Evening Star Newspaper, September 23, 1882, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, SATWRDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1882—-DOUBLE SHEET. ONE WAY OF INTOXICATION. AN AMERICAN VENICE. LETTER FROM NEW YORK. “what isthe finale?” = * LETTER FROM CINCINNATI. s Mr. Rrewster Camcron’s , = ich th Paar — Oe eee sein, and mare — 5 No information has been received at the Departs E to che ; rouble arose Tr, Br syrl ome is heer A — without Wheels—Amphibian The Trotting Contest— lle Theo Opera from the fact that they didn’t understand one | “The Paris ef America”—A pears: e Ment of Justice of the arrival of Mr. Brewster ployed. ustums and “ Ma’sh Tackies.' Boufle—Dr. Hammond—“Mrs. Winthrop,” a | jnother.” Place—The Exposition—Colonel Piatt’s New Cameron. He ts reported to be domictied at the From the N. ¥. Su New Play—The Esthetic Craze—Romany | « comedy ts introduced 7" Home—Speaker Kelfer’s Course, Etc. Hamtiton House, but tt ts stated there that B® “There are 100 hypodermic syriiges sold now | Morehead City (N.C.) Letter in Atlanta Constitution. | Hye, Ete. Deo aes tae Danna oe noen Cwo Toung are such person 1s there or has been Shem foreach one that found a purchaser a few} 1 suppose Morehead City 1s the only city in Ei iaene an ee Lean gf ll tes om A Bg Widow hich | Special Correspondence of a Omactas at the Departnent ot rustice cay taat Mm | S ents | this country without a wheel in it. I do not |” Naw Sous acter of the lawyer is a comedy part.” Crxcixxatt, September 21st, nero wou! much More likely to ‘ years ay pees bell erent = = New York, Sept. 22, 1862 | “\vnore do the scenes take plasey? For the first time in my life Tam seeing some- * | to Newport to see the Atorney Geneon a &e leaning over k there Is a wagon or a buggy horse in the! hero was never before so much exltement over “In the famiiy room and another apartment of a | thing of Cincinnati, through which I have passed os coming to this city : pl town, and very few in the county. Everything 4 couple of teamsof trotters as that which exists | private house in 5th avenue. This family room 1s at re abeaeeneceot n se an SB mn many times in traveling. To one who lives in a Akins een Meme ae ot only of eat | ‘5 done in boa There is not a house in the | to-day about rses of Mr. William H. Vander- | to b§ furnished in the most elaborate style, under Heavy Rains in New Jersey. ESTED FO! -—ADONt 2:30 oad ps pa eunty that a boat cannot get within a mile of. | put “and Mr. vane Work. It isthe one themo | ‘2 direction of Louis C. Pifany. The furniture | 2°8-Manutacturing city like Washington, whose this afternoon Detect by PROPERTY DAMAGED AND TRAVEL STOPPED. > ings drapertes wi tmosphere is never befouled. ds of smoke, cers Shilling and Ds Fanny M wv anni Not a doctor or a lawyer In the county owns a among all men who care for horses, and the ites ere 3 a of the most 5 as ~ Santee cs e . mes PrArxrist, N. J., Sept. 23.—The storm which | & notorious colored thict, for robbing a P hey practice in boats. .t ns And whose streets are kept 80 wonderfully clean, feaiq such damage here ‘yesterday afternoan was De it last. night be went vie intoxi- | nerals ie boats, ann hen, popes Sumber Berens 65 -SF one ped ms Bids pl rl rea Popular as the other | the dirt of a western metropolis Ike thts ts the followed by a heavy rath all might and this morn- Bacall a LF as =S7 peak more | inan they earry him to jail in a boat the big race courses around New Yo It is not our Intention to keep tt on longerthan | "st fact forced upon the consciousness, and a | ing another down pour began’ which has lasted | init, ‘where he, Was relicead “oP ae ‘ Kind of young} ‘The main export of the town besides truck is | WWngly admit. It “horse racing 1s the sport January or February.” most repulsive fact itis, As we drew near on the | ‘ith brief intervals until one o'clock. All the | Suspicion was directed towards the girl who Is k with horror upon a glass ) ash, but the ish caught here embraces every- | t Kings,” we can account for its marvellous |“ “twhat then?” railroad we could see the clouds of smoke hanging : rom ployed as acook in the houss. Upon ber Reus Sonu are very Erequentiy | 2% fom @ whale toa shrimp. Last year | Popularity of late years on the strength of| «Another play will be put on, Weave three | ikea pallover the die, ad ween ea fat reported from Bound Brook,that the water there ‘The gin clams that a white woman, pase om y frequently r three whales were taken off this coast, | the well known trath that “every American oti. [mew ones” nea your ola poll k seemed as if we looked at the sun through smoked | has risen so high as to stop the running of trains » 1s held for a hearing. / iarly Insidious and deadly | and a whale is worth from $1,200 to €2,000, It | zen 1s a King.” Certain it 1s that Ameri- ing.a play Tanning forever?” “4 Policy of keep-| 15.” ‘Some of the city papers, notably the | On the Lehigh Valley railroad. At one o'clock it And it seems prac- ‘4 that they get between the shore and the | cans, and espectally New Yorkers, are as | M129 Commercial, earnestly advocate the general adop- | icte 1s no prospect of a cessation of the, storia. q vaken to a consciousness | nit strean passionate lovers of the turf as any rac@of men on OSCAR WILDE'S CRAZE. Uon tn all buildings, where there 1s much ma- | itcntning, which has accompanied the storm | ¢FM@ay, Julia Mac 2 ‘of tein _minous consequences one Whi < Cried (oraeee ee aS races. at) Nobody can now dispute the growth of esthett- | cninery, of the smoke consumers, and Thear the | throughout. It has now rained bere for over 43 | Ss"t UH. Bass, Win. ae patie 0 It. The drunkard . Along | Haghton Beach’ and Fleetwood tech eae oe | clstn inthis country. ‘The mania has taken hold | cumersr ons building has for some time been | hours coatinuously. portage te gg danum drinker, are | tie bays and inlets mackerel are caught in large race days are enormous. ‘The title of “The Amer- | Of working girls even. One of them has been dis- | acing one with atitying success. If feasible (as o ‘ u the person who | cnantities in nets. But this wholesale fishing is | Tce day: -$ Se rindi JOE 5 conduct In the county; persotial bonds teal tii thriwing afte een gan Ascot,” which has been given to the