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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-18
WEATHER CROP BULLETIN.
The Past week Favorable for Farm work
ia Most Districts.

WAsnINGrox. ID. e.. March i1-TAe
weather crop bulletin for the week end
ing March rs, 1859, SAYS. The conditions
in Dakota and Minnesota have been
about the average for plowing and seed-
ing, huf work was interrupted in Dakota
by clustering weather from the 18Th 90
the 10th The weather has been favor
able in Illinois Missouri and Kansas.
: eiiug conditions are favorable in
Nebraska Wheat is reported as doing
we'll i'm Kansas, and The favorable effects
OF fair weather have been felt in Mis-
souri, and Indiana High day tempcra-
urc and freezing nights. and 70 deficiency
in rainfall should he injurious to wheat
m Michigan 100 The southern portion
0f which State snow has disappeared.
Tie crop prospects continue excellent in
kentucky, Arkansas and Tennessee,
where The spring planting Is well under
way. The winter wheat is reported as
looking very well throughout New York
and PennsviYania the frost is out of the
ground i'm Southern Massachusetts. and
planting is in progress I'm New Jersey.
Favorable reports have been received
from the South Atlantic and Gulf States.
where the spring planting has made eS-
celient progress, The cane planting being
nearly completed in Louisiana There
nave been three light fr0-ts boo fhi- State
during the ,.eek. hut they have resulted
in uo damage There have been no ad
verse report received from any section
and ihe week has in general, been favor
able for farm work in most districts.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE WEARING or THE GREEN IN
LONDON.
GENERAL BOCLANGER GIVEN
an ORA TON
NEWS OF A MUrINy FROM CoSsTAS-
TiNOPLE.
The New German Minister at Tangiers.
Other TsIegrapIHc Dispatches from
Various Parts of tho
Country.

LONDON, March lT.-One of the re-
suits of the almost complete collapse OF
the case of the Times against the Par.
nellites manifested itself to-day in the
display of Shamrock buttOnalres to an
extent hitherto unprecedented, thousands
OF men wearing them merely 10 show
their sympathy with the Irish cause
The innovation excited a great deal OF
comment.
A party Of wealthy Berlin residents
numbering twenty, will start from the
German capital on March 2Oth, for a tour
OF the world They will 90 directly from
Berlin to New York, thence overland to
California.
NUTINY
CoSsTANTNoPLE. March IA por-
tion of AtchinOf's COssaCbs mutinied
to-day, and chased the Russian Counsel
OF the snip when that official attempted
20 appease them The most unruly OF
the crowd were finally removed 10 an
other vessel and sent 10 Odessa
B0ULsNGER cHEERED.
PARIS, March l7.-General Bouauger
iourneyed from Paris TO Bordeaux to-
ltFs ut tlhiA bN " lltu it t- Il pas
senger stopped at Blois and st. Pierre
Des Corps. and at each of these places
.he General received an ovation. Three
thousand persons gathered in front OF
his hotel on his arrival at Bordeaux and
cheered him repeatedly He addressed
the crowd from the balcony, expressing
thanks for his reception.
BERLfN, March il-Couni Won Lat
ieniach, Secretary Of the German Em
bassy at Madrid, has been appointed
German Minister at fangiers.
THE TINES 0S gENRY GEORGE
LoSDON. March ls-The Times say
agely attacks Commoners Cremer and
Clark, respectively members from Hag-
gerston and Cathness, for taking part in
the welcome given to Henry George by
the Radical Club on Saturday.
Georges doctrine" the Tunes says.
came near as to sheer spoliation as any
thing that has been proposed by a man
with character 10 lose since the French
revolution. Men like Cremer wished to
apply the operations of the Irish
leaguer. to England, Scotland and
" Males'
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Il re you are advertising fine creamery
butter at thirty cents. said an Old woman
who entered q Michigan avenue grocery ye5
terdav. els 10 butter or is it olcoLlargafine.
Its butter madame and tho very best,
SAID the grocer.
"Suro it amt oleomargarinc"
"Perfcctly So III warrant it'
The woman turned - 20, when the grocel
asked:
Won't you Try few pounds"
"NO, don't want none want some oleo
margarine
Il have that. too, saii the dealer, put W
In boxes AMI labeled
"How much that pound
Eighteen cents"
THAT won't do. | want 20 pay jrst g.
much l0f lt as bUttcr = worth
You can do that n y0u want 20; ain''
sayin' a wonI. am / said tie man. "Bal
why do you want tor
"Well, yon sea, I've been glvla my board
ers tho best butter an they guy me an cal
II cleo. | VOW its butter. an they won1
believe me- Now | want 10 get some ole,
an tell en- what 10 il. They'll think | lil
an' eat it for butter. But don't want {,
make u cent out Of IT, lm an honest woman.
Detroit Free Pres.
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The Contractors Expect 20 Complete if
Within Gwo Months.

