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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-27
THEY BRiyED THE STORM,
I'm, No Meeting Was Held -surmlses WHY
ia. Republican Cub Did Not Meet h"s'


night.
The National Republican Progressive
chib were Ia have held a meeting last
night. al Monticello Hall, in response "a
the circular which was sent bfoadcas'
through the city several days ago, calling
ON All white men in The Republican party
to be present az this meeting, signed 10y
John :. Bethel. president
n was % rainy night. yet OF anu ON
about forty men put in AN appearance
al different times Among them we're
such standhys as Uncle Bob WARD
Nick Smith, % number OF Republicans
,,Do have been such for four or siA
wears and who make living ut iheil
trade. and "a large number who were
ajllinr 10 prove by their patriotism ir
coming out in bad weather that they
were ready Co embrace the side u ther'
vas % hope Of getting some political ap
poiniment.
Ats O'Clock. the hour set for the meet
ina about tWcntv-thrce with umbrellas
the remainder WiihOut-Were seen stand
inc i'm front OF tho closed doors leading
Il the entrance 10 Monticello Hall. won
Il ringly gazing at "A placard hung on tt'
door. and discussing lis meeting The
placard read Meeting postponed OF
account of the weather, until Nedncs
day. May l.t'
The discussions among the disappoint
ed very wet men ran about this way " u
must be- because Judge Waddill hash
got back from Washington YES. he
has but he has gone home. he won
come out In this weather
They ought 90 have had meeting,
don't YOU see we are all here, said
-hiyerinr. impecunious person. u
heard this afternoon that the meeting
would Dee postponed" said another
"Thcn why did yOu come. was reply
The men scattered In groups. taking
shelter tn the doorway OF Fernandlni
and Hunter a. Go 5 stores. They haiiel
pa-scr.-by bound for The doorway Will
the remark, 40 use, will have 20 COME
again
Finally they scattered. and each who
could afford 10 took the next street CA
T for home
one person who thought he knew
said that ile meeting had been changed
from Thursday 90 Friday to suit Ma
hone. and that Malone could NOT cont
ou account 0f fhc weather, and Woul'
he present next Wednesday,
OF thc speakers announced, Wadutli
Malone. Lamb. southwark. Il +. Wal
ker s. Blair Morris, !. W. Fisher VI
Murphy and j. G. Smith, none put bon 40
a1pea "A nee.
a number of white Republicans OF tb'
Cameron-N ise faction were mingled ID
tbe little groups as amused spectators.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-27
cnnncl cnmmlttee MeelIngs

At the meeting of the Committee on
Wafer Thursday night, the contract ioI
furnishing the city with water pipes fol
the coming year was awarded TO the
Tredegar Iron Works at the following
prices Six inch pipe, S52 80 per ton OF
2.9i0 pounds, four inch pipe, S33.1O pei
ton
Pipes were ordered 10 be placed imme
diatelv on Twcnty-second street from
Church Hin avenue to Leigh street on
TAYLOR west of Beach and on Park ave
nue. west of Grove avenue
The Committee on Shockoe Creek had
a session Thursday evening at : O'Clock
and recommended 10 the Council the ap
propriation of 100000 in bonds for the
Improvement of Shockoe creek.
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InnnIrlne forIIer nrother.

Yesterday Governor Lee received "a
liter from MI John X Coleman, o.
Chester. = g., inquiring of amy iniorma-
ton of The whereabouts of one d. II. ADJ
dams. who lefi home in Baiiymore An
trim county Ireland ABOUT twenty-five or
thirty year. ago for America, and Is sup
posed 10 Dee now residing IN this city
Nh Coleman SAYS the enquiry is made
upon the entreaty of Addams' sister who
lives in Bailymore, ireland, and has
mourned the loss of her brother ever
since his leave.
During ,he commencement 81 re war
Addam- Joined the army ana served in
Governor Lees Cavalry Brigade
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-27