Sheeps- | covered who has her Toom decorated in striet ac- | claltmed) all large ‘manutacturing companies core The Odd Fellows, omed to | ng ops it Baker, placing lumber on the street. more er picturesque nor interesting. A pretty | bead Bay track, 1s by no means an idle one. When as, esthetle pri: . | tainly should adopt this means of freeing so fine a | PROCEEDINGS OF JHE SOVEREIGN GRAND LODOR TO- | four feet froin the bullding line Chi shore is speating floun- | the lawn is flied with stylish four-Inchand dog- oe eieate ies a chee ae ns city from so great an incubus. DAY, cursing and swearing on the street; $8 or 1B of the | ers. A small row-boat is put adrift. A man | carts, T-carts, stanhopes, gigs, village carts, phae- plamp pretty, with eyes tha ‘THE CINCINNATI EXPOSITION. Barimorg, Sept. 23—At-the session of the Grand | Frank Dodson, cruelty to animals: § Only th a flambeau walks alongside up to his knees | tons, barouches, victorias, landeaus, buggies and | Would send Swinburne off into a transcendental The exposition now in witrants Loge this morning a number of reports relating H. Harding, wire: personal’ bonds; 1 in here. ater In the bow or. the bees buckboards, and six or seven thousand people | reverie. The floor is a dark walnut shade, She Mase eee gehen many | to work, uniform regalia, Wore considered and 1, threats to Imanuel Helnlett; pers at Hh bo iter. Inthe be t are crowded into the grounds, it speaks | got down on her knees and painted it herself; and | Strangers to the city, and all its approaches are | disposed of. Repor:S authoriziog fve encamp- jah_ Buckner, Asxsaulton Dantel Buek~ all ove i ih slender size. Folmmes | for the love of | the there 1s a Tug 1n the center witch she made th mo- | crowded. The streets are so full that the horse | ment members to form an encampment. and re 1 months'and 20 days ection cht. These meetings are constantly ments of leisure, To cut off a view of a dingy ‘ commending the al ion es to Utes Of | of some clothing from Jno. Jers half buried in thy one or the other of the great pourses, andin the | wen aie painted the window panes in water perpetditier opie papain pepupag pacxp se state grand oMeers were adopta Try Hough, larceny of a suit of clothes quivering j perfectly still while the is poised above | city crowds bestege the telegraph offices and hang | colors. One window has drapery of olive colored | @ blockade while ng ay | The action of the'grand_ sirein granting dispen- | s:y Swan: three months in jail. Ant edle ot my| them, and never mo until they are | around the bulletins to get the earliest news of the | flannel. The most striking thing in the room {s a | after my arrival for three-quarters of an hour. sation for lodges at Giadstone, Manitoba, Atoka, | colored, assault on Louisa E. Detingel her speared or missed. The only drawback | Fesults of the races. 80 strong is the interest felt | screen, made by pasting a scries of pictures repre- | Business certainly seems to be as lively here as | Indian Territory, was approved. ‘The decisions of | days. Harry Laurie, assault on Jas. Bell, $8 OF 35 Ms Poort ts that ene: lly your torch- | {a",no end of money is spent in buying pools on | senting the Iistory ofCinderelia,on a clothes-horse, | any one could wish. I am amazed, however, to | the erand site during tecess were aise approved. | days. to this sp Soe ae ee ccasionally your torch- | the races, and the most vigorous efforts of the po- | and which hides from the visitor's eye the bed and orve ag tl It was decided that ‘persons in the military ser- —_> f observe here,asI also did in traveling through this Y - earer Is stung by a ito ag - papers lice fall ta trying to put down pool sellt . ‘The | washstand, A willow rogeing chair has a tidy of | state, that the concession is made of the superior- | Vice are eligible to membership in the order on a | | Tar Now York Heralt changes that Gould Is ate y whip, broken out with | people must buy pools on their favorite horses, | worsted work, and 1s ornamented with bits of Tib- H ity of New York, b: ing on sii to recom- | Tesidence of six months, application being made | tempting to seize the Associated Press and to die and filled with steel springs,aquafortis | and no power in the elty can prevent them from | bon. ‘There are also several pieces of china and | 1,0t New. York, by putting on siens to rev vor | to the nearest lodge. tate its news by getting control of New Yorke me out ag: : When he hits’ you, lockjaw is the | supporting thetr pool sellers. | Tis feverish love of | Japanese ware; the lamp has a transparency over | ure ot'a New xork brad: Cen toes eth died |. thea processions of theorder,the grand lodge,or | papers. phad had his d@e. 5 cod | mildest possible result. The “little nigger” con- | thesportis very recent. ‘The Monmouth, Brighton, | it there 1s a pair of silver candie-sticks on the | Sther articles: whlch: sould fier ae ea ee an | a subordinate lode stetl teece ea Ee ——e his bevhen ae Wal SOUHA One. fe : cent abont Morehead iakes its living by | 424 Sheepshead courses are none of them over | mantel shelf, and a number of artistic prints hang | gused in the place whitch Was So Otten eetes Meat | cauipmicute, ‘Thecubiect of k seeten at etc Scurruxe OVER AW 5 (es ao anes nan | thFee Years olf, though the Jerome Park track has | on the walls! What Mlhe story tt would be if this | Spec ’paie ge Aintree aaa eee pe sel t, national In its character, was laid on the | adelphia Press to-lay crabbing. With a little boat, hardly bigzer than | heen famous ever since the performances of that | fair esthetic factory gitl shold wee out to be a! sumed was a law unto Itself Ike the original | table: The grand sire was Instructed to issue a | terday investigated the an of 2 tub, they go ont in the pping in | grand old racer, Kentucky, 1m 1866. Men here in | Young woman of education and reflnement—say a | plumed Was & law unt accepted throughout the | circular, calling the attention of encamp- | who died suddeniy on was suifer en he jy, | 82d out ‘like amphibia, soon come in with a | summer leave business on race days with the ut- | Vassargiri! We hear of such things in real Ite wns of Ohlo as giving the “stamp of |Ments "to the new decree adopted Broadway and Pine streets, bushel or so ot the