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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-05
fspectal Telegram % the pi.patchl


Special telegram to the D,spstch.l
CHARLESTON, W. Va, February x.-To-
days JOINT assembly was the busiest Of the
scssion, considerable headway being At
faIned. At last the Assembly has gotten
down 10 the consideration Of the returns Of
the election for state officers under the re-
solution adopted authorizing this. Willis
the returns for Governor will be opened to.
eether with those OF the other officers, no
announcement will ne made OF the result
nor viii any account Of such vote be
given In the Journal pending the contest.
Three ballots for United States sena-
tor were taken, with two desertions
from the Kenna ranks in the second
ballot. one, however, returning on the
last ballot. Carr still holds out. the Union
Lsbor men sticking TO that party. The
whole number OF votes cast was IS; neces-
sary 10 a choice AZ. The first ballot gave
kenna 40; Got, 80; james Bassell, Q, and
c. w. Daley, 1.
When Dorr voted In the second ballot be
cast bis vote for j. NJ. Rowan, and was fol-
lowed BY Delegates Merrill. OF Writ county.
and Shapklin. OF Monroe. The vote an
uounced gave Kenns SO; Gof, 80; Rowan,
3; Bassell, 3.
The third ballot was the same with the
exception that Merrill returned TO Kcnna,
the announced vote then being Kenna 80;
Coz, 30; Rowan, 9, snd BasseIl, 3.
DIR. Harper, 8 prominent physician OF
Greenbrier county, living at Falling Spring,
was found dead In his bed on January 3lst
from the effects OF chlorotorm which be had
inhaled. His wife was away from home at
the time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-05

The City Sergeant has received from the
Clerk Of the Circuit Court some 800 execu-
tions against citizens OF Petersburg, who
paid their taxes In coupons, and against
whom judgments were rendered at the late
term OF the court. He will commence
making levies tomorrow morning. Tue
Sergeant is in receipt OF a letter from Mr..
William l.. Royall, counsel for the coupon
payers, asking that he withhold making levy
IN these cases until be can make proper offer
In tue Circuit Court Tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-05
Another story of the n OF suicide

fBy Anglo American cable 70 the Dispatch-l
LONDON. February 4.-Another sensational
story relative TO the death OF the Austrian
Crown Prince ONE from Brussels. Ii Is
asserted that the Crown Prince became en-
tangled in an affair Of honor with a high
Austrian family. and that 1t was decided
that the Prince and the son OF the family In
question should fight a duel on the so
called Austrian plan, according TO which
method dice are thrown to decide which
OF the duellists shall commit suicide. Dice
were thrown and Rudolph lost. The time
specified for the suicide OF the loser was
three months. and at the expiration OF that
period the Crown Prince fulfilled his en-
gsgemeni and took his own life. The fact
that during the time mentioned Rudolph
was apparently preparing for his coming
death seems to give color to the foregoing
story.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-05

Licenses have been issued to applicants in
other parts OF this district. which tai re-
Gently had been under local option since
Nay, 1880.
The Court was occupied during the rest OF
the day in hearing testimony and argument
on the motion for . new trial IN the case OK
Eugene Barnes, twice convicted Of embez-
Element. Judge Garrison will decide the
care tomorrow.
Work was commenced to-day on the tele-
phone line between 0nancock and Accomack
Courthouse. The distance n nearly i've
miles. There will be a relay at Tasley s%taiioL,
on the New York. Philadelphia and Norfolk
railroad, between the two places. II rs ex-
pecied that the line VIII be completed In two
or three weeks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-05
Lrm. CoNGnrss-sxCoND SESSION.
WASHINGTON, February 4, 1889.

