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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-11
.Lenn Frnncois NIInct.

THE Angelus,' bought Mt the Secretan
sale by VI. Autonn Proust. has been Sc
cured for America without possibility of a
slip. 10y the payment 10 that gentleman Il
$50. $50 francs. firm of American bank
ers, representing the American Art Asso-
cation. completed tho transaction. winch
adds another great pi,ture TO our artistic
possessions. and one which cost more
than any other We have. The price on
ginally paid to tho artist for - The An
gelus was only / .s00 francs. 4 franc. It
will he remembered IL worth about nine
teen cents Millet's great picture is repro
duced In 50 many ways that II needs no
description. The present figures in the
open field bowling their heads III prayer
constitute subject unique and readily re-
called 20 memory.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-11
Not In His Linz.

Are you writing much verse now, Mr..
Dactylfp
"No. sir. On the contrary I have alb
solved myself from all utilization with the
verse;"
"You don't say sol l had been given. %
understand that you were one of tho few
who had verify tasted the Pierian spring"
Perhaps you're right; all | know isthat
the last time took my verses 10 the editor
OF the Holecaus' was compelled to spring
down a fight Of seventeen steps. II that
WAS what YOU call a Pierisn spring. give
YOU my word and honor that didn't like
the taste OF it,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-11

covering, and her recovery. strangely
enough, dated from the night we laid Va
sartas once more in her tomb.
When returned 20 England ! became a
pretty constant visitor az Miss Russelfs
high-elass establishment for young ladies,
and she countenanccd my visits on account
of my aunt and three cousins. At length,
however, was obliged to confess that
those four personages we're myths, and that
instead Of Bringing pupils to her was
going 10 rob her Of one. She forgave the
deception, FOR she Was a woman besides,
marriage from her school was really mag
nifcent advertisement. The fame Of the
school spread among mothers, and she had
twenty additional boarders the term after
Llora and we're married.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-11

Sentimental Tramp: Good sir. crave
from Won a souuenir from this the one-time
messuage of my old grandsire. Just "A
shrub, sir. will suffice to emphasize my
memory Of the dear old gentleman who
once lent the bouquet Of his presence 10
these sweet frescades."
lord OF Manor: Il have the very shrub
you seek. my friend-the trunk Of an old
boxwood-tree made over in the form Of a
bludgeon. Wait moment and my Sulli-
vanesque butler will administer it."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-11
r..ic.1s.,inl vitality.

What is your OPINION. Mr.. Pointer. OF
the new divine, the Rev. Mr.. Chameleon :"
well, il you will pardon my trankness,
Miss jasmine. will say that think hlm
one Of the sort who has chosen the livery
Of Heaven 20 serve the devil in."
Humphi / guess II you'd seen the cos
tune he wore on the tennis-ground yester-
day you'd said he'd got not only the livery
supply of Heaven bat some OF the northern
lights as we'll"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-11
How II. Attained Success.

"Ah, Mr.. Branewait, are you pursuing
your literary labors YETI
Indeed am. sir. Why, I have latterly
taken TO writing for the magazines"
You don't tell me and what success
have you met with"
well, find that in every case where
enclose the subscription price for the
magazine that write for get it; other
wise not.n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-11
A Fitting Amendment.

Mr.. Choicebrawn: "You mistake me,
Mr.. Knucklebone. / am an advocate Of
true athletics, bat look upon the prize
fighter as nothing more or less than tester
upon the body corporate of physical Gull
ture."
MIR. Knucklebone: You'd hardly call
Mitchell tester, would your After his
performance at Chantilly / should say he
was genuine run-around."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-11
HisRnasnn fnrIf.

81 don't understand, Mr.. Hurricane,
why YOU should call this collection of your
scraps log book. Nou were never sea-
farlng man, were you?"
NO: but rs had some aspirations to-
ward running the ship Of State. and as
that was collection Of my stump speeches
it seemed to me quite appropriate to cault
a og-bood."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-11
The irish Off.

Dennis, I am quite disposed to employ
you. They tell me you are a good worker,
and all that, but are not what may be con-
sidered scrupulously honest. What have
you to say about thatgn
mot honest, = idl Be the poipes Of
Ballyowen, ef Il was the fate Of me 10 be
inrin' ON ma hack Wild shtarvation thiz
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-11
WADE WHlPPLE'S WHlMS.
For the Dispatch.l
A Slight misunderstanding.

At the dinner-table.
Hostess Ito deaf old lady who has been
abroad Mrs. Earwax, how do you like
Europeans"
Mrs EArwax: " How do like my beans
Oh the usual way-thickened just the
least bit and served in a separate dish"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-11
In the edItorial sanctum.