ugliest looking and sweetest | most recklessness and go off to the course at noon. | as well as in books. In any case she 1s a strange hee giving Pp les consequent | tas fash the form,” ference to| the session for uniformed a dence was found to be on Div ting things that swim the water. ‘There 18 a certain elty editor here (one of the best | creature. ‘ase el Coppel Ere i-preferenco % | Grand encampmenta were, authorived fo eaicee Coate’s alley. A disreputable ‘character poe tct cet ingeraetieery aimmortant Industry of this | forty oad reporters Or w great Gally papers ana yet | went tosee the sieeony ive” Monday night Col, Frarr's Naw TOME, ment, were gdopteds thelr ‘charter: aud’ char: | husband” bat niles "the. relath have told tt bs most interesting place is the raising of ‘ma’sh so passionately fond {is he of the turf that at Booth’s theater, and have had lurid dreams Since last I wrote to Taz Stan I have paused |ter book t) pe furnished for five dollars, | 1t was supposed that his cruelty had indi nhave told me that th t The marsh tackey isa shaggy pony | he unhesitatingly leaves the paper and i es fs long enough in my wanderings to see Col. and|and the work to be communicated to | caused the woman's death, but this could not De balnt of taking thi larger than the Shetland, light built and | rushes off whenever a great race ts on. |eVersinee, There wasa great crowd of journal. | wre yous Piatt in their elegant new house, | €Pnd patriarchs and grand scrives only. A secret | proved. A certificate setting forth that death was dermic in} He lives in the water and wiflnot eat | The | country, has” produced’ such noble | ists, actors, men-about-town, first. nighters and | Mrs Donn completed only in June, and which | S°S!on of two hours was then held, after which | caused by hemorrhage was given. | Sone ake athe nat f eC DY Be mmue ee Ou Ce Mint) te ini tn Ueno O tai | ‘sllonablo theater-goers on hand, and the play | Whenever at home they have full of visitors. | wend @iqnn oes ee ak Sowa erand ciacs | nobed ake Ueees in meats te een women a 6 wlan ce ee sr Which he eats between tides. They cost | ihe'in view the great Interest New dorker fai | Went off with great smoothness and ease, despite They built it much larger than needed ior them- | Henry F. Garey, of Maryland, deputy ‘grand site: | lying, and tue former was turown over ‘the foe confinually increased, or else made rally nothing, breeding in droves as wild | in fast stock, J can't say that the Intense interest | Its elaborate scenic and mechanical effects. It 18. Ives, Just 80 as to be able to have their friends | Theo. A, Ross, of New Jersey, grand secretary: | box, causing the fracture of two. rus, ‘The re quent for the same results to be at- Each drove has its leader, who selects | they take in the squabble between Mr. Vanderbilt | @ howling melodrama filled with alsery, perjury, | S¢1¥es, Just so as to be able to have their friends Joshua Vansant, of Maryland, grand treasurer; | mains of the Wolnan Will be buried at the olty's Women buy # great many of these in- ing grounds and decides when the tides | and Mr. Work 18 surprising, I saw something | Dllllage, murder, blood shed, intrigue, gore and a Loni Foti Apr ys and Mrs. | 5. 'W. Venable, of Kentucky, grand chaplain: J. | expense. sone cherally they get into the habit | are going out or coming In. Once every year | worth noting last night. I was sitting In Delmon. | few other things, and It displays the stage carpen- te sp age eg ce Pro ne | W. MeQuiddy, of Indiana, grand marshal; Josuua ————-o>-_—_____ h familiarization with the ‘owners haye what is called a “pony pen- | {co's when Frank Work strolled in and moved | ter and machinist to brilliant advantage. After ght inlios from Hellen eine eae oe ght | Davis, “or Maine, grand “guardian, and it, | AT THe Last Day of the annual mecting of the 3 ent by physicians fu itization of pain. | ning * ithe ie easily towards a table near the desk, where he | them the actors recelve some notice, and the name | eight miles from Bellefontaine, ts, except In style Fuhrman, of Minnesota, grand messenger. American Gy nical Soctety yesterday in Bose — Y physi for mitiy nm of pal All the ponies along the coast, running 4 > is Ll 3 1 the | of architecture, more like a clty thafi a country . p ev . s i ’ usually sits. He 1s a fine looking man, of portly | Of the author is .in small ‘type on the AC eee ton, a paper upon the evil influence of One lady I know of who a violent attack of © thousands, are driven in by boats and | pana sna upright bearing, with a fine face hada Playbill. It is from a literary standpoint, the | residence. It looks, set on a green lawn against a The Market, high-heeled French shoes upon the female form —whieh. as you may, cree not, know, her branded or sold. They bring from $15 by adrooping grey mustache and chin whiskers, | dreariest mass of hackneyed balderdash we have | background of trees, on rising ground, lke a worse than a thousand te 3 59; | and upon the relation: ) apiece, and it isa tribute to their utter | His manners are self-contained, though cordial, | Yet. endured, but there are seventeen scenes, and | castle of stone, with its turrets and projections. te at noe oe a 5 do. past due coupons, ildines: “ Ke”? es en $ each one 1s a model of stage mechanism. The } It is absolutely a home production—the stone of | fy Past, & —2e2—_-_____ se Tele ee ee ee eae ee weve Re tks | realistic hag been the aim thraugnout, ana great | Whleh ft 1s built and all the Wrood, except the | "BALTIMORE, Sept. 23.