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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-29

Earned Runs: Wsshingtons, /; New Works, o.
Fi.si Base by Errors: WsshingtoDs. 2: New
Yorks, =. Lett on Bases: Washington, y: New
Yorks IL. First Base on Balls: on Do,au. 4
of Foreman. 3: on Rusie, q. Struck Out: Ry
Dolan, 10y Foreman, 2; hy Rnsie, 2. Three
Base lits-Shoch and Ewing 1wo-Rase Hits
punce, ShOch. Herman. and ORourko = sh.ri-
flee Hits: Herman. Ewing. Bassett, and Murphy.
stolen Bases: Hoy Kejioyd. p Ewing. 2;
ORourko. Basseti. and Fuller. Double Plays
Rusie, Lyons aud Ewing: Bassstt, Fuller. and
Ewing. Wild Pitches: kusie. I. nv oy Pi'cher
Lyons Umpire: Crane. Time OF Game: Two
bours nnn five minutes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-29
e,c.uorn LIVESTOCK mAaKsr,

RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET. :
MAncu 2s.--Rsceipss: 1874 heed cattle -
had sheep, and G4S head hogs.
sales. 100 mead CATTLE. 81 hssa sn>epv -
643 head hogs
Prices:
Cattle. best, 4Ifa4,S- grosa; = few sxtre-dnes
higher medium TO good, 3>1o4os gross o.
mon 10 fair. 2lsa:i,<c gro&A
Bulls, 2t4A}cA Rro>s
Sheep. da5c. gross
HOas fa6l6c net
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

MUNUAfs MhINu %, foV~s
SlTEs.-l, 600 Wig MA , per cents at 721s
/ 600 Georg a PsciGc ISIS a; as; so shares Pc
te.sbu-g abroad s;ocx as $50. 100 do. at S6Is.
Closing quotations at the stock Board;
GOvERSNEsr SsOuRirlEA BID. Asksd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-29
p. Nay pAGE PASSES AWAY.
Nf d.. 'ar I-alsr. Of Richmond. Presi.
dent Of tire Jefferson society.

ut D.. tan i.alr. Of Richmond. Presi-
dent Of tire Jefferson society.
r-.. fence % the Richmond Dispatcll
..... f-Uur. Va. March 2s.-Mrs. Mary
-0.4.a'roi hear'-faiiurea at her home,
..-. H. county saturday morning AZ
l 'le 60'h year OF her age. On
t.rl-...fas ha- death she Was apparently
s l... a.l WAS especially cheerful al
- r- -ne WIFE oi Mr. Nicholss NJ.
executor 0f Samuel Miiiers
fle administration OF that
..ri.. s..f estate through toe pro
f...l- suits which preceded me
'.- f'.i-r Manua.-LaUor school
...r... Fra . t.afr. ~ Hrs s fred Carpenter
st N.'..i a. White and su aunt OF Mrs.
| t.'.f.'r. no tte university. The funeral
-.t N.. Iar' ai ~ Edwald Baptist
ilF. ald Fere conducted by the
... >r.re
AWCHNoND wAE.
.vl-". ta,.' tle jefferson Literary So
r.. ,.r -.rre 70 much enthusiasm last sat
Iar Dr'att0n wac the lection Of
t'.- lt.t. tle highest gi;t IN 'he power
al popularity considered the
t.... ..ri'nau,c by a student Of she
..t.' .. .E MA Before O'Clock the
t... Oh. COOLEST and soon 'he iiaU WIS
.-ler MS wifn a restless. tObargc-
Iuf. VINO seemed beuto ha wing some
tv.tt..r.g hlrpast when ;he interme-
.' N- Pierce. announced mat
fr lla president were IN order.
..-.t '.tf frr entire Essemblsgc, and Mr.. j.
-l-, 'll. stepped forward and IN an
rf-. b rHri,gltcd NJ j. Jordan Leake,
Sd. Mr.. Ilton's speech Was
- ai.i. and the sentiment of .ho
h.r -tl 10y tue ling ~ applause
very wais OF the building NJ
Dr. axe. AZ 30 other nOmDa~
ti. '.H election OF NJ. LeaEe was
amid rfcaf tumult.
.... .fr h.. theT escorted Co the throne and
at.t 'nr many and terrible Oaths OF
-ea. Af;er quiet bad been re-
t'..a.n president made short but ap-
-,l.t t-.tr.s wniln was well received
o.ufE OFFICERS.
Dsmmas. was then elected vice.
.. lle uthrr officers. NJ. W. N. Cham
..lfy, aud Mr. II. II. Young, rea-
t.-rtri before.
l hru adjourned % the famous
N.-. Nt..r ln Opeu-sir banquet w1s given
blazing lfc by the fraternity mates d!
lliates. Gni 10 vas quite early
ts ur'1-e zee last participant go;
-.. lrl coates; which. with the excep-
. frHa, rtif between Rawley Minor
n be been 'he most memo-a-
ae .r NJ hc "Jen.'
EAeuNGr0S SOCIETY.
s committee ~ the Washiu g.on Lite.
e.s appointed on Saturday night,
. a.. Narif. Ni.Einit, chairman; ".
....ty X. G. Crumpier, Nirg MIA /.
l.las. n. w. Dent Georgia. VII.
eolih Carolina; q. ". Hancock,
NIler West Virginia &. ". Jes-
.t. p. Leach, Maryland ----- NJ ckee,
Il. k0ueriso son. Virginia, X. +.
f.-cu .a; e.. J.. DeNOl,, virginia I;
H..I Irlas. Harvev Morse, Virgo IN .
.r ....- % come Of C0rnelTr playefs
on. ttai team are on. one was 20
70. a riaond Ap-.i lst--tho oihe.
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Our xl.i,ar. In New YORK.