seuRTe.
Mr.. Allison. from the COMMITTEE on APP
rropriaiions, reported back the legislative,
executive, ana judicial appropriation bill
and House Joint resolution for the payment
u the legal representative al james Il. Eads,
ani gave notice thai be would Tomorrow
call them up for action.
Mr. Eysrts reported the testimony taken
IN The Texas election Investigation, with the
resolution directing the Committee on PrlNi-
leres and Elections 10 revise carefully the
existing laws regulating the elect y OF men,
hers Of Congress. with The view Of providing
for more complete protection IN the exercise
a. The elective ifaochlse, aud for the punish.
ment OF offences against II. The testimony
was ordered 10 be printed and the resolution
VA placed on the calesdar.
The senate resumed the consideration OF
the bill ito declare unlawful trusts ana
combinations Ia restraint OF trade aud pro-
Cueti0n.'
Mr.. Jones. Of Arkansas, msde gu argu-
meni In support OF toe bill.
Mt. George said that he was extremely
ANXIOUS that The bin should pass this Con-
gress, which would pat an end forever 70
combinations that dictated what the people
SHOULD pay when they purchase certain aFti'
ees and what they should receive wheu tney
teN them. he criticised The pending Dill,
howtyer. g. one which would baYe brought
within lis p%unitory provisions the southero
iafmers who combined last yesr against tue
luse-oasging trust.
Dr. sherman asked Mr.. George whether
ne mes0i b say that an agreement among
iae farmers not 10 buy baggipg or anything
tss would be a combination within The
heaalhg Of the bill
Mr. George replied that that was Just what
ne coetended,
Mr. oberman thought the proposition a
'ery extraordinary one, aud declared tuat
such Was not bis idea or the idea OF any one
WHO had anything 10 do With The bill. NOR
oia he believe that that was q fair eonstruc-
ton.
hr. George commended that the bill would
bpp! 10 temperance societies, whose obieet
was 70 break up the trade IN liquors; anu 70
farmers who agreed not 10 sell produce oe.
Ion certain prices, and said that be was DO.
prepared to sustain a bill OF that sort lie
tumued Up bl. objections 10 the bill ty say.
ing that is provisions would be iseficiept
aud tbat the bin WAS without constitutional
authority.
The UnIon Pacific funding blu was then
bken uD, aud is consideration occupied Inc
remainder OF lbe afternoon session, toe read
ing OF the bin aud the report upon II COO
tumiug considerable time. The question
pending h the motion by Mr.. Mitchell 20
rtcommtt tbs bill with instructions 70 the
committee 10 include legislation 10 references
10 The Central Pacific Railroad Company.
conference was ordered o3 tee consular ana
9 iplonatie appropriation bill. and sessrs,
Hzle, Allisou, and rockfell were sppo'nieu
sonierrees Oh the part Of The senate
Adjourned.
esse Of Representatives.
The SPEAKER bsving ~proceeded 10 the cHu
" states for ibe introduction md relerehee
bills, the niitust<riug wss inaugufasso W
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-05

NKW YoRK.


INV YosK. Fehrusry A-Coston eeeY: saleS
ga bales : also last week not before reported.
20 bales FOR consumption. AGO bales for export;
ports to-day, sl.7to bales; sxports-to grsat
bales; channel L6SS bales; -fscs. y7,1t6 batcA
Wheat ikalhc higher; No 2red, etk sy5Ac In
elevator F; options strong and fksltc higher;
No. 2 red, February. $50; March. Sf5c I. NAY
and June. 9shc. Corn nrmer. No. Z 4fka<tbc.
In elevator; options irregular; February snd
March. " T; April t5. Msy. <<5tc. ; stoamef
mixed. March. 43c. Data duh and unchanged
options steady and dull. Hops quiet and firm.
CoGee-Options higher February. ;ias0afIa70;
March and April, sfA7OaxiAeo; May. tIA7os
STATS: July, siAS0aSihe1 spot Rio trm at t17.cl
Sugsr-kaw and dull fair rehBing. ( il-1ts;
Ccntifugats. 96tssl . e1ec. refined steady
and quiet Moiasses--soreign quiet New Or
leans dull. Rice quiet and strong. Petroleum
steady and quiet: crude, IN barrois % Satzs IL:
refined here, s.. Cotton-seed oil dull and nomt-
nal. Tallow quiet kosin dull Trrpenins
nrmer at 4sc. southern eggs. icfsid Hides
steady and quie- Wool quiet and steady.
PORK steady. Beef quiek Beef-hams inactive.
Tierced beef dull Cutmeaes steady. Mddles
quiet Lard hrm western steam. $40; city.
f6S5: February, S3; May, t.Sh frsigau
steady.
CuoAaa. February 4-Ths cash Quotations.
were Flour unchanged. No Z spring wheat
9ssc.; No 2 red. %kc No 3 corn, 3Sc
No. Z cat, 25kc. Mess-pOek. sll.3Ik asiL0
Lard. sa9. sbort-rfbs t60Sas1i0; ehoaldsr,
t6ssd igh shor-clcar, saAhat050 Whiskey.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-05
A Pure Invention.

