
bore, who over presumed to address an
audience Of thinking men upon any
grave topic without preparation in
some shape, in the mind If not on
paper, | have not the least pretensiou
to the gift My rule is TO think as
much ne possible Of what | want to
say. and as little az possible Of how |
am going to say il. and my first
speech 90 was 10 the electors of Nal
low was wholly written. When the
moment came to speak it the flowing
language all swan before me and
disappeared. | was only saved from
catastrophe by tho intense enthu-
siasm of the crowd, who knew / was
no speechmaker and did not care
three straws for my mere words; but.
once fired by their magnetism. found
the argument Of my written speech
come back TO my memory most ser
vicoably, ~nd ] found palmer and
more direct words to enforce it.
Since then, unfortunately, the in.
cessant demands of our struggle in
Ireland have, in nineteen cases out of
twenty, rendered anything like writ.
ten preparation ridiculOusly inpossi-
bio luxury, which is all the greater
pity that every idle word of ours is
sciutinized by malignant eyes for
something that may serve against us
whether for the purpose OF prosecu-
ton in Ireland or quotation in Eng
land.
For the last two years my practice
bos been TO wake 81 : o'ciOcl; on the
morning OF q meeting, if not Obliged
to be ont all night, and turn over in
my mind for an hour or two the
most effective line Of argument for
the day, sometimes jumping out Of
bed to jot down some particular hint
OF phrase that may occur TO me. Any
thing in the nature of lecture, re-
Quhing literary elaboration. / write
and read but l am sorry TO say my
experience OF this kind OF delivernce
is tliat the audience would lose moth
ing if they saw it first in the morning
papers
Ny first general advice TO young
mon on the subject Of public speaking
would be not to become public speak
ors atall, unless in very special cir
oumstances and with very special
gifts. or, if they must make speeches.
TO spare no possible pains in thinking
out those portions OF their discourse
which are intended to convince tie
reason and trust to their own central
fires for that Undesirable glow Of lam
guage which no written words can
mpart 10 appeals to human feeling
Boston Herald
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COURT CALENDAR.
STATE

STATE.
SUPRrMR Court or APPEALS. January 0th,
March 9th. November 9Th. az Richmond
city: September 2Oth, at stanton, Va;
July 10th, al Wytheyilie Va.
RICHMOND CITY.
CHANCERY COURT.-First Monday IN January,
April, June, and October.
CmCrIT COURT First Monday in February
ana third Monday 10 May and October.
HreTINgs COURT.-First Monday in every
month and september 2lth. no court ~
Augusta
PoLIcE CoURT-Criminal--Eyery day at $50
PofIcE CouRr-Civil-Eve Friday at y NJ
HENRICO.
CRcrr COURT. Third Monday I'm January,
hrst Monday in May, aud hrst Monday III
October.
HANOVER COUNTY.
CIRcUrr CoURT.- Of April and 26th OF DC
cor MY COURT Third Wednesday in every
CHEsTERFIELD COUNTY.
CIRCUIT CoURT.-l5th o. May and 18th Of No
CouSri CnURT.-second Monday in every
month. -
LOUISA COUNTY.
CIRCUIT COuRT.- 10Th VI March and 10Th Oh
September
CoUNTY CouI-Second Monday In every
month
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Tourist-It must have been a terri
bic cyclone that wrecked this church
50 completely.
Kanson with his arm in a sling
-Twa'rnt no cyclone. You see, i
happened on Sunday, an l was
preachin' on the folly o seel;in
riches, when some teller hollereo
through tho window that there waa
three pussy lookin capitalists in town
looking for land, an the congrega
ton III up as one man an busted the
walls right out tryin' TO git out first.
rounst--But you seem 10 have 10
ceived personal injuries
Kansan-Yes, / got my arm broke,
but | was sort O. reconcied. ! reached
the capitalists in tine 10 sell my LOT
over on Prospect and Wall streets. -
Time.
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An Interrupted song.

