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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-11

Tho power which petroleum exerts in
calming the surface Of troubled, even
compositions ocean. is conceded by the
most conservative navigat0rs. However
clicient petroleum may be in rousiug O
touu on land and generating q cyclone
10 every oil exchange of the United
,atos, on the briny deep ils influence is
wholly ia the direction Of peace and
.uletncss and rcstiulness. Il inlls King
,yp,une's stormi,l moods. and q few
aiious have brought gallant ships safely
lr0ugh wltory connections that threat
ned them with sure ulmcrglne. Here
.olorr simple throwing or dripping Of
u from tic Ship has been the method
pursued Now O Yankee inventor has
patented an OBJ cartridge. which, fred
from "a gun. projects the oil far in adj
vance Of The vessel and thereby stills the
waves before the ship. BY means Of
thcse cartridges. DC i3 claimed that a
serene path an eighth of a mile wilo can
Do made through the heaviest seas.
Those that so down to the sea in ships
owe much 10 the memory Of C0L Drake.
of Pennsylvania. -Pittsburg Bulletin.
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COULD No1 RESIST
Tho Foolish ncf of stlnev Detroit Ma
aud How II Vas Wen.

Thor. Is one man in Detroit who knows fbe
seductive force Of fair aomans plendings cs
be never know IL before Ills friends know
IL. too. and arr-.oi likely 80 lct BIN forget it
soon 4 well known skInfint wagcred sup
pr with some friends that BE- conld visit a
charity 0ir. remain whole evening 10 The
hail and spend nothing hnt hb time
The evening came and the venerable sic.
um boldly entered into temptation wiih a
llnu.y a.r and f. heamias camie.cnco. but
there wGs one weak spot 100 hh arm1r Be-
or,tLo charms Of lovely womanhood BIZ, bct
Ter nature blooms olt as The flowers with The
coming oi sp-ng time Il was Oh this fraiiiy
Chat Do. friend Of tie afternoon had banked
and toward DO had directed the efforts OF tie
sArowd dal 'ter, Of ESQ. who wcre ia tho
plot and tent on winning They were on
iicir mctle. and callousei indeed must b.
the heart ~ the nan who could rcist their
persuasive powers
Every gum was trained on him right
enough. tuf woman nothing not strategic.
70 nas Dos an onslaught. but aa inliious and
deceptive advance Much depended on th-
art move. and Do gras made with fascinating
al 4 most vin-oue matrOn. on acquailt-
enc.of ,ho susceptible s.aniuf, met hin with
auftcr and a smile that SCI Dis haart hump
ug like trip hammer Size was vision OF
oy.ane-s. O. revelation Of the charms and
.Iu.ls Chat lure as thcy isc And how she
ell II...
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ANNFXATIoN or CUnA.

A Washington special announces that
one Of MI Blaines pet schemes "a that
when be becomes Premier Of the Harri-
son administration be viii 60 IN yigor-
ously 10 secure the annexation Of Cuba
to the United States He proposes 10
advise the purchase Of the Queen of the
Antilles. and his desire 10 obtain pos.
session Of It is said to be based on two
grounds First, he believes that If 10
belonged 10 the United States this Gov
eminent would be able 10 stamp out vel
low fever from the island, and thereby
greatly benefit not only Cuba itself, but
the South Atlantic and Gulf States as
well. Next lie reasons that the proposed
ACQUISITION would settle the sugar ques-
ton. and the United States would have
no more trouble about the protection Of
that industry.
Il IS not unlikely that some such
coup will be made by the Harrison gov.
eminent 20 make Itself solid with the
people. Mr. Blaine is noted for lis dar-
ing and fondness for jingoism, and the
country expects him, as Secretary Of
State, to do something remarkable.
And in fact, all things con.
sidered, 10 might 60 further and
fare worse. The Treasury is overrun'
ming with surplus money, and as the
Republicans are determined to spend It
literally. the purchase of the ever faith
ful Isle will be a far better investment
than for the public taxes 10 be stolen
outright by politicians and political
favorlles, a. has been The custom under
former Radical administrations.
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& MINOR
DRUG COMPANY
Wholesale and Retail
Druggists,
1907 MAIN ST.
OPPOSITE PosToFTTcE