The musical comedy of Starlight was
much enjoyed last night by greatly
larger audience than could have been eX-
pectcd considering the weather Miss
Iarbeau was as lively as ever, and re.
ceiged much well-de-eryed applause.
tier'support is excellent. and the singing
and dancing created quite an enthusiasm.
Starlight Will be repeated both al the
mAilnee to-day and 40 nIghl.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-27
FROM THE CAPITOL.
Pardoned by the Governor Charter, fned
FOR Recordation

FOR Kecordation.
Yesterday Governor Lee paTdoned
Ella Lung, convicted at the April term
of The Hastings Court, of Siaunton, foi
malicious assault, and sentenced 90
twelve months imprisonment in the
penitentiary The pardon was granted
upon the recommendation of the jury
who convicted her the Commonwealth >
attorney Of Stanton and the peniten.
tiary physician, who say the prisoner is
in bad health.
Yesterday the Governor appointed
Mr. Thomas }. Penn, of Danyille, a
commissioner To represent Virginia al
the Universal Exposition at Paris.
In the Office of the Secretary OF the
Commonwealth Yesterday, the following
charter was fled. Virginia, Tennessee
and Carolina Steel and Iron Company"
the principal Office of which is to be To-
Gated In jersey City, n j.. and branch
offices in Goodson. Va. Bristol, Tenn.
Cranberry, \ c., and Pikeyille. Ky The
purposes for which the company is form
ed were to mile, quarry, prepare, and
manufacture for use coal, iron ore, mar
BILE, and other minerals; also, TO conduct
zeal estate and improvement business,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-27
LOCAL NOTES.

Mr +. B. Jack. manager for the come
dian. Roland Reed. is IN the city Mr
Reed will appear at the Theatre next
Friday and Saturday, playing, The Wo-
man Halter Friday night and Saturday
matinee, and Cheek Saturday night.
". :. Taylor, deputy sheriff of Giles
county. c VI. Webber, sheriff of Roam
oke county. Edward Echols, member of
the House of Delegates from Augusta
county and j. B. Traynham, deputy ser
geant of Roanoke City were at the Cap
itol Yesterday
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-27

Judge Wexford held court yesterday
morning for the purpose OF hearing
motions in COUPON suits. These motions
grew oui of former judgments where the
Commonwealth won, and when The
sheriff went to collect the amount OF the
Judgment was offered coupons in settle
ment.which were refused and a levy made
The motion expected was for new or
second judgments Mr. Pendleton, rep
resenting the Attorney General, was
present, and was given leave 40 nile his
motion. bat none had been filed when
the clerks office closed yesterday even
inv
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-27
The Police Justice Makes an Arrest

Yesterday afternoon, about . o'clock
James Allen. colored man fifty years
of ave. misbchayed in "a street car near
thc First police station. and was taken
in charge by Police Justice Crutchleld
who was ON board, and by him taken
partly 60 the -taiion-house, when Police.
man II. j. Brown hove IN sight ai Il
finished the arrest ON the street Allen,
who was drunk. behaved dis0derIy ana
used indecent aud proiane language. lie
was locked up
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-27

Last Monday Mr.. T ). Fuqua, OF This
city. and Miss Laura b. Godfrey, OF Phil
adelphia. were united in marriage in
Camden, y. j., which city is just oppo-
site Philadelphia The ceremony was
performed by Rev " Burwell
The groom is the bookkeeper for Mr..
:. D. Crcnshaw. secretary OF the Allan
tic and Virginia Fertilizing Company
and sulphur Mines of Virginia. and pro-
preior of the Virginia Chemical Com
pany.
The aye Of the groom is twenty years.
The bride has Just reached eighteen
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-27
POLICE COrGT
The Case. Before Justice Crutchhcld
Yesterday.

