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______ THE RICHMOND DISPATCH-SUN DA. Y. FEBRUARY 6, 1898. 15?
THENEWSI?WYTHE
0OU3 mi \nint, bit j*<
i \? K ?v SOOI M. I. M I
Three SJatVeatB of 1er Slnec .Tnntinry
yrateet *b?I"?i ib?* Xfw Osnuata**
maer IVmminl Item* of In
(,-if?i.
to th?
-
\ . which will t.,kt
k ?Ml tie
I
'
M. P. 1 , nupir
r fntwro home, st
? by tie i.
' nti r
luite s
sei
* to 6, at
:. Miss R
'
' this
'
? Of the
M UBSle :.\
ity.
N < NTT.
to the oil
,
I
t cue third ol
'
. M
. v.- |,
' llmlti ' Wythe c
bo it la b
institution. But our
* gotntr to k;vix, and that vigor*
- ; he < '. lent day < I
the tl.
Sort was made
' ' it II Is though! thi
-
an entr?t.
a? H. Maury, of
Mr
large iron turnaos at Btabre?
was theit
LIGHTS.
>nn <-' sum ii has leased the
; . : to the Browi
i of ||<
?n, Flank . I>.
.1.1 I 'well.
d to
with th? -cent,
'. air, and I. it. Hal Hia?
to Hot I Ark.
1 Hpiller. of i
j his old home, in ;
| v \
: tield & Co mond, is In
v.. ather i : and cold.
was down
. : gi . and our
' | 1
ion.
has been In Norfolk on
,: ...i c Blair retornad from a
i
their old home, at Bedford i
from
to his son. In Knox'
re*
.st night.
- . relattvea
Mr?. IMm h*Ve
Point) W.
? i ! IMSHIPI It I \ AGROl NO.
i '. ??ei-nii Liners <.?-t Stwek on
\? *?. ? orL liar.
SB
Wilhelm It, Nertb
Lay on
till sticking In the
? tilled out.
y In
I to
; .
muy
nning at
Down ;
-
uvrlng for th
a sud?'., n
Although
. - r.
: th.n arith a ml]
i
,v ..IT ih
i id \i. OP I aPT vi> C tun <
- >. h m?-u<itr> BrvMasBM i" '* i'***
lui If liitrodiu-*-?!.
-
IB some -
f the c
pted it.
II was shown by tl
- ;
. \ \ ' ;. :
-
'
'
til Tuesd
TOKIEI OF DI* ASTER.
'- ?.t Malpara?** Oil tase roo?t
<>l 11ur.nu? husrllfc.
nruary 6
, flsb on Middle
K Been of the wreck of at leant
y foundered
B| 'he gale.
(-'?iitala Jullua Anderson, of the
?"y ,mt.,.r;,"Mk,n;- '
mile?
':,.,';; -
-kod i,, t?
,.f .,?./;; "" chests
y of th? v?d Kh" n "'" ,"
'o which they
n?,";\. ""!,,h.,"r u.
?'" -.m?* M,' "??!"'." ? <* Wreckage
doubtedly belina V* 'hlU " !
day mornu raft, i
That,- ?tx een mile?
i with ai
which Kl
. V " *ne may be a not
Neck
P, .' ' '"
B. probably
-f Junk.
cran ' ,hat ??h
Marcellus a
" ' lered at this pol
tl this wa? thee i
; ' the wreck of an unkno,
f tons, whll, ,li
in the ator
'" s at this point.
H n M ??it MBTDSAlmi RBSICHI \tio
Kentnek, Hoi.ee Majority Mill < 01
linne to Itet-u, ?t n.
CINCINNATI, ?... rsbraary ?,_a ?r
BBOretal Tribune fro
Ky., Baya: The majority
*'i Its Intention to-di
itlnoe it? appeal to Senator Ltn
??en.
rerponp? to the |eKisi
gaatioa, deU
I
with Intereat by men
I both botl
Mr. Meyers (Republican), of i
in tho early morolo? prellmlnai
i that body h
week to
article attacking Senat?
Lindsay, and In ri? .*. ? thta he bo
tespom
to the resolution requesting his restgni
ould be mad.- the j?>u
' "No" from tl
ruled the motion out of or
iti:i n r um K i.o mu k Ens.
I Sited Stnte? ('overnrient BTBWSd
tion Start?.
PORTLAND, ORE . r?.-Tl
expedition which the United States Oo*
eminent is sending int?) the Inl
Alaska with aupplles for the :
minera who are reported to be la wsa
sailed for Dyes ght, on tho stean
Bhlp
rs, flft;
one of whom si and enlist?
. who will BCl
.. train which, it is expecte?
will carry the supplies over the i IB
About 200 tons of pn wsrs foi
by the government fr??m her
and an adlltlonal Bupply Will go froi
Laya,
?TOP" AXSOB BBARD FROM.