10y Angio-Amerfcan cable to the Dispntch-l
PEsTH. February 4.-The Pesther Lloyd,
after stating that the report that Archduke
Charles Louis bad renounced the succession
to the throne Of Austria was q pure iuyen.
ton, adds In comment: at Is inconceiyable
why these questions should be brought up
at a time when the feelings OF a broken fam.
ily are absorbed In the main over their great
loss. Even from the point OF view OF State
interests there IL no ground for discussion OF
a succession, as the Praematic sanction
meets all conceivable contingencies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-05

ANV tVW"N"T
fRv telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l

TBY Telegraph 70 tV D'F~"~I
wAsHISoroN, February A. senator liar,
rs to-day reported (which ne was Instructed
10 preDare by the Committee on Epidemic
Dise.sesl a bin "to provide for tae better
enfercementof The quarantine and reRu'
Iations o. the United states; 10 prevent The
,ntrod,,ction OF contagious or infectious dis
esses INTO the United States from ioreisn
countries or from one state int anotheI' ana
"a eslablish within TIE Treasury Depart
msnt a NATIONAL board OF HEALTH"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-05
AT SEA.
PRIEST CHEERED.
The Crowd Charged with Fixed BoYo-
nets.

IBy A~nglo-American cable to the Dispatch.I
DUBLIN, February 4.-Father McFadden,
who was arrested yesterday at Gweedore,
County Donegal, at the time Police Inspector
Martha was Killed. was taken 20 Lefterkenny
under a strong escort to-day. The crowd at
Lelterkenny cheered the priest on bis ar
rival there. The military charged the
crowd with fixed bayonets and dispersed
It. The police at Gweedore have taken pos
session OF the numerous paling.posts.
which they propose TO Use in evidence
when the murder Of Inspector Martin IS In
vestigated. These posts are covered with
spots Of blood, which corresponded withthe
wounds Inflicted upon the Inspectors head.
When Martin was attacked he made a yigor-
Gus defence, slashing at bis assallants until be
fell insensible to the ground. Father Me-
Faddeu escaped from the house TO which
the wounded Inspector was conveyed. Mar
tin was horribly mangIed, his face being I'M
recognizable. He lived but q short time.
During the ARRAY seven constables were se-
verely cut and one officer had his lips split
open. Father McFadden subsequently sur
rendered to the police aud was committed
without bail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-05
.a,gh Chief Ruler" Dead.
By telegraph to the Dispatch.l

WAsHISGroS, February A-B. II. Web
ster. high chief ruler OF the Independent
order OF RechaoiteS, died this morning at
the residence OF Past High Chief Ruler .. j.
Murray. 527 Ninth street. southeast. Web
ster came 10 this city three weeks ago iron
bis home, in Savannah. Ca, 10 attend a
snecial session OF the High Teat. tie con.
trsctsd a cold at Wilmington en- route, but
experienced no especial inconvenience there.
from uutil last week, when Inflammation OF
the bowels set IN. and from this he died.
To-day - the fily-third anniversary OF
Webster's birth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-05
A House Full Or BAR
GAINS.