WAsnINGTON. ID. c., March FIN
couraging reports come 10 tie Navy De-
partment respecting the torpedo boat
now building at the HerIashoh works in
Rhode Island The inspectors -fy that
the material used is of high quality and
me work of character Before The first
of March most of the steel skin was ia
place. only one course remaining 10 De
riyeted on the hull The deck plaies
are on as far as practicable. The
Quadruple expansion engine have been set
up in the shop, and the contractors
expect 10 complete the boat by June 1st.,
which is the date fixed in the contract.
The boat is required TO make twenty-five
knots am hour. and anysdeiiciency on this
score will subject the contractors 10
penalties, while for any excess of speed
above twenty-three knots they will re-
ceiye a bonus Ii the new craft lthe first
of its kind in American ship-builiingl
ulhls the requirement, Of which there is
lit,le doubt, il will be the ileetest boat in
the United States, and fully equal 10 any
possessed hy European nayies.
The following statement shows the
rulI' NAA4N anu oIRA 4RA NAAAA
the last administration
Inaimored swift cruisers. Chicago,
1900 tons Boston, 3. 100 tons Atlanta,
3lg0 tons Dolphin, ! ,4s5 tons York
town. ZOO tons. Bennington, 100
tons Concord, 100 tons; one appro-
priaied 100 tons; one appropriated.
700 tons Charleston, 1880 tons Bal
timOre. 44l3 tons. PHILADELPHIA. 4394
tons; Sau Francisco. 4,Os3 tons; one
appropriated 5000 tons one appro-
priated, 5000 tons; one appropriated
$500 tons; NesUyiUs, 500 tons; an
armored steel cruising monitor. 5000
tons two steel cruisers, gunbOais, POO
tons a cruiser OF the Nesuyius type, 500
tons; one steel ram OF these seven are
completed, including the Nesuyius The
Yorktown has made her trial trip and
exceeded the requirements according to
law.
The new cruiser Charleston. now
building al the nayy-yard, Mare Island,
viii be turned over 20 The government in
about three weeks. Already there has
been considerable wire-pullng among
naval officers of the proper rank to Sc
cure the command of this ship. The
contest seems to have narrowed down 10
Captain j. Crittenden Watson and Com
mander j. ". Philip. Commander Philip
is now in command of the receiving
ship Independence. Captain Watson j.
also on duty on The Pacific Coast, a.
president Of the Board Of Inspection.
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Nnr statlsslcs.

IT The end Of the civil WA there wero 1000
o.licgs and 5l,so0 men IL tho ravy,
mof1 or hess; there were also ia tae
navy yards i9,s.9 !sbores, and about
a. many moro in private yards On
Nlnrch lo 1865, there were 010 vessels in
the navy, of which d, were lrst rate, 3. sec
oud rate, IN Third rate, and "a fourth rate
Tic vessels mounted l.6i7 guns The Ulited
States navy 40 the close o. the wan was the
n ri powerful aioat IN uncllc.si record
g.ys these percentages ct native and
fooim troops enlisted; Native Americans
- d, Per c.nt oAeas, gL52 per cent The
total cn.1tIynts IN ta3 Federal army were
e.-os,1, Sc LuMb.r Cf onlistm.nts IN the
Confederate army Is not known. Ihs Federal
a--y lost g,9,5iG by death IN battle from
wounds or disease; tie Confederate sgny lost
about 10000
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-18

St1aulo.ails o.. 7"itu vsvfr .'nt ere s--iI- s..s
gives her autograph with tho price marked
Oh IT, Her method CT writing Is quite inter.
esting She has covered pad with Sigh,
grooves ia it which keep her lines stroi got.
She places two fingers on the groove end
quickly makes tie letters, pushing her engen
oloseto the pencil 50 that she VIII not rvn one
letter on 10 another. She writes as rapidly
as an ordinary person does Laura
l. very fond o. receiving visitors, With whom
she couverccs On all subjs aud neyer seems
to tire. She has received calls from rumer.
ous distinguished people Of this country and
iIhers laura threads needles il unique
lay; she places tho eye Oh her tongue and
'eftly rolls The thread into it. Sho Is Il great
correspondent When President Garfield
,;sd she wrote long letter % coincidence to
NrS Garfield. Her highest pleasure seems
- be conversation. She Is also happy when
assisting the teachers Ia tie institution. She
fsais the Bible carefully and Likes TO have
t-J0Ls ana magazines read 10 her. II l.
,aought that Laura does not realiz, what she
las missed ii life, she is always cheerful,
happy nnl aGectlonste TO her nearest friends
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TO wnoMlT MAY CONCERN