I.oquacious Stranger: Reg pardon, sir,
but am this morning bent on Welding
business with information, AMI would be
especially grateful TO you for any informa-
ton YOU will furnish me concerning your
clubbing rates.
Editor: They are subject 10 cOndi-
tions. SIR. What IS the nature OF your busi-
ness ~
Loquacious Stranger: Ppm an agent. sir,
for the commou-sen-e liver pad. and -
Editor: Clubbing rates ara free 10 You.
sir. What. no. Brsreus, Waltz in hero
with the avengers bludgeOn."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-11
COLONEL cURaYs TRAGIC DEATH.
Falling from a window of His Home-1Iis
Army Record.

A Norfolk telegram saws; Colonel James
Curry. a well-known and popular officer Of
the United States army, for q number Of
years commissary of subsistence at Fortress
Monroe. yesterday (triday) afternoon fell
from the second story of his residence, on
Mill creek near Fortress Monroe, and
broke his neck.
Colonel Curry was n native Of Ireland.
sixtv-fve years Of age, and entered the
United States service from Virginia n q
private, rising by merit u the rank Of
colonel of volunteers. At the close OF the
war he was retained in the army with the
rank of brevet lieutenant and assigned TO
the Fourth regiment of artillery and sta
toned AT Fortress Monroe, where he served
for wears. 1t will be remembered that his
wife and one of his children were drowned
some wears ago. and that afterwards 4 son
of his was killed by the accidental dis
charge Of shotgun. He was again mar
RED and leaves a widow and three chill
drcn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-11
Halfnrh rs a Wag.

II presume" said Mr.. Harrison, " that
can give q sealskin sacque TO my wife with
out subjecting myself TO any revival of the
charge Of nepotism?'
That is a question which will have TO
be submitted to the Secretary Of State,
responded Lige.
And why to himl" inquired the Presi-
dent.
Because" returned Lice. moving out of
range. lit is a matter which comes under
the head OK turin relations"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-11
THE RICHMOND DIsPATCH--sUNDAY AUGUST II. 1889.

minute. and not able TO move hand nor
fut for the made Of croost, it's not me-
sif ID walk a shtep out of me way to sht'he
q STINT from any man, so oil wudn't."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-11

DEMOYAL.-MRS. DUVAL HAS
HI MOVED TO 81 EAST FRANKLIN. the house
lately occupied by Mira Ferguson The house
having been thoroughly repaired. Mira Duysl
can now Accommodate BOAhDkks-pernsnenL
transient ana liable bosrderS al f-hu&Wft'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-11
The Mhyness Of the Wet.

The whyness OF the Wet.
Said Jupiter P.
As he sat vts-a-vis
With the weather report for July,
There has been such q craze
In these easo-loying days
To some watering haven 70 bio
That though. II the thing
sacn convenience 20 bring
To the whole of the great human race,
And Pm sure there's no dearth
OF the same since The Garth
Ihave mado one vide watering place"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-11

Millet was born at Gruchy, a village in
Normandy France. in October, 1914. He
was the eldest Of nine children. The first
eighteen years Of his llfs were spent IN the
hamlet whore he was born. lie then went
to Cherbourg 10 study art. At twenty
four he married n dressmaker Of that town,
who died IN consumption within year
from her marriage. The bereaycd artist
went to Paris, where he did not stay long.
lie married second time aud made his
home at Barbizon. where ho dlod IN 1873.
Mlllet was the painter OF French peasant
life
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-11
VIRGINIA MUTUAL LIVESTOCK INTERNATIONALLY VIRGINIA,
For Insurance of Horses and Mules Against Death by F Disease
an ACCidFnt.

y tho company partial lie; Of ollcyholiers In
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-07-25
q bemo >.

Nun tltneen bic @pe. 8lpdsr
Mtt ttrem iIsen Son,
@un tauen @cItenHrden
Sid auf gum sclb'nen EDrpn.
Nun wtrten funtelnhe Sterne
S6r 9iht tn'S 9tmmel5elt;
Mun fstert In nab unb Terne
Die ~f6lummsrtrunt'n Welt.
Mtr if's Bel benz @lpdsntpne,
Oils mlet' Id gum 6tmmei fe1'n;
Mtr III: auf benz 0Ultentbrcne
IA idb' t6 Marta teb'n,
Die Ipr66e cen IbenoIeset
Gin iber 9arb unb Meer.
"a miisten tte Sturme ii6 leaen,
0a werb' es Trtebe lumber.
P. ambrps Sdupp, S. ].
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-07-25
.&letne1l
5u weni9er ais Scr
iteQungSfDlten,