Say? lie I? *??> l'miper? Will Aeeep
A.? (.III.
CHICAGO, l"?!,.ary ?.-"I refuse t
.; In the shape? of a git
nothing. I am nc
Old and am no pauper. 1 OBU OBTU m
own living. Besides that, I am by t,
means out of ba. -ball." Si? h is th
Hon made by former Captain-Mai
? . Anson te Part of I
ths form Of a Istt? r to A I I
t;;,. . Athletic. Association to i
tabllah an Anson t>
MO\. SOSEPM r. SMITH DEAD.
Director of Bureau of Ainrrlean He
puiiii? ? l-Bvseoe Away.
MIAMI, II.A., i bl . -y 5.--Hon. .Tov.'p
_ Ba?il t Bureau of Amei
. ibUoa, died here at i:n> tm
a prolonged illness,
by overwork.
Be Caaw to Miami early In the sensor
in order to reCUOSl
ire of Pay Blscayne.
The body will bs taken to Urbana, u
to-morrow for Intern
rim: i\ mow rOMC
Te? I mnllie? Lou? Their All?Tu I
( Ulldreii Burned to Death,
NhivY VultK, K. luuary C?The tour
ment at 110 east lloustoi
Ptreet was destroyed by ii'c to nftgbi
families lost everything th-y own
ed. and tWOCbil deatU
The wort Tens ' *d Mlchae
(a year jn I of Flilipp
. a booth!..
SI I'l'l.IKS l'Oit THUS (IIUNv
QaaSa St-nt to It? liev?* Wnnt Will U?
Adiuilte?! Duly Pre?*.
WABHINGTGN, February :?.--A tele.
grar i at the
.rtment from Consul-Gsneral L
?na, stating that the BJOVStl
Consents to the admission of sup
Its and suffering Cu>
into any Cuban P"i't, free of duty.
NO PR 1RS Allot T < UBA.
Iloinfori'imi-iil*) I)?*o??l,*tl On ilefon
lllamo l)?'i>i?r(iire.
mai ?RID, Psbru ' " " Gulion
Mlnlstsr of Foaalga AJKalra
lg DO reason to fear any BBS
tion ol " situation. Th
of 15,800 nun to Cuba, the Minis'
sort..
-as
lM'In't II??*.? I.luney.
(Washlagton Post)
| mell la the House k. ' ;?
inch with th?ir colleagui a tta in
I about the H
. bo more than one
Ion has ?howii that he knows pretty
different R
membera stand on matt - ot
ulna
Mr R : : I aversl
taken that Mr.
Linney. of North Carolina, would kl h
ovi r ths party traces ami refu
oiutlon. On ths ?iff.
.. the Speaker wondered
i m the \ ,l"
. the two had a brief
Uon it did not, b<
tlli. N linisn'B determination to
vote fee the i-sWatlon,
.,i,h. Baamle-lde i? Weed Virginia.
,-n *. W. V? f *">
[> TU< ker, a coal miner, at
. home at noon
found his wife with Wil
He Bred Cour shots,
klllini- both his Wife and McAllister |B
itantlj ' uv" l,li"
Xui k? r waa the mother
n children, who llvi
nom? :: A,Us'
s 21.
It? voliitiun ot ?on Joas.
WA8HINOTON, 1>. C rM?ruary 5
t the State hepart
, Ban Jose, Costa Hita, an?
ea that a revolution wa? inaugu
' ' _
To (nrr m Col,l tn One Doy.
ake I*axatn?- memo Quinine Tableta.
UI druggists refund the money If it falls
lo cure. ??-. Tho -.enulno has I* li. Q
?n escb tablet.
JuliusSycle&Son
201 and 203.
O
..BUSYTinES../THeT
i
THE TOWER.
Corner Second and Broad.
Spots of interest are as thick as snowflakes. There isn't a dull corner in the store. Movements mer?
chandise planned in months in advance arc leading to record-breaking sales. From far and near the new
things for now and spring are coming. Have yon missed the daily visit? You are behind the times in
store doings if von h#_VA
Dress Goods.
' Something new about tbeas. Our an
'
trade, and
rn dealers' tongues agoing. Th?v want to
*- know huw the Tower can saU them at
DO, f''ifh prices.
laJte, win buy n Double-Pold ;
Goods, in .'ii aew spring shades We
.;ain.
Di 0 .m nil -
Spring Go? ds, i irly spring
n- pri?. . ii m-9c,
I'irk and Light Dr?>?.?< QoodB, nil
wool, Zh ine ins wlile, a special bargain,
f'- '?a
m :'"r. Wool Cheviot, M Inch?? wide, to ho
,. sold for .ii"
01 It-inch Granite, fully worth lia a yard,
ly In all n< for 80
. li-in h he found
B hcr<\ worth 11.8, tor SO .
