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The daily critic., 1890-10-10
EDUCATIONAL.
Georgetown UDheIsIH School Of Law
FACULTY.

fAGOL T.
REV. j. HAYENs RICHARDS. S. j.,
President OF the University.
CHARLES W. HOFFMAN, IL. D.,
Dean OF the Faculty.
HON. WILLIAM A RICHARDSON, IL. D.,
lChief Justice y. 5. Court ot Claimsl
Lecturer on statutory and Administrative
Law and Legal MaXims.
MARTIN +. NORRIS, IL. D..
Lecturer on Constitutional and InteFna-
tiOnal Law, Admiralty and Comparative
-, Jgrisprudenee.
HON. JEREMIAH NJ WILSON, Ii D..
Lecturer on the Law Of Real Estate and the
Law Of Evidence.
HON. ANDREW q. BRADLEY
IA n iettuTer on Common law Plead-
ing and Equity Jurisprudence.
JOSEPH j. DARLINGTON, IL. D.,
Lecturer on the Law Of Personal Property,
Contracts and Negotiable Paper,
GEORGE X. HAMILTON, IL. d.,
Lecturer on the Law Of Partnership, Corpora
tiOus, Practice and Testamentary Law,
X. ROSS PERRY, A. NJ,
Lecturer on Criminal Law, Domestic Rela-
tons and Torts.
MOOT COURT.
circuit Court; Prof George < Hamilton.
Court Of Appeals: Profs. Martin Il Norris
Andrew C. Bradley and X. Ross Perry.
Introductory lecture and announcements
for the ensuing term AZ the Law Building
u
OCT. /, al $50 2. NJ. aAll interested are cor
daily invited 10 attend. The library. nov
comprising he English and leading American
reports and the latest text books upon most
legal subjects, Is located IN the Law Build
ing with COmmOdious reading rooms at
tacEed and viii be open from a. NJ 10 10 p.
m. daily, sundays excepted TO students aud
alumni OF the school
The secretary can Dc seen at the Law
Building on Tuesdays, Thursdays aud satuF-
days, from 780 70 $50 p. m,, for Information,
enrolment, etc. Circulars giving course Of
study, terms, etc, can be obtained az book
stores Of VI. III. Morrison, 1884 st h "
and LCWdeEmilk & CO.. 1924 + So. u. " aud
az VI. s, Thompson's drug store, 703 18th 81.
u, ", ur on application personally or by let
ter % the undersigned
sepi0-1m Secretary aud treasurer.
A CADEMY or TIE HOLY CROSS.
~ 1872 Mass. Ave.
Affords every facility for acquiring q thor
ough education IN literature, music aud art.
The instruments taught are piano, harp. Vi0-
lin, guitar, mandolin aud banjo. Languages,
general vocal, drawing ana fancy work free.
se12ly
The daily critic., 1890-10-10

A PRINTER OCT 10 Muucie, Ind was
driven % suicide By setting up an aC-
count Of murder case. What 40 awful
hand Die reporter must lave written
The daily critic., 1890-10-10
Wl0 . noe aaa Irom alIag

faH ~ Arl YORK 5H
Who 4. tie man from Mlua
E-g-Headed- mgQ1-fleei Reed
Dr crafty Jimmy HIailef
Ils Quorum Speaker of tha ugu5e.
Wlzh -chaek' aud % lularoa1y.
o. d BE- Minister Ui STATE.
hl1 plala t1r rellprgc-y
The daily critic., 1890-10-10

THE RoANOKE Times calls attention
10 the lrJwing prosperity Of It's city, as
evidenced boy The increase Of It's postal
business, which was nearly 200 per
cent more last month than for Septem-
Der, 1889. Comment is unnecessary, 3"
says the Times. We think so, too, but
the best evidence Of the growth Of the
enteTprlsing Virginia city is the hand
some appearance Of It's leading paper.
The daily critic., 1890-10-10

THE REPUBLICANS, County Demo
Gratis and Peoples Municipal League Of
New York city have put a complete
ticket in the field. 1t Is a very mixed
affair, containing representatives Of all
three organizations. Tammany, with
a straight Democratic ticket, will doubt
less beat the combine out Of It's patent
leather gaileEs.
The daily critic., 1890-10-10
OFFICE OF
w. A. PIERCE & CO.,
SUCCESSORS no z. g. DAVIS,
no MAREET SPACE.
Corner Of Eighth s rect
ANOTHER JOB IN RIBBONS

