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mixing equal parts Of powdered cam
phor. borax and salt.
viii you kindly INFORM ne through your svsa-
ing medical column how to miI cream Of tartas
and rochelle salts and Asw the mixturs should b
taken .-Hsnry c. II.
1. Take one part Of cream Of tartar to
three parts Of rochelle salts. l. Take Q
tablespoonful in . glass Of water every
morning.
Mrs. W.. Brooklyn. N. Y.--Use the
ointment Of carbolic acid, tannin and
iodine. a. directed above.
You wosld greatly obiiss Ne By printing .
remedy for excessive perspiraton Of the fsst
The following is a very good remedy
Salicylic acid. 80 grains.
Oxide Of zinc. 1 ounce.
Lycopodium, ounce.
Dust the feet with It several times q
day.
L. p, West Thirty-first street.-The
addresses Of specialists cannot be OBJ
tained through this column.
Kindly adviss me through your medical talks
Of . remedy for violent palpitation Of the hear,
caused BY excitement and nsrvoumssA-C. D. 9,
You will probably find a very good
remedy in q mixture composed Of equal
parts Of Hoffman's anodyne and COM
pound spirits of lavender. Take tea
spoonful in water. and repeat the dose
In an hour or two II necessary.
KirAav - us rnov vhsx ~ %ahs A., rMs..
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Ana the Homely Girl stiIl Pursues
Him.

To the Editor:
am twenty years n age. handsome. but vsry
bashfui and shy have great fondness for
nice girls. but there 10 who persists In annoy
ing me with her attentions. and who isn't nice
enough for me- Could any OF your readers tell
me how to get rid OF her' | haven't nirted with
her or given her any encouragement. but she
meets me everywhere. and II spoiis my evening
walks to have her in attendance. Papa has for
hidden my having anything to DO with her.
bu, can't stay at home all tho time. and when
do 20 OF she is sure to wayiay me- She
stnres At me In church, and offers to take me 10
revival meetings when papa doesn't approve OF
my going to such places. She has never tried to
kiss me. and l sincerely hope she never WILL for
It would be too dreadful. can't stop her putting
her arm around me an I'm not very strong. So
| Just shut my eyes and try to think she Ia
somebody elsa Yours In despair.
HARRY B.
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To the Editor:
have been keeping company with q youns
gentleman for two years. He 10 very attentive,
doesn't call on any other girl that I know Of
and while away writes to me regularly. He aays
he loves me more than any other girl and
tells me all about his business plans. and yet
he has not really asked me to be his wife. He
told me he would never get tired Of me. Do
you think hs intends to propose. and II he does,
why don't hef love him very much but would
like to know what he intends to do. a. there are
others that are anxious for my company.
BROWN EYES, southold 1. l.
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HARRY b.
Husbands Wanted in Orange vale

To the Editor:
Can some Evening worid' reader suggest some
idea to make the young men os Orange valley
propose. Al the rate that they ore proposing the
majority ot the girls will remain old MAZDA
Oh my! they are 20 slow
In them there 10 no 90.
They never think Of proposing
30 It has set the girls composing.
We are not In . hurry
Although we've begun to worry.
We will soou be getting old.
And will Be left out In the cold.
This letter may seem bold.
But twill rouse hcss fellows % stAidi
For our boldnsss will be repaid.
TWO VALLEY GIRLS. @. and L..
Orange Valley. N. J.
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MISS GOULDs LITTLE COUNT.
His Title II an Empty One. and No
Import Duty Was Paid ON Him.

