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Morning journal and courier., 1889-06-19
seattle,s Call for Help.
A Scandal on the English stage.

LONDON, June 18.-Francis Darbishire has applied for a divorce from his wife sn the ground of her alleged improper conduct with George Baird while recently attending @ race course with the latter. Mrs. Darbi- shire was the widow of Lytton Sothern, the actor, and herself acts at the Olympic theatre under the name of Agnes Hewitt. Darbi- shire also claims e10,000 damages from Baird.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-06-19
The Races as NOW London.

NEW LONDON, June 1S.-The first of the college races on the Thames course will be the four mile straight-away between the Uni- versity of Pennsylvania and Yale University crews, which will take place at o'clock Fri day evening.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-06-19
FOR SALE.

1ahAM House and Barn, centrally located; price
 |ta low and terms easy.
 Also several low priced houses and lots on installments,
 A few of the finest building sites in the city, on Prospect street and Highland Park and Winchester avenue and. the adjoining streets Beauttfli: 1lL center of the city. new horse railroad is pro jected and certain to be built at an early day, Teaching to their immediate vicinity. Apply to
 j, SHELDON, i7 Exchange Building. or
 s29 house cor. Mansfeld and Division streets.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-06-19
New Houses for Sale.

AaE& An my houses in New Haven located on ID niceresident streets; Esl new, with all conve- -M4M .niences. As built them and own them, can sell at 8 much lower price than you can duplicate the same property. Sold number; some of the best left. Look at photographs of some of them in window of F. B. Smiths shoe store, 7S9 Chapel st.
 GEORGE L. AUSTIN, Owner,
Morning journal and courier., 1889-06-19
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
EMPEROR WILLIAM IRR1TATED.

EMPEROR WILLIAM IRRITATED.
 BERLIN, June, 1S.-A memorial was hand ed to Emperor William by Gen. Count Won Waldersee two weeks ago, setting forth the fact that Russia was arming her troops, and begging the Emperor to ask the Czsr the meaning of these warlike preparations. The communication has caused the Emperor con- siderable irritation. Prince Bismarck is per- suaded, however, that Russia has no hostile intentions.
 DISMISSAL OF MIR. PARNELL's APPEAL.
 LONDON, June 19.-Mr. ParnelIs appeal against the postponement of his libel suit against the Times has been dismissed with costs. The appeal court decided that the delay in the trial had not damaged MT. Par- nells character, the Times having admitted the libel and paid the money into court.
 THE-PANAMA CANAL BILL.
 PARIS, June 1S.-The committee of the Chamber of Deputies to which the govern ment's Panama Canal relief bill was referred are still discussing the measure. Seven members of the committee favor the bill and four ask more time in which to examine 1t. SERIOUS ILLNESS OF PATTI.
 PARIS, June 1S.-The Evenement says that Mime. Adelina Patti is seriously i'll. seastle,s Call for Help. BOSTON, June 18.-The following despatch was received yesterday: To the Mayor of Boston, Mass: We will thankfully and gratefully receive al may send to aieviats the needs of those who sui fered by the fire of June 6 Seattle, ". T.. June l6. Mayor Hart at once issued Q call for con tributions.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-06-19

Distress after eating, heartburn. sick head ache and indigestion are cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla. It also creates good appetite.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-06-19

Farm for Sale in Orange, tk>sA Conveniently situated about three miles sia from the city of New Haven on the Milford riaee house and 70 acres of land Will be sold low in order to close 1t out at once. Apply to
 Walter A. Main, iela WEST HAVEN.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-06-19

How to Keep Cool. Wear light, cool shoes and purchase them at 0. H. Ayers, S14 Chapel street.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-06-19

FOR SALE. hean House and lot 205 Congress avenue. ssl |" t' '' 12S Cedar street. &isN 's |" " 24l Davenport avenue. House and lot g Greene street.
 G " 59 Carlisle street. Two large tenement houses on Carlisle street; All of the above properties will be sold low and on easv terms J. H. KEEFE, mix Exchange Building.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-06-19
FOR SALE,

hhnM A very desirable farm located very near iaM the city; can be bought on easy terms at very low price.
 GEORGE A. ISBELL,
Morning journal and courier., 1889-06-19