An English sailor was employed in
cleaning the side Of ship in the har-
Dor of Sierra Leone when he sud
denly disappeared from the view Of
his aston..hed messmates. He had
his feet in the water as he sat at his
work, and he was singing a song.
10 never came to the surfece His
friends were far from suspccting the
cause Of his disappearance until day
OF two after. when one Of his limbs
was discharged from the nav Of a
captured shark The shark had
caught him by the foot and dragged
him down, and, as there was too much
reason to believe, had waged a fierce
fight over his remains with q swarm
Of other monsters of the same species.
No single circumstance of horror
seems wanting TO the story of this
poor fellow's doom; and 20 complete
the count, we have the almost fatoful
carelesspess by which it was brought
about Only sailor, perhaps, would
have shown such indifference to a per
fectly well known danger Of tropical
seas. Els snatch of song at the mo-
ment Of his disappearance seems the
most cruel touch OF all--London
Daily News.
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ioRAcco MANUFACTURERS.

uGEER BROTHERS. Druggists.
.u 1914 Main street
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TOBACCO DEPARTM ENT

RICHMOND, Va, February l4--Sales Of
loose tobaccOs to-day amounted 10 go
68j pounds. Highest price a..
The general character of the loose to-
baccos offered to-day was very mean.
Offerings Of tobaccos on Change
Thursday, February 18th, 1889: Total
offerings, foriy-iwo packages Messrs.
/ Carr & Dickensons offered thirty-four
! packages Of West Virginia brights One
sold al S3j per one hundred pounds, one
taken in az S3i 50: one sold at <25; one
At 500; one at S2l; one at 5000, one al
| Si0.25; one at $ls one at Sl1; one al
/ Sl5; one al Sl42j; one at Sl9.2j; one al
Si8; ono al sl9. Nineteen packages
/ brought under $40. Of which six were
taken In. -Four outside packages were
offered One was taken In at Sl62J, one
was sold at 5000 one was taken IN at
/ 1925: one at $50.
Mr.. Slas Shelburne offered four pack.
ages West Virginia brlghts. One sold
at Sij per one hundred pounds; one Ia
ken in at 1915 one at $3.50 one at
/ $40.
Old Dominion, Seabrook's, Shockoe,
Blanchards, Dayenport's and Silas Shell
L
dav 1873 hogsheads, II tierces.
United States Revenue Collectors Office
reports city collections a. follows; Tax
paid on tObaccOs, S4,3Oj 90.
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad re-
ports thirteen hogsheads received to-
day.
Sales reported TO secretary to-day:
Wrappers, 50 hogsheads; filters, 7 hogs
heads: smokers, ) hOgsheads; darks, 81
hogsheads; West Virginia brights, o
hogsheads Western, ) hogsheads. Total,
16 hogsheads.
Tobacco Inspectors Office reports: In
spocliOns, IS; re-inspections, %.
Registered al the Tobacco Exchange;
T. l. Rawley, Reidsville, y. c.; Thos B.
Henly, West Point, Va; y. NJ. Fletcher,
Albemarle county
l clip the following from the Baltimore
Sun of l4th inst:
THE INTERNAL REVENUE BILL.
The House Committee on appropria-
tiOns will tomorrow decide 20 report the
COwles internal revenue bill back TO the
House with favorable recommendation.
There have been several informal con-
ferencos among the members of the COM
mittee on this subject, and tomorrow
formal action Will be taken. The Ran
dali faction in the House and the
Republicans have not been advised
as 10 the intentions OF the WAYS and
Means Committee in regard 10 the tariff
question, so they propose TO have the
COwles bin in the House in case Of an
emergency A member Of the Appro-
priations C0mmitte said to-day that there
were some members OF the committee In
favor of permitting the Cowles bill to
die i'm the committee room, but a major
ity think Otherwise They regard the
action of the House in referring the
bin 10 them as an instruction 10
report the bill back during the
present session. The committee has not
fully determined In what shape they will
report IL, but 10 will certainly contain the
repeal Of the tobacco tax, which will
guarantee It's passage should il be press
ed 10 vote. The understanding seems to
be that il will not be forced upon the
House unless IL becomes apparent that
the Ways and Means Ommttee do not
propose 20 take any definite action upon
the Tariff bill in their hands.
c. Mel.
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poeket.Plellng at fn.hlonabIe AIarrIages.


