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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16
POOR GEORGE.

From The ewHaveh PAlsuIuH' -.
y.sts,d.y morning while the circus psrsds IVES
.o,,s IN rlm.st near Church. the advance en-
so"ntsred coahuytaan With ro ss.'fa ssF" 8.
x,san Was slrnost in the cehtrt Of the street Ana
the msrshaa told him be bad e,er aTv: up or Ssha
h. srtshssued The wife spoke up. saying, peh.
Move GsSrgs here Is good Plses 70 zee TIE g,rsds =.
A memsat later 90 sttAche on ho'se ~ S,n yos.
epss out fSr your Lsrsss Tbs countr, msns hots:
grew receive ai tie mustc, aud CsErse asa ~.
onScsd him il took Two men TO bold hin. pal Nne e
the steam cslops sppssreu the operator p9, on Ino
,'. nsS~I and ne hurss kc ked and resrcd hropsly
sithousb three mon vont esred Their fervees 10 voc
him onIst Then the wife remsfAea ,,sSa a. =
dan sero,s p)sces think You are trying 10 hni U.s.
ISnn tirorue drove away from the dangerous psce'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16
4 SOIL Not ArrUYED 10 WORDSWORTH.

From The Albany Journal
Srhy an, behind the Tourist IN the car early yeser
dar morning ard appeared 10 be breathing Ia puy
snisus ike enjoyment with evety insplTsstyi ne
axLeotie WA Of A poetc& turn OF mind, FOR he eA
narstpd nj ereAi length upon The eesgnful gsdahons
and contrasts OF color nom tie deep blue oI ue say
srayef boaIde the track After awhile no came down
% he real poetry, and di,eourseo with enIw''sfn
%ss repeating tae closing nnes Of The ThAuAiopsi,
n BRYANT whom she placed Der eand iuRu'siysE
IN ns wrst md booked pleadingD into his syes The
Tourists heart melted, and be admnstcrod 10 hi,ns'
a very enthulssuc kick on ACCOUNT q hh inablh;y
man dCdssd a. the dcnouemsnt came II dIdRt
smsonpt 70 very nneh. Tor she had interrupted the
aThsnatopsb" only 10 say, Frank, dear wont y9n
buy me one Of thoss lovely bansnssi'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16
TURGEyIEP'S SICK MONKEY.
From Tho boston Post.

From THO HOsfON FOEE.
since uy reference the other DAY 10 the snpser nos
OF the physician hero In B0siOn who Sss ceea VIZ w
10 attend SICK monlrey In tho italian quarter ~
Sorh End. have coue across en- aneoa,o ..,-. ~
similar pathetic impression which the sunernn o.
sensitive monkey male on grenf F H"rsns rsSSes,
snon 10 bs uubltshed by r. r. CroweIl Co. Ih sTs
o9shng story Of ,ns ,snd snssr I, mi S
I,,TS s 70 Iondon holding the paw Of amaa
monSSy who wss fortified Sy tho fearful Io',cn ssS
gar Of The train WIZ |, pSos ; i Sr.SSe.' sSs
m nsn,as SSose spirit he'd rsnaseEed the udyeE
hand in hand win me lntls ansh!cpCd anms Ssns "
there s !. here more true devotion than in any eoSt
asyo,lor Ter, ~ 20: 9, f sssn , nS''s hcs
SssSnppnt r the Mold be has Oh tbs human heart ~.
~ own should have thruobcd 50 tenderiy Ns ne 20"
little monkey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16
NO FADED PHOTOGRAPHS.

I'm. sading ana yeuowin; Of photographs aftor they
bsys resehod 3 csftsin ago hst long been teprQseh
10 that method OF printing from the negsaivs which
ana 9STa cs.s ssssn .Sss s,Sod he's Of is.e yss
Sss b. Ss'. which are more S,Sa
Z .ss se i'll int.o4uSsa s. H. vslseine nlssessT
m vhlsh b oalk tAe platinum blsck ptoeas. ~
PSPst Jsss x,dpmissaS. sns tts i,n.ss L rSsnssa
9 EW.nsH. platinum ~ af.or. treatment via t.it
= s[s Ss gsss ss ,s or ,s' g,Sss' IT, Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16
HB MET THE RTGHr MAN.