AG0 Yards AILsILK satin-edge Gros Grain
Ribbon.
No.s-i inch wide; regular price Sc; re-
duccd 90 80 a yard
No. 5-i. inch wide; regular price 9c; re.
duced toac a yard
No. Oh inch vide; regular price lie; re
duced TO &c a yard.
No. ie-2 inches vide; regular price tic; re.
duce1 % Sc a va-t.
No. i6-2i inches wide; regular price tsc; re-
ducvd 20 lOc a yard.
We have these goods in all the leading
shades, including black, white ana cream.
some one IS losing heavily. Well, what do
ycu care N,utet them al half their values.
The Sec md Job IN Ribbon Is 500 yards Fancy
All-sik for \ illinery purposes, in all the new
est shades. Three 8 inches wide; regular
price f0c; Tor this lot the price will be 1So per
yard.
The Third Job In Ribbon Is very heavy
Black Gfos Grain, all silk.
q inches wide......................3G sec per yard
9 inches ide..,,..,.,........... .2GC per yard
The daily critic., 1890-10-10

The contents are his speech assaiing
Quay and the Senate, and bis speech Of
explanation and defense. The preface
is made upof quotations from JAMES G..
BLAINE, JOHN SHERMAN. and President
HAm1soN. The spicy portions are llber.
ally set out with small cap headings.
Thousands Of copies are printing, aud
a force Of women Is engaged in prepar-
ing them for the mails KENNEDY pro-
poses to put a copy OF his speech In the
bands Of every voter In his district
Though cNpunged he is not suppressed
The daily critic., 1890-10-10

NR. PEEsNGTuS Of Mt Carmel, H.,
has invented AN air ship Aluminium Is
used IN its construction. aud electricity.
by means Of storage batteries furnishes
The motive poser In connection with
this report is 70 Significant lhat Iliaajs
Is known as the Sucker Slate
The daily critic., 1890-10-10
EDUCATIONAL.

UNHE CORCORAN SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL OF
il the Columbian Uniyersity.-This school
Will open az O'Clock p. m, OCTOBER I,
with the following course OF Instruction,
mates. Civil Engineering, Chemistry, Assay
ing, Physics, MineraloRy, French, German,
Mechanical and other branches Of drawing,
with lecture courses on Astronomy, Anthro-
pOloEy, zoology, Botany, etc. All classes
meet In the evening, and are open 20 both
sexes. For further Information apply to the
Dean, Professor Z. T FhlsTOE. IL. ID.
sells, I'm.
CT. CECELIA'S ACADEMY FOR YOUNG
= LADIES AND CHILDREN
Reopens MONDAY, SEPT. 8,
Music and Painting Receive Special
sei,ltm Attention.
The daily critic., 1890-10-10

Snow ARRIVED on schedule time at
Sierra City, California, yesterday. A
year ago last Wednesday snowstorm
began in the same place, which re-
suited 10 a railroad blockade Of several
weeks in the following February. At
the other end Of the stste they grow
oranges, ostriches and other semi-tropi.
cal fruit California is a great country.
The daily critic., 1890-10-10
LEATHER GOODS

An excellent Chattel4ne Bag, made after
The newest fashion, OF good grained leather
limitation seaD, Rid lined. a splendid value
for 81, but for the present the price Will bes5c
ONE DOLLAR KID GLOVE FOR 75c.
This Is a ibutton, undressed Glove in
tans, States and blacks We will guarantee
that IL can't be matched for less than 81 per
pair. They are not old stock but new, fresh
goods bought under price. As an inducement
we let you have your pick at 55c pair.
A SPECIAL DRIVE IN OUR LACE DEPT.
cured a LOT uf Point de Gene" Lace; about
'oo yards IN all II is4 inches wide an was
imported to sell for 25c a yard wholesale. isc
per yard Is what we are selling II for.
The daily critic., 1890-10-10
ONE DOLLAR KID GLOVE FOR 75c.
TRIMMINGS

The reduction In this department will be IN
real Guipure Passementerie that cost 3} per
cent. more TO land than we offer u to you for.
The daily critic., 1890-10-10