Keeps O. large and well. selected stock OF mncy
TOILET SOAPS anl PERFUMES. Cc5NE
TICS, FACE POWDERS BALMsaliall kini'
of heaulfIlnne English. American
HAIRBRUsHEs.C CLOTH BRUSHES. FLESH
BhCsHEs. SHOE BRUSHES. TOOTH and
NAIL BRUSHES.
We keen an tho year round PLUSH CASES
suitable for Brda Presents as well as Ladies
aud Geutlemen's travelling SETS.
ALL Kinds OF MINERAL WATERS both at
wholesoleand retail Woarea agents tor the now
Iustlycelehmted DyspepsiacuIe.r HAsECllf
LIrHIA WATER. which we deliver in ans
rau of tine city for IS cents per gallon. Per-
sons suffering with Kidney affection VII Do
wsI o. dunk This water ecly.
Wr make Is speciality oi htfin8 TRUSS Is
and keep full stock always on hand, also
SHOULDER BRACES and CRCTCuEs, all
lnds and prices
We hayeau the leading nmnds0f CHEWING
TOBACCO. and keep a nice llue of CIGARS.
Give our PLANTATION ClGARa trA. Re-
member 90 try our ELLIE BLY, CHEWING
TOBACCO.
Physicians prescriptions carefully prepared
hy cOmrelent Pharmacists. ana none but tnt
pCREsr MEDICINES Used.
Persons contemplating having painting done
ought 10 call Hul 4rt 70 q I'D O. caro- au4 pm D'
Of WudesWOrth silica Paint which is bette.
uud cheap than Lrad and Oil.
Please rcmen Der tlat fOrcyrryth usually
found in nrt-ciass wholesale aud retail drug
store. 90 O.
Owens & Minor Drug Co.
OPPOSITE POsTOFFICE.
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PRrsiDHNT HARRISON has his soul
tried by worse ordeals than ever beset
any other President.
The ofice.seeking pilgrims make the
Office seekers Mecca at Indianapolis
rather worse than Mahomedan's coffin
balanced between Heaven and hell with
the weight of the sinners taking II down
below.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-11

PtHIC spIBIr LOCAL AID STATE
The direction Of public spirit in Rich
mond should be towards united senu'
ment q all the business Interests, and
along with ihi. must be q conservative
political opinion in our municipal al
fairs. We know that Richmond has
been the citadel Of the Democrallcpart
in al these long years Of trouble, and to
tell he absolute truth, we know that tie
business men Of Richmond have made
this citadel with which the Democratic
party has been enabled 10 hold the foIi
against The "malign influence which
proposed TO make the State Of Virginia
a perfect useless wilderness to be hand
led by mprincipled demagogue' and
railroad wreckers
can the people OF Richmond forget
the trials through which they have
passed. and can they give away their
spirit and enterprise and patriotism to
any considerations that arc not based on
the recognition Of d perfect healthy
home rules
We have the situation on the railroad
map. We have the situation on the cheap
water transportation, and we have water
power. natural advantages incalculable,
and a climate unmatched in the whole
world. The only difficulty with our
people is that they lack that united
spirit Of action called public spirit,
which has made the great communities
Of the North and West. With the
lessons before us. why should our
moneyed men put their capital in places
far away from their own home, in which
the advantages can be made equal TO
any if they will act together,
All the business interests Of commu-
nifty should be brought TO bear in such
manner that conservative sentiment in
politics will represent those material In
terests in the form of the great commune
OF social organization
Republican institutions represented In
system Of just laws, and Il judicial
system that checks the Federal power by
local power make us perfectly safe.
In the face Of all the facts about trust
companies" OF labor organizations, OF
political rings and boughtu up Legislatures
TO elect subsidised Senator'S OF the
United States, still the American
citizen knows that the aggregats Of
popular opinion is safe and healthy and
be ought to feel that hi' political power
with the cooperation Of his neighbors IS
The element on which TO depend for the
good and progress Of his community
and thereby Of himself aud family
Now. We call the attention OF the PEG
pie Of Richmond to these political truths.
and beg them TO consider that the great
thing IN modern Affairs is 10 pull To-
gelber
With all our advantages, we have only
10 do the right thing 10 use them for
practical results, and very great results.
We don, want our Legislature 10 be
giving the State away TO a lobby Of rail-
rosd men, and we don't want our mu'
nicipsl goyernmentto give US away 10
any interes. that is not identified with
the city.
Please, everybody, come and back up
the TINES in It's patriotic efforts.
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MASS. MEETINGS were held yesterday
throughout Great Britain and Ireland 10
protest against the inhuman treatment
of the Nationalist political prisoners in
general, and Of MI William O'Brien In
particular
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-11