r,. thar aay An impor liant looking gentleman took
aug . hns;de auic' man In On Arsan'as railway
..r 1sss and began a eonvsrs,'on 80. "a, :.
,.,tnn or convicted thief. I'm not pors0hA'il
s.sousitcd with the Governor but Ito can't aHora 10
.sfuse me- ,.~o. ,,..,
"Of course he Z but that maxi, no d'ncrsnee: ne
~ IT, Thermometer ts very low vhon can't put up
,ps so "a, tain Where are you travsilngF
aEolne 10 Little Rock
{" Do YOU live there''
"YU.h 49,. ...,,.o A. -.
Perhaps you might be OF some set'Nc 10 me
What business are you In y
"f'm the Governor"
lie wasn't OF tho least service 10 him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16
NOT so VERY ENT7CryG TO Rim.

From The Chicago Tribune. s,,
Mamma said TIE rtts boy ho'eh'iniF' WI"
mamie oat beans In Itesveatr ......
n IL not nley Tiokoweii.' Responded TIC motaer
,hes we shall know les. OF ne Avs ras' ~ rs
Snos here in Boston Lsgumnous hods will DO nsea
TO a large extent undoubtedly, my son. s.
r ma III. future o. mankind Thai boy went torh
rom The presence VI his mother h svoWeh hannhrI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16
LADY DUFF GORDOS's PET.

From The spectator.
sic had a tame snake ana usci TO carry her pet
about with her wound round her arm tinSdo the large
Nv s,eeyss that werc then the fashion and a would
SuY In slender head ont AZ the wtstholo and lay milk
hi OF Inc palm OF her hand with 10 little forksd
nurIe I. was ~ fond OF siitirftpg things aS Lucis
nrpseli aid when she took hor many rings of her
In gers and placed them different parts OF the tabo
its little body and dnaly tyins itself into tight knot
20 that the Rugs could not be recovered til Il chose to
unite itselt again,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16
A sfIEEN Sr0FE. moor

From Tho lewiston Journal
A Young ladg whose chaJms arc Known g. ell social
Lewiston came homo one day With q roy OF slxtaen
ttlo pin holes in one corner Of her new parasoi and
eight similar punches IN another.
her.
Whist do you suppose the dear sir had been doins
Scoring the runs At 0 baseball game.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16

Nm nABbfs0x 4s a EousxxsErEB.
WBtmRoa Oeaap in TIE Chicago Tnbuns.
s6wssI wseE 90. the Witt HOUSE he'd nos rsssvs1
nSs tE y, Sssss & re- a. wsnss.
q ~ s'$ "a ~ sn1 ~ Es 3 ny Mss;, s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16

Miss Gotham sdOrs travelling Wore 70" ''"
Mn iS,n ios Cincinuss,-Ns,. never wal SS'
Psrs vas in thst lard trust, you knew. s1asnsssS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16

al don't see why a smart ard strong woman, or
bc t,r sill Two VI them, could ROT maxi goohi
living BY uphulsierlng." said Worried housewife IN,
tho oIiy the other day lI"rc bayo lot ~ rirn'tnte
that has seen its best DAYS the covorinE' arc worn
AID faded hut the springs and framework ARE yen
GOOD and sound. II send Il ont TO regular up
Losscror the cost Of new material aud MS workman.
shin WIN he more than | well afford. IL solt
ycp IN q secondhand dealer that viii DO llHlo bot
,,r than giving them away ! could recover them
pyseu nj little cost and with good eject y had TIN
,lme and lntlc more strength, Now, II only knew
where TO send for q strong handy woman tn como to
the house aud make the most Of the material have.
cutting u oui undcr my eye and working according 10
INV dircctonS, l would send for her at onoc. Tho
eS,, would be that the worn would DO finished much
mor ontckly than II I Tnt tho hrnh'ie away,
wonId have the use Of It all the limo. my maforzl
Somid he economic ally cut and could AFFORD 10 pay
her GOOD wages aud yot spend less than In any other
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16