Take notice that J. a. guar isu, in the state
OF Pennsylvania on Bertha Z. hcluiich.
mlnor. shall. GA the 5thcay OF ADlil, lenv. ap-
ply 10 tho judge ~ the circuit Court Tor the
county of ,hesferfeli. Nirslnia. Tor cave To
remove the estate Of the said Bertha {. H,il-
rich min z, from the state " Virginia Ia
The state Of Pennsylvania. snd Tor an order
ordering Carl MippeuBann. administration.
pay aud deliver 10 me ~ laid guardian ss.'d
minors estate now In ssid scmlnistrators
hands \. 4. LOWE.
GUARDIAN Of Bertha c. Helnrlcn. minor Ia the
State Of Pennsylvania.
BY hts counsel, JouS DUNLOP
mo ~
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-18

Going UP the elevator 10 recent ecclesi-
astical reunion in the city reminded corro-
spondent OF The Presbyterian Observer Of u
solemn mistake once made by "A nyperdisni-
esd bishop: TIE congregation viii please
rise AMI continue rising Not a bad church
motto, he thinks
Tho old iadiesof Nantucket are exceedingly
spry, II one may believe tho report that at q
recent evening gathering on tho island ono Of
them, aged u, played the piano acoompani'
msnt, whiIe another, aged vs., danced
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Vhc Ebail, Time, " Will,

The d" EbailV Times y Will
a. soon ~ PraciiCabic.
move IT, entire plant ana
office 90 the tirSl floor Oi
fhc large and COUnino'i'o">
h,iidi.sg No. 90i East uai'l
Street. rcCcniit OccHPse"
g.. VIA. Mitchell IS 80.
Having added largely TO
f'sr former outfit. the
90 gsIiis TiDics rs HOw pre-"
yavrd so fulfil aii the re-
aui.ifcs Of a live. progress
i've newspaper.
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NFW YorK March l,--Charlcs \.
Dana presided at t0nigh's entertain
mcn under the auspices oi thc Ancient
Omer of liibrruIus. iu aid of the Par
nell defense fund Letters OF regret
were read from , + Randall Governor
HHl. y Powderly and others Among
the speakers wIe Mr Dana. Mayo
Grant. Mayor Cleveland oi jersey City
Hon VI Nflcr- aDd Colonel John
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3G its
fa4ra G.srb{ man

her lips thin and colorless and her noss
slender and straight, Tue blue glasses which
she wears eiiectually hide her eyes. She IL
an expert lace maker and IL p!eases her &c
have her work appreciated. She takes greet
pleasure in making samples u lace whict
visitors are eager to Lay as ncmentoes OF her
skill sho has great desire 10 BE- useful, and
delights in the idea os eeru!lg pouey and 40
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TELEGRAPHIC.
NEWS FLASHED FROM ALI PARTS OF
THE WORLD.
mn HIDERNIAN MEETING IN NEw
YORK.
A Bridgeport Man Makes n Murderon'
Assault Upon Ills Wifo-toiieotor
Hegor Hes Not Heard Prom
His Resignation.

NEW YonE. March l1-The secretary
OF the Confederate Home Relief Com
miticc has receive q icucr of encourage
ment from General Baird, of Washing
ton I'm MS letter General Baird strong
Us endorses General sherman sugges-
fioa THAT the Federal Soldiers Home he
also opened io receive cX-Contedeiate
soldiers
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Colonel Shepard, the newly ordsined
;onrnaIist announces in a special " ash
ingIon dispatch that the President con- M
,inues opposed to sending Mr. Whltelaw
Reid TO London, aud that Mr. heiu mas i
been informally offered Paris, but Is
inclined 10 refuse II.
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New loHe March l,-Ihe steamer
Caroline Miller lrom Hayti, brings ia
formation imt twelve OF Legitiucs sol
dicrs. who Aad been taken prisoners by
Hlpp0lyte were executed 80 Cape
uayiien just before the steamer sailed.
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WAsnINGToN, d. c., March 1.-THE
President did not attend divine services
to-day. Mrs. Harrison. accompanied by
Miss Mckee, occupied a pew at the
Church Of The covenant and listened 10
sermon by Rev. DR.. Hamlin. The
President took walk this afternoon, ac-
companied by Secretary lia!tord. He was
followed along Massachusetts avenue By
q large crowd OF curious people, much
10 his ANNOYANCE
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CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS HOME.