Especial TELEGRAM to toe p'spN's s.....,,,,.
WV YeRk. March 27.--f. stetson, nssl I.,s,,.
,,n. I. j. llirth. Actor; II. J. bc:ssx' sssaisy.
sysr: b. Barbour. Holland: p. ". n. 10
urand Union; o. X. VEN. srssSI
stewart, IT,, aud A. Allen. ceas.-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-29

"This rn'e g the foundation Of political parties
and OF government 10y parties such - ours. Only
those who are Democrats and intend 20 support
The Democratic nominees can have a voice ia
naming delegates TO the various Democratic
conventions. hope aud believe that your fears
are groundless and that the honesty aud in
'egrity fOr which our people have been pro
verbal viii not be furnished by such action a.
you anticipate. ! wish 10 impress upon all Demo.
Gratis throughout the state a due exercise II
prudence and charity IN the end thatno one who
believes that an honest adherence To Demo-
cratic principles will secure the reforms which
the people 40 much neei may have excuse foi
sever;ng his allegiance. Let US all be charitable
and honest with each other"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-29
A, SAKS & CD.
FIN ANCiAE-
NOTICE.

NOTICE
The books OF subscription TO the Capital Stock
OF the BALTIMORE, RICHMOND AND SOUTH
ERS RAILROAD COMPANY, Incorporated by
tao General Assembly OF Virginia by al act APP
proved February 2. 1892. will 10 opened az the
following places-to wit: Virginia Mercantile
and Sale Deposit Company u Richpond, No
HOS east Main street, Richmond, w.: Tie
Capital Trust Company, corner Thru street aud
Pennsylvania avenue, s. T., Washington, ID. c.
at the Office Of Oliver w. Barnes, Esq, No 81
Broadway, New YORK.. ". T.; at the ONCE oil
Hon. John L. Poe. No 100 east Lexington street
Baltimore. Md. Commencing on the 18TH DAY
OF MARCH, 1892, AND TO CONTINUE OPEN
FOR TEN DAYS NEXT ENSUING the stock
will be In shares Of 500 EACH, under the drec-
ton Of the undersigned com nis.ioners-
T. Il. MINOR.
JOHN q. SLATER,
s. ,. DUDLEY.
OLIVER w. BARNES,
JOHN y. POE,
NH 26-I0t Commissioners.
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DIAL III.