FOR SALE, 4hha& Brick house, IS rooms, all modern improve EsJ ments, Mansfield street; great bargain. Sew AA eral houses on Dixwen avenue, very cheap. Frame house on View street. Several other houses in different parts Of the city on reasonable terms. AuctiOneeriRk and Collection Of Rents And care of property particularly attended to.
 Enouire of LEWIS ASHER, ie7 153 Church street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-17

in conservative Scotland The senSa'ionsu .herne
American pulpit and press has been iaVOr.0 49,,
of discussion with our British cousins bu' go
believe that there is clergyman IN sne
who would venture to announce IN tne pno1
that he intended to preach about Damned FOOL
commend this little scottish episode 70 inc sei''"'
consideration of The Saturday Review
number of Anglican clergymen recent. .cs,a sa
NAV or rather series of ten elaborate tao,eso
emitted aIhe Conversion of England a. Ia me
The theme was the mission of Augustine, -u' and
dialogue was interspersed with hymns ,a,r,oO nd
nasslonate religious exhonaons Forty ,S 80
took rsrt in this unique performance and the
audience, or rather congregation rose uuls ,,,,saS
singing Of the hymns, which were sung by SUPPLE So
choir. Here is hint for American chrisuanS
are on the lookout for novel ioriiis VI So,o
become baokpeyed and religious drama OF TINS
Osyactor would appeal to that love Of novelty which
- 70 he so strong in American character.
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I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of corasnds en-
q 10 q. No. for Catasauoua and intermediate points
A. m. for Geneva. Lyons Elmira, KochesteI bunsS
and the West. and principal local p0n's chaf CAT
Elmira ...-..sn.&. rot,ta
a. M. for Tunkhannoek and nterme1 ~ loi es~
chair car Tunkhannock. Connection 70 hesd'ns "a
S:ao p m. for Pittston ana principal intefmea.'s
40 D. m for Mauch Chunk and intermesuato pon,tss
Connection % Reading and Harrisburg ohar 81
D. H. for Geneva, Lyons Elmrn Rochester, Bunsis
and tne West Pullman sleeper TO Lyons -.
' TRAINS lea wing al 8 A. m I d M and 40 p M SON
meet Tor ali points In Mahanoy and Hazleton coal Regions
w. - - 49, Sunday TRAINS. Il ..s...
q. m. for Maucn Chunk. Hszie'cn ana m'sf'''A-
bas D. m for Coplay and :ntermedIats points n,s.e
D. N. for Geneva, Lyons EimirS kcches'oh
and the West pullman sleeper 70 Lyons y
General ENssern Oiec. 25o Fzosa"H
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european advertisements
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afraid the Duke not we as the 6ogssHs i, Ills lis
when she lighted the IRE no was Sleeping WI" NJ
head under the bedcioihes.
-, aobornicbeif was very fond OF recountng
ria Dcnnloits az the Rattle Of Chaons and hls WHO
having heard him osn used % say 70 @ a 0"
ponaparte said one day 70 Mdlle Sondor;ay o, Je
aenstT ,s anon Ier fax rhonneur de leur copper ia
,, fa,,t HEN aueles aient assez dcspnt pour
sayor pourquoi."
. a. ,, 81 a riot in e. Jamess Square, when
~ me UNI VI were broken, Reilly, the house
maid maid met friend who ss s to- lsr ne W s.y ye
such iuil Wiz va a. me Duke - TO which the other
answered nsT Pm all for the hingP
~, ia General Alaon described HIS wife
inc , linn Ser tennei mails fort cnnuyeusc|
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deIn nuamten.

A GENTS TO sell solamander-tpped lampwlcks; ever.
rapidly samples Toe Phoenix LamDSie.S 90. Elmira y. 4.
STENoCRAPHER-c Correct ohielnf and Wiling 20 De
- useful must Bachelor ad lepunlleaj nee quarses
ana board with wages Address WALTER, no, q ., l7S
5th-aye.
w ANTED -Salclnen everywhere Ior our aalusta1ie
w Door Plates sell ana deliver ny Vnco lour syos
Of Door Bells metal and white enamel letters mouse num-
49, ~ NETWORK DOOR PLATE Co.
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RailrcaDs.