To the Editor:
following: IL the Count do Castellans . genuine
Count, attached to any court or whatever they
do when they are considered to be working on
full ps,7 l argue that he is no more Count
In Republican France df he Is . FrenchmAn)
than l am . STAKEHOLDER In free America be-
cause when I was a boy at home my father
owned slaves I claim the war In France settled
his standing - enectuAlly a. the war in America
settled mine. and he . a nobleman just a. 10 the
Duke Of New York or George. the Count Joannes
In our own country. ! say nothing against the
man, and say heaven speed the wedding. for
anything should be welcomed that removes one
OF our snoba Imagine Jay Gould's son having =
crown made for Jay Gould's daughter. Perhaps
Flax. but - Kiping saya That's another
story" c. A. r.
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one At ali. rhsy aivays ~ . ssidi~ can aivays
catch . lady's eye arst but II 10 nss that way
with me- ". n. c..
Fifteenth street. Drooklyn.
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Two Strings to Her Bow,

To the Editor:
have two suitors, one out It town and the
other In the city. Theons out Of town 10 telling
me to walt to get engaged. while the other 10
hurrying to get engaged viii some Of your
readers advise me what to dot A.. d. X
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"Castflmoney and Could"

10 ths DAitsf,
Dear Anna With the name of ''oould,''
think II vsry proper,
To take out the ''u." then take gold
And blsas your darling papa. T. 7. N.
The evening world., 1895-03-02

At . o'clock home wedding. DO the men Of
the bridal party wear or carry their gloves, and
what 10 the proper color. 10 man In mourning
for his father permitted to wear pearl street
gloves. with black stitching. At such Wedding :
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HILLS RHEUNATisN AND 0oUf c61lO1Hs
greatest Of all remedies; enc eett1e viu oas4
for circular.
JOHN-Whsrs can / adAfeGs lsltoff
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WIRE SPARKS.
Abbreviated kilograms OF Newsy
Fact and Eipure.


NASHVILLE, ronu., 2l.-lhe health
OF Associate Justice jackson. of the
Supreme Court Of tito Uuited States.
has steadily improved. He inteuds to
leave for Washington about May 4. to
Sit with his colleagues during the hear.
ing Of the income tax petitions.
TACOMA, WASH. A.-iustend OF n few
thousand dollars. az was first supposed,
the defalcation OF the late Paul Schul2e.
who WAS land agent OF the Northern
PaoItic railroad, will amount to $500. :
GOO, aud may be more by $500, 900
according TO the report of the experts
who are engaged III examining the nc
counts of the suicide.
HAVANA, 2i.-Absoiutely Ieliabls in
formation confirms the report of the
death of the insurgent leader Jose
Mnceu rs the result OF wounds which
he received in the recent fight ct Pal
marito.
BoRDENrowN. N. j., 2l.-Mrs. Par.
nell is still alive, but her condition thi Is
afternoon ls considered extremely crit
icaI.
CHARLOTTE. n. O., 24.-J. II. Hol.
land, the defau,tipg cashier, of the
Merchants and Farmers National
Bauk OF this city left last night aud his
whereabouts are unknown. lie has
not yet beon taken under Gtrest.
SANTIAGO DE CUpA, PA battle
was fought on Sunday at Ramon
Jaguas. Little is known of the details
beyond that insurgents were repulsed
and Capt. Julian Miranda was killed.
CHICAGO, ILL.,. 24.-President Rob
bins and Secretary iichurds, OF the
Honest Money League section Of
the local Democracy, opened perma.
nent headquarters for the league to day
III the Palmer House.
CHARLESTON, >. O., PA speoinl to
the News aud Courier from Edgefield,
S. G., says: "rhs morning at &
O'Clock III the store OF Hammond Il
Company at this place, B. L.. Jones
shot aud killed John &. Sweerengen.
BALrIaioRE, 2l,- Without any con.
test on the part OF the wife, Prof.
Reinhold Faction was to-day granted
an absolute divorce from Mrs. Annie
Faction and given the custody OF the
two Oldest children, Rudolph and
heieu' The two youngest nre given to
the mother.
CHICAGO, 24.--Thc live stock men o!
Chicago do not like tue report sent on,
by Secretary of Agriculture Mortou
intimating that the high price OF In ent
is caused 10y combination III tho in
terest OF The stock men, as ngailst both
The producer aud consumer Of meats.
LoNDoS, 2i.-lhe Daily News will
announce positively tomorrow that
Lug and Will not act in concert with
the continental powers regarding the
Shimonoski treaty.
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NEWSOF THE STATE At LARGE
Richmond as the Centre of Virginia
Gossip and Events.
THE HANGING OF HOPKINS
The Early Morning Execution. Mrs.
0Belva Lockwood Has Trouble Quail
lying. MIR. Wise Gone to Wash
inGton. Appointments for
the Mexican Exposition.
srecial Dispatch to The yirginian.

