The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-23
CREAM nE TIE PRESS.
Won york.s GALA Model Protection
t.t-uoropoiy and socia''>m-1ihcr
current Topics OF Interest.

Democratic ncmiace for the next ffes-
i9ency: THE candidate that New YORK
insists on Will receive the nomination.
and for the simple reason that the elec-
toral vote Of New York D. necessary To :
Democratic sUcce-s.' After the eicc-
lion of the last National Democratic
Convention there j. no telling what
the next one may do or not
do. But to people OF ordl-
nary intelligence it would seem that
dearly bought experience should be +
sufficient TO warn the men who manage T
national Democratic conventions /
against any such folly as that referred I
to. Ever since the restoration ~ the /
Union. as regularly as national Demo /
cratic conventions have been held, New F.
Workers have been nominated for Presl- /
dent. And with what resultf during
ali thai tine only one was successful.
and me would not nave been except Tor
the speech of "a foolish preacher. and
bis election did the Democratic party
more harm than anything tNat had
ever tofore ma pencd 60 it.-1ieTdHoi IA
Gnzene.
The Hcrald's clerk of the weather
saw that 1.-The storm now pas sing over
the 81. Lawrence valley VIII probably
be followed by quite @ decided cool
wave. which viii give this section ana
New England relief from the oppres-
sive heat now prevailing. The cool
wave will run far enough south 90 be
felt tonight and to morrow in thls VIZ
cinity and even in Philadelphia.
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81. "a jul 'ola.i;,'o d.. tr,.mnbaot
az ne. ~ >. 10. H. Gladstone AN.
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@ cl-'.' lio. ..o,tc,el tne.,.ao work
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men "' Tue an ..,,. ~,
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hoptd lh't MI O''i 'r'- ~ " ~
another essay I'D sno. nov P'"''0'
fills the dlnnef-pall' 0u-" Ooh'Ii
button from hls pen III inns juno Nl e.
would be IccHIi'iiy "Pii'i '4'1l''
chc"30 N''''
The London star saws aD2u' Mr. ION
Page, that Two Ln-Ii7n uDii'h'.s
lha,e Iu-treptoducel s.m e III ar. ''se 5
writings. In Ole nginia -"hioh
contains Mars Chan among oihcI
/ stoiies-is published 10y Ward. LOCK- d
/ TYLER. and Mr. Fisher Dnwiu has re-
/ published Two Little CsMcdcraies. q
/ child IS story that has lai the greatest
circulation in America next 60 'Ilttle
| Lord FauuleIuy for many years.
The moving narrator oi IMAGINARY
/ human s0iIoW mas ll-t hli''ei pee"
struck down by one OF the worst blows
human destiny can inilict. Two years
ago he paid London has first visit. Then
he was accompanied by beautiful
| woman. and as tender and lOvable as
she was beautiful aud young. They
had inst been married. and amid the
th,onch the picturesque antiquities of
The Continent. tney spent tLer cloud
les, HONEYMOON. N0w Mr. Page comes
lto London alone. After few hours
illness aud when she was just twenty
ono wears Of ave. The bright Young life
suddenly stopped: ard DID change OF
scene her borcaved hu band seeks some
respite from the overwhelming grief Of
her loss.
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