Vlgnureas Suiting, thai has caused such
a- a craze In the North; they arc tl Inch?'?
v. ?ride, worth ii- but we were lucky
ti ai ?*
CameTa-Halr Serge, M Inches
"- never :"M ItSS t ll;l Tl $1, WOrth |Ui? tO
nni -t i i in all new spring
p, shades.
All Colors Mprlng fiergps, nil wool, BS&
Black Goods.
v. i..: . t:- renatation ol hiving the
beat and larg^t atock at the ipaat money.
Wo will k* ?.i> our reputation at auch
prit es as wo will ofT>r to-morrow.
a bargain Figured Mohair, Good Mach
and peri". : IS 1-U ir.l.
Ulack r.r.le Mohair, He. grade, to
morrow, BSc.
I k Wool :- B8 . '- ird.
Black Ft i inches wid*.
never known to sell I .in 50c. a ,
yard; to-morrow, ?17 i _e.
Black Imported Berges, u Inches wbi?\
fully worth Me. a yard; Monday'?
price, SB .
Black Crepon thit Bold for fi, now SS
iv ? i m. is- Unir Berge: thin quality
known to sell l. ss than $l.ii; to
morrow, BT I I
s wide, at a
31? Ulan that sold for SOc;
.'OW. ttOc.
i p.-rc". M Inches wld?
Old for |LM; to-morrow. BBc.
loods
M>ld for 'i"i and Soc.; all BSW Spring 1
.re H Inch? I wide; '
early bi ? f??e. :
Silks.
Expensive Silk expensive-*
not that they were tuo dear before, hut
! ?solute selling Is the policy of the Towet
and cheaper goods ar? -till ch? |
iOc. Kiirur?'d Silks, for wnlsta and trim?
ming, '.'ii
Crepe Ptlks, In Black and Color?;
to-morrow, i
I Ji r..;nt il.i Esprit or Gauze
Silk, R.'
75 and 89e. Figured Silks for waists; to?
morrow .' ?? . vard.
Light Shade? of Taffeta Silks, dta. B
yard.
(Be. Lining Silks. In New Spring Sha.I. ?,
hi a wide, .'t!?< a yar.l.
Ujrht-Ground Plaids, fully worth He.
a yard, for :?h.
75c. Black '
9.9 Black Peea de Bole to-morrow
(only), tl.
$t HIdck Satin Duchess, ?We.
n Black Brocade Mika, ?S
Embroideries.
remem?
ber, This week's sale will be still
Pbe front .entre -i -.vith
imbrlo Edges and Inserting, be
[ Domestic Cotton Goods.
No wouder t; ' ?i'Titer is
busy! Think of buying I*>mestlc Good*
of half pi
ron Ginghams at B I I
Cc. Unbleach? .1 Cotton, :? i -
I l-te. Bleached Cotton. 1 yard wide.
3 7-s
Kte. Hmw Shirting. O l-4o. a yard.
12 1-2.-. T? . itmpi. ? I ?
llco? -, ;t i-rJc.
sard wiiie .".
Me. IJghr l yard wide. tJght
and I?ark ?no remnants). O ! __ I
Unbleached Jeans that sold for 8 l-3c.;
now O I-4c.
II 1-1 and 18c. New Spring- Ginghams at
n>c. a yard.
Baby-Carriages.
The Thayer Is the a rid,
We guarantee them, our li Carriage hss
arheete, upholatered in cretonne, and
1 ell the lateet lmprovem<rata. u> have ]
- them as high -1 '
Floor Oil Cloth-Monday Bargains
t Oil-Cloth, i yard wide, SSo.
n ...r i ill-cio h, l yard wl le, BBc.
Floor Oil-Cloth, i'.. yards wide, BBc,
i Floor Oil-Cloth. 'J yards wide, 4Bc
Carpets.
We need tho room; they will be sold at
great aarrlflee.
White Spreads.
59e. Spreads, already k*MBBBedi JIBW
$1.26 Spreads, already hemmed, mmz.
11.89 Spread)*, already hemmed, |1.
Organdies.
Another lot of those 9c. Organdies to
e sold st Ik l-i?e. ; In all colors.
Mattings.
GREAT IUK? IAIN'S TO-MORROW.
Cloaks.
Yesterday we toll you about Cloeka.
: them were sold. It's no use to
ut Hum In print to-day; but w* will Bell
tern to-raorroa at the tamo prices sa
dvertiaed bef?te.