IF YOU'VE BEEN IN THE VI
CINITY OF OUR STORE To-
DAY YOU'VE LOOKED IN OUR
WINDOWS AT THE GRAND
DISPLAY OF oVERCOATS
WE'VE MADE THERE, AND IL
YOU'VE LOOKED IN THE WIN
BOWS WE THINK YOU MUST
HAVE BEEF UPSTAIRS,
JUDGING FROM THE CROWDS
THAT HAVE THRoNGED THE
sEcOND FLOOR ALL DAY. If
YOUHAvEN'T BEEN UP-CoME.
WE TELL YOU-AND WE
OUGHT TO KNow-THAT THIS
Is THE GREATEST ovERcoAT
HARVEST THAT HAS EVER
BEENGATHEREDIE THIS CITY.
THERE ARE GARMENTS THAT
WILL JUST STRIKE THE
FANCY OF THE STYLISH
YOUR YOUNG MAN, AND GARMENTS
CHOICE THAT WILL FIT THE IDEAS TO
OF ATOF THE MLDDLE-AGED OR
sos, ELDERLY MAN, WHILE THERE
s2, ARE GREAT IRISH FRIEZE
SO, ULsTRRs AND LONG ENGLISH
s2s, sToRM-CoATs, WITH BROAD
AND SHAWL COLLARS-THAT WILL
SEQ BE FOUND OF INVALUABLE
ovERCoATs SERVICE TO YOUNG AND OLD.
AT ~CAPE-coATs, DRIyING-COATs.
SIS SHORT wALKING-COATs, ME-
DIUM-LRNGTH sTREET-CoATs.
AND RXTRA-LoNG OVER
C~oATs-LINBD IN SATIN,
FANCY C~AssIMEREs, ITALIAN
CLOTH, OR sERGR-vELyET
COLLARS OR NOT, SILK OR
sATIN-FACINGs OR NOT, AS
YOU WANT THEM-ITs NOTA
CHANCE THAT WE'VE GOT
YOUR SIZE, BUT A CERTAIN
TY. AND THEY'LL FIT YOU
PERFECTLY IN EVERY POINT.
saa, ssi, So. S2s, $50 ARE THE
ONLY PRICES THAT HAVE
EVER BEEN ON THESE FIVE
GRADES. AND NOW THEY'RE
OPEN TO YOUR CHOICE AT
t12
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-05
RIOaKoRD sTooK EXCHANGE

MONDAY. February 4. 1884
e~ALRs-FRsr BoARD.-b,0Oo Georgia Pacific ist
ct 10.
SECOND BoARD.-55 Atlanta and Charlotte stock
at IS. 10 do. at IS.
SALES AT AUCTION AT THg Stock RxcnAHGE.-
5000 Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
dividend obligations at l13x. 5000 do at il3x (;
10000 Petersburg railroad Glass b at l07k; 30
Atlanta and Charlotte stock at S4%, 80 do. at So;
III Petersburg Savings and Inurance Company
at 2OI 80 First National Bank at 1i5; lA Union
Bank stock At 10, 80 do. at 1loI. so do. at ii0H f;
81 North Carolina railway at l0e; 1000 Georgia
Pacific ist at il0k; 5000 Georgia Pacific SIS at
764, 5000 do at 76X.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-05

COCOA.


by Z thorough knowiedss a ne natnruA
laws which govern me opsratsoas g dlee<n,e
que properties Of seilseiccte1 Cocoe Mr. kppe
bss ptoysdod our br~sakfas<tabtrs vt&h . deIt
csasIy. favored beverage which may beve ~
many heavy docSossf btih hn BY no 5ud5ci0ps
may Be srsdSsily bulls up ussl ssross enough
Il reaisf every tendenry - diseosa 8uu1ref>
Of suDus maiadies are nea5tne around ~ fsedy
b altacs wh8re7cr uAeo = 8 vsak paint Ne
ssiSss veil icrd6sd Via pure GoeS "a : sro-
perly nonrtshod framAs-cWt-&fs{o 9ec1ffz
Nsis siuply Win boiiin6 vesoP o. Min. so.l
only n hsffpcsn4 ~ ey erocsrA leesiisA
thua: AL kfto& ~
ns@eep1Esls cssns1A xendsss ssslAta
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-05
the Hs,Ior., strihe Ex.enatnr.