Parish Despatch 10 London Daily Telegraph
Some time ago a very unpleasant Incl
dent occurred al the marriage ola French
Marques After the ceremony the guests
repaired 70 the house 20 inspect the
presents, and soon It was dis
covered that a very costly orna'
ment had disappeared. Search was
made high and low. There was a march
past" OF the visitors, under scrutinizing
ewes. but all in vain. The missing article
never was discovered, and 10 this day It's
fate remains mystery. There really
appeacs 20 be some fatality IN wed.
dings which maTquesses are con-
nected. Another Marques married
his son on " ednesday 10 a young lady
belonging 10 family well known Ia
Partisan society, and after the ceremony
the party repaired 10 restaurant near
the Bots dc BoulOgne, where a
choice luncheon was served speed
ily. When the time came Tor
paving the bill the Marques, who was
the AmphiiryOn, felt now in one pocket,
now in another, but could not nnd his
purse. III is very strange he murmur-
ed, FOR am sure did not leave II be-
hind me. Then, turning to his wife, he
informed her Of his dilemma. The lady,
looking rather pleased than otherwise
remarked that, bearing IN mind his care
less habits, she had That very morning
taken the precaution Of Milling her
purse with bank notes. Here they
are she added. NO they are not
they must be In another
pocket" And she, too Owed into one
part OF her dress and then into an
other, but could not ind her purse.
4 wealthy banker, an old friend OF
the family, who mad heard few snatches
Of the conversation and guessed
the rest now interviewed. Luckily he
had the wherewithal but he, too,
searched TO no purpose. AT last
all the guests got wind OF the the affair,
and all instincliyely felt for their purses.
10 their dismay nine OF them found
that their pockets were completely empty.
During the crush In the yestry pick
pocket had been at work reaping rich
harvest and spreading CONSERVATION IN
the breasts Of the Marques guests.
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Amelia-Swear not by the moon, the
incOnstant moon.
Augustds-ihen what shall l swear
~swear by that which you hold in
valuable; something that is dearer 10 YOU
than all things else; something that you
cannot live without
Then, Amelia. | love you; swear II
nv nv salarv."-Nor York Weekly.
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81. Johns day ia Italy Is thus observed at
Rogello, Italy The people here have a CUR
ots superstition connected with this eve OF
ST. Johns day which is observed by many
they repeat their Iosaries until midnight, and
then look out, Grully believing that they Will
zee Herodias and her daughter pass, riding on
"a fiery plank, tAe daughter saying: Mother,
why did you say II" and toe mother, "Daugh-
ter, Why did you DO iti' AID then plunge into
Tic ssa, tho reason Why, after ST. Johns day,
the Temperature 4 the so RISES and bathing
l.gins New York Sun.
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Oli Nero. the mammoth bun dog be-
longing TO A. j. Mcdonald, Of this place,
IS earning $40 a month in McPhee &
Nichols logging camp. He totes dinners
TO the men and does bis work as well as
q cookie with a pony could DO it. He
knows when il is time 70 be around. and
nothing can keep him from being at
camp. ready to be loaded down, at II
o'clock Nero is monster and the
camp can rest at night in perfect safety
uom any kind Of foe. lie can whip
all corners in the shape Of dogs, and he
would tackle q bear with all the conf
lonco ia tho world-Rhinalmdcr (Mis.)
NDm North.
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tr1cagO Markets.

CHICAGO, February 14.-Wheat opened
lower. Corn steady. Oats quiet. Provis
ions weak Closings Whcat-February
SlOSi; May, SlO6!; June. S103f. Corn
-Feruaryi3lc.i March, 3i4@349c.; May
3jic. Oats-February, 2jc March, 25fc
May, 27s@273c. Probationary, S1O9j
March, $ll.OO; May. $lll2t Lard
March, S6.55f; May, $685.. Ribs-Feb
ruary and March, 1886; May, $602i.
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New York Markets.