q HORE LINE-ALL RAIL R0UTE-FOR
- ioston Providence, Newport and tho East Express
trains leave Grand Central station for Providence and Bos
ton az 10 m p r IN L,n at IA sp az m
FOR Newport at a. 10. and D. m, Palace Parlor Cars
or Sleeping Cars ON all express trains.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIP co. u.vyu
From Sew pier s. N. r. foot OF SprinS,s@
CO ,,rrSy t1 kIJ(,T ST A.. Tuesday, Feb. ~, D. m
So NACooCH THURSDAY, February Sl p m
Connecting with Railway q ga r ana 6 eolsa
EioIaas SSHnth Carolina Alabama and Louisiana Unsur
FiSrddA observation-disclosures Frstelass Table dHote Boz
freight and papsfs,pg s9,T apply J. D. HAsHAeEN
81, "; r., II ssa ~ Esst Freight e. Agt s. = and W.
Ierl As~ 1 zine AZ broadway. Rway, pol Broadway
, wArEER Age ocean S. s. Co.. New Pier 30. N. r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-17

Bishop Perry protests vigorously against the de-
eison 10 elect two English clergmen professors in
the Episcopal General theological Seminary OF this
eity. ana "The Living Church. says: "we Join with
him in the expression Of the hope that this novel
psIlcy win not DO sustained at the election in June.
II IS no credit great school of the prophets that
10 should send abroad for a competent professor OF
systematic divinity, after so many years and such
grand opportunities for the development OF native tai
ent. If there is no American priest fitted for the
place. 1t would appear that the General Seminary had
done poor work, or had poor material 10 work upon
In either case, the vast majority Of churchmen would
feel humiliatedS
The Rev. John Robertson pastor Of the Free Church
In the pretty little rural town OF stonehayen. Scot
land has been called upon 10 defend himself from
charge of rreverent sensationalIsm. He admits hay
INK called Jacob sneak and thinks that he was
And In saying that God put on His spectacles TO
a little faiths he claims that BIO was not irreverent
bat graphic When he advertised In the newspapers
that he would preach sermon on tho topic, "God
with His coat OFF, his only aim was TO attract
church goers, and no succeeded. The Same true
OF his other advertised sermons, such at the
Devils Praying To-day and Drunk Tomorrow
aud A Damned Fool The interest for Americans
In this faro incident lies IN tho fact that It occurred
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STEAMBOATS,.

-ROSTON. via Fall River Line, only So
n tor arsclass limited teketsi reduction TO all other
pre pier 81 n r. foot OF Murray-st, az D. week
leave niy 1Sunday trips viii be resumed commencing
Jays vi, Connection by Annex Boat from Brooklyn
~ 10 Jersey City, 4 y. m An orchestra each
steamer.
NORWICH LINE.
~ yUorcester 40 So Corresponding reduction to all
s3 Steamers leave Pier 40, North River foot
pevs sst next pier above Desbrossesst ferry, daily
OK " eScented az D. Tickets and state rooms
sunay' az principal ucEet onices In New.xork and
s uonsIrp M office on pier, and on steamers.
Waccott's Express VIII call for and check baggage
, hnteIs and residences. G. W. BRADY, Agent
NEW -UAVEN.-Ste leave Peck Slip
~ Ltpor o. 10 Rl nc 3 D. and IL D. (Sundays OK
Steamers arrive time for early trains north and
CT0NINGToN LINE.
PpAprs REpuCED-INsIDE ROUTE FOR BOSTON.
an PRoVIDENcEL e. 25; WOtCESTER. 81 90;
70 have choice OF three express tralns re-
elining chairs free OF charge e.., :,
York Pier 49, ~ ", one ploek ABOVE Chnel-sI
daily except Sunday. az D. m -, -, a..
The New York Transfer 70. VIII caii Tor ana check
baRqagc from hotels ana resineheos'
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THE BOOK OF oPEN.AR SPORTS" octave 500
pages illustrated. Tho standard authority
American open All anusements Rules, for sailing swim
ming ball playing, shooting horseback riding, etc., etc.,
IN full 81 per copy. Published by The Tribune New
York Entertaining aud universally eompimentAd BY the
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miscellaneous.