Ssn history during the Pcs. Ss cnhstitutjonal
st g .hss , rssiss IL the arsmensry election;
eounenss ,dsd As the voice Of the people et ..
Hg - ~ a majority thereof, In BEGUN 'nfy II
cssuot DO said TO os anytnins a. and the United
4srnsay. Irsnoe s,otirsTs prevails, while in Eng.
HSS rtaE and Aussro Hungry the ifa howsv.r
nna, t sgouslIy liberal In Belgium, no Hss,ee
y ~ ssxs,tcted 70 ~ altogstaef ineies ,an ner
and dos not eftena 70 nseu"lsfion. According TO
&nt OF ,ne - the National Constitution only those
Sisu ns,mitted TO vote In Ps.liaments, nUn;
vino pay direct G0ysT nt%cs and provincial and
q 4x ir %"s. 70 the am cunt Of 200 francs cent
go, ii.nes the franchise u rest1etea ear
-. AN and wellte-do ciasses, ana OIL .v v.n
ssualston Of about 7,ooocoo hos vs any voice
isssOso a sn OF the country. With regard
~ Sasts matters are even worse NC ont -
&sshis 10 /, seat in the Upper Chameef wao u"s
se pay arec. taxes to S a0 anss 20 The amount
oSo francs more Several Of the poorss
Serfncss ARE therefore unable 70 and eana,ass.S
ysSS ensash 70 Ill the qnslihcatons oenahdcS
O ~ end tensln' shes sHns "''h0"' MY
- Ssosed efforts have been made 10 SECURE
s sov3s 81 che Constitution and TO extend the IRAN
3 XS - = y render the Parliamentary representa-.
q ~ U(ssiesi sSsneus, Who are determined at
avail s i' sssmss a Of the esisstns
s s: bss ss'f sss ss1 .sSs 'gs
w vssIasisa nsa sis franchise, has been daily
eeiaS insss intsnss, and ths Government are
81 4 Is splshssasS and s wessSs-r eIasses
8 % s.ks.ssi snasaSs: . g b tiis. and
~ sEs$isv q de 6ssisss ss revealed i' dSs.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-03

OXFORD. y. G. November I've have
had the heaviest breaks Of the season lhis
week. The warehouses have been full
every day. not excepting Monday and sat
urday. There are six large warehouses
and they have all had all they could do.
one warehouse alone sold over $4,000. We
have had some very fancy wrappers thi-
week. and more Of them than any
week pre-, iOus. but prices on anything IN the
way Of Wrappers are extremely high. We
had To run double sales part the week to gel
around. And noticed that the piles in the
warehouses were much larger than hereto
fore. There has been "A very large quantity
Of tobacco shipped here from the cas-
tern counties and south Carolina, which
was generally very fine tobacco and sold fOI
high prices. | think upon the whole prices
have been higher this week than any time
before during the season. The only effect
the reported Cutter Combine has had on thi-
market is to make prices higher. some
few piles Of good filters are making
their appearance, but they are selling for
double what they did in the other crop
UpOn the whole, have 10 report avery high
market. with no indications Of any decline.
The probabilities are that the receipts will
be equally rs large next week a. this, as We
are now having fine season.
Messrs. W. &. PoindeXter, Of the Il. j.
~org Company, and l.. l.. >trause. Ran
Morris. and l.. VI. Griffin. OF Richmond, have
all been ON our market this week.
W. A. BOBBrTT.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-03

an India shawl. These are SO, upon
black plush and are finished around the
edges with heavy raised embroidery
in black silk. For regular street wear
there is variety of very stylish wool
cloakings. in dark cloth and mode
shades. with large set figures. such as
medallions. balls and rings. in darker
or lighter shades. but not in contrasting
cOlOrs. These are used almost exclu-
sively for long wraps which entirely
cover the gown. For short coats and
jackets, single-toned stuffs are used,
mainly with smooth surfaces. But for
elegant carriage and opera cloaks there
is nothing at once so rich, becoming
and sumptuous as plush.
The CONNECTION that a pOted belle is
having prepared for her first ball this
winter il a gown of white satin bro
cade with a regular court train. The
pointed vest and front of skirt are of
the most vaporous white tulle. starred
with steel spangles: and are framed in
bands Of white silk and steel passemen
terie. The bodic, has a low. round
neck with puffs Of tulle for sleeves.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-03
New York Financial Market.
fHy Telen1aDn.