Quilts and Blankets.
ullta *tt?..
tl Quilt?. SB
$1.25 Quilts. O.'
tz ?juTits, ii.it.%.
au ?.o'ors i^je. fcrgf. ? incnes wine, i .-ee our Kr?'.-u nar*;.iins m ? '. ano * i ?mes a winnow run, i 10 jo menea wiu'-, i -i-, r iuur ?_?u-< .mu, . jrjirua wm~i, ?-.. . -, maimri^, ?n ?wi, vuuuu m dm? ?.-.y-,
<'i .17 l -? I Dr? ' to be SOld l to ?i."' a yai? ' 29c. Stair Oil-Cloth lor ll*v. I full size. $3.3?.
I JULIUS SYCLE & SON. THE TOWER. JULIUS SYCLE & SON.
THE ACCOM AC BAB
ACTIOB 01 Tin: DMATM 0* rpsin i
II. <?l ITIIV.
Iteeolleetlon? or Oaase of tin* 1)1?
<lii?iil?li<-?i I'riu-lltltmer? of tin
(ounl>-\ llr? at I,oeii?ttille? Tin
Oysteraaeav,
ACCOMAC, COURTHOUSE, VA.,
Pebruary
"i'11 of th County Court of Aoesaaae,
held b- i g meeting of thi
C ths bar and 00 i ra of tin
court was hel.l to take action touebini
Itfa of D,
who for more than thirty years bad
besa one of the a Inent lawyers
Ktsolutlons rs
perted by Mr. Stewart K. PoweU were
unanimously . ttOUInS UM
IS an honorable
and s :
lion, and regretting big
untimely death.
< 'n motion, Judge BaV-kstoae i
be sprea |
cords of the County Court, aid appoint*
Im < Sdham, Bbq., to pn t
the i Clreait Com
its i; oadlng the
luttons, Mr. s.?: paid a
bag tributs to Mr. Qulaby, aaylhi
ha bad knowa him ; that
be ragsrdi d him a i ons of the i
in? n and aiil'--1 law > el s lie
known. Mr. Ra Wl I ll B.S I lively
b young man, : senior member
ol tiit* Accomae Bar la
Whea la the
lent in.-*
-hot- of Virginia, I a Ight
Of these Abel T. Johnson, William P. M.
m. Judge John \v. Gillst, and Up
abur B. Quinby ai John
Neely, with whom Mr. Quinby was long
d in the practice ?if law, has for
- besa Living In Norfolk, where he
enjoya a large and lucrative
: .-?t? r, n??w recovirlns from
a Ions and dangerous Illness, is on ths
.t Court, and lien.
John w. i? . rker in bla ??id si
living in honored and graceful retlre
I hie beautiful ooun
try ssai on Oaaaooek creek; leaving Mr.
the only member of the bar of
UM i The A
i. r i-, therefore, i
atirely of young men, only one of th? m
ol?l.
day night the roof of R.
L Mlllln? Bl Locustvllls, on the
Ids, was found to be on lir<*. An
.
:ti full force and succeeded In
. Ktingui blag I
a high wind
blowing at tho time, aiid a fSW
minut?e tatet the Sie would have b. n
would have, ?'
borhood. The Sre la supposed to :
from lefecttve Sue in the
:.:? > just where it pass?e tnrougn
the n
.s.? one who lived here an?i
visited tl?
. the tldsl
to th? . cor?
lOB and i |
low. d to control an mount of
grounds of the State
Tbi weether continu? very cold, and
the young p? ople aro ? n;"'. Ing a ab
carnival on the
'
\?>(l?-e? of A?*\v Hook?.
I '. BARS < ll I IRATORT. Daniel
VVols? y Voorh?
ami Speeches, Compilad and Bdlted i>y
bter,
la Voorhese a Brief
' His Life [S Thomas
B Long, cf Indiana, la Two Potass?e,
: n/ltb Portraits, Blstorloal
Indiana] olla and Kansas
? The Bowsn Merrill Company,
, RI Prtoe, from p> to 8l2,
Aocording to ths Binding.
Mr, Voorhese was an or tor Re bad
glOW, the diction, the af
. and the action. Forty yeaiS of
gad m ii<\ for as th?
man i?oet Bald, Toe! I I ^''Ittir, non fll,"
SO Is it with the orator. Rs may b '
I ami lini'tovl. but cannot be
Bsanufactursd. What Is he bat a ?
t.", t .* Bl |
garb, and is BSt on rue with the flame of
a viviil imagination. If a man has this
m gift, it dlsplaya Itsslf In,
or before hi? early i I
was t.ik?'n u .-.ay in the P
his M *nd subtracting forty
from this would leava thirty, at which
be bad already acquired
MS reputation. Re was only *11 when h>*
Bret entered Hie lower Haass of
gres*?.