antiion Sales.
7 EoNARD BROTHERS,
90 5TH.AvE.
r. A. LEONARD, Auctioneer.
GREAT COLLECTION OF
PAINTINGS
belonging 10
MR.. JOHN W. LOCKWOOD
Of Philadelphia and
NJ. ALEX AMBER MoUCHoT.
OF Paris
WITH SOME OTHER IMPORTANT WORKS,
THE PROPERTY OF OTHER
PRIVATE COLLECTORS,
SOME or WHICH WERE PURCHASED FROM THE.
STEWART AND PRoBAsCo COLLECTIONS
Dc Melville. 1sraels. Royhet
DeBchamps, Jacques. sehreyer,
Dlaz Milot Tfoyoh
Dupre. Eossini. NtoeFI
Fortuny. Ribot Zlem
Uenner Rousseau Stevens,
and many others.
NOW ON VIEW DAY AND EVENING.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION
TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY.
FEBRUARY 10. 20 AND 81,
COMMENCING AT O'CLOCK.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after JANUARY %; 1883.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

On and after JANUARY %, 1883.
Ann uN gFE6T s TkTES NAIL AL ROUTE.
Trains leave New.YOrk via Desbrosses and cortisnds
HnsrsSsie PsSurs and the West with Pullman Palace
Cars s saS CS and limited Pse
Dining smoking and Sleeping Vesueued Cars at 90
w,iinm mi orr Lock Haven 100 Gerry snd
Erie st p, M; connecting at CORY Tor Ti'u'vin'
Eos ana HeS sas ~ and y ls Rsssne
'Oi II zoo a. M. 90, 300. and 200 >. N. Sundays
pa,mor snd Washington Va and the South Limited wash
nston Express Of Pullman PasOF Cars ID daily exepi
s sSIs'y u 6lnn I'm al e
~ N sesS Ss as "a no m OS and spd u is nsS
Sunday 6:i5 and 90 a. M. 80 and 'oo D. NJ AM
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
10 30 n M Through Parlor Carr, and .. N. week
oS nays Sr.n sSr f BSy JneH SssS
sac a ND sa p ny On sundsy as and
For mia Sa and iI Norfolk RAILROAD 90 D. m daily via Bas
and Bsy ERs SSG cdnns wsss all
trains a. ~ Je FSo CITY ,, ssTdns speedy anu
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Stortiandt Streets Ferries. as follows:
$50 20 @ Chicago Limited NTH Dining "a sa
s9S :? s:sS sG Ij:S ss.S 60
sunSsy. Express, 90 Limited, ne and sH IS Il
nr n. 4,A sSS; 2; q SsG 30 i1a ~
and M .a a9 p On Isl Sundays CONNECT & &
hS s saa
tS Sass e s "a. TO, .aa
chesf s Sssgssep u GET hotels 'na woop
| 1aneral Manager General Pass'r Aeene
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LLOYD SIS. co.

NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD SIS. co.
~ SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
NEw-YoRR. SOUTHAMPTON AND BKEMEN.
gteamcrs sail from pier foot 2d,st, HoDoken.
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS.
Altar We'd Feb 90 o "a. m. Trave- Wed Mch. O, a. m.
ssse we'd Feb "a 3 D. m Fulda.: Sat. Mch >. II a m
Ems. sat Mch. o a. m Lain. We'd Mch 1S. D. m
tirst Cabin AIS and upward berth. according 70 loea
on second Cabin $50 berth. Storage az lowest rates
N'"' S OfIRICHS & co. No. Bowling Green
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AlnsiraI Instruments.