SECRETARY .BAYARD AND SAMOA. 80
The diplomatic correspondence sent 20
Congress by President Cleveland forms
a fitting termination 10 the samoan cpl
sode. Tpis correspondence puts i'm iis
true Hight the wanton Misrepresentation
OF Secretary Bayard in which his parii-
san enemies have INDUCED for The last
two or three weeks II the authors Of
this misrepresentation do not blush in
reading the official report Of the Samoan
conference and the diplomatic notes be-
tween the Government at Washington
and Berlin IL will be because they have
lost The faculty Of blushin. .-Pbila
Rsc9r3
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ADVERTISING RATES

. Roadlng notices N readin9-mstlef IYpV'
= cents yer line. Nonpareil, isaded' Il cents
foe.
sg~Wsnfs. marriage aud death notices not
exceeding e. ght lines. - cents Zach insertion
- -pocial contract rates furnished % ap
plcsuon
..,f,,,, sales. legal Notices and Amuse
IN fvertlsemcnts ~ per inch each
Insertion
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-11

Tne Norfolk and Western Railroad
Company ought TO be content with lie
own business, and let the Terminal Com.
pany have show.
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Rcmittsnccs should be made 10y drafts
cnocks. posroiioe orders or registered letter
payable 20
TiMss PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Richmond. Va.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-11

TIE STATE or TRADE The disribu
tive movement OF trade during the past
week has been of better volume in many
departments or merchandise and as
spring approaches the usual activity j.
becoming more apparent. In legitimate
trade and speculation more pronounced
activity is present at primary points
and the general markets throughout the
country reflect more healthy tone OF
Affairs.
The improved condition Of railroad
properties and the various industries OF
the country generally, has given mor-
buoyant tone TO the stock market De
cided strength and activity during the
past week has been developed i'm The list
of active railroad stocks in New York,
and the same features characterize tie
bond market. -Bah Hsr4M
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Tho Victorian age, according to Pro.
fessor Ayrton. will be remembered
rather for the economical transmission
of power by electricity than for the in.
yentioa ~ The electric telegraph.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES, &c.
WHAT An OLD NAN, ~ YEARS OF AGE,
HAS II q : AY
coScFRSfSo The
Chase City Mineral Water.
r5aKLAvn. NorTAwAY couyrY. ~

Aueist %, ISL.
Do. n r. Hrdv. C11.s en-. 30:
.lr.-f' rmauy years ,uuoie very much
ia Do dyspepsia 9TH lbs toiupiic ttluu-. -ucn
Us nrfsUu nfe-. neuralgia. iuais' -ihin, consul
pifr-1 lFor affection. etc.. unlii became nl
iun-t a confirmed Invalid. turing flc time
va- frelfcdhj intelligent phy-icI ~. vhupre'
-HIltl.d gariul renti.os- b u-ci BON NINA
afl Oih p MIN ml usteis. also Dr. Warmers
ls.rhrt'i Liver all SO c1 Cure, all fo oui
iifle advantage.
Hearing ni your ncwiy-ilsco,eud 70 ha'.
titY Mu"lil water I seat Tor anu uhttiltu
ease ui Dr. lI.nd Wc aD ut three weeks
during whl. Do time llnUr Ntl so mu' aa t'
ne lnIt tO leave me. which / az NOT hFcii
no " 'o 10 or months previous. tneu wen. l'
g. ase City AMI continued tho use OK the "tl' J.
fresh from fhc well. for four weeks. " niDN
gave We more reel benefit than an ihc 0theI
remedies Dumllu a. My nerves were soon
qucf-i. could sleep wcilaIlui-ht. my Ri""t9
fears -rn fore budings va i5lcii NY mIhn u'
came Dr. % rht and cheerful. / ulu ENJOY vac
WWuy Oi my friend which before a'pi.
Il. my appetite / creased. my ultt'il'u
greatly improved geo tl0r Onld oat a'Hiu-
kiu1 ot tuul Wlthi puult4l tie COPS ilA
gOu Rus icVpd. and tn. itnry hffciluh
rally hansntoI-ii II wuicn attribute '
zoe. ll-e O. your mineral water.
must shy, Zoo cone fusion. NAV O. u-iN,i n.
l-elv fy ~ his water n o|"WJ ~ ttftt.''
InuTlfB. Away win your druas ana no,
fUlHs, $50 t0 natures fountain 90 hca I'D .
Drink of its healing water 90 nfN.t aut ne
mlIs whole" J. u. POW ELI.
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9bf Tailu dintfa.
PIB.lsHED EVEhi DAY IN TIKI YEAR
pY THR TiMRs PURLIsulNo COM
PANy. OFFICE Se EAST MAIN STREET
RlcHNoND.vA.
THE DAILY TINRs.
CRY DxLIvERY.