The work before u . hOW? v?*r, has |M>
ti- regard for ehronolosy. it opens with
lectures; then earns poUtloal and econo?
mic speeches, dsttversd in both houses
BgTOBB Next, we have some of Mr.
Voorhees'B great forensic eff?irts.
some miscellanies. After Jttdg?
Long*? short biography, the first
volume open? with hi? fine lec?
ture ?>n "The Il??!y Sepulchre"; or
"X Lawyer'? View of the Divinity
of Jesus Oi Na/areth,'' which has
an liitr-reating prefl? in a facsimile
of the letter of Invitation for him to de?
liver it In Washington City la 1ST7,
i by ths members or the
its ami the Pi
is no sxplanatloa as
preparation or delivery of the lo
OOrdlal trtbnte to Thomas Jr
la, however. In I
men of my own |
Voortu lost hin
B? oat. iimi bad I
in hope of fuii rat ovary of
had made lh i. rnniu-i at I
tt\ Of I? etui
finished for this purpose sketcb
I KOBSUth, Lincoln, and Grant, an
To-morn
j b 1er, I win begin with the ?ths
o i bave knoarn, esp
those of my own state, and try u
nithtn ti aaonahle limitai then I i
' th ! tare-tie!.1. If th?
will only gr?e me health, my ehll
i < ths ball thai b i
written nnd aaM to ni,- i :i that |
this nu I bat you nev? r n
whim u ia tho roture, ai
is my dearest wish " I
reatad bis ?- n and death slleno
tongue. Still, may that d? ir chlk
a . ' d be? tit i'.'tn this, Mb am
l!(l.|le
What an arraignment Mr. Vo1
body iti bis sneei h i
re h X
(,>i! Whl CD of JeweU that
eh In th<* P
in 1890, ..n "Tl
triff is Bating up th?
Bul ; i harm? r
Itvered la the Senate la
it is : hen
I up the : Mt, un
at, Jan
and still mor.- dellgbl : .1 to
tun and
ConkUng.
Mr. \ ooi
all did, to the brilliant speech of the
stor from k, in whl? h be fit
EX BMWratlS party ot
count of the i ritlon o
numl i r of
d In the i'
. and a tees irimher on the Re*
can 'i the Union
therefore, la his epul?n, the Democ
pai to blame, and
launched all his powerful |nve
against us " hfr, ConkUi
thus: There are but four sen
who lensht in tin- Union s
Th. y all all here now and the)
irmy of th. rebellion,
Bnatora sli bei who
high civil command in t
Mr. \ . i he could count
three Union senators, but tanin?,'
led: ":
tie v. m cloei d t here bave I
. in the <r
by it. publican I '
l'oiir un . ty "f m in. a
.ml hing in his own S
h id S lo eeleel Bator a
, v. bO lad adorned th.
Vi.rk t>y his valor, who had
ii by his berolam, who
towering fi,
lenator bad intercepted the
pea Those who had won
i. went to th.- rear, while the
! te . r. .1 i hleftaln went to
front, and y.-t h.* rails on us. Ama
apeotaolel * * I Insist that In
u ot the gw
of New York there are m
Hoi.i; i sena
ir the Republican party would only i
them a chanca."
During this tear! ss and trend)
?i. Mr. Voorhi. ; had i i :
d o? them
hfr. Conkltng s ai ' Me T
Platt, was not much "f g soldi
nor ?ras I bs former such s hlni
- from Indiana
Berti d; or If be was a kinii. th
his path a Warwick who disdained
tin ; ad d : htm an 1 Pli
bul I
to appoint any distinguished Un
wan lora i i heir saooeeei
Thi . | In t
. the gold and silver o,U"stlo
1 affair?; the protection
US abroad; election la
the ballot-box,
. ! . half of the new C
Library.
The second volume brings In '
ic dttpartment, of which the II
is the ? !".. ace of John B. Co
. for his Ufe nt Chati
town, \.:.. In November, Usa, tor
lnatlon la John Brown's raid ur
I . i '..ok WBS th?
Si P. Wtllard, <;
ernot . so was prsaant ut I
and bis Intimate ?rund, Mr. Vo,
i hnn for frh .idshlp's Ski
mplldty with Hrown v
bllshed, and Mr. <7oorheea*a del i
plea by way of "eonfossi
ivoldanoe," with a strong
th.tii appeal for mercy, and a
consideration of the effect which conv
tion or acquittal might have upon t
mind la regard to those crltu
and disturbing questions which were th
itlng It.
raid ami sd and tyj
Be It' ! moot dang? roua sen
! in nny part of t
ry. What a monstrous abeardl
ami enormity It was for any one wl
claimed to : illy to '
humane or Christian, to prefer Insu
rectlon, ranina, and massacre, whi<
necessarily Involved the slaughter in Bel
of thousands of the slaves,
the protective and eduestlonul treatmer
nnd th? needed subjection and ssaUtan.
which those slaves were not only r
cetving, but actually ?njoylng! M
Voorhees mercilessly excoriated Sewar
Phillips, Olddings. Sumntr, Hale, Beeche
und i'arker as the apostles and mach
tialiirs of the ?rime for which young, ml;
I Cook was being tried. He treat?
thla old Commonwealth with the greatei
deference, and apoke of her unexaropk
ly
. -rosity in having given to patriot; -a
i the Union his own State and four
i of her sisters, and he declared his ad*
' Ion to hai States' rights principles of
?d i.