SPEECHES OF HON ROBERT p. KEN {.
NEDY OF ONO, GNTHE HOUSE OF REP /:
RESEN1ATINES
"WEDNESDAY, SHIT. B. 1890
"WEDNESDAY. SEpr. q 1870.
TRUTH CRUSHED TO EARTH WILL
RISE AGAIN
THB ETERNAL YEARS OF GOD ARB
HRS
The daily critic., 1890-10-10
Saks and Company,
CrIsB aHd Irus

Crlau aua AFuH.
FFasa ~ gHaha Horll-HT1rI
ME. Mckinley has dug & grave f1r
h.a panty
The daily critic., 1890-10-10

THE ONO REPUBLICANS are prepar,
ing 10 make capital out OF Governor
CAMBELL's call for an extra session of
The State Legislature The Democrats
should unite and by harmonious up
holding Of The Governors hands balk
the Republicans little game II Is no
time now for peanut politics out In
Ohio.
The daily critic., 1890-10-10

Bob KENNEDY Is doing his level best
20 make a national issue Of himself
He is having thousands of his sensa.
tiOnal speeches printed in New York
city. They make a 16 page pamphlet
en- The title page Of which Is printed IN
bold black type the word "Expunged. ="
followed in smaller type with this
legend:
The daily critic., 1890-10-10

Dr. MARY T. WALKER hss been
nominated for Congress 10 the Twenty
seventh Ne@ York district By an indie
pendent convention Of women. Dr.
Mary wears a high lat aud trousers,
and is perhaps about IS near the real
article as these women could capture.
The daily critic., 1890-10-10
EOR KENNEDY As IN IssrE-

wAsnmoros. L. C. OCTOBER 10. 1890.
The daily critic., 1890-10-10

Buck KHG0RE made a speech at the
san Antonio International Fair yester-
day. lie wore the identical boot with
which be kicked open the door Of the
Hall Of Representatives one day last
month Both BUCK and the famous
boot were received with enthusiasm.
The daily critic., 1890-10-10
one lot OF Gulpuro Elcurial Lace

Mems Extra Fine Hemstltched AlLluen
landkcrchiefs, open.work Initial
X L VI " o r Initial
The daily critic., 1890-10-10

CT. JOHNS COLLEGE.
Annapolis, Nd.
lolst session commences 1sTH sEPTEA-
BER, Eight Departments and tour courses
Of study. Buildings heated By steam. Terms
moderate. For catalogue address the presl-
dent,
The daily critic., 1890-10-10

Tie CU'g Democrats Duly P1psr Pub
.ish6d at Washington
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-02-27
Sous mmb SDf.
Die Rpfen.

8ofen perlaneen einen febr matten
9Oben unb berInnsen nidt 70 pieI pfle=
ee, ipie man9e ii9 porIteaen. Der
SUM- lit ibre 8Iitbeaeit unb in Mannis'
faItiefeit Der SOrten, Sarben unb bes
Scrubs fam bic 8oie bon feiner ans
bern 8lume iibertrDfen tperben. Die
Na6fraee mad &noSpen 1T oft 10 srOB,
baB iie nidt Sebedt tperoen fann.
gluS Iber stpansiS Ibtbeilunsen, Irz
ten unb 8IaHen, in tpelde bic &oien
einsetbeiIt iinb, fteben bic 0tonutrcien
obenan. Durd ben Q8inter bebiirfen
iie serinsen SdubeS, i'm CONNER fDns
men iie Dirre ausbaIten unb bliibeu
rei6Ii9. SD mill bier cine 2iite BON
Stpblf Der beiten aneeben, bic suberldiii9
1T. um ben 8oienfreunben cine @eIes
senbeit su Seben. ii9 gu pdblen. gS
iinb bic peri9iebenen Sarben, bon tpelB
bis bunfeI:
Baron Gbauranb, 9lfreb Golomb,
Beauty of @aItbam, General @aib=
inetOn, Innu be Diesba9, Sobn Sop'
per, Wtaoam 8iftor 8ertier, Caroline
be SauiaI, 9lbel @rano, @pquette oeS
8lun6cS, Baron be Otainarb, unb Sa
Srance.
8on S6Iinsroien i'm Sreien 1T bic
Queen of the Brairie bic bette fir elm
Gonierbutorium bic 8elle 2ionOis, Dtars
I6aa Neil, pSonete be Sembsi &C.
Sin ri9tis anseIeeteS &oienbeet bdlt
ii6 fir Sabre binaus uno persiert bic
nmsebuns 6es SauieS unsemein. Die
SDrten erbuIten i'm Dur4i8nitt einen
3utpads bon unsefdbr fiinfsi9 iebes
Sabr unb seben iebt in bic Sauienbe
blnauf. Die franaDiii6en @drtner per.
legen li9 NIT bem beiten grfole oarauf
unb 9lmerita 1T pobI ibr IiberaIiter
8unbe fir neue Sprten, tpelde setpDbns
Lip nit bon 5 bis Is Dolls. per Stiid
besablt iperben, obslei6 nur cine aus
fiinfunbsnansis it6 aIs pahenb unb
pertbpoG erpeiit. 8rinse einen f6Dnen
3oIenItrau6 beinem franfen Sreunbe,
ieBe einise babon uuf bic &ansel Der
Stride u6er aud auf beinen ei8enen
Sii6 unb eS ma6t eetpib immer einen
sinitisen @incrud.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-02-27
Mulberry Strafe.