RicnMoNp, Va. April Morris
Hopkins WAS hanged ut ilenrIcO county
courthouse, III this city, at s. O'Clock
this morniDg. He died game. The
apparant Indifference to HIS fate TINT
bns marked his course since bis incar-
cerauon was with him TO the end
Morris did not sleep well during the
night. Early this morning few
faithful coiored people called and had
service OF song and praise. He talked
nnliinchingiy OF the doom that awaited
him. lie walked unnssistcd to the
scallold. While standing over the trap
ho madc short speech, tho substance
of which wns that Dick Mosby, the
most important witness against him.
hnd lieu, but ho freely iorgave Dick
aud hoped to meet him in heaven. His
neck WAS broken by the iail and he
WAS pronounced dead in twelve min
utes. Ills body wns given to the Med.
icui College of Virginia.
Mrs. Bclvs Lockwood, attorney Mt
law, is here again, and new trouble
conironis her. Lust summer the Court
OF Appeals granted her permission To
practice before that tribunal, but she
neglected 10 qualify, though she took
the onth OF an attorney IN Judge Well.
fOrd's, Court. Yesterday Mrs. Lock
wood cnme down to Richmond. and
| having business before that tribunal,
went up there this morning to qualify,
The Court, after short consultation,
said 1t would render It's decision later.
Argument was not allowed aud SO 1t
would seem thut this whole case may
be reopened.
Hon. George ID. Wise left hero to-
day for Washington. 1t is said that
his trip there ~ Tor the purpose OF
! looking after some legal business and
he desires to pay hia respects to the
! departments. But IL Is suspected that
he vii while away pursue his claims
upon the position Of Second Comp.
troiIer ol the Currency.
Mr.. Nj. GleDunD, OF Norfolk and Mr..
Goodrich ilnttou, OF Portsmouth, were
appointed 10y the Governor to day dele
gates To the industrial mud Fiuo hrt
EXposit to be held IN the City Of
Mexico IN April, 1896.
The case of Burnley Taylor, the
Commiss lOuor OF tho revenue OF King
William, vino was recently arrested for
passing forged orders upon tho Com
monwealth, was called for trial In the
Husungs Court to day and was con
timed. The prisoner was remanded
TO Jail.
Two distinguished visitors were here
to-day. They were fitH Lee and John
:. Wise. Lee says hc expects TO take
charge OF the Internal Eevenue Office
ebout the first OF May.
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1OEXACT PAYMENT BYFORCE
Official Advice of the Purpose Of
the Fleet at Cornto.
NICARAGUA STANDS FIRM.
Will Refuse Great Britain's Demand
Come What May. Only One Day
Given the Republic for Answer.
The United States To Ask
for an Extension.
BY Southern Associated Press.