NEW YORK, November Money on call
was stringent throughout the morning, but
no transactions are recorded. The market
closed with rates offered at q. Exchange
dun. but steady; posted rates, 4>2W 1876
actual rates, 4S for sixty days, and 49,
for demand. Governments closed steady
currency s.. HI bid: - coupons, ~ bid
ii.'s do. 1857 bid.
The feature Of the first hours trading on
the stock Exchange this morning was cot
ton-seed oil certihces amOnethe trusts, and
Missouri Pacific among the railroad
shares. Cotton oil dropped - per
cent. Ia 81, and subsequently rallied Ia
32L. Lead trusts opened unchanged
at l93.. and declined | per cent, which
was afterwards recovered. The general
market was fractionally lower IN sympa-
thy with the securities named. In the
closing hour 10 noon there was more trad
ing. but prices were irregular. About L 30
the bank statement was published, showing
"A decrease in the reserves of s., 800. and this
resulted in a sharp selling, which sent
prices down again 10 about the lowest OF
the day. The sales amounted to lJ?,jsl
shares
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-03
Baltimore Markets.
by relegraph.l


BALTIMORE. Nd. November 2.-Csttsn
easier: middling, l0hc. Flour, dull but
steady. Wheat Southern, dull and I'M
changed FultZ. ia SIC; !Ongbeny, l3W sic
No. ,. Sic: steamer, l5w re; Western. quiet
and easier: Noe winter red, spst. 10 a soc
Corn Southern white. firm, il0 ijc; yellow,
nominal 400 &C.; Western inactive and
firm; mixed spot. lOh a ne: November.
ill.W4lisc. oats Firm; Southern and
Pennsylvania, 2Jc' 29I,c Western. white.
29W 2gis %: Western, mixed. Pa re; graded
No. , white. 29M2 Jis. Rye Easier prime
to choice. Jl@jjc. Provisions unchanged
and steady; mess pork. $3.50. Bulk meats
Loose shoulders, jl.c long, oI4c; clear
rib sides. Gl.c; sugar picked shoulders,
jgzc: sugar cured smoked shoulders, &C..
Hams Large, ll.Y l2lzc: small. il-.@ BE.
Petroleum quiet; refined, "a. Coffee
steady: Rio cargoes, fair, loc. sugar
steady: \ soft, &C.. Copper hirm; refined,
!Oisc. Whiskey unchanged, ll.lO.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-03
TOBACCO DEPARTMENT,

RICHMOND. Va. November mo sale,
at auction on Change to-day.
Private sales reported to the secretary To-
day: Wrappers, 96 bOgsheads: dark to-
bacc0s, II hOgsheads Total sales reported
to the secretary to-day, III hogsheads.
sales reported TO the secretary for week
ending saturday. November , l~~9: Wrap
pers. ~ hOgsheads; filters. = hogshcads
smokers. liG hOgsheads: scrap. y hogs
heads: dark tobaccos. 80 hogsheads; sur
cured. 80 hogshcads: burleys. II hogsheads
Total sales reported 10 the seer ..1ry Tor
week ending saturday, NOYembt~ ,, 1883,
500 hogsheads.
Office of the Tobacco Inspector reports
to-day: Inspections, bright, II hogsheads
dark, : hOgsheads: western. % hOgsheads.
l;einspectiOn, bright, rs hogsheads; dark,
hogsheads.
For week ending September >. 1889: In
spections. bright. aG3 hogsheads: dark. 23l
hOgsheads: western. ia hOgsheads. Rein
spections, bright. 29S hogsheads: dark. III
hOgsheads: western. ~ hOgsheads. Total
inspections for the week. /. l0j hogsheads.
Office of the Collector Of the United states
Internal Revenue reports collections for the
city OF Richmond to-day as follows: Tax
paid. cigars and cigarettes, S6;3.3O; tObac-
COS. -. S'5: special. $3.50. Total collect
ions for city to-day. 81. lj3.
Total revenue collections for the city for
the week ending saturday, November ,,
lS~'i:
Tax paid on cigars and cigarettes. 81
,,4.O3: tObaccOs. Sl9,6S6.92; special. SlJ2.OS.
Total collections for the city for the week.
S21.Gl3.O3.
Wilson's. Shclbumc's, ~hOckOe. Cren-
shaw's, Blanchard's. DayenpOrt's, Centre.
Myers, Old Dominion, >eabroOk's and Al
leghany warehouses report - hogsheads
fierce and 3 boxes delivered to-day.
Deliveries for the week ending Saturday.
November ;, 1889: So hogshcadS, tierces
and boxes.
Total stock October /. 1859, 3, 63S hogs
heads and 81 tierces and boxes; November
1, 22,3o3 hogsheads and 132 ticrces and
boxes. Decrease in stock for the month Of
October, l,Sij hogsheads and ~ tierces and
boxes.
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange: A..
T. Leltwich, Baltimore. Md.
The Durham GiObe of November ID SAYS:
"~ales continue good with liberal breaks.
though not 50 heavy rs they have been for
several days past. The color is not 50 good
as it has been for weeks past. Prices con-
tinue high, and show no disposition to give
way
The Richmond tobacco market has been
very active and strong tor the past week.
with heavy sales Of wrappers, filters, and
smokers. { Mel.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-03
New York Cotton Market.
fIgv IeIcor1un