acknowledgement mnO 3ablmn9en:
t. ginsint gans ii6m 3atnnsa nit 5ntIn
Gin 3abuus sa&t it, Gar bic gH
aaufsdbeS pirb Bomb unp Rorsaee snmmn
ung Stsfnp ppn pn
9tfpele GInubt
a. HauHs aubSben, Sstonfp
fhuf grusn 9ifprii nlaubt
0absres su erfrasen Bel John Handleys
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-02-27

Sine eleftriI6e BHanSe 1T in Snbien
entbedt pOrben, bic fdon auf cine gnt,
fernuns bon 20 SUB bic MusnetnnbeI
gum 9tbtpei6en brinst; ie mebr man
bic NabeI Der BfIanse ndbert. beiip Iebs
batter ipirb iie bapon beriibrt. Die
Stdrfe bieIer ieItIamen ginipirfuns
ipe6ieIt iibrisens ;u peri6iecenep 3ei'
ten beS Cages. Sbre bbhite Stufe ers
rei6t Iie nm stpei ubr Nabmittnss,
wdbreno bic 8fanse UNI Mlitternu6t
gang unempfinbIi6 1T. 8ei berannabs
enbem Sturm pddt Die @mpfinbIi6teit
tetrd6iIi6. 8eim 8esen i6eint bic
BHanse su ipeIfeu unb reiet ibr Saupt !;
Iie bIeibt fraftlos, ielbit tpenn Semanb
ie nit einem 8eseni6irm bei6Ibt.
9ISbann flbIt nan fsinen Stob beim
9lbbre9en Der 8ldtter unb au6 bic
WaenstnaoeI bleibt unbeipeeIid. SHE
iebt fid Elm 8osel ooer elm Suieft uuf
bic elettriIde 9fIan3e; elm 8orsefibI
i6eint ibnen su iasen, bab iie auf ibr
sinen pI6bIi6en Tob finoen tpiirben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-02-27
Gaftle 0arScn fol- abeef6afft
tpcrben.