: Ii is defence of Cook, who was con
SS Vteted and BXecnt?sd, brought Its author
hi? attention of nil tl of Vir?
io, und led to his being Invtl
at delivi r nn address at the cloning exer
i of our State University, which we
r- think he did. with his u . a. But
i i We do not find any mention of It in th'1
of work before us. His tributa to Jeffer
ld son may, however, be taken for an ap
"I propri?t? substitute. Another ?listin
i'- guia bar, Hon. William J. Bryan,
ly has recently appeared before our famous
lh University, and his them?? was TbOBBBS
Jefferson.
rd We do have a splendid address
id Vooi the two lit?
i I Diversity of aflaaourl,
t. .Muid :.'. UM, on "The Influenc?^ of the
BOM I'pon the Progresa of
1b Civilisation."
?rn the -''th Of April, 1892, he spoke of
Is "Magna (.'harta" before the annual
IP tiig of the A SOOlntlOB of
n South Carolina, at Charleston, and no
doubt recalled to their Bffocttoual
M membra! .\vn gran 1 orator, WO?
i i h un <\ Preston.
?m the l-th of May. of the same year,
i, when ths p- i mphls and
aetgbborir;
i ompletlon of the bri-.i?" aereas the
ither of Waters," he dlaenaai
than "The Louisiana Purchase ami th*
hland of ths l" public."
We illVe, BlSO, i
drteka, Garfleld, and others, and yet I J
ami bande?me vol irnos o i
| only a part of the lucubration, of his
Blind.
Mr. Yoorhass was a constant :
Blatant western Democrat, conservative,
yet Independ? nt, and on
. , -i be was fair*
,. minded and conscientious. He was bora
?y In Ohio on the 2?;th of Sept
but shortly after his parents removed
IB to Indiana, Where he grew Op upon hhl
n father's f.?nn. Re was graduated from
; Asbury University, Indiana, in U
I* admitted to the bar in UW. Be ?
rery srldely known as the "tall
Ic more of the Wabaah." This bo!
B BOtnetlm? : to him
it it was really compli?
mentary, not only as significant of his
tall and commanding pn bul
indicativo of the height and magt, 11
of the man morally, Intellectually, and
politically, in the estimation of his fel*
I low-citizens.
rt to appr?ci?t* the force of the an
; i'ini, one must bear In mind "how
i sycamores do grow In that territory, and
how fertile Is the valley of the W.
all, two things i,re rnirring in
this large, filial work. One Is an Index
and the other a view of the orator's
home. How could this last have I
omitted In BUCh a work preparad by his
own children and dedicated to the
r of th? ?r motbei.' And yet, here
n ' are a large number of pictures, BOBBS of
d which appear even e?traneoua. We hope
i two defects will !
la g suhseanesit edition, if not in a part
of thla.
The worst error we 1.
"tinkling symbol," which may have been
entirely typographical,
TODiyfl NKW A8TRONOMT. By David
r TodA M. a., rii. D.. Profeasor of
my and Dir. .'tor of th
tory, Amherst C Cloth, 12mo.,
: . : I'rire,
American Booh Company, N';w York,
Innatl, and Chicago.
This ii 'W aatvonomi i to saeet
the present roQulrenients of schools and
students for a practical and identifie
text-hook in this Important and most In*
lg Btudy. Of the author's ability
to write an Ideal work on the SUbpBCt,
which should be ntific,
ting, there can be no
Ion. In addition to his former work
in the United States A.-tr. .nonii.'al 0
ry at Washington, and BS director In
the Amh? i i Observatory, he is
well known to the public as leader Of two
under the aus
i Government?
in- and as leader of another asir.,
leuiiioai expedition to Japan, orgaaln
A m her'
Hy placing more Imp?rtanos on the
physical than on the mathematical I
of astronomy, the author has mads every
.< deeply inti r ?sting to the
nt and general reader. While math?
mat leal results are priven, the beauty and
Interest of the s'udy are not
by unnecessary mathematical
Questions of universal mteroat, auch as
"Where docs tue d.. . ' "Where
will tho sun b* v
"Where does the Southern Cross be?
come visible'"' "What ors?"