The Case. Before Justice Cruichhcld
Yesterday.
John Wachier "a man about hiy
wears of age. Wa, before thc Police
Court Yesterday on ihe charge OF
hi-amy and being % fugitive from Justice
from the State of Maryland.
Police CrWchhcld. in response to ihe
question of Mr ID. g. Richardson. coun-
sci for the accused, a- 90 what con-
-titutcd the charge produced the follow
ing kilograms
Police DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE of TINE MARSHAL.
BALTIMORE. April -. les9. >
.JIn Pee. Jr. CLtt ~ Ibinf hrLmonf.
Dear SIR Please arrest and hold un-
oh sent for one John NacAier who
viii Doe found at H. " Noc-'as, COM
fccfioncr and baker l0i East Main
street. your city We have indictment
against him for higamy. Tie is now
married 90 woman whose maiden
name was Annie Taylor and who is in
Richmond with him.
ON receipt off adyIccs from YOU wc
viii send for him with necessary papers.
ours tDrNtD' lullNs
JACOB FREY, Marshal.
The telegram read. .
Jain Po,Jr. rhtfof PoIce.
Hold John Nachier w.ll get requisi-
tion and send for him
jacob FREY, Marshal
Mr. Richardson asked whether there
was ans proof that his was ihe man.
The Court rcplied that proof would De-
forthcoming. and in the meantime Ae
would hold the prisoner for ten days
without bail. I'm so doing he believed that
hc was following in the steps oft his pre-
dcccssors 10 Office
Nj Richardson said that Dis client had
been living in Richmond for eight
years and most of the time i'm Mr. Noes.
iafs employ, that be bad been married
TO his wife eleven years, and that this
was late in the day 10 arrest "a man for
bgamy. Who was innocent and could
prove hi- innocence The prisoner Was
returned 90 The pen.
William Blackwell Htn I. \. john
son. the negro who tried to get money
from the National Bank of Virginia on "a
forged paper. was arraigned. Mr. Ball,
the paying teller, testified 20 the number
of times the prisoner had drawn money
from the bank ON Timothy Harris
checks. and their frequency caused Wit
ness 90 send for Harris. who pronounced
the checks iOrgerics This Ted 90 the ar
rest the next time the prisoner presented
himself The accused was sent on 90
ne grand jury on seven charges OF
forgery.
John Moore. charged with being drunk
and threatening 10 shoot Richard Jack
son. was fined s. and costs for being
disorderly and $50 for carrying concealed
weapons.
number of other trifling cases were
disposed of.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-27
Passengers Have Fun.

Passengers on The Broad-sireet ears
yesterday had some fun at the corner of
Broad and Laurel streets New sleepers
are being pat down, and almost every
other car would jump the track, one end
going down and the other end going up
in the air. The passengers quickly eyacu-
ated the cars and enjoyed the mud and
rain.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-27

THE increasing demand tor ihc old
Virginia CAcroots isa sure sign of the
entire satisfaction that they are giving
So beware of all limitations. aud see That
my name Is on every package, ass they
are only manufactured by
l. NmuL0ck. Richmond, Va.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-27
Property Transfers.

The following deeds of bargain and
sale were admitted TO record yesterday
in the Chancery Court:
Charles : Mills 10 Lewis + Mason,
trustee. south side Baker. % feet, cOrrec-
ton, $3.50, Charles ii. Hasker, to Louis
c. Miles, west side Randolph, between
VI and n, % feet, $50.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-27
ADVICE 10 MOrnnRs.

NRs. WlssLOW's SOOrHfSG ~YHrP shOuo
always be used when children are cuttin.
teeth. lt relieves the little sufferer at once
It produces natural. quiet sleep oy relieving
the child from pain, Hud the little cuerul
awake, as bright as ID button ~ ls very
pleasant 20 taste. ~ soofhes the chill soften
the gums, alHiys an pain. relieves wind, rpHu
Iates the boz tcl-. and j. the BEST known rem
eds tor diaffhoa. whether arising from teeth
ilg or other CAUSES. Twenty i've cents
Ottle
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-27
fenifentiary Contiefs.