Gs i6eint iebt cine ausscma6te Sas
DIE gu fein, baB bic Sage @aitle 9ars
ben'S, ais 9anbuneSplub fir @inipans
berer i'm Safen BON gletp gorf, se3dblt
iinb, nnb baB Der faatli6en GpmmiIs
iion, ipeI6e bort unten an Der Battery
lanee Sabre binourd cine 10 ideuBIide
Wlbnirtbidaft setrieben bat, bon Res
eierungspeeen nun aQerndbftens Der
StubI Dor bic 2biir seiteat tuerben tpirb.
Die nebernubme bes Sun3en IpparateS
sur 8eoufii6tiSuns Oes ginpanbers
unespeIens our6 bic Geeierune 1T
Ibon besbaIb elm enti6iebener Sorts
I6ritt, neil unter benz bisberi9en 8eSi'
ment bic 8erb6ltniiIe i'm GaitIe' @arben
Idnsft unIeiOIi9 setpOrOen limb. Sie
na6fte Solge bieier Spitemperdnbers
Jung, tpsIbe iibrieens ia idon felt Dlps
nuten ais Der ein1is prattii6e 9lusme8
aus all ben porbanoenen Wlrrialen ers
I6ieu, pirb bic ebgnfulls felt Idn9erer
3eit befIrtportete 8erleeune beS @ins
fpanberers 2anbunsspIubes bonn @aitIes
@aroen mad einem Der unter SuriS'
bifticn Der Ser. Staaten itebenOen Gis
lanbe i'm Safen iein. giud WeIOunsen
aus @aibinston bat iid Sefretar
@inbom ansebIi6 fir @Obernor's SIS
lamb entI6ieOen. SeOenfuls bat lang
| idbrise @rfabruns untriisIl9e 8emeiie
oafiir seliefert, baB i'm SaitIez 8aroen
aaerlei unIuutere @inflife ii6 seItenc
MAIDEN f6nnen, ipeIde Su beieitisen Se'
rabe cine Der SuuptaufSaben Der Cons
troIbeb6roe bate biIben ioaen. Dat
bieie ibrer 4ufSube aber 10 ipenig 8es
na6ien, mar natiirIl4 nur cine SoIse
iener poIitii6en SntriSuen, tpeI6e in
ben glnnaIen Der itautItden @innans
oermsS. GommihiOn BON ieber cine ir
bebeutenbe ROae seipieIt baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-02-27
@itterunass 8 Negeln.

Die 9itteruna, Bel peIder elm Monbs
tpe6ieI geidiebt, ober ipel6e ben oritter
Tag mad benz neuen ober boaen WlonbS
erfolet, pflegt sep6bnIid biS gu bem
nd6iten MonbeSpe6isI fort3uoauern.
@enn Slboitninb tpebt, bic gSolfen
aber bon Stibpeit sieben, 10 bdlt bleier
Wino Iange an, unO brinet Re9en.
Sin Sturmpinb, Der in Der gea4t
anfGnst, 1T ni6t 70 beftig unb 'anbal=
tenb, ais Der. tpelder bel Gag anfdnat.
gSenn iid Bel tuarmer Suft Elm gSinb
aufma9t, 70 foIst balb &egen.
Menn bic Sonne bes UlOr9ens flar
unb obne unsetpbbnIide Sarbe auf8ebt,
ober baIb na6 ibrem glufsan8e bas
9epDIfe bor ii9 bsrtreibt, ober feline
8oIfen seseniiber i'm @eiten bat, 10
bat man an benz Gage bellies, i6Dnes
@etter.
@enn bic Some Ses 9benbs fIar,
unb obne unsetpbbnlide Sarbe unters
eebt, 10 1T ben anbern Gag eetpib sutes
Better, beionberS ipenn cine i6Dne
Gbenbr6tbe barauf fpIst.
@enn hie @benbr6tbe fupferfarbi9
1T, 70 fommt i6ledtes Wetter; ionit
aber seigt bic 9lbenbrDtbe an, baB ben
fOIsenOen Gag fdDnes, bellies g8etter,
uno bic Worsenr6tbe, cab 8inb poer
Reeen erfoIsen tperbe.
g8enn bic Sonne binter biden gSoIs
fen. iiber fpeI6e iie Strablen ausbreitet,
ooer nit elmer bunfelrotben Surbe aufs
unb unterSebt, 10 erfoISt baIb g8inb
pber 8eSen.
g8enn ii6 bic @pIfen am Gage itarf
um bic SOnne bdufen, pber ii6 unter
berieIben auiammensieben, 10 entitebt
uneeitiimes @etter.
g8enn es 8ormittass better 1T, Oes
Na6mittaSs aber elm &eseneuB fommt,
ober idtparse @oIfen bon 9iorben auf'
iteieen unb ben SimmeI bebeden, aber
tpieber fortsefiibrt tperben, ebe bic
Sonne untersebt, 70 pebt ben folgenben
Sag NorbtpinO.
g8enn bes Wlprsens Elm glebeI ents
itebt, unb balb pieber fault, 10 tpirb eS
seSen Wlittas i96neS @etter iteiSt
Der GebeI aber in bic SDbe, 70 tpiro eS
tribe, 10 re9net es balb.
g8enn bic Sterne bunfeI i6einen unb
bic fleineren gar ni6t seieben iperben
fbnnen, pbSIei6 feline @o!fen an Sims
mel iinb, 70 fommt tribes @etter.
Gin Sof um bic Sonne ober ben
Monb. perfiinbet tribes 94etter pber
&eeen, unb Der &esen lit beito ans
buItenber, ie Ianeiamer er anfdnst.
gtebenionnen ooer 9tebenmonbe seigen
anbaltenbeS unseittmeS 8etter on.
8enn i'm Sriibiabr, mad benz %.
Wdrs. bereitS elm 8etpitter mar, 70 fpms
men feline &eife unb giudtfrbite mebr.
@enn i'm Sribiabr bieI gtebeI iino,
70 fommt i'm Sommer piel Re9en (;
-iinb i'm Serbite piel gtebeI, 10 fommt
i'm Winter pieI S6nee.
Benn i'm Sriibiabr lleberibtpemms
unSen iinb, unb baS 8runbnaher hdu'
fig berportritt, 10 fommt i'm CONNER
eine auBerorbentIi6e Sibe unb cine
Ntense lln9eaiefer.
@enn i'm Serbit un6 @inter biel
iturfe Oitpinbe iinb, 70 pfIeeen bic
Obitbdume bas fiinftiee Sabr beher 3u
tra9en.
@enn i'm 98inter biel Sdnee fdat,
Der Mdrs troden, Der 9lpril feudt, Der
Mui fiibI 1T, unb i'm SUM- iparmer &es
gen fOmmt, 70 PfIest in benz Sabre eine
quite reidIide @rnte su iein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-02-27
SaulotS gum Serfauf,