Colonel Robert C. lngersoll 10 Deliver n
lecture fof Its Benefit
Nrw lOHR March ll-Secrctary
Oliver Downing. OF thc Citizens Com
mt,ec 90 aid the Confederate soldiers
Home received q letter to-day from Ad-
m.m Porter and General Bsdeau, CON
tanning contributions for the Home
Delmm Thompson aud Gilmore and
Iompkins have offered lhe use of the
Academy ot Music to the committee for
SUNDAY evening. March 2lfh, and Col
Robert g. lngersoll will deliver a lecture
for tAc benefit OF the Home
Among those expected 10 be present
are Cenl- sherman, SchOneld, ROsccrans,
oi.ei. Howard. Slocum, Schur1, Beaure
guard Lougslreet, aud Admiral Porter
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We call the attention Of our readers
to the editorial discussions, and editorial
extracts from other papers upon the
important questions now before the
public
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MEETINGS.

= Z
NOTICE, p p O. ELkS.-THE MEN,
~ bers OF Richmond Lodge, No. Is, Renevc-
ient and Protective order Of tiks. wi attend
"A regular communications ~ he lOd1e az vet-
eun Hall. No. 81 y. Broad street, lrhlS)
Monday az oc cck L VI.
nv order Of the b. X. J. B. ANGLE.
,ao u Secretary
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My DENTIST SAYS: "Phenol Mouth
Wash is an excellent mouth cleanser, and
is so healthful 10 the gums; so have
just sent TO Owens & Minors for Il bot
tic. 1t is only hity cents" SO says Miss
Debutant.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-18

The HUGrESoTs useq ,ar, horehound
and wild cherry for coughs and colds
and with good effect, and their descend
ants continue TO use the same in DR.
Dayid's Cough Syrup of tar hcrehound
and wild cherry
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-18

Dos 7 waste money and time on
worthless things
Do get bottle of DR.. Dayids cough
syrup and cure that cough
Catarrh cured by Mrs. Joe Person
remedy.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-18

One Of the most remarkable spectacles
in Washington city these days is grim and
grisly General Sherman interceding at
the White House fOr the retention OF
General Joe Johnston in his Pacific
Railway Commissionship. General Sher-
man saws that he feels IL his duty 10
stand hy The great Confederate who
gave him 4Uch gallant aght-N }.
UDglQ
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VOL, III-NUMBER 907.
rsEE niIE.Y TyMEs,

Published ever, da, sn the
wear. and the oni, Nont.a!
morning dali, i>.ssrd in
ts.citiEa.
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WANTED - Two GENTLEMEN
w b0arlors FOR nice room. goo1 locality
and convenient TO business and ail the piaces
oi amusement. Address Y, care DAILY
TIMES. ia1btf
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You lead-s hin Nol snilee You e
telegiaph Office, ou Telegraph.
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PRICE. TWO CENTS
Wants, marriage ana
Death Notices, not exceed.
ing eight lines, 3J cents for
each insertion.


MANTED.-A LADY DESIRING
w esitnation 10 a family 70 sew aud as
sist In house work. Address :. A. O.. etnorfh
lfth street <mfi.-it
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GENERAL SHERMAN 5 only son, Thomas
Ewing Sherman, will be ordained "A
Jesuit iu July lie was educated at
Georgetown College, launched out into
the fashionable life of young man Of
his station and suddenly retired from
the world 90 pursue n life Of devotion
which will find its first iruiIi0n next
summer
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LYNcHsURo, VA, March l8.--Receipi-
.n our market amounted 10 ssI5OO
pounds This week Increasing the total
since October j 1855, to l,0Bi 800 pounds,
against ll,s0O,20O pounds during same
period last season.
Offerings did not show any improve
mcni and the bulk consisted as hereto
fore, OF common nondescript grades
Prices for those were well maintained
aud with strong demand prevailing foI
aii desirable t0baccos Our market on
the whole was quite active
COlOry and bright tobaccOs continued
10 be- sought after, and found ready sale
AZ present high figures.
HON, SCHALFER 4 Co.
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XNANTED.-A PURCHASER FOR
w ME- Village Cart. Can be seen at
.tS east leigh street.
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IF the oyster pirates Of Maryland at
tempt 10 carry out their threat of hoy
cotting" they ought TO reflect before
hand that some OF their pals are in their
dungeon cell because their victims actu-
ally proved that they were orphans.
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THE VHss.,