Mrs Par,ing'on uses salTation OF for rneu-
ulntis.rnd brown cTe,urh. IL cos.s - cents.
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Accidentally shot Himself

SALISBURY, n. c.. March 2p.-Mr Charles
Arey, cx-cOuntV surveyor. accidentally shot anh
killed himself With shotgun to-day about uoon
at tho homo Of his mother Il few miles FROM ms
city lie was getting ready 20 go shooting bhcs
aud when alone the accident occurred.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-29
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WORLD
Tobacco. Cotton. &r.. ana the
Wea ther Indications
fBr telegraph 70 tho p,sps,ch.

10y toIckIupH 70 sHo Dtspotcuf
WASHINGTON. u. g., March u.s..
Ian Forecast for virginis for twenty
w four bours-from midnight to
midnight: Fair weather. north
winds. shifting to southeast. warmer
Wednesday.
Forecast for North Carolina Fair
weather. north winds. slightly warmer In
the eastern portion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-29

The WEATHER IN RICHMOND YurxkpAY
was clear and pleasant Atmiduight skies
were clear.
Range of the Thermometer ct the 'front.'
door of the DISPATCH Office Yesterday:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-29

Tho doctors said he could notlivc; but he tccs
px. Hull Cough syrup and lives ret.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-29
cRAN ANo COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND Marca a. oyrKxisos- Wheat,
i.ald bushels. Oats. 1900 bushels. Meal, GOO
bushels. Mu-of,el, Ii tons
SkLES Wheat. 1895 bushels
QUotArfoss
wasAv-Lo1sbsrry. 97c.ssi. Mixst, o0ca
o.. Shoriperry. S5c.ati. No = red. vaehnr.
Cosx.--wnite. Virginia. &sa4sc.; Nd y sse'
No :. mixed. 47aAsc.
OAfx-xo.x. s4s<asse. No . sa,<A3Ae
nYR.--sSa3Sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-29

NUHFVIsh 4 = :"
Reported TO- no Dispa1ce-l

I Reported To- .hs D'spa11NI
MACH 2S.--Marxet quiet. sales Of p.ine
| graded reported. Prime, rs. etsss p.'" r..
| .ssc.: fancy, 3aSske'' 'a-'oa'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-29

TOO IxrE ron CLASSIFICATION
4 GRAND RALLY OF The Sn ~.
"a NARKYr DENocRAIic Gu - ~ ~ 49,
49,. 81 Nss-nsrast HAii fu.NWnh. -
- & o;.ss,s, Al candidaees nra mshse
a 4 s |s.s, = " rss.'A'ae oswss ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-29

rsoux-ws a ~: sias. s$.sA.sa; s.pxanss..
sAaose94,s;s: $3.50 e; sAnAh sess -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-29
pULSYS HrfUNS.

These were siterward recovered IN the general
rally. and from that time du,ness marked the
dealings, and the fluctuations were without into
rest, though the tate rise carried most OF tho
Est beyond Saturday nights nsnfes. The trsns-
actions ~ ST. Psul were rather large, but the
changes in quotations were Insignificant. The
selling o. Louisville and Nashville was the one
feature OF the afternoons dealings, the other
weakness i'm the coal str.ks
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a Time-Honored Party Rule.

RALEIGH. n. c.. March 2s.-Mr. Ell. Chambers
Smith. chairman Democratic State Executive
Committee. writes an important letter tonight
IN which he says: IL am In receipt OF letter,
stating thai The writer has good reason 10 be-
lieye hat many persons who do not intend 10
support the nominees OF the National and state
Democratic Conventions will attempt 10 patti
cipate IN the township and county conventions
held 70 select delegates 10 the State,conyeniion.
aud asking my opinion as 20 their rIght 20 do so
am loath 10 believe that any considerable
plumber Of our people will undertake. 10 violate
q tulo " political conduct based upoh honor aud
good faith 40 universally respected as the one
that whoever participates In political conven'
ton is bound In honor TO abide by lis action.
Milford chronicle., 1892-02-19
p,.,..e. ws~..'s Lesss.-