In enje unrIautm OF
bdsaspr bic Cots tr @ aut ben Mat tn-
anesmaIs nn
vrpnb bic f%nt ben na@n paaT
Isr m @atb fdseu. H., ro
S nn 100 5nb as nn 9n
fir poi Tcnh Taneap ETC. ntpt en
retnh.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-09-12

About two weeks. ago man named
Smith hired horse from Tom Porter,
the Pembroke liveryman, which he
never returned. Porter traced the
animal to Nashville, where he found
him this week in the hands of horse
trader, who claimed to have bought
him from livery stable man in Nash
vile.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-09-12
Personal GOSSIP.

Mr.. A. A. Metz has returned iron
Indianapolis.
Mr.. Tom Jones returned from Ne'
York city Tuesday.
Mrs. L. b. Bassett has gone h
Louisville ON visit.
Miss Annie Griffin, Of Lafayette, i
visiting Mrs. Prof.S l.. Frogge.
Mr.. II. IL. Metz, of Nashville, is
visiting his son, Mr.. A. A. Metz
Mrs. Lizzie Dick has returned from
short visit to friends in Louisville.
Miss Sue Buckner has gone to Gin.
cinnati to spend the fall aud winter.
Col. s. NJ. Startling has gone to
Vinita, /. r., aud will DO absent some
time.
Mrs. Juliana Clark and daughter, OF
paducah, are visiting Judge Winfree's
family.
Mrs. W. A. Wilgus returned Tues
day from an extended visit TO the
Northern lakes.
Messrs. Henry and Sam Frankel
returned from business trip TO Mid
dlesboro, yesterday.
Mr.. John Moayon and Mr.. Nose L.
Elb left for New York yesterday to
buy their fall stock.
Mr.. Jno. NJ. Hester has moved from
the Feland residence to the Brumiield
place ON Ninth street.
Mr.. II. z. Stevens family will move
TO Paducah next week, where they
will make their future home.
Mrs. l.. ". Mcfarland returned to
her home ia New Orleans this week,
after lengthy visit to Mrs. Blake
more.
Mr.. Hanson Penn Diltz left We'd
nesday for Middlesboro to represent
the KrsruckIAs at the press gathering
this week.
Mrs. T. L. Barbour and little
daughter, Louise, left for Nicholas
vile this morning on visit to friends
and relatives.
Paul Ellis has gone 10 Jonesboro,
Ark, where he has secured position
with q railroad company as short
hand aud stenographer clerk.
Mrs. Logan left for her home in
Fort Worth. Tox., "Wednesday, after
All extended visit 10 he sn,ni!y OF her
father. Mr.. II. q. Rosington.
Mrs. C. D.Davis.of B-.verley,lcft for
San Diego, CAL, Wednesday, where
she will visit her ole home. Mr.. Da-
Wis accompanied her as far as Abilene,
Tex, where he will spend some weeks.
Mrs. A. +. Young, OF Allensvillc,
came down the first Of the week to
enter her daughter, Miss Maggie, as
pupil Of South Kentucky College,
Mrs. Young is Mrs. DR.. j. G. Nc
Davitt's mother.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-09-12
IN MEMoRiAM.