The following conyicts were received
at the peniieniiary yesterday William
Shaver, from Roanoke county. to serve
two years for housebreeking; Harvey
Bailey, from Giles, two years for house
breaking, and Robert Franklin, from
Roanoke City, ten years for felony.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-27

The attractive features Of The Fruh-
'incslest continue, and The earnest eff
forts of Christian women for tbe aid Of
In noble charity j. meeting with great
success From the large attendance each
night ai the ENJOYABLE concerts given hy
Tine young ladies and gentlemen. under
the management of Mis- Ii. a. Iabb.
chairman of the committee on entertain
mcut-, their efforts 20 please the public
are appreciated.
The programme tonight is unusually
interesting "le old Folks Concert
will be- given. representing very amusing
features Costumes century old will Dee
won. and ballads of long ago will Doe
sung The Armory should De crowded
each evening and night during the rest
of fhe season.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-27
Improyement at Dutch (sap,

A dredge is at work at Dutch Gap
clearing out the dirt made by the recent
caye-in at that point The amount of
earth Is more than was AT first expected,
and il will take some time 10 clear II out,
which, when accomplished, will be of
some considerable advantage to navi-
ton.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-27
Railroad Earnings.

The earnings of the Richmond and
Petersburg Railroad Company for March
lSsg. were S24 ,S62 OF; expenses. Sl6.1lj7l
and the earnings Of the Petersburg Rail
road Company for the same month were
Sl3 sOj.3 eXnenses. S3j. NgOsl.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-27

Judge Edward II. Fitzhugh presided
yesterday in The Cbancery Court until II
O'Clock, when Judge Wexford held the
court To consider the case OF BinfOrd
against The Universal Life Insurance
Company, relating to a receiver, which
he took under adyisement.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-27

Narbrou-h- Mild Burnley IS meeting
with great favor and is particularly
satisfactory to that class 0i. consumers
who want mild. pleasant chew II you
have NOT tried TO- do SD. 10 can be- found
In any Of lAe LoAdIn. stores
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-27
Council Committees.

The Committees on Health and the
Second Market met yesterday evening in
the Council Chamber and ordered the
payment of the usual bills arising for
expenditures in these departments and
transacted other routine business.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-27

Fore against Foster administrator.
Further agued by Major John " Rely,
for appellant, and submitted
Dhendall against Virginia Midland
Railroad Company Argued by Jol n
Rutherford and Roosevelt Page, Esqs,
for appellants, aud submitted.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-27

JUST think the Old Virginia Cheroot
factory paid One-half of the tax that
was collected ia the Second district last
year ON cigar. and cheroots, aud from
ihe increased demand for the above goods
il will no doubt pay greater portion the
coming year
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-27
THE DAILY TIMES SATURDAY. APKIL II. ,oo3


The following were the arrivals yes
terday at the different hotels:
AMEmcAN IIoTEL-J \. Bellrlght
Waco. Tex; Mrs. II. /. Hoover, Siaun-
ton, Va: Il. T.. Young, North Carolina,
Mrs Crawford, Virginia I'd Bailey ard
lady, Atlanta. Ga. =. y. Hopkins, Nir-
rinia: ". l.. Goode, Richmond, Va vii.
lam B. Strother Powhaian station.
& ,orge W. Palmer and lady, Cumbei'
md county. J.. X. Page Albemarlc coun
IS. Va. 4. d. Fox. \irginir +. b. Fry,
Richmond. Va \. -. Wright. Char
loitesville. va. Stiilo Boiling, Petersburg,
Va. IT. VI Hunter Boston. Mass 4. IT.
Giilock. Virginia
EXCHANGE And BtLIAnD.--J Pepper
and Leon Abel s. New York John H.
Mann and wife. Syracuse. y. Y Frede-
rick e. iindc snd wife, Brooklyn, y. \.
DIR. r. Baylcy Wonder. Jr, and wife
nc Thornton nariotto county, D. W.
Spencer. Henry county; ! : Falls, Pitts
burg. Pa: r. Bcnciict Baltimore, John
y. Lindsay. Connecticut l.. Dillon, In
dian Rock. ". C. Gregory and j. IL
Otling. Cincinnati, o.; Mrs. Albert An
drews. r. NJ. Lauchhcimer, Baltimore,
Md. Thomas A. r. Whistler, London,
England.
FonDs.C. NJ Webher. Salem, Va, II.
W. MonWre and wife. Louisa county,
Va. q. h Perry Norfolk, Va John j..
Gunler. Accomac G.. H., Va, James \.
Bartcn. Mis-. Narce>sa Barten, Miss Car
rie Essex. Little Rock John e.. q koeilc
and wife. New York. j. J.. Bigelow,
Worcester Mass G.. Gardner and wife,
Brooklyn H. q. Flenny, ST. Louis, Mo-
James Wilson, Stanton. VA W VI.
purh and wife. Louisville, KY Mrs
John II. Bird Detroit Mich.
Amy Y. Booker, Loiue Al
ter. Grace Clark, New York ,
.. +. Weisman and wife, Cincinnati,
James r. Mellon. wife, nurse and child,
Pittshurg. Pa VI Sadler smithield, n.
g.. Wngdcd s. Wilson. T. G.. Thornton,
T. H. Thornton Pitisburg, Pa VI.
Evans. P0whaian codnty, Va W W.
Rcdd. Virginia. i. VI RYAN, ciiY g.. R.
Nrantl New York. John II. Bird, De
] roif Mich
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-27