WAsHlNGToH, April 2l.-Secrotary
tresbnm had long interview with Sir
Julian Pnuncefote, the British Ambes-
sauor, this morning, and also saw Min
lister Gulmau, of Nicaragua At
Noodley, the Presidents country home,
special cabinet meeting wus held.
The outcome of the meeting is under
stood to he that the administration is
disposed to use its good offices between
Nicaragua and Great Britain so fur as
1t consistently can.
President Cleveland feels TINT. as
matters now stand, the United States
can ito nothing except to request Lord
himberiy not to force settlement of
tho Indemnity within the next twenty.
four hours, but to permit u sufficient
ilme to e!npse so that Nicaragua may
not be put IN the position OF being
compelled 10 pay the "smurt money
III tue cannon's mouth. If the British
toreigu Office shall agree to this the
incident will probably be closed within
the next fortnight by compliance on
the pnrt OF Nicaragua with Great Brit
AIMS terms.
Those who understand the sentiment
of the Nicaraguau people Respecting
this matter predict that Nicaragua will
Brltnin pursues more coucllintory
course. The disposition of President
He!sya aud his advisors is strongly
against paying the money under com.
Ln!sion. TO do 80 will, 1t is said, result
III the overthrow OF the present admin.
islaiion hy the people, who would
even prefer that CCrinto should be
occupied rather than they should be
| compelled 10 muke II humilja,ing sur.
| render.
MANAauA. April 2i.-Tbe British
Admiral has notified President Xelava
that three days Will be given Nicaragua,
III which 10 comply with the terms of
Great Brltaln's ultimntum. This period
Will expire 10 morrow. Failure to pny
the indemDity Will he followed by the
seizure OF the custom hOuse ut Corinto
and the collection of the duties bv the
British subjects. presumably officers OF
tue fleet detailed for that purpose. The
note Of the British Admiral contains "A
declaration that force Will be used to
! collect the money ii opposition il made.
Great excitement exists.
The Government, 1t ID reported, will
refuse to pay the Indemnity aud Will
abandon torinto as u port Of entry.
Inc belief Is general here if Great
Britain oDtalus possession Of Corinto
she Will continue TO occupy it as size hes
occupied territory IN Egypt and other
countries where she has obtained n
ioothold.
LONDON, April 24.-At the Foreign
Office IT Is officially stated that the
three British warships i'll tue har Dor Of
Cotlnto. Nicaragua, are there for the
purpose oil enforcing compliance with
the demands of Great Britain set forth
in the British uit.matnm.
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THE NORFOLK CONvOCAT|ON.
The Second Days Session in His
toric Williamsburg,
THE WOMAN'S AUXILlAY WORK
Address by Rev. Robert Coupland.
business Transacted at the Morn
ing Session. The Convocation
Sermon. Brotherhood Of
ST. Andrew.
BY Southern Associated Press.

RICHMOND. Va, April 2l.-A Will
ilnmsburg special to the Dispatch Gays:
Ihe second days session OF the Norfolk
convention began this morning with q
meeting IN tho interest of the Woman's
Auxiliary. A very able address was
made by Rev. Robert Coupland, of st.
Lnke's Church, Norfolk, after which
holy Communion was ndministe tered
AT 9:3O business meeting was held,
at which 1t wos decided to hold the fall
convoention Mt Courtlnnd, Southamp-
ton county. Committees were named
to examine into nll uninsured church
property within the limits of this con-
vocation and to recommend to the
Sunday School Institute that they meet
only once year instead of twice.
at ii a. M. the convocatIou sermon
was preached by Rev. f. G.. Scott, OF
Smilhiield, to large congregation, and
at p. IN. u meeting in the intereet of
the Kings Daughters Was held and ad :
dressed by Rev. VIM. ID. Smith, OF ST,
Peters, Brambleton.
AT o'clock after the evening session
meeting IN tho interest OF the Broth
erhood of ST. Andrew was held, able
and interesting addresses being made
dy Reys. G. Il. Bryan, OF st,
Johns, Hampton; A. S, LIoyd'
of st. Luke's, Norfolk, and John
n. Mccormick, Of st. Paul's, Suffolk.
Many lay delegates from the differsnt
chapters of the Brotherhood in this
district arrived on the evening trains.
New spring Dress Goods.
Lovely styles, popular prices.
Wrights, 1876 Main street.
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Roanoke has ut this writing n trio of
very clever pitchers and in Padden
they have second baseman who is
every bit as good, if not better ,thuu
our own Mr.. Whaley. The outtield is
very strongi and catcher Clark comes
pretty close to being as good as Ports
mouths pet back stop. Mark you, this
Is Intended for compliment. In my
humble opinion Portsmouth has IN Vet.
ter the best catcher in the league.
koanoke won the game by timely
bnttinR. Their pitcher was trite
Wild, but his delivery was o puzzle to
the home team.
Life is too short for details, but if
you are really fond of figures. study
the appended score and ascertain how
it all happened.
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Failure.