NEW YORK, November 2.-Messrs. Hub
bard. Price A Co.. in their cotton circular
tonight, say: "lhe speculation in cotton
to-day has been very active, the transactions
during the two hours OF the session aggrc-
calling 1900 bales and the tone of the mar
ket being strong throughout, although at
the close slight reaction from the highest
figures was secured
Futures closed | 10 , points higher. Re-
ceipts AT ports to-day estimated az 10000
bales against 800 bales last week and
80, j6S bales last year. spot cotton is quiet.
with middling uplands at 10 5-l6c., and
sales OF 30j bales Ia spinners.
The chronicle makes the present visible
supply to amount 2,OI2, 263 bales including
/, ~. 600 American. as against 1867. IS6
bales, OF which l.iIo, $50 bales were Amcri-
can.
Cl0sings: November. l0.0j@ l0.M: De
cember. lO.O0M 1910: January, 10000 10. 10;
February. lO.l6@ l9.l1: March. 10. 2td
1925; April. l0.3l@ 1892; May, 10. 400 10. ~ [;
June, lOi1g 1913; July, 1920 1884;
August. lO.jI@ l0.5s.
In Liverpool spot cotton closed steady A.
middling uplands, ll-lCd. Sales, 5000
hale-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-03
shiloh's Consumpsisn Cure.

This II beyond question the most suecess.
fui Cough Medicine we have ever cold. A
few doses invariably cures the worus caass o(
Cough. Group and Bronchitis, while its Won.
dertul success In the cure Of Cunsum D1ioo =
without PARALLEL In the history a mSdieine.
guarantee. . test which no Their mo6icine ~ n
stand. IL you have = Tough. we sagnoofiv
AJAX you 70 try Il. Price. 81 cents And ~,
sample hotties free. kold BY hodokor NrosS'
ers and y. a; sheilds 4 CO.. corner q mn
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-03

good on private terms. Mixed. 61 bush
els yer! good on private terms; Jo bushels
very Sod NJ Sjc. >hortberry. 30 bushels
common 10 very good on private terms; lst
bushels fair at S,c.; ~ bushels fair nj Sc:
- bushels cannon no lJc.; 40 bushels COM
mon at zoe. Total sales Of wheat, 3,tls
bushels.
Corn White, 600 bushels very good on
private terms.
COTTON REPORT.
Market firm.
QuotafiOpS. Middlins. l0i.c.; low MD
ding, Bye; good ordinary, SIC.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-03
Chicago Markets.
tBy Telegraph

CHICAGO. November Wheat opened
tame and lower. Corn dull and unchanged.
Oats quiet and higher. Provisions weak
Closings: Wheat-Noyember, 1850; jan
uary, .95-c. Corn-November. 23I a 23I.c.
December, 3ii1c.; January, 3llsc. Oats
November, lsikc.; December. l9iIc.; Jan.
uary. i9i.c. Pork-November, 1915; year,
SSH: January, 1920 Lard-November
xj.95; year. $J.S5; January, $5.xj. Ribs
Nav "a pnaf Oil
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-03
New Ysrk Produce Market.
.lBy Tclegraph.l

NEW YORK. November 2.-Flour weak
NV Mills, extra, 1920 $40 for West In
Dies Minnesota. extra. $3.50 $40. Wheat
weak: No. 2 red. winter. 500 soc. cash
do. November, sac. Corn firm; No.
mixed. i2c. cash; do. November, 4I2zc.
Oats dull but steady; 30. > mixed, 25A@
nc. cash; Va. mixed, November, 2j1-c.
Pork dull inspected mess, $l2@sl2.2j. Lard
steady; November, S6.4J. sugar-Refined
lated, &C.; mould A, ne. Coffee quiet; fair
cargOe, Rio. lyc
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-03
BANK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK, November 2.-Reseryes, de
crease, $500; loans, increase, $'os,9u
specie. increase. $JiI 100; legal tenders, de
crease. 1921 100: deposits, increase, 81 ,g,o,
600: circulation, increase, $1,000.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-03
Raleigh, y. &.