New YORK, February 14.-Flour close,
steady at former prices. Wheat dull
spot sales No. red, SlO6QS1.07
No. 9 red winter, February, 9Gc
Corn easier; spot sales No. ? mixed
iSt445.c. do. February, 4lc Oats dull
spot sales No. l white, 39c.; No.
mixed, March, 3lic. Pork dull; new
mess, $1,000 S132j Lard weaker
March, S69j9S7OO. Sugar - Raw
quiet, but firm; refined steady and fairly
active; cut loaf and crushed, &C.; pow
dered, nc; graduated &c. Coffee
steady; fair Rio, l7yc.
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Groceries. Etc

Brooms-Two strings, 81 90 TO 81 %: three
strings, sl.5O TO 800; four strings, 500 Il
$50.
Baskets-Willow, fl.i5 10 Sl.3O per nest;
split, 6Oto 75c per dozen.
Can Tomatoes, 8 pounds, per dozen 95C
70 20.
Can Corn. 2 pounds, per dozen 30 to95.
Rice-CarOlina, . 10 &C. RangeOOn. 6sc.
Salt-LiyerpOol, frOm store. 81 40 ground
alum from store, per SACK, fl.00 10 clio.
Tallow-4lc.
Cheese-Prime cuttir g, l4c, common, II &c
l2c; English dairy, lsci pineapple, 2oo.
Lard-puTe DC, refined. lOc.
Molasses-Extra, hOgshead, ID 10 l5ci
barrels Is 10 l6c; genuine golden syrup, per
gallon, n to go New Orleans, prime 70
choice IS 10 300
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An awful English Language.

Smith-Oh, Leblanc, | must congratu'
late YOU on your lecture last night.
CAPITAL, But why did you always shirk
the word plough l noticed you de,
scribed the thing at length when you had
to mention H.
Hippolyte Leblanc-Ahl was not Ger
tain il | should call him II "plog' or
.plun"-so let him alone.-Jady
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An Artists Mistake.

"Rosa Bonheur as an artist IS not true
- nature remarked the snake editor.
How IS that:' asked the horse editor.
I'm her picture, The Horse Fair, APP
near several white horses, but not q
Jingle red haired girl. - Pstts5,rg Chr0"-
y.
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C. Mel

The New York Tribune is publishing
letters on the cigarette war. II is said
legislation is needed, and will DO had,
prohibiting 10 boys under Is smoking
the cigarettes. Many letters from prom
inent men are published TO prove the
injury 10 the mind and body by such
early indulgence.
on the other hand, there is the never
failing ccntenarian, men and women who
for forty 10 eighty years smoked, chewed
and snufied, and still lived. So far the
scales are balanced. There IS, OF course,
an age at which boys and girls should
not smoke, and it is true that there
is many man too delicate
to do the same, but if
proper persuasion will not regulate the
age, quality and quantity of tobacco
that is injurious 10 one health, w0 have
but little faith IN the laws accomplishing
ANYTHING with minors in this direction.
Mr.. r. + Dmmmond. a leading tobac-
conist from Asheville y. c., arrived this
evening from home. lie says Asheyille
is getting good share Of new brights.
and Saws that Asheyille has the best Of
the North Carolina bright crop in color,
but it is al best only poor. d.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
Grain and Cotton Market.
RICHMOND, VA, February Il.
oryEsrres REPoRrED 10 SECRETARY.

RICHMOND, Va, February H.
oYyER1sGs REPORTED 10 SECRETARY.
Wheat 1926 bushels.
Corn-2,7.O bushels
Oat>-l,lv bushels.
Meal o bushels.
Peas-30 bus els
sALEs EFPogTED 70 SECRETARY.
Wheat-LOngberry. 500 bushels fair az
sl vi; mixed. 6li bushels prime on private
terms do. 80 bushels very good al 500.
Total sales Of wheat l.32j bushels.
Com White l7O bushels prime a, &c;
90. o bushes very good On pri, ate terms
10 al sales Of corn no bu .hels.
Oats-wiuter, 100 bushels prime on pr.
ate terms.
COTTON REPORT.
Market firm.
Quotations -Middling. 9sc.; low mid.
ling ETC.; good ordinary, sec.
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Meat, Flour and Meal.