Wir fauften bic san3e Muspabl BON
2einen Muitern bon einem Smpprteur,
entbalteno sebleidte unb unsebleiate
TilAleinen, SIrtiidrptber Gid Daz
matt, Doplies, eebleidte Tiidtuder nit
Sranien uip. Das Ttidleinen tommt
in 2 Biz 81 barb 2dneen. Die Slid:
leinen iino beuti&es unb tiirtiides Sas
5ricat. Die san3e auspaH tuirb aui
unierm 8araain.g Counter se3eist,sa iebl
nieorigen 9reiien.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-08

send two calls TO the War Department.
Tor information regarding the record Of
an applicant for pcnsion-onc to tho
secretary OF War and the other to the
SVrgeon-Gencral. The military rec
ords were on file in the Adjutant-Gen-
erals Office and the medical records
from the hospital rolls in the Surgeon
Generals Office. Both records were
some time ago brought together in tho
Surgeon-General's Office.
General Raum yesterday decided that
two separate, distinct calls for this in
formation was unnecessary, SO he has
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-08

y now the tender and loving eo,,,r.,,i,.,, K, = I,
~ D'rt friend. and among modern v,.,,.. !,
none take a higher rnnk-insleed. ,ns,i, !
'""e'iS me 10 say the American wo,n.,
STANDS az the head ~ her s.x f,,r
n'r virtues, for her Independence AMI
'"r All those qualities which mnk. ~
me elual 81 man In Intelligence ana force ~
character and his superior In every ntl.r
""'anic quality. To woman with her VIVA
ucS' no less than to the Opposite ~ w
these United states owe that freedom n,,1
prosperity which are the admiration and
wonder Of nations III 49,
The gallant scnor's remarks wera
loudly applauded BY the young LADY Stu
dents. and were unqucstionably the hit
u the day. One young miss naivcly old
inc senior that shg would be in society
when the gentlemen came back 10 visit
inc worlds Fair. 70 which the response
was made with true latin gallantry that
u were we'll for some hearts that sha
were yet so young.
Later on. during the reception ten
aercd them by the Marquette Clnb in
the evening. ana in response ID he
toast: Our Southern ard Sister Repub-
ics. DIR. Fernando Cruz. dclcgate fro.nf
said: III
u - for me matter both OF hirh honA T.
'nu 81 sincere qualification Ia be called mo-
" respond IN behalf Of my colleagues 10 yonr
warm and hearty address of welcome. an
'iad 20 say, and feel gum sure that thl- II
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-08
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

COMMODORE GEORGE BRowx, who has
peen the commandment OF the Norfolk
Navy Yard for number OF years. has
pecn ordered 70 hold himself in readi-
ness 70 command the Pacific squadron.
ne Will relieve Rear-Admiral Kimberly.
who i on his way 70 san Francisco from
Honolulu.
SECRETARY RISK, Of the Departments
o. Agriculture. has issued an order to
managers and agents Of railroads and
transportation companies rrvolxinr the
order Of July b last. prescribing rerula-
tons for the transportation OF Texas ana
o'her southern cattle, and for the isola-
uon' cleansing and disinfection Of pnns
whlcn hai been occupied by such cattle.
IN the belief that the danvar from
splenctic or Texas fever has passed for
the present ycA.
TIE official report on the cruiser
Charleston. recently ordered by Secre-
lary Tracy. was received at the Navy
department from san Francisco on the
Slst The trial board found the cruiser
completed and ready for acceptance.
EN-PosrMAsrER 4. w. ID. Pmirr.rrs. OF
burrilville. X. l.. has become insane be-
cause OF his removal from his postmas-
tership which. with the exception OF a
short time in the Garfield Administra-
ton. he had held for long term Of
years. lie was taken to an ASYLUM On
the 30th.
o. the 3ist Assistant Attorney-Gcner-
Al shields reported 70 the Secretary Of I
the Interior that there was no legal i'm
pediment 70 the REIMBURSEMENT az III
claim y the neutral strip by the Chcro-
kcc Nation.
INDIAN COMMISSIONER Bnowy has
elaborated scheme for the general ~.
ucation Of the Indian youth Of the land.
winch he claims Is the only possible
solution Of the Indian problem
TIE swiss Minister OF Foreign Affairs
has apo;ogizcd TO the American Minis.
ter for the illegal arrest OF Americas
tourists last August on charge az
and states that damages
,an PC recovered on application " Tia
Court Of Appeals.
!. Y mas been settled that the cruiser
will not have another Official
RAJ. The vessel will be accented IL
ne Government. the contractors paving
$1,000 penalty for failure to develop the /,
equircd horsepower.
The Italian floods caused BY the ever.
ow 81 the River 20 and its tributaries
A. communicated % other streams. and Y
.rge tracts q country are inundated r
'antua y submerged. and Ave persons II
ere drowned there on the gist. Say. "
az persons were also drowned in tho
cinity Of Modcna. - Il
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-08
HOW THEY TALK.