Delivered in any part q the city and Man
chester by carriers nj i2 cents per week.
Persons d,sldns the TINS delivered ~
tseir homes can secure 70 10y postal card re-
quest or order through telephone No 5is
.Wncn delivery is irregular Immediate com
ulint should b.. made 30 tho Office The nd
dress may De chang q "A de-ired. II car" b
trkcn M all cases % mention the old and new
aIIr...s
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CUTE BABY BUNTING.
A LITTLE MARE THAT CAN 90
SOME DIG TRICKS.


Tom Of America" Parents d" China she
No" belongs to Sew YORK. Policeman
Her Owner Refuses Fabulous on'rs Tor
Hers Some Of Daby'' Trick.
nj, po,,,-t. ,ro,ty r,to co,i llac.
-,.,,.. 49,. -..,..,...... .......,,., If
"''''' '.'''7 -.
ninety I"Hn i' ANU '''-'l'NS '''' ''''' - ''O
inches high
Tho little mare first saw the light Of day 10
Hong Kong. whore she was born ifom
American parents. who were full bloolei
Plymouth stock and. strange 20 say. iun
orn,,,, and 40 i,r-. oil. a,. ordinary hor.e
,-,.......t.,.,...,....-...,....,oo cool.
'''n '''- "'
s'i'' '''' "''''''' I'd ',' '''7 ''.'.' '..' ''.
six years na' remained 10 1-' '-'s uo'' ''.'''
with The exception OF is" testn Ter H'-"'
also declined 'o grow. aud IL is no"uo longer
than when she was born AZ the age oi
year. tho little mare was BROUGHT 90 America
o.,i ,,r...,.,., Co.. v.,, vor,nol.,.mau sac
bsl oVoaria.ee.l a worry rou.i passage. ami 3.
rr.s ,bo,.tt .,.,, .ss woaI r.t ii.a an.
-, ,,,i..r,, had SEVERAL c.nlren. how
ever AMI Il, a..bru-h THEN s.ai and tsa
der n,,..,,, t5,t B,bg Bn.n- $50 wears
.h,os fo.lsv Tbo blus coated Official uas
often offered almost fabulous rrces for ta-
horse by rich men and dime mu-uui ircaa
hunters, bu, Dds ca.Iren wefo always given
the right OF dacsionn th.s question. and o.
coursJ Baby Bunting as t1es chrstenei her
did not 60.
Al rag r-AINNo solooL
IL conceived the ilea or having tue mlla
ture mare drained for tho ring Tho p.aD
was talkel over anl t4o children Thought O.
would be j0lly ill Baby Bunting na
therefore turned over 90 dr. B. vs. uu
horse trainer of J.r-ey CITY a World i.
porter visited tho s,aaasat Fourth AND lia1
derson s.ie,ts. Jersey City, and Sass tle l.ti.
animal Go thr3r-b ter tricks aud learn slm.
new ones As Pho reporter elta I'll. Odd 10
tendant was lrgI0 ENGAGED u iat.u- f..
les of tho munro aad anng Dor u..'y
The doctor explained tlat they always 0lo
this. because vtanalais. I..'sr ce ana 50 .n
il rill 60 t.r5r-l o.. t1.s ultA much ..s.
ohst.uecv. Af.r Oh. lou.t lad l..a coo
cluded The l,tor went 90 tlo lar end of Cd.
stable and e1il.
..p.h- r...... l.....ir
Tho ii+tlo animal answered r1th alacriy
and ,rhio s..8 arect.anotslr rubbed hcr n.ss
o~oin.t bis .-uoe ths trainer ern.a.a.I biz
s.--..t.
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Owens & Minor Drug Co.
INTERESTING LETTER
FROM 4 WELL-KN0WN AND EMINENT
DIVINE.
GAlyrsros. TgxAs. August 10. ls,
OPPOSITE PosroFFICE.