characteristics, &c.. shoulders, &c.
BacOn-W Western shoulders, sic, Clear-rib
sides 70; breasts lie hams i3c.
Flour-Richm nd patent roller family
IS Is 10 $3.50; fancy family, 1910 10 5000
family, Si.75 20 $3.50. city extra, S4.25 "a
4.50 city supertlne, 1915 TO ti.0O; city
fine 1925 % 1880.
Meal-City. per bnshel. Soc country, 50 20
SOap-Common, 3 10 &c; best washing, b.
Sc; toilet, 10 70 25c.
sugars-Granulated, 7. c. A sugar, 7!ci B.
Sugar &c: c sugar &c.
Teas-hlack. p 10 5Oc imperial, IS 70 e5ci
unpowder. % 10 S5c.
Cofiee-Rio 10 to 2oci Laguayra, Is to
&c; Java, IS 10 DOC.
Buckets-Painted, TWO hoops, ti.2o; three
hoops, 80.
Mil Feed.
shipstui per ton sl9.
Brownstuti per ton $500
Bran per ton, $500
Iron, Steel. Nails, Etc.
Iron-American refined, Old Dominion
bar Der pound for standard sizes, . l-lOL.
English and American sheet, 81 10 5.c Swe'
en- hammered. 4 'stO &c; hoop, Alto 54c.
Nails-Old Domeini0n standard size, s2.lO;
steel S2.2O.
Walker horse-shoes 81. mules IS.
Cement, Lime, Plaster, Etc.
Cenent-Union. per barrel, 81 .35; Rosen-
dale, 30: James River, | .35.
Lime-Rockland, per barrel, <l.lO 10 sl.l5
anchor. 81 .05; Riyerton, sl.05.
Plaster-Lump. a.; ground, 100; ealcinad
plaster, So 10 i.75.
Hay, Oats and Straw.
Hay-No. l Timothy, per ton, $500 TO
l6. 80; No. 2, 1870 l5.6e mixed. 1880 10
40: Virginia clover, 1900 TO 1870.
Baled Ost,-sll.OU 10 1900.
Shucks-Baled % 70 roc.
straw-Compressed, 100 pounds, 40 to AZ
10 Sc pressed, large bales, 40 20 o)e.
Lumber, Slaves, Etc.
Lumber-White oak. per loo, 5000 to
1900; West Virginia poplar, per loo lo.VV
to.2l.00
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AFFIXED sHFILD, Clork.
". +. G GARNErT. JIG, pa. jsH-cSw
NIRGlNIA,-lN THE CHANCERY
DIRT OF The 4 ny OF RI HNOND

NIRGiNIA,--lN THE CHANCERY
CURT OF THE { ny OF RICHMOND
lie 20 DAY OF p BkUARA. loss.
In the matter Of tie scttl mcni Of the sstaf
OF he lat via A. d. tcf-k< pare.
IL appearing 10 the court thai he sccornbi
of suau +. WIN er, Xc,utf OF the lsto
! David 4. artsr, dec, as %. d an account OF
I the ents dtuiands ~ Inst the estate
the siid carter have 10 % rcsuiafly sett cd be-
I fore n mas J. Ets. :. commissioner Of ac-
counts OF THIS court. and ar cd and
+ filed IN the clerks Office OF the "a court,
an more than One year having tN-
pred nee tue Qualification Il the
said eXecutriN upon tie said esiat". The
c0uft doth. up n the motion Of George W.
/ Carter. u % atce "a der tie viii OF said David
/ A. Carter deceased. al Judge. q der and deer
I that h, credltO.s 81 thu "a David carter,
0ec,a,ed. DO appear Dcire thi, court on the
: ay Of Marc , lsh9. iO show cau.c, IL aoy
/ they can. against the paymepta delivery "
ths estate 81 the saiI David A. Carter 70 his
dlstiioutsss.
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MUSTANG

IS FOR MAN q BEAST. PENETB ATES
NUSCLEGEHRE 20 THE VERY BONE
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EsoISEs. BOILERS. ETC.
PROFESSIONAL

....-.-.--.Her-r--.H .r-..-.,,. -1.-r----H-
..fs rrnr-. WILLIAM ~ LYOSs
I lJN. g. LYONS,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNsELLORs
Az Law,
r. ID Skaters Building. Richmond, Va.
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A copy reste:
HAS W ooDDIN, Clark.
Is. wADprLI. JR., q. Il s-rusw