MIR. 5 NJ SOLOMON. Macon Ga. says
[ believe that Bmdyorotine il the most
wonderful medicine for thc cute of head
ache have ever tried.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-27

American Institute ON Grapes and Wine

American Institute ON Grapes and Wine
A committee from the Farmers Club
0t thc American Institute appointed to
visit vineyards and wine cellars and as.
anime into American wine culture. ICE
port that The wines of Alfred ~pccr at
pa--aic y f.. are the most reliable to Dee
Obtained. and that bis OpOrfO grape
makes port wine equal TO amy ia the
world
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-27
m cnars INTO COURT.
lure 90 attend
nable with "a fine

sK CONES INTO COURT.
afternoon. between . and 3
.geant Garter came into Courl
q that he did not undeysiand
.e matter 10 bc investigated would
o. ND YESTERDAY As soon as be
armed that be- had misunderstood the
directions of the Court of the day before,
he al once came TO the courtroom 10
make AN explanation as 20 the cause OF
his absence at II o'clock.
Judge Witt. after hearing the above
statement. decided 10 revoke the rule
issued during the day, so far as 1t re-
ferred To Mr. Garter. but continued the
suspension Of the deputies until to-day at
II o'clock .,.
To-day at II o'clock judge Witt viii
examine into the entire matter, anu an
witnesses have been or will be summoned
fe appear to-day. instead Of Monday, al
n o'clock Had Mr Carter been pres
emf Yesterday the rattcr would then
have beon examined into and lnal Oe'
cision probably reached.
In the meanwhile the jail remains 10
charge Of Sergeant Carter and Deputy
Sergeant Macon NO olhcr ucputlc1 ai'
al the Jail Sergeant TOmlinson was on
duty al the Jail all last night, and Ser
pcant Hulce went on early this morning.
They have instructions from Judge VIII
10 obey orders from Sergeant Carter or
Deputy Sergeant Macon These police
.errcants are running the jail on police
regulations. and a prisoner who gets
away from them will have earned his
freedom. .,....
The authority under which Judge Wit
appointed Sereeants fomlinson and
Iialce from the city police force is found
i'm section 3.j33. which gives the judge OF q
city or corporation court the authority TO
appoint q sergeant, OF policeman or a con
sable. and make an allowance not eX-
cecdinr $500 a year 10 each Of two con-
stables. policeman of such city or cor
poraiion.
Sergeant Garter was not suspended
Yesterday. as many people yesterday
evening believed
Each of the four parties interested VIII
have present any witnesses they may
choose to summon, and will be repre-
scented by counsel.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-27

A gentleman who came ut from lIamp
ton yesterday, informed TINES re-
porter that General q. T. Woodfn con
tinued quite sick.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-27

Sleepless nights made miserable by
that terrible cough. Shioa. Cure IS the
X medy for you.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-27
MARRIED

FrQUA- GODFREY Married, April -
l,-Y in Camden. n. d.. by Rev W. Burrel.
Miss LAI IA b. GODFREY. ~ Philadelphia.
Pa. 10 Mr.. 4. !. r QUA, OF Richmond. "a.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-27

/ ANCAsTER &LlCb.
BANKERS AND BH0kF.,
92l Ma'n Street

Securities OF al kinds iat n .
bought and sold 0n commit Hnn
no IH o.
Mohave County miner., 1889-04-20
A Mean Chicago Man.