"What Is the diiT
al and the BOtar day?" etc., icccive
,1 atteotion in the treatment.
The Illustrations are an Important
ire of the book, atany of them >
Ingeniously devised that they explain at
I of mere description
not muk" dear. Th*y Include
I from the author's own laboratory,
aid from 'ions, diagrams
daily Invented for this book, ami repro*
du. lions from photographs by Barnard,
rtS, and othera famed In astronomical
photography. The fine colored plat
tlcular feature Of the hook, one of
-the frontispiece?being a reproduc?
tion of the color effects as seen by the
author during tho total eclipso of ISsJ In
Japan.
CARTOON!, Hy Homer C Davenport.
With an Introduction by Hon. John J,
Ingalls. Published by the DeWitt Pub?
lishing House.
The melancholy man wHo feela that Ufa
hue lost its charma for him would do
well to buy thlB book and devote several
hours to lta Inspection. Unless he were
on the verge of suicide he could not
check the smile Its pages would proi
The volume, which la large and hand?
somely hound, contains a sp?endiU collec
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I tJofl Of the cartoon? of the Artl?t I'ave
himself famo .
DtU? campaign. Kuh p
ture is a story in Itself, with a mor
und forcibly drawn. To the soul
STBSr and the gthrsr D? m?-rat. Mr. DOVC
port's Inimitable caricature? must ha
especia] merit, for the ?ting of his artisi
la directly almost entirely again
the Republicana and the geldbugs. Th
rl and statesman
Marcus AIoiizo Hani: to BffO
.1 Inspiratioa to the <artooni?t f
almost every page eontaina his ptctur
tip and rotund ilgure of t!
Ohloan loom? up In ev-ry possible wa
and though the eye ?-es ?orne.hing Ine
'i r??lises th:
the Senator has been used to point
and adorn a tale Of political mach
nations. Manna could not help b?
coming famous -<>r infamous?witti icivei
port as hi irlSt.
The book idlag matte
ICtloB by Hon. J??hn .
la, who srracefu'ly telle the objeci
sad usse of aarti the pictures ?
Spoil aru ?tori.-? In themselves.
VIRGINIA LAW BJMISTBR Pdf PSI
ruary, lxvs. Publlahed by the j. p. i:c
Company, Lynchburg aad tUcbaioad.
This exCSllSBt magaxlBS, In addition t
th?- weil grranged di cl 11
tori ?1 it coi
of the late Waller k. Staples, which wa
i by Ron Hsary B. Blair, Th
. :. good picture ?
imsotsd Jurist. The foUowteg ar
the contents of the nun.i
Unit? Declslot
rial not?
i Ds I tsd In full, a
I Evsng vg Savias
(arbitration and award); Bradley t?al
Cotanan)
? Instruments); Thorn sa, '?bon
(trust est?t.* for life); Norfolk and West
on (wrl
of prohibition) There are extensive notei
to ti; ms.
recent Vlrgl
as: Insurance Compaay of Nortl
America va, Gamble; Jones \- Bi
etc . C"in
pany vs. BrM : motiw? alth vs
rs. ' Ivsi i ' un
pany; Crescsm I ?nyon
!?ern Railway Company va Smith.
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OLOGT. Second Beriee. The Jouras
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. 11.
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UStg of Editor-lB-Chlef John Henry
Wright; l-Mitors J imes it
Wheeler, Alisa Marquand, Harold N.
Powler; Hooorary-1 an William
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can School <?f CTaSBkal Btudl s at Home"
(first annual ri Sith an ap
:;\i. This report aill be found re?
with Information tor those late
, ,1 (a u does, a
most con I valuable sum?
mary of the work of the ?chool.
Pointed Tarn graph a.
(Chi
Shame seldom comes to B man unless
be Invites it. .
The airs of some people are of the
tern.
an ill Wind that -scapes and leaves
a Babby tire.
Irregular honesty is harder to manage
th in regular dishonesty.
An old maid ?s be?
cause they are almost as treacherous a?
It is often a h.inl matter to convine? a
Bloa.
A Witter says "that brains will tell.
times they do, and sometime? it is
that keeps a man fr?>m telling.
ie men tell their wives everything
that happens, an.i there are others wao
tell them a great many things that don't
happ?
The woman who i- continually lecturing
her husband either i rs 1 n
has forgotten that a word to the
wise la suffi
Perfectly Impartial.
(llarl.ni 1
She. BO you I d to one of th I
twins? Roa do you distin?
guish one from the other'.'
I don't try to.
To A. M.-V
(Written fOf the Dispatch.)
The Unlit-bout? BtaaAg 'mid the ocean
And aids the traveller fir and near
ending with its ? mild
A message gwset, that none need fear.