NIRGINIA-IN THE CIRCUIT
' COURT OF TIE CITY OF RICHMOND.
January Hfu. 1889;
The virsina Electric Light and Power Com
pany. a pOfatiOn duly Incorporated I'M
der the laws Of the State of Vie mia,
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u 40 InoMAs ATMNsoN.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
MUSTANG LIhIMEN7

KS PlLEs, BURNS, CUTS, CORNs
S~SsES. CHu-BLA1NS 6EROSIBIIE8
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SAILS EsPoaTED TO SECRETARY.
COTTON REPORI
baltimore Markets.

Quotations -Middling esc.; low mid.
ling, ETC.; good ordinary, sec.
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MUSTANG LINIMENT MUSTANG IMMINENT

CURES HoLLOwHORN, CAKED BAGS,
GRUB l. HOOP DISEASE IN CAfr L !
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IRGIN AN THE CIRCUIT
Y COURT or THE CITY OF RICHMOND

Y COURT or THE CITY OF RICHMOND
JANUARY "a. lSso.
Lucy d n cy, execuirix or george r. stacy'
agIurt
Edward II Brundage.. ......... .Defe"dsnt.
In case and upon An attachment returned
executed.
The object OF this suit : % recover aganse
tn defendant as 81 with Ia. al Interest hero
on. and a. a. aCb tho estate Of toe ,sd dcfen
dam tn the city & Richmond aud -ubject the
samr 10 plymr nt the plaintiffs claim.
And affidavit having uc"n made anu nicd
THAT ns defendant J. not resident Of this
state. q ~ ,rdcre that ne appear here WIN
ln fifteen days after due publlcaiiDn hereof,
ana 40 wnal Is necessary 10 protect his
Ia or sf in fnls suit.
4 copy Icsts.
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In cass and upon an attachment returned or
ecutsd.
The object OF this suit Is 10 recover against
the defendant r21l ~. vita interest thereon at
tue rate " siN per ccutum per aDuum from
Oct ber .sth, lsc,, until paid rud 10 attach
che estate %. ihe 81 defendant Ia the city OF
Richmond, Il . subject tie same ~ tho pay
mcut 81 the plaintiff claim.
Aud HhdaNit having been made and filed
inst tho defendant Is "a nnn-r, side Z II this
state. 10 Is urlCrcu that he appear here within
fifteen onl rs after due publication uercot. and
dO wntt Is ucCcs.ars 10 lrufogt his interest Ia
this suit.
\ c0py-lesto. ALFRED SHIELD.
Clerk.
WYNDUAN II. MEREDITH, y q,
Jazz -suiw
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A HAT BAND ROMANCE.
THE STORY or a MARRIAGE BROUGHT
ABOUT BY LETTERS.

Hat Trimmer Made Happy by Her
Friends Joke She Pasted a Note Under
the Sweat Band, aud Young Man IA
Utah Got It-Ovcrruiing an Objection.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-15
Wounded Buffalo.

The artillery man who, though NOR
tally wounded. pulls himself together,
points MS piece az the charging foe. fires
it and falls dead. is eulogized as hero.
Why not pronounce a similar eulogy on
The wounded buffalo, Of which the Afri-
can explorer. Joseph Thomson. writes in
Scrioner's Magazine
Mr Thomson had brought down a
buffalo. and. thinking it helpless, walked
toward It 20 make sure u his spoil He
had almost reached the animal before l.
seemed % be aware Of has presence.
Then. with a grunt of vengeance. It rose
20 ats feet.
The hunter fed. presenting his rear 70
the beast onslaught. In a few seconds
the bufTal1s horn caught him on the mp.
penetrated several inches, Just grazing
the femoral artery. and sent him whirl-
ing over his pursuer's head.
His fall broke two RIBS aud stunned
him. though he knew that the bufTal
had approached near enough To finish
HIM oT. A number of seconds passed.;
he revivei opened his ewes. saw the
beast lying dead beside him. and then
tainted away from loss oi blood