He had brown beard with bare
spots in it, as though his whiskcrs had
driftcd. Ho was a thin young man with
triple expansion mouth, and he showed
n foeble old woman into seat in tho
corner of a railroad station waiting
room up in the state, and when the
ticket window opened for business the
thin young mnn was the first customer.
II see you've got up n notice that
children under years old rides for half
fare, y he said to the ticket agent.
That's right. "
Il supposo nobody else but real chill
dren kin git EN-, kin they"
"Hcy?"
Fact is, said the thin young man,
poking his head in the ticket window
and lowering his voice to sepulchral
whisper, I'm takin my grandmother
down 10 Port Jorvis."
"Call tho old woman child, do
yoU: inquired the ticket agent ironic-
ally.
Well mehba not exactly that, " said
the other, with a nervous glance At his
venerable relative, but she's been in
her second childhood goin on three
years, and l reckoned fer sure
There WAS "a rosounding whack Oh the
thin young mans most exposed surface,
arG s!nlll voice screamed:
ITS liel Kin bile pcrtaters and
do houacwork fer uino people, aud there
ism no second childhood around hero
unless it's you. you pore, sknnury,
awkward cuss! You don't Git any half
faro fer mel" And he didn't New
York Advertiser.
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iiic Cruiser H:iInrapuIi..
EY Southern AssOolatei Pra.s

WAsHNGToN. April "a. - Admiral
Meade has informed the Navy Depatt-
ment that tie final 4S-hour trinl OF tho
Minneapolis was successful. but the de.
psrtment VIII not finally accept the
vessel until the official record is re-
ccived by mnil.
The MinueGrolis left the squadron Mt
Colon and arrived al Kingston yester.
dny where she Will take 800 tons oi coal
awaiting her there ana then sail di.
rectly for Norfolk where she Will
speud month being equipped as the
ilugshlp OF tie North Atlantic station
when The New AOtk leaves, about June
LIST, Tor the kiei canal celebration. The
other vessels Of Admiral Mende's
squadron are expected 1T Key West
about the end OF this week.
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PORTSMOUTH LOSES AGAIN.
a Day of Fresh Pitchers in the
Petersburg Contest.
,eciai Dispatch to Tho virgin,an.

PErERsBURG, Va. April 2l.-The
Petersburg aud Portsmouth played
their last game OF the series this after
noon. The home team outhsited aud
uutpiRytd the visitors, 1T was Il sing
Girg match. Both teams had Oh three
pitchers. Leach went in for the visi
tors and was touched up for home
run and two singles in the first iuuiug.
IL the second he was also hit hard aud
was relieved by Callahan.
lhe home team knocked Callahan
ont III the fifth inning, aud Brandt
finished the game. He, also, wns hi,
hard. Harris pitched for the home
team and did well until the fourth IN.
ming, when he hit two men ana sent
| two to Eases on balls, and with three
hits the visitors tied the score, aud
ostcr relieved Harris and did very
we'll untIl the seventh innlug. He sent
iwo men to first and was HIT for two
| singles, the visitors making three ruus
In the ninth inning Foreman went
IN and struck ont the first two men up.
The next batter Int an easy one 10 him.
hnt Foreman fell down in trying TO
throw him out at iiist. Joanes hit safe.
but was thrown out trying to make see
| oud. The fielding of both teams WAS
very good. The feature OF the game
WAS tue hitting OF sullivan, of the home
team. He made two home runs and Ii
two hagEer.
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southern i'a.Arngcr NssociatiOu.
Dy Southern Associated Press.