—Cotton steats—miadting, | ‘Awoxa tie passenger on the steamer A “id merely an | “trained tackey,” and brings $70. They are in | last dog show ‘ana 18 very valuable. Mr. Work | SUccess has been achteved In that direction, Half | pine, used In its construction having been found | 12%. “Flour unchanged and quiet. Wheat, southern ich arrived yesterday, were Hon. J. & Bancrant t (OG se cat demand in the middie cart of the state, | lives on 28th street, a few doors trom Deimonivos | @ hundred real gypsies appear on the stage in-all | on the estate. Black walnut, oak aid. cherre wee quiet and steady; western lower, closing dull~southe te m Tt took the decten voce | Steat demand in the middie part of the state, | Nnc# on aun street, 2 few doors trom D thefamous | thelr native squalor, in company with donkeys, | the woods most used. The walnut was cut on the [laekea: No. 2 western» = mg nee = ‘ook the doctor about | eating little and doing a heap of work. They MARK TWAIN'S SUMMER HOME, me peat organs, by Dr, \ 8. C. Busey, of Washington, 8 and wife and Sir E. M. Arc h d restaurant with him after dinner. The Worksare | Mules, and sickly looking children swathed in re- | Place twenty years ago, seasoned and kept ready he charged run down to skin and bones before they learn vork. 2 e1 e drunke -- | for use, but the other woods were seasoned bya ‘at people for turf sports. George Work, the | Voltlngly ancient rags There are drunken beg- Se + December, 1.07%a1.07%. —— ‘ me a Ind men, fish women, and unclean | new ahd rapid process, which 1s thought even |b Stee, Doct to eat corn or hay, but then fatten rapidly and Brn oes cies, oor HS Obe of ehe Dene siaaes tn | Eee SNE mee, en Woes, Gad MMInEce | taora etlectunl an preserving ine Woon e ee eaeiee clotag Sa oe SERRE A Visit to His House and Study in the | lose the ugty ‘h color the salt water gives | New York,and Lucey Work, Mr. Frank Work’s | Shrews in . ie f ¥ “ lose the usty reddish color the salt water gives | N sre ° ar. uarter in London 1s exhibited with a | ing It fit for building material than the old mode | Has: western mixed, October id; November, 687; Suburbs of Elmira. them. There are men who buy them in large a nee ne eer pee Anclity to nature that is as tar roe agreeable as | @f letting time do the work gradually. The white 4; November or ber, G4iga66; November and 4 More than the busi numbers, tmain them and take ‘them to the | itp, ‘The Prince of Wales wise noreman: | itis from good taste, ‘The story 1s the absurd old | stone of which the house is bullt 1s faced,” Ce Ny ie Sag a ay i ya so he came to me \c mountains and get fancy prices forthem. As I y the way that she took a five-barred gate that he | One Of a good brother and a bad one being at | as the architects oy Sar it, giving a rugged and ted, rust proof. nominal: western white, '41 Journal. ssrinse. I showed him howto u write there is a drove of tackies marching in | jnyited Miss Work and Miss Chamberlain, the | SWords points, with the bad brother In possession | ancient look to the building. iS: do. mixed, 40a41; Penneyivania, 40.43." Rye | 7p, idence of Mr. Ch ‘ alti: the woman has got well of t slow and sedate procession against the horizon. | beautiful girl trom Ohlo whose pictures are selling | Of the ancestral property. Of course they both love | It has two fronts, each of which 1s approached quiel, 70373. Hay unchanged. Provisions wachanged ue summer residence of Mr. Clemens ts a0 ci she Keeps up the n The leader, bearing his responsibility with dig: | all through London like wildfires te vilt the Pane, | the same girl, who ds equally. of course, Inild, and by a broad stone tefrace, on which the windows | ghd tr 6a ee ef wemern packed, | 1¢322; | knowledged to be here in the vicinity of Elmira, of her nity, picks the way carefully, and his company | css of Walrs. But £0 Foturn {0 last night. Mr. | med ee ater ath Geer ee tee door of solid o1k, nearly six Inches. thick, opens | Huchanseds Coffee Tall Ris snomes baling ee fae | notwithstanding he has a house or twoin other i f » the | follow with a blind sense of confidence. The eae one ade Heme luaany Dai a Ghed es mld girl Weeps constantly and makes frantic | from a stone portico, whose walls and celling are | 174s! + sae, Moady A, sort, 9 ‘ Zefined | parts of the United States, His place Is known ja. I don’t suppose she | water, as it splashes about their legs, glistens Men Tose from different parts of the room and sat | Struggles to preserve her virtue from the guttural | «dorned with landscapes painted by a skilled ar- i changed. Receiptw—fiour, | a8 “Quairy Farm,” which ts also the residence e itup. Yes, the marks are | like showered silver, and their red sides shine down with him, be cainitng at once to talk about | Approaches of the brother and the good | tist. Agropos of the oaken doors, an amusing 16 barrels; whe 200 bushels; corn, none: 3 . against the sun like bronze. On they go, the great trot, Slowly. one after aneiker ous | brother passes the ovening plegsantiy and fighting | story is told that when Col, Platt was buying for | vise 1.3 ot ae Mhimente whee: | OF his sister-in-law, Mrs. TheodoreCrane, and is ‘eivamh, fab | Lunds Beat Homeward tn the twilight, growing | gentlemen Jn the room who Were acquainted | the Dad brother, thugs, id Other slucgers, and | hem the heavy, bronze hinges evch of whieh | $9 tn” tama ‘com. “1,000 "hrishels. ‘Sales—wheat | situated about two miles away from the bugle vetween your finger and thumb, jab | smaller and more indistinct as they plod their | with the famous horse-owner (and who. 1s A ee a ene lee oe ee ee gravely, “Are you | NEW YORK, Serf’ 23." Siocke sitene. Money, 8. | Ness portion of the city, on an eminence known ® In. and squirt away. It doesn’t hurt | steady way. At last they are but specks above | D0t?) drew around his chair, until there was blatsies! Of the: bat tethers Gat tae murders, | Dullding a Jail?” The ceilings are all patnted in | Exchange—long, 4824; do. short, 487%. State bonds | as “Bast Hill.” The funny man’s house is fin that. wae Cee eer ante sia | the water, moving dumb nd patient to eome | ® Wrund that caused new comers tostare curiously | Clutehes Of the Ded brother. A, few murders, Bene Ova On an ale OA ES OE en Cee aac oe me | ke Ruin th ity bow eet een Bot pliched in that way would, but care must | well-desired goal. . ewockie te yf | are cast In to make the play interesting, and i$ and certain rooms, which are paneled wit! NEW Yh = oD, - is . . Be exerci-ed to throw the solution to Just the Spee Eee trotters DIK Swiveller and. award he ciemme, | im the end the good brotuel trlumnpirs, while the |Aimferent kinds or wood, “Phe hoors dowts settee | w Reta duke eget, aE our dull Fant ary | 18 steep, very steep, and at times Is really @ h, or else it is likely to produce When to Leave Off. Bre the fastest in the World.” Their besttreead | Dad brother violently 8 lugzed of by’ the police | ate all of polished wood in. beautiful patterns: lull and’ 3ga8 cent lower. Cot ult to cure.” Well, each of ; cent lower, Pork firm and steady, Spirit tee Lard | dangerous dri We go thitherin a woatae task i et, 21. 