specimen tmpromptu Speeches p.,,,
~ Mem "erS 81 the South American ~
egnti"ns During Their Recent M,
Entersainmcnt In -. 1.ouis-Thc s..]
Foundation for Cordial llndsrAt.n.,''
IN tho i'sn-Americsn Congress. A.a'
emily Laid. 'fs'|
During their recent visit 10 81
the delegates 10 the Pan American r,',|
frcss voiced their sentiments in rela.,
70 their reception in the United S,a,,
through their spokesman. IN N i
guagc which is not 10 be misnnd..
stood. Wonder. admiration
feeling Of brotherhood w.rc man,
rest whenever an occasion 10 exnr.s
themselves was offered. and tho s,r.s
foundation for a cordial and SUGGEST
understanding in the sessions of III
congress seems TO have been laid.
During visit TO the Mary Insti,n,o
devoted 70 the higher education 81 yo,n,
iadies.thc delegates were greeted Ly Ma
singing Of America" and after hci,, \
formally welcomed by Prof. DillarG|
senior Jcronimo Zelaya. delegate FRONT
Honduras. responded as follows:
LApiEsASp GENTLEMEN II we have X. ~
where admired the wonders afforded IN n, n
NATION great above all things for III. sr....
dom enjoyed by her citizens. II l. more. vr.,,,.
'y'ng !" " ." contemplate the spectacle pr..
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-08
FAREWELL BANQUET.
a Missing Witness.

pEoRIA, ILL.,. Oct. si.--Thc sheriff Of
TINS county yesterday received an order
from Cook County TO arrest Edward
Spcilman. the district delegate Of tho
Clan-na-Gacl. Spcllman was summoned
70 appear In Chicago and testify in the
Cronin case, but disrcgardcd the sum.
mons. lie could not be found here and
mas been out Of the city for two weeks.
lis family claim that they do not know
where he y, but that he Is away On
business for the Whisky Trust. This
- denied by members OF the trust. II
is thought that he has gone East "a
avoid testifying In tho Cronin case.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-08

h"uonN. nothing could be harder Tor az f,,.t
:" "''iut where. when and by whom We have
b'rn rendered with the kinde~t and most
generous hospitality. We have found III I'm
1 nhh each ~ your innunerabic cities many
I things that strike our eyes ana our minds.
! mere, the largest and weaIthlcsf factories IN
| som" ~ the different branches of human IN
a"~trN there. the more extended am sue
ces-fnl agricultural enterprises: III one tnun
VIZ most excellent schools and universities
" the other. the highest buildings ana ma
''"~' ci"Hant residences. in the nsarcs. one
marvellous kinds ~ machinery III every
style. 80 perfectly dry fscd ana fitted fhat .n..
should feel inclined 20 believe them ef,sln.c..,y
Win ~ accuracy and Intelligence superior
:" that ~ man. u not remembering thai th.v
ARE but one ~ tile instances. and ehnws ~
what human Intelligence ana energy ca, M
~ this wonder land.
You all have IA proud national snrit VA,
'rcl there y nothing superior Ia VIM, ho,,.
ana a friendly rival even exists b.twn.p IN,
cities ~ these United states When NJ re-
W." Y" 'n' countries which have sent H. 10
ncc0mc acquainted with YOU Ia saline WI,
~ learn ~ you. and "a look for cn,.,;.,
union ana ancctionatc friendship. We shaII
pc able Z" point out where the best sehools
whcre me most important factories. whrr.
~ most perfect machinery. where tho
'''se~t vessels ana the most comfortable
rnhways can bc found. but we viii Sav IN
once that 49, far as amty. svnnsthv INV,
k""d-Wiii 7" our countries are concerned
y y quite Impossible to lind ont INA
c"'zens WI" exceeds the other citizens ma
"" institution which exceeds the other n-
st'tnti"n, bnt we are equally thankful ~
your Government and 10 your people Wa
VIII say that there IL bur one thing canal y,
s"ur ap'i'tN and energy, 10 your pushing
-P'u anu wonderful prosperity. anh this IL
'hc KIND affection with which YOU op.n \ ID.
g your brothers ~ America. your cities and
YOUR hearts We will report that II ourex-
per''nces have proved true. this people
'v ~ strength and resources T. x
rant ~ the world: his arms have b.cn
q US simply the arms ~ IA sincere fri.nr.
sho i M the same time our eldest
md afrctionatc brother. In cnncluslon
'llow me. gentlemen. 70 assure YOU n liz
'amc ~ my colleagues. that one ~ our dear
- rcc"llcctions VIII always be that az tho
generous and heartfelt reception which vonr
distinguished club has rendered 10 rs m tbis
city ~ 81 Louis, near the current.
{ the Father 81 Waters.
senior Cruz received perfect ovation.
n all sides when he had concluded.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-08