TBy Anglo-Amerfcan cattle 70 tho Dispatch.1
LONDON, February 4-The strike among
the sailors has extended TO Dublin, at which
place vessels are prevented from sailing,
owing to the impossibiiiiy OF obtaining
crews. shipping companies az Cork and
some at Glasgow have conceded the advance
demanded by the men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-05
u.ax Fafiure.

rBy telegraph % ths pispa'rnl
M,sSsApoLns, MINI, February 4-The
1orrnsI,. Marquette (1ich.) special SAYS;
yna hank Of jim. Knapp 10 this CITY, closed
49, s"ors this morning.. Liabilities from
~" ~ neo ~ go 600. The bank commenced
fsv,s.s : year ago. SLOW collections are
"s =. ,he cause OF the suspension. II y
,heusb. The deposliors will not lose any
thing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-05
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

B%ALrIuoss. Nd. February l-virginla i0-40's,
$50 do 3s, 644a6a. Baltimore and Ohio stock.
9lK: Northern Central. ~ asked; Cincinnati.
Washington and Baltimore lists, 93H do. ads, 40:
do. BIS. "a: Consolidated gas bonds, Ii0A do.
stock. 4lLa4oL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-05
sTEAmERs IN COLLISION.
TueDty-four Persons Drowned-Other
Marine Disasters.

fBy Anglo-Americsn cable 10 the Dispatch-l
LONDON, February A.-Tbe steamer Nereid
collided with the British ship Killocban,
Captain Manson, from Lyttleton via Queens
town. for -, of D%ungeness. last night
snd both vessels went to the bottom In o very
short time. Twenty-iour persons we're
drowned. including the captain Of the Killo-
chan. Nine members OF the crews were res
cued. one Of whom afterward died. The
weather was clear at the time Of the COLI
lision.
F%OUNDERED AT SEA.
LONDON, February A.-Tbe Spanish mall
steamer Remus has foundered off the Island
OF Bilirean, one of the Philippines. All the
passengers are supposed to be drowned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-05

SPRINGFIELD. No., February A-Two more
Of the men injured by the railway accident
here y~esterday-P. r. Browning and En-
queer I'D ward Lsne-died to- day. and Frank
Crawford and John King are dying.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-05

WASHINGTON, February A-Judgs william
NJ. Merry. OF the suprene Court Of the Dis
tnct OF Columbia, died at hs residences In
this city. this evening, Of gastric complaint,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-05

I have analysed The whisksy known undfl
the brand OF "B-S~leck" controlled b.
Msszrs. Waiter D. Blair a Co., Richmond.
Va, sud find Il free from fusel-oi' and othss
impurities, and recommend its use for me-
dicinal aud family purposes.
T. B. McCAw, NJ. D..
late Professor Of Chemistry
Medical College Of Virginia.
January 10, 1871.
The B-Select Whiskey II now controlled
BY julien Binford, successor 10 Walter ID.
Blair q Co., 1909 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-05

COTTON REPORT.

We quote. rios. s2SOaszT5; superfne. sa.7ss
81. rs; extra, tl5)ssl75: family. sia3k59 pstoas
family, country, 9 75aShs5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-05
Funeral Notice.

The funeral OF DALLAS TUCKER. son OF Mark
and Bette shinault, OF No. Ills Lownes street,
will tako place from Christ church TO-DAY at 3
7. NJ. Friends and relatives respectfully Invited
to attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-05

FsBnuxny l-ascssptss ~ bssd = essus.
Z s.;sss y ssss q cattle, - sassp. ~ "
fricsss
, s=:::.: sss.: :s!ss.ss e E e.; s sssss sss = '''s'
Bheep-9osfe noea
HoGS-5ha6kc net
Bail1-4ka3c. krupk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-05
aRAIa AND COTTON ExcHAsaR
RIcaxosD. February 4 issa

WnuAr.-67s bushels.
CoRN.-SO bushels
QAr4-l,093 bushels
sALEs REPoErxD TO sscRsrAny
WHKAE.-Mfxed. 1906 bushels primo at BIOS; SO
bushels good 81 tI.05.
COzx.-wnite. 80 bushels primo at 4gc. 100
bushols fair az 45c.
O4rs.-Winter, % bushels very good on private
terms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-05
mARRIAgea.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. by the Rev.
J. Wiley Bledsoe, January 3ist, 1t tho residence
Of the brides mother, MI. @. W.. MUHLY aud
Misc MAGGIE r.. SCHAFEER-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-05
nAmIsE IsrELLIeEScs.