50. 3 = : . to be hanged. When, oh! when will this dreadful | On the first floor are a parlor, Ubrary, sitting Spirits turpentine, 43Nadd. Rosin, 180 | drawn by two larze horses to whom the a little, hard, ealloused-lik When yan are young, you can daipretey, mucit Gaia s aie cine proak if S:lo% ‘Thee | Melodramatic slush be done with ? room {ind dining-room, besides pantries, kitchen | #190. . Freights quiet and steady. Poimving seems not an unfamiliar one. Up and iT liad a wife, that she | “®8youlike. Youean drink, you can smoke, | fottat # tlle without a break tn 2:10%° ‘That i SOnEnG omnes celta of the Ubrary are paintea | ones, (100 1-1 sccount, 1003-16, US. | still up, and after an exciting dash up the hille to the cologne bottle than to the | YoU can catch cold, you can overdraw the bank | track of the Gentlemen’s Driving association In the The Seventh Street Ronda. the heads of Col, Platt’s first wife, who et oy pril- | bonds, 48, 121%. Atlanti ' side we see the house in the distance and hand- or her exhilarati of health in various ways, and you will have | presence of 300 witnesses, Due glory was given COMPLETION OF THE MACADAM ROADWAY TO BRIGHT- n a aries an average, at | day, and some days four or ré sold by a number of other e > Mant writer,of Mr.and Mrs. Jno. Jas. Platt,the poet Bg: do. spcate Sapient kerchiefs fluttering from the veranda. A few st one of | Crilit. | Of course, you have got to pay some- | and | Bee te eee eee oe woop. couple, and of Bret. Harte, each in a corner of the tral, 1433. moments later I alight from the coupe, and am ee Panis aE Oe from Mr. Wm. H. Vanderbilt, clalming that his| The completion of the last section of the | celling. ‘The mantelsare of oak, carved by a pro- sented in a huge cay chair with tie weamnien i fessional Wood carver, and the’ tiley around the SSS ee : de az Lk u team, Aldine and Early Rose, had trotted a mile | 7th street Macadam road was effected Tues- | 1 prco _ An Important Mining Decision, of Mark Twain's family on every side. by all the | Sccount do but you psy ee eaeay think the | to a road wagon tn 2:16, oné-elghth of a second | day Inst, by Mr. J. J. Burrows and nls corps | Tne ces ok tie lmcary ares tnlie or eae ete (tue Secretary of the Interior decided to admit | The house, an elegantly built and furnished : ny; ere is the Dest | Soureelf, you will not die; you will recuperate, | Reredst hat wie Cone a ee ream No ane, be- }of road makers, under the direction of Lteut. | inthe eccohd ANd TOP eROrles eee ake eavestTY. | no applications tn placer clatms for more than | Structure, has an abundance of py esd foraen hetmie Winch they | £et, Welly and begin again. Fach time. you | {twas a'tact, but bogan to cllatlenge Mr. Work, at |F. Y. Greene, ‘This carries this fine tmprove- | On the second and top stories are the ms, 2 | asingle location; such locations being limited in | ©" onke - : ‘so in the fresco on the ceiling at the head of the ‘ Within, the lovely scenery in the valley below ts Wide staircase of carved oak is painted Just at the | Gran ‘acres to each Individual, He also eemaites | Plainly visible. An arched carriageway connects Here is one, an iaported | Wil pay a little more heavily, and get | nce in the mostremarkable manner to trots of | ment as far as Brightwood, and 1t 13 pro- ere is one, an itporte little less for your money—true; but — still | {TO™ $10,000 to $30,000 a side. ‘The reasons for not | nounced by all to be one of the most valuable nce, that costs $10, in a silver- L , i Pre eee Hp the hall leading to the ‘bedrooms, | a'special examination by deputy surveyors at the | with the veranda, and the whote te a, with a rine, anextra | YOU May consider it worth your while, just | Pycyne nat Mr; Vanderbilvs mares made the | punto improvements ever made in the e county, | “Pleasant Dreams.” Specials Moab ane tantnre . Wires to keep in the neadies when not | 884 man mayrisk a headache and a disor-| Early Rose and Aldine are both single trotters | UIs Toad, it will be remembered, was graded an expense of claimants to note the facts required by | from giare and heat by vines and awnings so as in use, to prevent the COL. PIATT’S PRIVATE CHAPEL. the law relating to the true situation of all mines | not to obstruct the view. In front of the house ny bottle | dered digestion to make a great speech, to | and had never been worked together more than | Pattally ‘macadamtzed by the board of public : Adjoining Mrs. Platt’s own bed-chamber and | and the quality of the soll, and a report of the | and beyond. in place of the imate Meee we clogging, “ “ 4 ae, vane ‘ cy | Worl The foundation of the center part was yond, place of the pretty a, is @ to hold the morphine, and ail in-a form conve. | £0 through exhausting receptions, or to finish a | a dozen times. Bestdes, Mr. Vanderbilt's tendency lita with Jarge boulders eovered With ‘rocen blus | Opeuing from it 18 a. private chapel, finished en- The Loc ain SES OF era ener veg ctation and | juge fleld of oats, which completely sbroudsthe Bent for the pocket. Here is anotlier, of | 00K or an article up to time. But the moment | 10 overrate the speed ros aan REE ate tee stone and gravel. After being levelled, it was | tirely in white paint with gilt panels. It is the ter as may appear upon the surtace of the claims | brow of the hill, and with its undulating surfaee b Sinpler constraction ‘and fewer appliances, bat | {Ze renith, climate, Condit ane eee eee: | est team that ever breathod Unt Frank Wonk | leit in that condition to grow worseby wedr of in- | only white. palue about the hemes thew eng equally edective, that sells for £1.50, There are | A&®, Realth, climate, conditions, have impercep- soft d diag y ; Grove away from hgm, and then be talked wildly | Cfeasing travel and without any repairs, until @ | nich attar on which # cross of flowers is always | conte a? mea Be or ipso oak ae eaeee oan acto tant uaakt Saeroeeton inte ee : ver than this latter. but there are changed, but still your habits have not | shout ‘mis next: train, Leander and pron SCONE EIB a ree UN Fane a TNS al OOH: |e aany e coneaise at Gia praying stool in the | systems of lode. “deposits” “or individual ground. " nsive ones than the former, | Canzed. You go out once eee Produced Satd, en oul, he triumphantly | Hig sines been progressing a3 fast as the ilinited | chapel, as well as pictures, ‘Theres axe nondeces | des, also the use or adaptability of the claim for | STpane. throuzhout is farnishea In an ele nd finished like Jewels. The | : f i ed mare, 2 . ue ees placer mining, Whether water has been broucht wor . 