A fr;s,nees .wuanan often takes letters
I'd packages to the general postomce 70
= WEIGHED. A oftsn - she has done
t1a& she has been impressed aaew wlth
~ veek and trivial curiosity oe TIE
male-mind, for evssy time she handed N
eonefhinx 70 be weighed the busy men
a charge stopped TO turn It ovsr and
Nd the address
ut csrtainly beats anything. ~ $40
70 hsrsslf, ito think oe anything bong
= curious - thAt
4 feW days ago shs repeated tnae e.
nerisnce-up to certain point Tn
vnristion began whsn the exAmin,ne
msanate said cheerfully: BE goot
~, wouldn't it. tor you to put On nefs
the etate these here papers Y gosn 20
Yu,- csrtainly. III write Il for ycu
0uess rvs saved 500 bundles nom oeint
| lot n ths lat three weeks, looktn tos -
Il they was directed al right tdou'
hother about tho men; don't caro- =
mnch about thsir bundles, and the
they've lot more head tor looking Z
such things; but always look y th
Iadies' bundles Ten cents. And n
cruahed business woman wAlked IVA
With III ths sad dignity abe coah mal
tor.-Nsw York sun
Milford chronicle., 1892-02-19
v..,- yvom.. Of rod.y.

Now woman can do anything she tries
wan To singing b,tss In her OVID quartet
- e,;rls 70 that weak man Il aupernu1ty
=, the choir. She has harnessed her grace
hoons r, tandem and made a bicycle Of them
ehe rows. she fishes, she shoots, tnsomucn
th.t all men, and 1t may b. that some
rsme fear hep shooting GokeE she wear
sth h.r brother's hat and his outing cap.
~. .hirt front, his four-in-hand tie, and
,r.nv things that are her brQthes's- She
/. stronger than her mother. and can stand
!. great deal mors rest; she II quito ~ hap
nv and Tar more independent She hangs
IN to the strap in the street car, when her
mother had seat In tho omnibus u every
man rode outaide In the rain She gets
iostled and pushed about in the crowd.
when some bareheaded man, bowing low
used to make way for her grandmother.
Wuh weary patience she stands IN line N
the ticket Office; woe Is she II she presume
an the privilege Of sex to step IN ahead
~ a man: she gets hustled back TO he'
place. .n.
| what also hath she lost. She cannot ea'
her cake and keep it Still. II she A1Hn
~ It, it would become fearfully ssaie' o.
somebody else would get 1t. And cake
only good to eat ~nyhow. Scarcely wouM
~ Exchange her Independence for defer
.nce ma helplessness- Her loss h more II
sorrn than tact. Men aze more unselhshl!
chivnlrous toward her than ever their II
thers were; but this hurrying age Of gailol
snd eulp has trampled upon the delibsFat
1rece end studied elegance Of = lazicr day
1hen men bowed lower and did len; whei
man abandoned loahng and went 70 wori
i they quit wearing lace 1t thsar wriste ~.
raniers at their sides; they oeased to ~
n blank verse and conversed In ptd
n~oee: thsy cut o6 their long ringlcts N
~ curling tones were dethrnoed b. "a
clinper,. .-RobsFt J.. Burdette In lAdfe'
Home Journal.
Milford chronicle., 1892-02-19
,,,x-v,nr an older Woman.

xvh.raver a vounQ man marries wom
IN o,der than himself all the gossips IN tne
com mnnity begin to cackle Worsnipen
s..ne their necks when he comes 'nN
church. and he in stared out OF countepeoox
=, tha theater. His friends congratulate
Him in the usual way, but look IT MIN -
..a.,ch 10 we're 4 freak. Were It not Fot
Iii, o-,leals a. these the thing would nap
pen oftener than it does .<
Norxantown young man wa"'s -
knovr what the chief objections are 70
n..r ,,,arrvinu a woman older than hin'
self ..,., .r
~ - ,.r,. son,e rather forcible objections
woman natures earlier than man
-o.chee the prime OF life earlier ana 'e
como. old earlier. The difference II IRON
Gva tn ten years, although some NIX II ~
from three to seven. However. It depen"'
very largely on the individual q
There would be no sense Of fitness IN
man of twenty marrying woman .
tvuentv-f1ve. nor would it he proper ior
man Of twenty to marry girl OF ntteen
T,he average marrying age Of men - IRON
twenty- Ave to thirty. and Of woSeh IRON
twenty to twenty five. These are genera,
" regarded rs about the best ages al wn'c'
tn take such an important step
Some men are, to all intehts and pu'
noeea. older Mt thirty than others are
forty. Such men may therefore MARI.
women of their own age. or even o'"e'
without being outclassed. Prematnre'
old or apparently old men may marry rea
Iy old women, and young looking or youn
blooded men mag marry really young won
an with comparative safety. 1t n oet'e'
however, to allow the woman rev year
margin, because she will probably ~
faster th an the Rttsburg Comme
cial Gazette
Milford chronicle., 1892-02-19
v,,..t. :. House Pl.nts.