MAnINE lHfkLLiekNCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC. FsBRoAsr $. lisa
son risss.,........ 7l0I HIGK ltDk
sua sets...... e3s Morning ........... nj
Moon sets iio5 Eysnin<. ....... el1
PORT OF RICHMOND. BKsaUAzY 4. isa
A.RIyED.
Steamer Old Dominion, Couch. New YORK. mer-
chsndise and passengers. George W. AIen .
Co, agents.
Steamer Ariel. Deyo. Norfolk. merchandise and
passengers: 1. u. TatuIn. agent.
FoET OF NEWPORT sEws FzBsuAsr& 4, issa
IBy Telegraph
AssIvyn.
Steamship Roanoke. Huiphors. New York. and
sailed for New York, merchandise
Steamship Kate, New Orleans, ooaied. ana
stssm,hlp Rayenshoe, New orleasx coal
Tug America WITH barges Csiatsa aud Marion,
Providence.
schoonsr n. b. Cousins Now York.
Schooner Grace Cover, New York.
schooner n. y. Giles, BALTIMORE
schooner W. p. Hood. Prosidence.
sA1Lyn.
Steamship william Brtnfoot. Bremen. cosied
9dg Amenca with barge Gsistes, New London.
coal
schosners H.. sutton, Pesrce. Boston; ". X.
| Bailey. Pssrre. New York-boih loaded With coal
Brig ArcoL cardenas. Cubs. coal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-05

tn ths ann. II shines for all. We mean
n nnll,s Cough s. rup. Doctors prescribe
e
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-05

II cures all palms and aches. Salvation OIL,
tho great psln-eradicalor. Price Is cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-05
Market nrm.

COTTON REPORT
Market nrm.
MrDDLIs5. 9zc-
Low MODELLING. 9kc.
GOOD RDIEAkr. $40.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-05
OUR MARKET REPORTS
Record Of the Isv York saa 1isApsal
Stock Ixehangss-arain, Ylsur. Ger
tor, Meat. and Other Quotations.


p1 WASHINGTON. February <--Yor vir-
ran sinia. North csroiina. and south carr.
flair, colder. with nortnHostssiy vtndA
Shigh on the coast
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1889-06-01
A MAP OF THE UNITED STATES.

large, handsome map of the United States
showing North and South Dakota. mounted suitable
for Office or home use. and issued by the BURLING-
TON ROUTE, will be furnished sponsible parties
free on application TO the undersigned.
y. s. EUSTIS.
Gen'l Pass. Ticket Agent c., b. a O r. r.
CHICAGO, I'LL.
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1889-06-01
Boys of the Period.
brakes Magazine.

DTAkc MakaLiuc
There are distinct signs of deteriora-
ton in the manners of our youths
These may not be perceptible to the
eyes of fond parents, but they are
exceedingly patent to the unprejudiced
observer. Such deterioration may
proceed from laxity of discipline at
home or in schools, from the foolish
desire which many parents entertain
to bring their children forward, from
the liberty permitted them out of
doors, from cigarette smoking, from
flashy literature, and from many other
causes. Certain it is that the number
of pale, puny, precocious and unman-
nerly boys and youths is on the
increase, and that the sturdy, rosy
boy of the non-smoking and rod
swinging period is the exception
rather than the rule. A popular
writer recently remarked that there
are no boys now-they are all little
men in long tailed coats. lie might
have added that the majority of them
smoke and chew; discuss their con-
quests like bldSe gallants of twenty !;
allude to their parents as "the old man"
and "the old woman; slam doors,
talk slang, and know more about life
and its mysteries than we, who have
reached mans estate, knew when we
were twenty. That parents are TO
blame in this matter goes without
saying, but they are not altogether TO
blame. So long as cigarettes, object
ionable literature, anything in fact,
that is likely to demoralize the young
mind are permitted to be sold to
minors an ever present danger exists
that our boys may become contami-
mated.
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The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1889-06-01

ny MADELINE $. BRIDGES.

Have you ever watched the warfare
OF two women over car fare?
Each aflame with generous feeling.
Depth ofheaTt and purse revealing;
Each inspired with gentle horror
Lest the other should pay for her.
But take note-the more insiSteut
OF the cOmbatants persistent.
She whose hand most promptly snateheS
At her p0cketboOk's Stin catches.
She who murmurS: Don't bs strange, dear
It's all right I've got the change. dear
She-thOugh am sad To say IL
Always let's the other pay IL Puck