GAiyrsr0s. Texas. August DO. tee.
Desiring e. commend g. friends ln Alabama,
Kentucky Texas and Georgia. Hunnlcutts
Rheumatic Cure. herewith testify thar Mr.
j. q. AFFAIR Dr. j. .. PemDeft0n. m. O. b
strong Mossrs Hutchis0u & Bro. Ot Atlanta,
Ga. audi Nr. s.. q Wyuue. OF Gadad8u, Ala,
nt al personal friends 0f mine. Tbs teit.
m0ny of these mrn is unimpeachable. / WAC
pastor for ren llg yearsof Dr.. Pembefton. one
of Georgas most honorable druggists Of
Deacon IS. %. Wlnue, orc OF tho beat men
chat ever lived 10 Alabama or ia Georgia. ami
OF Dr. Hutchinson. who IS worthy ~ stand by
the SHE VI any druggist OF America tOr long
years Dr PambeIt0n was d sufferer 10 an eK-
lru.nung degree, $40 was also Deacon
Wynue. Those who read the testimony OF
al tho Christian gentlemen above named, and
That of Nf. Charles u. Weatherboe. and that
OF SIR. Albert Howell and Mt samuel Dun
Jap. need not hesitate % fccept Their state
meuts without abatement. / also know the
company seeking 20 intr0du this wonderful
cue Whatever 81 testimony they may pub
.,sh the public may confidently receive.
A. I. sPALDN0.
Pastor Frat Baptist Church. G-!yeston, and
President VI the Texas Baptist General u
gsut.ou.
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Tnr WICKED MoRM0S The presence
Of Mormons in considerable numbers in
certain Territories should not be over
looked by the makers Of new States
There is now pending in Congress bin
for the admission of Idaho a large
part OF the population of this Territory
is composed of Mormons and the history
of the recent election and of subse
Quent legislation Ia the Territory
ought 10 convince any intelh-
gent person that State Government for
Idaho is OUT of the question in South
western Wyoming there are said TO be
large setilementso Of Mormons. Colonies
were set up some years ago in Arizona.
where il became necessary TO prosecute
several officers of the church under the
Edmunds polygamy law.-AeR IyfL
IsMss
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IDIEDMONT AI8-LINE

RICHMOND y DANyILLE RAILROAD
,HOHTEsT AND NO~f nIHECt HoTTt
TO TIE >Oilf.
PULLMAN sLEEPfB- on All NIGH
TRAINS.
SCHEDULE ~ EFFecr JAYY. o. ls9.
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assertion
rrn.Ic .rrprr LOCAL And STATE

L s,,. a. the Richmond VA Postofa'
q mos isss 0-afte-.
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The publication of the Stale papers
bearing on the conference held in
Washington in 1882 on Samoan matters
show that, so far as it partook of the
nature Of q contest, the result was
drawn battle. Mr. Bayard persisted In
declining to accede TO the proposition OF
the German Minister giving the Berlin
Government prepondersting influence
at Apia, and the latter refused 10 accept
Mr. Bayard's plan Of a strictly equal
division OF it.--ErehaHgt
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-11