Whoever cultivates plants must axpecs
- IL tronhled more OF less with insects On
them. r tho plants are kept IN the house
all the year they are sure to b iniesseo
With insects. The green ny or Hpnn WY
come under any circumstRpcee. and waA 90
. crent amount Of damage Il allowed "a 20
- uncbeched. II the air u too dry IN tne
r,on the IA spider will take up his habtear
~, IN the under side of the leaves and
80 soon the plants will look sickly AAa
hrowr. and il not attended Ia At Qnce Will
A. The scale bug will attack hard WOODED
r1.nta ,rd the tnealy bug will iay aege 70
cther. The areen ~ can be easily got rtd
- - a,nninr the infested plants 10 tub
- y.tar heated to about l2O OF I'D degA
You ma think from putting your hand IN
v.tar a. this temperature thaf 1t WiIi q
sndden death to plants. but trial viii con.
v;rce von that very tender plants w1u
Isnd such bath. Dip them IA qatokly
sud thcv viii not b injured in " leAst'
Il l. not 20 easy to get nd q the feo
.,,;aer He will stand hot water Hucn
hrtter than the green fiy. Cold water y
the rest antidoter for this pest syrang:
vour plants every day with pure water and
ths spiders will soon take themselve swsy
The under side Of tbs leaves must = wc'
= well u the upper sids bsc.nss tnas =
where the spiders locats theneelveA
Tire best treatment for scale bag y strent
noep suis applied with soft brusn- ssAns
the plant In tub Or sink and ~ oyeF
~ by leaf, rubbing the saAas "a ana no
Ieevine It until yop have 9one cser eve,; ;
pArt al Il; then wash With clean waser
fhis tloea noe free the plant rom ecase, 11n
+ snd ~ enothsr p1Anfs 1he nasaiy ou!
4 : white, fun1y looking cseAeufe. wnoei
i ~ vnuld tnke to h : ~ q cofeoa roeAa
than ! living thing, II you wefe - fe.1l =
rvsth z Itdo6 MT inessAao - raSem
Z, - ~ erssn aj q ri spidse. es.uae :.
I boooo vessr win kh then.
Milford chronicle., 1892-02-19
7r~...sss; - 1I1;Iuunr - -

wsssa - G6auepes - - !. -. 8.
r.,arh Il 1oers - : 8 = D.! +! d:
ce~s ChFtuessne nnu1 -
,.;es s1sn ! funay noetnee - - ...l,
~ ~ - asn tlay leesg j: !. +, J
~ = anrronchine and lEoae u q l! ~ 4.
~ - hsnlls IL Old. qa1lle 4. ia. Il ~,
-s.iu1 - dilIeSut = eveey e Is !, n s..s
,ss-,e r. Visana CsNs - = n. .!...s -
rsiansa snpssnae sEsasls. 4. d :..s,.s r. sse,
ScS5io1 & ~ eva - Nh eeoe = - - s.,
1s,.r.lfne fsuua ~ wrts 49, elsl !: ~ ~ ~.
.s3Ss -, 1 -. ~ toaeoe ~ - i -: {
IN ~. eysa Hs + As1 s. ~ ..I:..s Z >.
- ~ from uAieh Gneeally esese
connle a hahsus III Dr. 9 ~ l..lps.;.'
v,ries frun nearist 70 blaek. He = J. -. -.
sir,Se eouapussd 4 Hss1ch plaqs - i a :
eraaly dDasd u tuF. !. ......,5e
~ sajntly Bishop Nicas -, - d
= IS IL hsro ~ ~ day. - = \: i - ~
sind Cgesnpus now, Il + ln1 .l,s - ss
*i.,ete lthe nunber ~ e1l&sU - - ~ g. a.
aovn ID every maskses neeese : e.e.
rroand DOR window. ~ - e.5 f:11
6onsss' thsrs azs Ctn,nn ns:s - 1ess ..ksss T.
6ronDed IL tho hetght q en11oe, ! d ID i. i
H<rna Is bstsax tkotr tatsele1 y. ~ -
Evsrv luxnry = - ~ = seee i.le,e = 4
serei r. this tsunreiae 1urun. -. - -:
- wnnder ae6n shap, to ne0
tired q gazing q the wn.1less q - q.
i nnn -Cur Lo0don NOVA
Milford chronicle., 1892-02-19
q ae.seysr r. systee.