4 that last over-fatigue sets up the inflarama- | Yam H. in harness and went skimnmaing up the | #PPFopriations by Congress would allow. Gaghiy Ugkted “be ous the house, which is thor- | Toon’ sumicient to. mine the same, or whether it | $eut aud costly manner. Divans, Persian e o igue p the in ‘ cushy lghted by gasoline, an unexpected con- easy chairs, boc surere make them of gold, silver, base |'+77. “that tast box of cigars fnteies or makes | oad, but they were beaten too, and he s1ld noth- THE MANNER OF DOING THIS WORK ventence in a country residence distant trom any | C2" be procured for that purpose. ‘Finally, what fener mloid and class. In all | s+ impossible for you to finish your digestion—at | 1B fF a long white, until he srggenty joomed up | has been fully descrived in ‘fms Star from time to | Taree town, Col, Plate has also Mae a eer | Works of expenditures have been made by the | and bric-a-. (Hing seals of misie Ger | atime when you could afford to risk nothing. | WH the new team. Aldine and Early Rose. Now o ining tl r claimant as the quarters for the development of | has the appearance of a pl , he says he will trot Mr. Work’s team, one horse at | Wucn in) gue Gumuautics in obtaining te Proper {on a mill in Copidus spring, ace Supplied by | the claim and their situation and location with re- | dream hin life away, Mr Clemens retines te tie jow needle nozzle. And Aa on ola tial Se a i nt Sto | oreo ee mating ale te wanes $30,000 4 | oa roadway ini by the board of pubuie) ‘Works has | Washstands in every room if the house, SFY | spect to the claim as applied for. study every morning after breakfast and writes: . i : Z sisting in cold batning, which had become to | for $10,000 more, making all the stakes $30,000 a a a “ ———_——+o-—________ =e & : Cuntioued use is always the | iim an indispensable luxury. Boucher de Ver. | side. Aldine ts too fast a mare for either Swiveller | now been taken ap and reconsrracteds All the SPEAKER KRIFER'S COURSE. Secretary Fo.cer will leave this afternoon for | Steadily until 4 in the _ afternoon. graved on it, and a the result of + 7 : i Saar ll of his own work, and os z . Work’ = 5 - || I talked with Col. Platt" about Speaker Keifer | New York. He will go to his home at Geneva, N. | 20¢8_@! Se thes did the same thing. When over seventy | OF £dward, but ] doubt if shecould beat Mr. Work’s | qirt nas been carted off aud new material substl- go > caannnian Cae ‘The Steam Engine Doomed. he used to bathe In the streams around Abbe- | “4m when trotting in double harness. tuted, with the exception of the large blue stone | ANd the opposition that existed for a time in his | ¥., for amuch needed rest. peices ‘que “proficient in. the a Fron. th Gazette. ville, and sometimes on winter mornings had M'LLE. THEO. boulders which formed the foundation. These | district to his renomination. Col. Platt laughed (PE EOI ‘ vriter, and utilizes that inst t in : rn ce z hi been broken into smalier pieces and put Cot. M. M. PARKER, assistant postmaster, and | type-writer, and utilizes that instrament 4 may survive in the fature, Dr. | the ice broken for him. There is quite a furor over that beautiful Uttle | have bee put | at the idea of any one supposing he was opposed = tending to his correspondence. During the: ay + Ot. | "Old men are extremely vain of thet ore bouts Mme. Theo. 8) back in the foundation, and thousands of loads of | because of any thing he bad do: to th family returned to-day after a two weeks’ leave at i ST 2 oe is certain that the steam engine Is oo reuely vain of their powers. | opera fe singer, Mme, Theo. She 18 by all | proven flint stone added to make a foundation of ny thing he bad done as to the organ- | nis oi home in Vermont. few weeks he has been somewhat anno) Goomed. Its fate is first to be confined to the They will Pretend they can do as young men do, | odds the most charming little woman on the proper thickness. This fitnt stone has been gath- | !zation of the House, or any of his rulings while a visitors and sight-seers. One day in the deiting 0h tines dems aeehtee wale “ein Le i aor moe yeh LL iy boards to-day, and she deserves the applause she | ered off the farms adjacent tothe road. These | Speaker. Hesald that Gen. Keifer’s constituents} THR ORBGON SENATORSHIP—OA telegram from | (and this happens to be the very day) the genta receives every night. The adulation of the audi- | flilnt rocks have been rolled by an tron roller of | knew little and cared less about the organization Salem, Oregon, to-day says that the vote in the | humorist seeks repose and rest by oli Gistrilvute force at present supplied by a myriad Lord bless yon, these young dogs don't | one, and particularly of the youneer portica wt it | mmense welght ag, fast 8) d-Dosited: | of the House, or its rules, and opposed his renoml- | Iegisiature for Senator stood as follows: Mitchel, | LUMO pr Magi casing np be fo wus! and wasteful steam engines.and thento | Xnow what riding means. In my time,” etc., | s. ssmewhat ludlicrove at times Bor instance, an] Scr ert, Sete cany vicd, ofa hea ee tee Solely Pecause they did not like the man Ne | 36; Crinn, 33; Falling, 17; Governor Thayer, 8; ing tna hotel dinner and several gamete Hey may be MutGally ast eee tate | how whee cane’ fence ones too often, Just to | Siaaame d’Archidue, she enmea to the footights | SVOH, tlh snarD sand added, and all Folled to | had caused to bo,ap rey candigates tor the hence. | COTE ards.” This is what he calls rest from his lite- ngs bem adem bap dee Has (ey Gln cir Gee ee he aie ae aaa | en ee of delightful facial contortions, | solid as a ledge Gtrock. Bach Side of this macadam | sion to that place were (says Col. Piatt) the bust. WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE. rary labors. Owing to his absence we have am e thei lorces: ‘d Oo ex! fe agal 2 ss e a 4 