The old saying death loves u
shining mark" was fully illustrated
on Saturday, Sept. 9th, when Waller
Pendleton Richardson passed from
earth to Heaven. So sudden, the
whole town was startled, and men
and women looked incrcdulous when
the sad words wore spoken, Waller is
dead. On Friday night he went TO
bed perfect picture Of health and
childish beauty; on Saturday evening
his spirit was at rest with Jesus. This
little boy, though only four years old,
was q general favorite. Everyone
who passed the gate had a kind or
bantering word for the bright child,
and always met fitting response. II
will be so strange hereafter not to see
him, to hear no more his merry voice
OF welcome. and to know tina! his
place Is vacant forever. What hopes
and what possibilities lie shouded in
that rooml But God, who knows the
future as well as the past and present.
and who makes no mistakes, has
called for his own. One week ago
to-day in the Sunday School class,
where Waller was present with his
mother, we commented on the words
of Jesus, "Suffer little children to
come unto me, and forbid them not" ("
knew il, though l did not say it,
that there was more than one mean
ing to these words. And while l
placed my hand upon his head l
thought surely God has work for
him to do. Alas for human wisdom
and foresight. Poor mother, could
she then have been willing for Jesus
to call her boy, her only childi
We turn now to that desolate, heart
broken mother and father, with feel
ings OF deep and tender sympathy,
The writer has passed through the
same fiery furnace, and to-day his
heart holds but the ashes Of dead
hopes. Sorrowing ones, may God
pity you in his infinite love and mer-
cy in such sorrow, and come and abide
with you forever. Then you will
know It is his voice which says Il love
you, pass under the rod" Jesus has
said "Where your treasure is there
will your heart be also" Was moi
this beautiful boy your treasured He
is in Heaven now with Jesus, who
loved him better than you could. Lei
all your hopes and energies be cen
tered there, safely anchored within
the vail. Time is passing; and ere
long tho shadow who sits by the
wayside waiting will take you as il
took your boy. No need to ask ther
.wiil anyone then ut the beautiful gate
he waiting and watching for mctr
He will be there, glorified spirit
to give you the first welcome to tn,
Elysian Fields, and to lead you t,
the feet Of your Savior.
Sept. 7, 1890. J. 2. g.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-09-12
CITY COURT NEWS.

Frank Allen, col. forcibly taking q
pistol from Roy Bowles, col. Dismiss
ed and warrant issued for Bowels
for false prosecution.
William Boyd, col, was bound over
in the sum Of 500 to keep the peace
for six months, in the City Court
Tuesday. The action was brought
up by his wife, who claimed mistreat-
ment at his hands.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-09-12

Delegates |. II. Jones and James
L. Allensworth will leave Sunday
morning on the 5 o'clock train for
Wilmington, Del, to attend the Nat
ional Grand Council of the Indeperd-
ent order OF Good Samaritans and
Daughters of Samaria. They were
elected by the State Conncil in June,
which convened at Lexington, Ky, as
delegates to the National Council.
They were also elected by reclamation
to two Of the highest Offices in the
State Council, Mr.. Jones as State
Grand Chief, and Mr.. Allensworth as
State Deputy Grand Chief, Jones of
Evening Star, No. 26 Of this city and
Allensworth of Solomon's Temple No.
n Independent Order of Good Sama-
ritans. In appreciation of the honor
conferred on the two members of the
two Lodges, said Lodges gave a
banquet at Postell's Hall of invited
guests on Thursday night Aug. 10. 1t
was attended by highly respectable
citizens Of this and adjoining cities,
over two hundred persons, and was
one of the grandest affairs that was
ever in Hopkinsville among the col
orcd people.