So. In the depth of my ?ad heart
Your friendship ?limes an?l lighte my
Ufe,
Ennobling it in every part,
Though full it be of wrong and atrlfe.
And 1 would a?k when far away,
Amid in*'-- aorrow. want, and care.
To ba remembered night md ?'ay
By you, &'j good, so swi et, ?o fair.
St? G. P.
ArSouuet.
(By William Watson.)
I uhout overt breach, we fall apart, I
tly ?und?: ou BOr I
- of one intelligible whv.
And both, from . winning equal
?mart.
So, with resigned and a?quie?cent heart,
WiT'im'cr jour turn? on some chance
Up may lie,
I seem to ^?-* an alien ?hade pass by,
A spirit Therein I hnve no lot or ?art.
Thus may a captive, In some fortress
grim,
From casual speech betwixt his wardora.
learn
That June, on her triumphal progress
goe? \
Through arched and bannered wood?
land?; whllo for him
8he 1? B legend emptied of concern.
And idle is the rumor of the ro-e.
--* *>.
Old papera for sale at the Disputen
office
rOl'l I.ISTa Hl.ll ItMN?. HOME.
Leading Alnbamlnna Will Meek to
He I lit, , III IIIO. I ?, s .
CHATTANOOQA, TKNX.. February 3
A special to the Times from Birmingham,
Ala., says: A conference of a acore or
more leading Popullats ot thla ?rounty
held here to-day", Issued a call for a
general conference of all the Populista of
the county February 19th. to consider a
system of returning to the Democratio
pnrty, and participating in Democratic
primarle?.
The leaders of the movement any the
Dem?crata adopted Populiatle principles
Bt the Chicago convention, and that the.
dug lor the Populista to do la to
return to Democracy, act as a faction of
the party, atul by united action wield a
strong Influence on the party primarica
and conventions.
It la said similar efforta will be made
in various counties.
Jerry Fountain, a former Populist coun?
ty chairman, la the leader of the move?
ment, which Is now opposed by the State
Populist organisation.
ANOTHER EASTEH* WAOE-CIT.
Keen ? onti>elltlon (he Caa.e-Tlirra
Will II* No Strike.
TAUNTON, MASS, Februsry l.-The
employ?es Of the Whlttenton Mills 'uv?
notified of a 7 per cent reduction In
-, to take effect Monduy. More
mlB are employed, and the ooi
'is th manufacturer of cotton
cloth .n the city.
Keen competition and the condition of
the market arc ?Kin as the causea fer
the r?duction?
There will be no strike. The cut will
be BOC4 p'.
Congressman William Loverlng la presi?
dent ot this corpoiatlon.
Bid RR Hal saw
CiODDIN-VAl'UHAN Married, InH.ill
fax, N. <\, January SI, 1K8S. by the Rev.
i: H. H.rring. Miss AHNUTTK <:OD
DIN to Mr. A. SEDNKY VAUORAN,
both of this ein.
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\'FORTH, .ruary f.
In Roanoke. Va., at the h "ine of
brother < . v. Danforth, WILLIAM SI
DANFORTH; aged "0 years.
JOHNSON.?Died, suddenly, at her I
No. < weal Baker street, afra,
MARY A. JOHNSON, the beloved w,ifo
of Jai .). and mother of W0
Johnson, Pridsy, February
- at 1:1' P. M.
Funeral from the Second
church, of which she was a men
SUNDAY, Fein iary ath, ?t :i P. M. ..
tlves and friends respectfully invited to
attend without furthi-r notice.
I.OFLAND.-Die 1, at he r.-Idenre nt
h'-r son-in-law, Janus H. O'Conndl, In
Howard's drove, e.t 7:"*0 o'clock on Friday
night, February 1. II ILMEDIA
.am>, v.eiow of Dr. Heatetl i.-f*
F'ie has goho to rest.
Rar work Is done;
A friend to all,
A ice to?
iler funeral will take place 'rom the
:d's Prove llaptlst church THIS
(Sunday) APTKRNOON at I?M o'clock.
The friends ot the family are requested
to at!.
Philadelphia (Pa ) and! Cincinnati |
papera please copy
NKIN.-Dled. at her residence, No.
815 west Cary street, Mrs. JJIUI",
KANKIN.
II r funeral will taha pl.ice from the
rt Church MONDAY htOMI
i -N? ;. February 7th. at 10 o'clock.
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MINIATURE \! il AN AC l'i:H. 8. baa.
Him rises . lll'Hl 1 II
Hun sets .S9 Morning.
M'hii, rises .. n*.6^*1
MINIATURI ALMANAC. FKII. 7. U
Sun rlsea .7:< HIOH TIDE.
Bun sets . . b "tt
Mc-on rls<_ .7 IM, Evening.I_?
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