Much has been written about the way In
which the proprietors Of small candy stores
adjacent to school houses In this city cater to
depraved tastes in their small patrons through
ths indiscriminate sale OF cigarettes and the
Introduction Of all sorts OF ''prizs package"
gambling devioe& There 10 one man who
runs place OF this sort across the way from
South sdds school house who takes the gate
money and tho belt for meanucxA or courSs
hs sclls cigarettes, and be has taken advan-
tage Of the children's craze for the scigaretts
picture&s Thsss b carefully removes from
all tho packages In his stock aud psddles them
out at the rate OF two for q cent to the little
coljsctosI His nervs would be good micro
scope through which 10 study his principla-
Ohicago Hsrah
Mohave County miner., 1889-04-20
PATIENTS.

Caveats and Trade MARKS Obtained
and all other business in the U. 8. Patent
Ofice attended to for MODERATE FEES.
Once, and We can obtain Patents in IsSs
time than those remote from WA6HINGs
TON.
Send MODEL OR DRAWING. We ad.
vise as to petentability free of chargs: and
We make NO CHANGE UNLESS WE OBJ
TAIN A PATENT.
We refer here to tho Postmaster, the
Supt. Of Money Order Div, and to ofscials
Of the y. B. Patent Office For ciroulsY,
ents In your own Stats or County, write TO
q. A SNOW G CO..
OppositH Patent Ohsss. waahinstOa, d q.
Mohave County miner., 1889-04-20
lfap.s Bslief ip charms.

Out on the pier ons evening rscsntiy lob
served q considerable number OF msn and
boys strip Tor a swim. and was not littls
astonished to note tho many badges Of super
stition worn next the skin. Besides the ~
ngions crosses and aanctifcd aachets worn BY
the Catholic boys and men around the neck
and never removed, In the belief that they
insure health and safety, naw charms and
fetiches against disease, accident, rheumatism
and drowning on many others, they being In
most instances hands of eel skin, snake skin
and other materials unknown to ma, wogu
around the leg, both above and below The
knee, around the arm and above tbs elbow
and around the body. Tho imprsatoa made
was that very many psrsons Ut the grads q
the wharf swimmers are deeply supmyllikous
beneath their rugged exterion and strangely
given 10 tho mystic rites and weird faith
which underlies the donning OF such smblsmS
as those which decorated fully thrss-quarts3
OF the swimmers whom saw diRoba.- Chi
cago Journal
Mohave County miner., 1889-04-20
rAs 49, ssrs q Orseasssn.

Arnelie kivss English has ban lsvi1Aiy
criticized Now, II We turn TO Ths Quar-.
teriys essay on "Rndymious W And sxactiy
the same sort Of criticism. Aftsr asssrsing
that Keats cannot write D ssutsoes o. spin
q line. The Quarterly gos on to AnA fsuit
with the new words with which, ''in inits-
tion Of Mr.. Leigh Hunt, b. Adorns or lan-
gtiAga We are told that 'turtiss paanlon
their voices: that an aEbor was nssosd, : 81
a lady's locks 'gordian'd upr and 10 supply
the place Of the nouns thus vsrhaiissd, II.
Keats, with great fscundity, spawns nsw
ones; such ~ 'fnsn slugs and human ssrsn-
try: tho 'honey-feei Of bli@s WIVES prspars
nesdments,' and 20 forth. Thsn - No.
formed nsw verbs BY the process oe cattiag
of their natural tails. tho advsrbs, and aAlx-
Ing them to their forehsads; thus 'the wine
out sparkled,' the tmultituds mp followed
But II hs sinks sosns sdvsrh6 fn tAs vsrbe, -
compsnaatas the language with aiysrts and
adJectiyes which b separates from ~
parent stock Thus, lady whispss pant
ingiy and closs,' makes 'hushing sienss and
steers her skin into 'rpply con-, ,s-Ikr
dincott's AagasinA