The birthday Of Samuel J Tilden was
celebrated in This locality yesterday with
considerable feryor. There was O time
when Andrew Jackson was remembered
through The eighth OF January as the
patron saint of Democracy. But the
men who knew Jackson are passing
away, and it is The star Of riiden To-
which Democrats now turn their deyout
faces Nee York World
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RfCHNOND. Va April 4, lS,s.
Dear Sir.-The Chase City Mineral Water
Do re foon % ring from YOU has been used
rartig it myself and a friend. with. -O fay.
very happy results for torpid liver in born
casos Your. frul
BENZ T. CkIMp. OF trump s. West.
Coal pel ers, 1910 ef-f tary street
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Az AMERICAN CANAL.-Admiral Ann
men has for many years been intimately
associated with explorations ON The
American isthmus with reference 90 Is
canal, and probably the mostaccmaie'y
and fully informed man living about au
the canal routes which have been pro
posed He writes % the HaHIa CAS-
iorated, every part OF the wor6 on the
Nicaragua Canal can De carried ON with
out delay and with economy The sum
NIT between the TWO oceans on Inc NicN-
ragua route is only one hundred ana
dftv-three feet above low tides the bot
tom Of the lake is for the most part al sea
level. and the surface Of the lake, as
it will be maintained, IS one hume
dred and ten fcetNbOve the sea. This
level will extend to within fifteen miles
of the harbor Of Greytown, on the AT
lantic side. and 10 within three miles of
the harbor of BritO on the Pacific. Ly-
ing between these distances viii De an
uninterrupted waterway of one hundred
and fiftv-two miles The actual length
of prism excavation will be less than
twentv-nine miles, of which, when
cleared of tho forests, sixteen can DE
dug by dredges without rock or quick
sand 10 embarrass the work All of the
essential conditions that insure success
are fulfilled TO q remarkable degree 81
A superintendent water supply ai me
summit. >. A surface drainage thai as
sures immunity from floods. .. Very
great economy in construction. II is an
established fact that the country is eA-
ceptionally healthy Nee Yors Her2'd
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LIZ CARoN's MALIGNANT FALSE.
HboD.-The testimony of Lo Caron bee
fore the Parnell Commission was intend
Cd TO discredit the Irish leaders before
the world, but i'm the end it viii only disc
credit tie government whose paid spy hc
was. In this country his stories will not
receive credence for moment Every
person who took an interest in Parnelis
visit TO the United Staies-and there
were thousands Of Americans. men OF
the highest character who did so-
knows that bis ingenious stories arc de-
liberate falsehoods cOncOcled t0 earn the
wages OF Il hired infOrmer This the of
hcials by whom lie Caron was hired
know also. and 10 is the persistent use of
this mans fal-ehoods, knowing them TO-
be lies. that will bring shame 10 the Brit
ish Goyernment.-PA0tddpiia I.mes
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CREAM OF THE PRESS.
DIFFERENT Subjects Discussed ~
DIFFERENT WRITERS.
The sunday Paper -Beyen"e iesis'"'i""
Watterson AZ a Tobncoonist-Ic Cafon'-
MalIgs ant Falsehood -- An American
Canal, Etc.

TnE SUNDAY PArER.-To AT cogni-
zant Of the actual circumstances of the
case, the objection drawn from the the
ory Of Sahbaiarian sanctity and ooligl-
ton has little force The Sunday paper
Is the result Of Saturday nights labor
and. before sunday has dawncd, all con.
nected with Us production are sunk in
the sweet oblivion of bissful rep0sc. II
tbc Sabbaiarlan argument is 20 Doe used.
n should be directed against Monday
paper. instead OF that OF sunday, for the
former involves far more Sunday work
than the latter Washington Post
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Leave l.lIm0ni ............. 'lH.IU
Arrive hdU0lt.f ur ........... t.l 800
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SOME SMALL CHANCE TOR REVENUE
LrclsLArIoN.-The reports made by the
Treasury experts on Saturday go the
Committee ON Ways ami Ncans render
il practicable for That committee to pre-
sent a basis for a compromise tariff bill
TO tine House early this week. l. Is
claimed by some that the expert calcua-
lions show that the Senate schedules
would De more likely 20 increase the total
revenues from customs than 90 diminish
them. u is admitted that this conclusion
!. partially based upon the gain That
would accrue through the operation of
the new administrative sections favored
by both the House and The senate and
the necessity for which is denied by no
one.-Asr YOrk Star