Cc hich is. ut 16 feet wide) is a carriage | est workin; for ie nomination of Ge! Ken- ic — i team engine. The unpardonable sm of the | out-emoke him, and attempt to out-walk | proper form to be kissed by her lover. While | CoB (whi! a nd n. Ken. Governments. opportunity of peeping into his sanctum sane a way of rolied gravel, 12 feet wiJe, and compacted | nedy as Gen. Kelfer’s successor, but on the return Is that of waste. Even the best of | him, and, of course, we admire the pluck; | {ils 18 going on the | most doathilke | in'the same manner, tho crown giving. suictent | OF the: lester tinge Wea oe ee, Feta, MRE eters ~ 125 aa | higher up tive hill tn thes rear of toe toes me two potads of coal per horse-| but’ our wisdom is, after all, in knowing eee mee Rees og ager grade to carry off the water to the cobble stone | convention met, these aspirants tor the post office SY], registered | 4 | screened by vines and evel on itaee: the place of the | leave off, and in having the courage to say, | she reaches the climax and gives a dreadfully em- . S 2 2 « > Thi where it was resumed this year by the same su- | tne sitting member. Here the humorist does the greater portion of his steam boiler, it will | “I have been young and am now old.” This is | barrassing little smack the silence 13 intensified perintendent and the old corps of laborers, and is || General Kennedy, who was made collector of 16 summer's work, and here for eight of coal to develop | about the last thing any man or woman cares | fora moment, and then the noble men yell like | Row completed as far as the junction of the 14th | tne alstriet by President Hares, eacercer gy tone Perma summers But before gas | to admit, The simplest lessons, after all, take | Plates and stamp wildly for an encore, as the ; Mark Twain has worked tndustriously, for, not street road with the pike, the last section being | to retain that place falling ther oey or farkel 892, cur... 6 e coal as the | longest to learn, and some people never do | paldcheaded contingent in the Arst row mops tts | 8.099 fect in length.» Congress, and "ts ‘now, ‘says: Gol Pane oe er stock 1, 304 13 withstanding the fact pat bolas Cornea de team. A pound | learn them. I know men who never will under- | holtnas ena: again une ihe pentormence ‘THE PURPOSE OF LIEUT. GREENE ously stumping the staté for his late rival, who, it |} "a G5m, 1934 wy Tokees meas tee ine gamer ere orker, forth ex. twice the heat of a | stand that two glasses of wine help their diges- | 1s aliowed to proceed: “Her shoulders are models | 18 to carry it as far as the District line, near Silver sa eere, will be flected by the usual majority. ve di - who come up'the big hill to hls aan ——— ; 1. and even this may be improved | tion, whilst six disturb it; that a heavy lunch | for any sculptor In the world, and she is not at all | Spring, should the appropriation be made for it. was a: Be ae re that district ast wees: ) NoveS | Thirty years’ fasta eee 10s coke 12s has posted on the door the following novel r raw coal is to squander our | sence cone oe ioe sy din- aot os earn them, The same 2 .diue of her | The flint rock, broken into small pleces, is thought PERSONAL MENTION. “Step Softly! Keep Away! Do Not Di Hy wens gave some startling | ner, sleep; that coffee is better to sit up apon | Pe el ndation tothe NTION. oftly! t Disturb t the by-products of the coal | than brandy; that milk and tea are better to Guarmng little feet, when she hauls up her ball Tee ae eee wae ‘the wear ana | .E*-Senator and Mrs. McDonald are expected | ¥ eat Compa Remains!” In spite of this characteristic warning in gas making are worth three | Walk or play cricket on than beer; or that the | @"€3S im the second act to look at her hose. The % as = : ‘he door and enter. The floor is bare, E this week at Macochee to visit Col. and Mra. | Georgetown Gaslight we open the doo! ‘ . audience doesn’t lose anything that’s to be seen at | tear best, and when crushed by the roller makes a and has across one corner some pages of manu- cae rere than the coal used in | various and elegant pranks of five-and-twenty | this critical juncture, 1 pledge you tay word, She hard, enecp sand in place Ot fine dust, whien | Piatt. Producing them without allowing anything for | Simply mean exhaustion, disease, and death at | is quite the thing. 1s "Tho. : Nat'l M ript and scraps of newspaper articles pinned : comes from the biue ‘stone. The roller used by | _General Force, a life-long friend of ex-Prestaent | 4 Co. sp ie to guorent aiapormon te the waeks the value of the was. Beside the products already | five-and-fifty or sixty. In a word, I believe the DR. WM. A. HAMMOND. Mr. ERLE weighs 40,000 panne ann every Hayes and a son of the late Peter Force, of Wash | Arlington I =a is a table in the center of the room, Ty Year, Shek OF Sulphur are now wasted sede tee ne a ee What ¢A0 | one of the leading spirits of the new medical | Projecting or crushed tosand, and pressed into the | 22S%22 has been making a visit with his wife and with books, pamphlets, new bee = 63 Gide. ee ee tog | Sales Be gol re ata College for post-graduates, which is to open in a | surrounding interstices. Preceding this roller is | ¢iildren to the ex-President and Mra. Hayes at scripts, and all the paraphernalia Gieceae ee 4 Nene rss few weeks, is Dr. Wm. A Hammond. He is one of | always a water cart and sprinkler, filled trom | Fremont, | Washington. remerber Col: Piativs politan. 