Br,ck Pumeroy Il tho mort methodscal
man / .evcr knew. He he's perfecS ~
tem 4 busapeas. o. about - nearlx pe9fect
- rI5Sk kunsnn nAtnm can Ct teln4s
An,6nr othsts thinos b hAA 4 complete
r,d4Stsr 81 business letters recedyN For
vcsr.- -eorI1e tSiustesn thousand ODD ansi
~ rnpfer 8 ny let4er a the lot 81 any
s,sh,sof wf1h II hall; i mtnute. He n5nn
clScr sy.hem Fixidly adhsfelt - viii eeahar
o,Se MN TODD y mech ina eiven tsne -
t1o a tkfSs 80 ca 10 n The spat'ea ~!
Beesdss th1S, Wa h,dsanen eruTr r seln
a1vee tA1s IL u 81 E !
a. 8 s'le u:
pqsl6i356 g We 'aneua3t 8
( 1Sishrntsii lxwysr, - md + more SellaA
hseiU know whSee te lock Tor sn3 4 ss'ns! =!
I'm to rsa3Snbey whit r = New for9
Milford chronicle., 1892-02-19

ia7II1sI1 - 11(l1l y l 4
- a - ~ - = ~ : T..
1 1ied 90. n - : lll '.l'l. ~ I
Ho-e Nm. = a 49, ~ ~ - -:
- - re.llinr : 1tilp nose1. - - :
~ - 111v travel No. Z n
.s.s. ~ - ibpn ~ 1n0k g - 49,
:. ~ ~ q 1l, bbWio hltl6 -
=, - g - aufne d a.pnpG n1nn' 80 a
~ q - an E soacAsd doWn = -
49, ns~ -. ~ - that III. cargo g -
] voaver, hadn't ehifted
Three a. 6oar a -, after eAk1n9
- t;r,e to - him up. decAdea =
q. howsnd where hs ct ~ -
vhich had leff ths sc.r c. q r.
~ cheek. It looked e 1 8
Gittin9 Bulls tomahaws g ~. !,
t,,s pert3culars. 50 = ~ Fsed ~
, shanId work hi - ~ - esy +.
s,d .fter : al the i1pe IN ln1r g e.
/ ,.sc~ s h.d to t1ttsrs 20 darea
!. observe: there
..Thst ID : badi rcou Aase On yoe1
~ and there n1id doubt story coo
4 nected with it,
..Wa should like to hear the peFtacu
t ,ar.' Il YOU have no objec4ou
" .snh the story don t amount to much.
70 he modestly remarked u
!! "But you certainly had csoee o.
:: :. How many Indians wore azouna oos
= ~ -1 .Indi.nse didn't see no Indiana
- - ..Ohl Perhaps you were In a weseer
ed .+.ca when it was held up. and you s.
Mt that scar in fighting off the road agents.
'ot ssNever saw road agent IN my nte'
:. be answered
en .sNever saw = bad man.
ne ..Rnt YOU had fight" persisted.
nj mo, didn't"
n. "Well. perhaps you'd be kind enoue
e., +o ,ernlain how you got that scar?
try 81 will. went into restaurant ~
, II ordered = pumpkin pie. The wait
no Sronrht me . squash pie instead
20 sicked. Tho owner Of the plsce, vi
q ~ : woman, got mad and slasned y
With an old case knife. ! afterws
ket settled with her for three dollars In cas
/ b That's the story, sir.
10Y ! "But why-why arc you wearing u
aeli hat and other things belonging 70
en- ! westsru terror ! asked.
ma .sThess thingsa Oh, | got EN- OF
rug actor for four dollars. He had 70 9
"a ~ ont or walk home, and - the waik'
lien M wasn't good he sold out"
eeu "And may ask who You are!
or;red. as an awful silence fell upon 6
aiea crowd.
Tag s.C-rtainly you can. I've been wo
low ing Tor a farmer near Monroe all su
'.es msr for 1even dollars month .
~, sns found, but quit the other day and
sess sa oo;ne to Toledoto get stock OF stom'
r,,x bitters to sell on the road. Needn't
owe bodvhe afraid Of me. ! ain't load
ste, and L was amt got the sand 70
tht off Never tackled but one man, AM
'pou hain't got through running away II
,,.. him yet
mas Then wc went to the other end OF
~ car md tried to call the conventio'
or,J order and do some resolving, but 1t
stou a failure. Everybody seemed to y
to sit and think. Detroit Free tress
Milford chronicle., 1892-02-19
-. =. u.vee Lssau a>eenpa.