ArLA%TA, Ga, April II. The first
meeting OF the rate committee OF the
new passenger association covering the
territory between the Potomac aud the
Mississippi rivers south OF the Ohio
riyer, was held 10 day.
ii is ciGimed by the members Of the
association that the wars and rumors OF
wars IN the passenger arena Of tho
roads oi the South Will soon all be
snoothed down. aud that harmony Will
he restored
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RICHMOND WINS
And There is Almost a Row in lynch.
burg.
By Southern Associated Press

LYNcupuEG, Va, April 2l.-The
eane Of ball here to-day between Rich
mond and Lyushburg nearly terminal
ed III big row. Ia the first inning
Richmond pounded Orth out OF the
box, scoring seven runs. Tho case
looked hopeless Tor Lynchburg, but
hagey was put In 10 pitch aud the
home team began one Of tho most
terrific uphill fights for supremacy ever
witnessed on the diamond. in the sec
ond Innlug they Knocked out two runs
and two III the sixth, ono III the eighth
aud four III the ninth.
Meanwhile the umpire had given
them all tho worst of 1t and beaten
them out several iice chances to score
henvlly. kagey had held Richm ond
down to the seven runs first made
when in tho eighth inning they scored
another. Thus the game stood to s
III Lynchburg's favor when the last
half of the ninth inning commenced
The first man up went ont, and Kahn
WAS Clearly ont on strikes, but the um
pre- gave him another chance, creating
intense dissatisfaction. kain then got
on lirst aud attempted to steal second.
The spectators thought lie was thrown
ont. but Umpire Sneedcn called him
safe. ThIs iuconsed Thompson. Lynch
hurgs center fielder, who assaulted
the umpire.
l. u
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By Southern Ae5ocia.el Pros =.

New York, April 2I.-The Spanish
steamer Panama arrived at quarantine
this afternoon. Among the passengers
on board was Dnpny De Lome, Spnn.
ish Munster to the United States. The
minister said:
"Ihe excitement in Cnba is Quietine
down and | am confident that the
trouble will soon be settled. The
Captain General. MartIueZ Campos,
will be III Havana before many
days. He Is now visiting the affected
districts with view OF supprossing any
disorders that may arise. The alleged
insurrection Is confined principally to
negroes, tue whites not taking active
part with them"
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nomcY in rii..ouri.
By Southern AsaociateI pross

SEDALIA. Mo, April 2A.-A poll by
the Sedalia Evening Democrat to day
OF sixty Representatives and seventeen
senators on the question, care you iu
iavor OF the free coinage of silver by
the United States ut tho present
rntioF showed the following result
Seuators-Yeas, I Democrats, 8 Re.
publicnus; no, Republicans. House
ems, ~ Democrats, II Republicans
aud Populists; no, II Hepublcnns
and Democrats. One Republican
aud one Democrat answered that the
problem was to much for them.
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Snp"n's renty Opposed.
BY Southern Associated Press.

LONDON. April PA dispatch to
the Pail Mall Gazette from Berlin says
advices have been received at tho Ger
man capital from Toxic tLat tho Rus
sian, French and German ministers to.
day made representations to the
Japanese Government III opposition to
the clause IN tho China japanese treaty
providing for the cession to Japan OF
the territory upon the mainland of
Chinn. Tho representatives were re.
ceived by Minister OF Foreign Affairs
Mutzu.
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>pnim Wiiis:ivc um.
BY Southern As.oclateI Press

WAsnISGroS, April PA statement
is published to-day to the effect that
Secretary Gresham Inns received dis
patch from United States Minister
Inylo at Madrid assuring him that
Spain would accede to tho demands of
the United States in the A linncn niiair
and that tho cnptian Of tho Condo do
Nenaolt5 would be punished for his
onense III firing ut an American vessel
outside tho zone,
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Auu-trre silver pnper.
Ev southerp Assoclatei Press.

SPRINGFIELD. Ills, april 2l.-Judge
a. a. Goodrich. and Corporation Coun-
sci John NJ. Palmer, of Chicago, lead
ers IN The anti tree coinage section OF
the Democratic party are here sup.
porting TO tue fullest extent the project
for the publication OF the new Demo.
cratic daily paper to be called the En-.
quirer.