RALEIGu. y. C., November Nice
weather has given us full sales each day
this week. and prices have been well main
tanned ON all grades, with the exception of
slight decline to-dN on cutters. >o.ac
small leaf wrappers selling at reasonable
prices. but large leaf mahoganies scarce.
j. ". ilOBGOOD.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-03

RICHMOND, Va, November :, -.
OFFERINGS.
Wheat-G,S 81 bushels.
Corn-l,s 100 bushels.
Oats-a.Vst bushels.
Ryr-SU bushels.
SALES REPORTED To SECRETARY.
Wheat-Longberry, 1850 bushels yer,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-03

TnE Emperor William recently showed
his dislike Of everything French by dis
charging an attendant whom he caught
reading French novel.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-03

Reported by John l.. Williams 4 Son
bankers and brokers. No I'LL Main street.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-03

RICHMOND. VA, November :, lsss.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Bid. Asked
l.. :. 4iSs. X. 4 c., 1891 .. 100 ....
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-03
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
SEW YORK, November >.

Reported by G. W. Branch 4 Co.. bankers
and brokers, No. iii Main street.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-03

= 49, $$$$ $ % $ s$ = $$ $=
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-03

dy dndd hoA
al Pn $ d L
rp ~ d WeH b dbME Top Coats Csm
m can y
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-04
sGS .5 R:s MORAN BROS. ~ siIsisT.'

hsFwssnC En6N
msnd ns~s 10
oraexa anpR
80 80 - sass sssss gsa 81 - a ssssss
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AVON ANTAGONISTS.


A elaxA between the LAw and OFesr
Leagas and the Ministerial Union, N re-
spees 81 efforts Tor the improvement Of Be-
stslsss social condition. has been hinted q.
IL such k,e the case Il IL 70 be rsgreftsd II
would Assfn COMPETENT for tHo. OF hsii =
doxen. Or any number Of agencies 20 en-
gaze IL thss work with mutual good vii
and no occasion for clash.
The idea "a tbs Ministerial Aasociation,
10 establish permanent service~ and othef
rsforns story measures in the Whstechal 81
dsstsget. eannss bat meet with general
concentration. and beyond q douot All
good eaflzens. whether rnsmsers Of the
Law and order League or others. atsi
unite III hoping fhat be results viii meet
the most ssnguine expectations To Sc
cure . sent. provide residing matter. have
nightly sermons, and obtain assistance
from ladies' OF the women4s CnrI stian
Union In serving coffee and the like wosald
seem q good move IN the right dirrction.
and il i 70 he hoped thai many would De
attracted and benefited thereby.
And then il Il POSSIBLE that there are
those shom ID would he an acs Of eood-
wln and ss..nd public policy 70 attract
away from slisordeTly and demorasizing re-
sorts, who might. perhaps. not be inclined
every evening 70 attend RELIGIOUS services.
sut xossld prefer an informal place OF re-
SORT. where they might rest. rssssss ss1averse,
perehance regsge them elves wiih cup oi
roiEe~. ard possibly take smoke.
such contamination, though rot a. de-
sirable A. regular attendance on religious
services, would naturally lead ia that d.
recfion, or al ali events would not appear
80 be proper object OF religious candeni-
nation. That religious people would serf-
ousiy oppose anything Of the kind Is not to
be credited.
1t must be remembered that hundreds Of
men are nightly ioangiag around ouf
streets or drifting into saloons, who have
been ~ work ail day. are clad in their
working clothes and in saeh plight might
be reluctant 10 enter formal place OF wor-
shin, 10 attract the attention OF and be
waited on by the ladies. while less formal
placs cf resort. where they could enjoy
more freedom would be . great boon 70
them, and in the emf q distinct benefit TO
tie public. After awhile, doubtless, the
Improvement in habits and Influences
would create tate and telling which
would induce them TO don their better gar
rnent. and attend the religious services.
By oil means lee all the agencies get 70
work--lherc Is room Tor all--and let there
be no antaeoaism..