o. dey ans coeaing ffo,n IT, pose-
1co mt : doeen stanara in ny d.
~ c3oesa ths Ia. Thsn went aNaS
end returnsd again m hcnr g - aaeeEe
v.rd. Uppe opening my dssk ! ~
:r,on ta,rus stnsnus = least : donen -.
nsetv lookifik roachea, a s>wster o1ep.
p fhey are souAetines called 1hey
seemed 70 b % intent upoa sonne occn-
nefion that they did not run away WIN
~ .hnost tightninslike rsptdity WIN
vatch they uspAlly disappsazsd wAen'
eror ~ deok Was opened
Al fR,t thought that they wers sncA
- - stanpn, bnt upon ohesrvtnx : NJ
q. cIoser / ~ that they moved aooat
snd ~ finally convinced thai sneg
rere eating the gum from the oacsa =
Is s*smpe. b placing 'arEe vsemna
rIass 60 as to ulaguify the roachss- %
smvsd that they sscreted saliva On sn'
ann and then .whsn it became aoU saes
seeued to suck it off, Little bare spot'
.upearsd on the stasnps. and there spou
~rsdn,lly grew larger until the stamp
had the sppearans,e o{ STAMPS IRON
which had imagined tie gum 1a'
evaporateA
since that time you may he "nFc
peyes touch my tongue 70 = pos1s
etamn. and II aiuost naussates mo % =
~ - elise do it-lntervisw IN Me-
York Tribune.
Milford chronicle., 1892-02-19
4 BIZ Ce.neetss.f 5sewides.

The approxiniate maximum dimssaasosas
of ths aaheegan~ bowlher IN hoasv1iie,
Coun.. are: Length, Is feet: wkttA. y
feek; height, % feee; ooAtsnl.: o.So
cub;p feet; weight. 6.0oo toaA ifailow
80 b made eur m Immense frag1ne1t
which haa falleu from IT. novthsa6 sids.
~ djmendons and cubic contents q
.4Sheeean- would appeuximate closely
= 50 GOO cubic feek Ono point that god1
~ towasd sub1tnntaaang ~ cisnn g
behalf a tn ..t3hss1 In rock Y that r 2
: t5pe bowldsr, = ~ nnmbsr q m
donhted how3ders of N tmnense -
~ q IL sarns granite which exia y
compas.tavv rFoai aimity David 4. Well
= Popalse aoionce 1oatAly.
Milford chronicle., 1892-02-19
II. -, - wisA D,e.AsAds.

A shiyerjng wsetcA, w3th hesely cadenes
e.,onah g dust ! 6ddle With. hlsw into -
GAGfnut stresk police se1t3op on -
vhtrr b,est ias& nt9ht ara sgaisd tor
sSelter. Thas Was Good nnknre9 I. -.
rreesioa q ~ Daas caalow'a - esae I - :
cr,N ~ kidA 1he sssgeant Soata1 8
hin ~ Z nson,ant, ~ ~ releeeed,
cever q ~ liz ~ I man soAoy p1eIEs
osrksd = ond then aIoud - - = =.
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erS v.nr - t6n6se. ?
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