Established January. f~S L.
,,as absorbed nv Ehc Daily
vfnc> EgrccGabcr -, i~s-.
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Sleeplcss nights made miserable bo
that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is thA
Remedy for you.
OWENS j. MINOR D2uG Co.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-25

the butter ttdn'tquIte come up 20 the marls-oi
krocEed fho mark down the first round as you
cll.m. Pizen Foster used 20 complain because
30 was too weak and always EFT peppersauce or
his bread
TIE plasterlrg z on the ceiling fell on your he'd
once but it was most morning and you would
have woke Up ID 4n hour or SO anyhow When
/ lad % put stranger in your room 20 shars
Jour bel With you l always made him taSe
oG hs s0urs before getting n, because
Nn we'd yclr quiet tastes The night zen
Foster slept "a you he should not. OF course.
have d-unk up your bottle Ct Eminent which
you hld Just got Tor your lane shoulder, luth
said be asked you 70 Jon HIN. and as you re-
fused he finished Il himself Tho idea that
con alow how 10 run good hotel seems pre-
posterol- 70 Use another large word have
been il the business twenty years. and my
father and grandfather were successful hotel
men before ne. a4l know when can pay
expenses an1 use twcnty-lre-ccn- butter and
on them occas ors drop % fifteen am nc
rabbit 40 running quiet Eomel.Se hotel. anu
70 you 1n't.i<e tie butter there was always
good n. o. molasses on Tie table IN The cove
oyster can. Nobody need starro at the Grand
Central When tas maa from Pleasant Fai ey
shot a. the hee'steas Dragged him av'av from
the t1bio wita my own hands. Don wr - me
any more ABOUT tlat f2.50. There 5 prospect
f7r al early ring ard every body 5 in good
health except PETE Eoer', Fho stole hos-.
Yrars t.a.y. JAKE ENuICOrT.
When he had finished tt.s be folded it UP
carefully. placed itiu the e0ro.o pc, laid i o.
one side and took lp another
TIE read three or f.lr tHis way. s~I.rE
when he struck = zrd p0nf aat occasion.
ally booking -u 81 rr 80 SO taat .t rrf So
away H. -t rough wit1 fhcm al ~
llzt ADD l,r3.i raem 9arz - me. asking =
Tha3 an far-hcr means ~ .denthca-ou
u r-.f
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-25

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l- sefV n4ra Ho1z % Base l--eA 81
l0l-elstsAr--a Hltl ole eye, t'E l-- Aia-
saa le 81 --7-, rs -lte1l-a1 i~i -.an-
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SEA -at1n aa-a us-sAs ta4~s pace
taFa-fo ta7 Ha a- -A- --e lr.i acre
.elas f@'sei lA DIS fta-l -e ~ H. % -1p-
afel q t-r -le r44se
At-er naitlaz "a reason aole -e1sil ~ l-iae
aal nallas .-ar ail lot - a"at, -Ai'
probably ta.lAl4s tLat uore glass efe
and a4i wandered lp -z.-f-st tAe window
as gone io s.eep, tie caile over % i-tes'l-
gate. tt..l 1lm ta4t l-d q blue --e-eJ
orIer / wanted 20 zct casA-c, ~ lAe same
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Telegram-herald., 1889-04-25

Authorities en- optics say that any arti.
fetal light is more or less injurious 10 the
eyes If they are long used By it, chiefly on ac-
count Of the want OF diffusion in al artificial
light. The German luiuistcr of instruction
issued some time ago . report UPON the .nilu-
ence Of gasiight on the eye. The conclusion
arrived at IN this Tcport-the result Of fre-
qucnt conference with well known phvsi-
cians-is that no evils follow a moderate use
of gas II the direct action Of the yellow lamo
on the eye is prevented. For this purpose a
mi-l-y white glass shade is said 70 be the best.
rs It distributes the light evenly. People
whose eyes are very sensitive may with adj
vantage use shades Of dark blue tint. When
working by artificial light the best plan is
10 Let it fall from above and over the LETT
shoulder New York Telegram.