" ere discussed,
but no definite
action with re-
spcct to those
particular eases
was determined
on. Two impor-
tant changes in
I h Q method Of
ira sa citing tho
business OF the
Pension ON 9 Q
were determined
on. II has been
tina cuefnu,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-08

issued an order
to consolidate
them into one.
This will save
not only time and
paper. but cleric
al labor besides.
lie also issued in,
struc I ions tos
heads Of divisions
in the Office di-
recting that all
claims involving
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-08

his Inauguration. at
tended a theatrical
performance. 1t was
to see the celebrated
artist Rhca in ..Jo-
scphinc. the : Em-
press Of the French"
az Albaugh's Opera
House. The Presi-
dent was accompa-
MED BY Mrs. IIar-
rison. Secretary
II
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-08

scented here by this
famous institution,
dedicated a. youth
and beauty, BY this
magnificent school
where won ans
moral cndowncnts
ARE perfected and
her intellect deyel.
opcd. and where
sne j. prepared for
society and for the
home. Woman Is
certainly not to-
day what she vas,
~ antiquity in her
abject position. the
slave Of man. She
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-08

Persons visiting Casco Island. Nc.
lately heard sound like that which an
old-fashioncd windmill might send
forth in gale. They went to the south
side q the island. whore they witnessed
the astonishing sight Of pitched battle
between sea gull and a crow. The.
gray bird won. Knocking the crow out
80 badly that he was easily captured by
one OF the visitors.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-08

The United States ship Mohican,
which arrived at Honolulu from Callao 4
few weeks ago. is under orders to proceed
TO Samoa TO relieve the Adams, which
is now there.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-08

,arge sums OF money, after they have
pcen prepared for special adjudication.
are not 70 be passed upon. They are 70
pc brought TO his desk. and he proposcs
20 give them his personal attention bo-
Tore the pension certificate will be is
sued' Ihis change will not delay tho
..''ai aaJuuicatlon Of the claim. as the
Commissioner intends TO give the pref
erence 10 business OF this character
ana examine the cases as soon ~
Drought before him. He does not in
'eha 20 make REORGANIZATION of fbe
cases. but in connection with tho ON
ciai familiar with the cases he will %
over them 50 as to learn what they are.
ana The principle upon which they have
been decided.
THE PRESIDENT At THE TrrEArER.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 81. President Ia
rlson last night. for Tho irSt t;,,,, a...~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-08

The London Missionary Society has
received news OF the massacre by ma
tives OF New Guinea OF Rev. Mr.. Savage.
number Of native teachers and the
crew Of the society's vessel. the Mary.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-08

The Queen Of England will open Par
Lament In person. and arrangements for
the ceremony, which will take place the
first week in February. are already in
progress.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-08

SENATOR JonS II. MrrcIlrrr- Of ore
Fon, who is in Washington for the vim
ier' says that the first session Of the
fifty-irst Congress will. BY reason Of
the many important questions. National
and International. that must necessarily
come up for consideration be the most
important Of any since the DAYS Of re-
construction.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-08

Az old lady, born under the admins
tration OF President Washington, who
Is now ninety-three years OF age. has
just filed an application for pension as
the widow OF soldier OF 1872.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-08

MILTON NJ. HOLLAND, colored. Of the
District Of Columbia, has been appoint
ed 10y Secretary Window chief Of divi-
sion in the Office Of the second Auditor
Of the Treasury.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-08

Miss ANNIE RypEn Of No. 100 Mercer
street New York City, is said TO have
been cured Of blindness BY prayer
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-08

CONVENIENT engineers arrived at
Johnstown. Pa. on the 29th. TO ascer-
tam the cost Of widening and deepening
the channels Of the streams passing
through that city. and to erect temper
airy bridges over the same.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-08

Charges Of plagiarism stiIl continue.
~ y now limited that successful and
hitherto unsnspsctcd farmers crib the
stores OF thcir corn magazines from nat
urcs ccresls baltimore American.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-08

Dr. I. DEWITT TALMAcE. his wife
and daughter, and his private secretary
and the latter's wife were among the
passengers on the steamer City Of Paris
which sailed from New York for Liver
pool on the 30th.