AInsiral Instruments.
-~-~~S-s~Ne~,~~~N~
A NUMBER Of slightly used upright and square pianos,
n 0f0ur make, which specially selected aud used
by the artists OF the Metropolitan Opera House Company
during the past opera will DO soCf at liberal
reduction from our regular prices
WM. kNABE CO., III 5th-ave, above 16th-st
FISCHER PIANOS renowned for tone and standing
In tune Manufactures and storerooms, AL 20 d26
West 2Sth-st. and sG7 Broadway 1sthst. (Dltson's
Buldlng). Pianos exchanged. rented or instalments.
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1,HARIE STON, S. c.. AND THE SOUTH
q tthAh~A1SA Am SOUTHWEST.
JACKSONVILLE Tenn Ann ALL FLORIDA POINTS.
uur crvnE STEAMSHIP COMPANY
THE u nDnp ,t 10 sail from Pier 90 T. r 10
aa Rsaseyst and Chambers sts) every Tuesday
and Friday. az D. m, a. i99iloN~- r,osaav roA 40
CUEKOK EE, JacksOnNile eAoe.. ~.
p4ofois Inew9 Chas and JacIsonviile FRIDAY, Feb -
sFMfS0LE jacksonville TSesa sy, Eep 90 90
AZ steamers rclas PASSENGER ~ s
Insurance unu VIM P CLYDE CO, Gen. Agents,
y. G. EGER G. A. O. S. +. P. Line. $40 B,wy. N Y.
WHITE STAR LINE. ,,rnnv
w NOR QUEENSTOWN AND fl1VEItPOOL.
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES NAIL sTEAMEKs
No NNfC Cant Parse .Wedne sday. Feb 90 9 a. m
ITIai tSnt Dawson wednesday, Feb 81 $50 m
SiliW ANT(I Cant Irving "Wednesday, Mar. O. a. m
sADRI1TIC Capt Cameron; WEDNESDAY Mar ~ D. m
From white lie s aso D SDd loo seearo from or 70
A od Country 900 "A limited number OF second cabin
tne Ola csrgiad on these outward $50 and
gss prepald a3S excursion, s95 Companys Office NO
N broadway. New-York J. BkUCE lsMAf. Agent
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SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA.

BOUND BROOK ROUTE,
via Central r. r. Of New.yersey aud philadelphia an1
Reading r r Leave foot Liberty:st N r, ct 4. 1ays
DAYS at o a. M. 80, ~ p. m.
'Iralns leaving &c 4, :45 IL a. 80, 4, 80,
80 II D. m. connection for Reading Harrisburg.
ckets and Parlor Car seats can be procured at H.
AIS 9I4, LAO 1928 Broadway, 7T eth:ays, 2s4 West
lo5th.st 1872 East l25th-st.. New. York; Courtst,
s60 Fulton-st 9S Broadway, Brooklyn.
New.York Transfer Company will call for and cheek
baggage from hotel or residenee
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Zee Cream.

Danring Ataoemies.
A LIEN 'D0DWORTH
n No. Osi 6TH-AVE.
Evening Glass for Gentlemen and Private Lessons.
See Circular.
A LEX AMBER MACGREGoRS, los WEST 55rILSr.
"A Private Lessons and Glasses In Dancing daily.
Mendelssohn Hall TO Jet for private entertainments.
& A O-KNICKERBOCKER CONSERVATORY, a. West
n. 14th.st All the fashionable dances taught
rapidly. Fancy dancing. Waltz Guaranteed; lady
assistants afternoon and evening classes private lessons
all hours special rates clubs and families. ASo thor.
ough courses In Music Eocution ana fencng Terms mol
crate Call or send for circular.
A MISS HoYT so West 22d.st-Ail dances carefully
~ taught strictly private, speciality also classes after
class FOR ladies' and Children terms reasonable.
A --cARTIERs DANCING ACADEMY. so shave,
"A. between 18th and l4h SITS private aud class lessons
all hours lady assistants special terms Tor clubs and
families; classes attended city or country waltz taught
rapidly; classes afternoon and evenings terms moderate
IL ERNANDo's Dancing Academy lo2 East 55th-sh
Fashionable Dances Send for circular
~ FORGE W. wALLACEs SCHOOLS, 90 West 50th
Us and Harlem. 120ts, 4thave. adults and children.
See circulars
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ -TraiDs leave Chambersst Station, week Gays I9t
TnaIewood Tenafy Closter, Spaflul and Nyack $3.50,
40 and Il go a m II AZ so < IN s1p Slo
!? 20 80 a. M; 4, s7:45 p.
Additional trains to Cresskil and way, 9;So m. ana
'ror Manuel Spring Valley. Monsey snd Tailmana-
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RaiIroaos.
WEST SHORE RAILROAD,

WEST SHORE RAILROAD, N. Y. O. Il
ST. son few.yer follows and twenty nj nia Ss
London, Hamilton 70 :6S q. n, 800 . is a. m. 81
Louis. $780,, s5:15 p m Toronto, e;S5 NJ Q 90
rails syracuse, Uu.s sRd dpsipaf InensdI,ts st.;Sa
Utica only. Kingston. saugefaes catskll. Albany
s:iS, q ls g :sS s1i go NJ a1d . :9o 9 oo su
Eaverstisw. s;ss nl 1s 70 q ,. 2. Elsssns Sleep
Chicago and 81 Louis; DAILY; Daily except sstu2
days Other tiains DAILY except sundays. a. Leave
D. m Ho6cksn West shore staton all go m, s. 80
onices: BroOkIyn-sss washington;st. $50 Fultonst.
Ses and 942 Broadway 1873 IL Bowery IL Park Pisc1
and Shore Stations foot Of West 42d and Of
baggage from hotels end residences O. Y. LAMBERT,
General Passenger Agent, Vandefbiltave. ~. Y.
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ne rorTsA q. CULVER Will res1ne he. CLASSES,
MI rom October % IN Drawing, OIL and Wate[ .
at.Og SIN Life Flowers and Landscape. China PANT
Ing ana Ds'' No % WEST 2sD-sr. $500,
Da,...o.o,. ~ m Hunting tnu, President NationAi
Academy Of Design, Mr.. william Hart ~ ~ M '~
a. Hart N. A. Mr.. DAVID Jonhson' w. ~
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walme~ Castle. Oct. 10, 1s3s.-The Duke said,
aWhen Buonaparte died, was at old Crawford's, In
Paris and everybody came in full Of Il. some ex-
claimed, 'Quel evenementY Talleyrand, who was
present said, 'NOn co nest plus un evenement, CO
nest mantenant qu'une nouvele., ,,
A man who sqlinted very much asked Taieyrandi
Comment wont les afaiies a presentP Taneyfand
looked at him a moment and answered, CONNIE
yousvOyeZ." - a. III
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The Duke told as that among his A. d. C's, whom
he went to Spain there was blunt captain VINO
knew nothing Of the refnemcnts OF life, ana VINO lc-
monstrated at all their luggage and begged 10 Know
whet each box contained. The other a. ID: C:s had
each their box OF blacng and another for Dootrees
Boot trees - said the Captain, you may eau EN-
what you like, but plainly they arc wooden,ieg
what desperate set Of fellows you must OeF-iil'
sgining they all meant TO lose tner legs!
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Go ilIbom 1t alap Concern

n, HARLEs II. MOORE, Jane, X Robnson william nam
q Meyers or heirs OF either eau learn sohs',hiAs
=, their advantage addressing the LAND SIAlM ASD
INVESTMENT COMPANY, Kansas Wy, who, h s,nds
uc'arn alI estate mixed titles aud claims OF al Anos
on q contingent fee Wdte them -----------
MIR J. H. sTEARNE. china and glsssware, buyer
Ms no loncer In our employ. l.. RIDLEY, sONs,
A-'' w ''s Grand and Allen sH
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loRDDEUTsCHER LLOYD.

Apply FEfLRrcns & CO.. No. Bowling Green.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1889-09-11
Supreme Court of Appeals.

The session of the Supreme Conrt of Appeals
commenced yesterday, Judges Lewis, Presi-
dent, Lacy, Fauntleroy and Richardson pres
emit.
Charles E. Kemper, Esq, Of Staunton. quail
fled IS an attorney.
Paul Hensley VS.. Commonwealth of Va,
from Amherst county. Not prosecuted or
printed, dismissed,
William Muscoe VS.. the Commonwealth of
mond on consent of motion.
B. J. Craig vs. VIM. Mclaughlin, Judge.
coupon case. Petition for mandamus from
Augusta. Dismissed on motion of petitioner
by VIM L. Royal, Esq.
German Smith VS.. W. L. Clark, Judge, from
Royal. Esq, and submitted.
18TH CIRCUIT.
Fudge & McCllntic VS.. Payne & Oliver, from
Allegheny, argued by e Pendleton for appel
lants, and R L Parrish for arpellees, and sub.
mitted.
Company VS.. Lucado'a Administration, from
Botetourt county. Transferred to Richmond
on consent of motion.
Among the visiting attorneys present were
Colonel e. Pendleton. of Lexington; r. L. Par
IRISH and J. X. Campbell Esqs, of Covington;
Hon. Jas L Gordon, of Charlottesville. and
VIM Preston, ESQ, of Richmond, who ap-
peared for Acknowledgement Ayers in the
Commonwealth cases.