7 On one side is a comfortable-looking lame mageare Cota el « pe en een the best-known figures in New York. ‘The only | SUrNgSmear by. This washes the aind and pul- | 008%, Gon Runklen ae ea hee ieee es Pree List. mounborene WEE by Ems, BBE Ove EES, tack lle ke wich nae | wel ae fescue sTog MLC 1.5% | mane o who ious Motes |v se, satan a at songs er | RANT, Gey Heat, Hgama gies eee | wey | Sasa ict ates + and restore to them pure | the cashier, “a few little faded roses, with a bit | ©- Thompson, who is called.the Jumbo of -the SpScperation untit the surince becomes quite as | Ress uaran tn New ieeiee | a ae | —— too | except a pervasive odor of smoke. and blue skie ‘or shall | o’ leaf and’a string to tie ’em up with.” Democratic Party. His bearing is much more | Smooth and hard as an asphalt pavement, Maud. ts pon to bs mane sae i ore The § c\clock dinner hour . Mark We even hi er as past ie , savd ¥ majestic than that of H. O.T. When he rides out i y fhe mew Converted into gas at the tottom of | ‘Not even a little bit of a pink or a blue bell | tatian’ high-stepping nags—he creates a sensation. | Necessary repairs have been made this season to HOMeee, Che Re at, een, Me, ‘Washingt Mach: : — | «ray hair, cat rather short, and moustache of he Tine—a prospect not altogether to be con-| or a forget me not?” sighed the seedy man, | People stop ‘and stare at him. They wonder who | the entire length of this road, from Boundary templated without alarm by the workers in | anxiously. flery seams—and the gas carried by pipes wher- | * Jesse D. Bright, of Indiana, whose dwé the same color. He ts of medium he can be. Some Five grsonage, without doubt, | street to near the village of Brightwood. This | of iio Banden te the ay ee jiness, has a small, black, thing of the sort,” growled the cashier. | Doctor Hammond lives in a house of fanciful! win nave to be kept up every year, andcan be ‘Muss Guumpy. = cera ‘aquiline nove. ’ He ts ‘s wanted. Electricity will also be made | “Don't keen em!™ ” "| design, im Soth street, which has a carved front | ma Dene ceca Sage eens Sed 3 Triceable for the distribution of power. | _ “Couldn't you get me a dandelion or a bunch | ¢atrance and stained-glass windows, His parlor | done at a httle cost, in order to keep tt up to the on . his manner, and talks _— he has wt a 7 tf Sporting ters. say, but has a particular horrorot bs se Ae Mllowing 50 per cent for loss in| of grass?” entreated the seedy mai. “Just @ | prina-biec Tor eae Pate ia Antiques and | original standard. A small appropriation eve us er acre. 1 a - Space enough | year for repairs would be’ a great economy, ai ‘THE BASE BALL LEAGUE ‘Bioux a expect to be entertained by witty rem: ion, the ain is still enormous. | little something to put on a child's grave? A | to sit down for jars, vases, statues, cabinets, and | Should be made. The advantage of this road especially of some who seem to think that they / tric light ‘will ehtefly be confined | piantain leaf, a sprig of parsely, Just a cabbage | otler curios. i ‘The executive committee of the national et talk: bay : X & room back of ‘the parlor the | to both city and count hardly be calculated, Jeagne noth! ‘nonsense 3 public places. ‘The gas-light | leaf, even. I'want something green for an in- | doctor mects his patients. "He sits, Uke a king'on | especiaily in the mattor ormercnsed trade ir ig | Of Professional base Dall players yesterday, ao iro] brags ernetrerpepetp ted S own as “the poor man’s| fant’s tomb. Can't you find me a little some- | Ms throne, in a great oaken chair, the back of | conceded by citizens: Mving on the line that travel | cepted the resignations from membership jn the ¥ with y wahan 3 nd gas heating will bec versal. | thing to decorate Sab ” which towers above his head and terminates in a | hes increased four fold inthe last tnree years. | league of the Worcester (Mass) and Troy WY.) — blessed avery lovely wife and three ‘Thos ia tne eae ee ome universal. | thing to decorate my’ baby’s grave Sityed Rgure of Esculaplus. Lhave never visited | Farmers for thirty or moké miles north of this | cups. applications for mmbership from New n | fal little daughters. Mrs. Clemens is a Gans ek a Future Dr. Siemens unfolds be- ‘Been dead long?” asked the cashier, wiping | jim when he did not have a huge pile of twenty | district now are juently seen with heavy | yoy ana . graceful lady. of rare beauty, genial, - bre our eyes a world in which there will be no | his eyes. dotlar notes on his table, held down by a| w: ns plied full with gnelr. products, which are and the Philadelphia clubs were received. Smoke and no steam, and where coal will only| “Three days,” sobbed the bereaved. “If I| paper weighs. It 1s said that this cele iy charming. She isthe dauyiiter ot the Isposed of In thi city, and groceries and Pigg ogee of El - bie In the lnmediate vicinity ot the pit. | could only get a wisp of straw or a bale of hay dry goods are purchased for the return trips | At Cincinnati—St. Louis, 5; Cincinnatl, 4 At Langton, of Hime, Electricity will light our streets, gas will cook | to show that I had not forgotten that lonegrave. | the work of the day by taking a roll of ‘bills from | Thousands of pleasure teams are drivenover this | Boston—Troy, 7; Boston, & At Cleveland--Cleve- fur diuners, and driving power will be aia on | Haven't you got an old pair of boots, a tomato | BIS FP welghie to give an LMPTENSTON OF TERE De | Ree Tua bucasant weather, Another result |1and, 15; Chicago, 6 At Loulsvilie—Loulsville, by wire herever it is wanted. There will be | can or some dead but loved pets you could let | B&B iayay sunt be in prasitentiog soe | Gene ee ea asm LOE epee go; Allegneny, &' At Buffalo—Buffalo, potion or livers, for every waste product | me have?” ng he has a large income, perhaps the | the sales of land for farms. ‘The people it, 1. pe utilized, and the sulphurous fames| Take this!” roared the cashier, tearing the | largest of any phystcian in the ctty. ' He has many | all along the line are gene it over the improve- which have converted whole counties into | nosegay from his buttonhole. enemies, who that he fs un in his | ment, and praises fail thiek and fast upon Lt of dark desolation Will be employed in| | + blens “sont qiscalated: the seedy saan: | Peete Gite tata gras coats avere mae on Dal cost of this fond oe aaa Dy. the board of | 48% were: Aleck Ament, North Anna, Square uz the wilderness to blossom as the rose, | “God bless id i on think it will | 75% 2 Di to our exhausted soll eco tea one tae Pac cemetery, it's | Pics up the twenty dollar Duis higher and higher. lic Works, Was $200,000.‘The entire cost of re- | Dance, Fellowplay and Violator. Aleck al ub a8 3 Sutding it and keeping it {in during the hat he said about Arabi and England science at Inst will begin to banish ali 2 Scie ohana to! three years is 1eas that $40,000 mifold shomiastions "ee which the | Woe ee bast isi THE WINNERS AT LOUISVILLE. ‘The winners of the Louisville, Ky., races yester- single grain ‘Mme. de Lesseps is stall” “Walk, man!” clamored thecashier,with misty | With the closing of A. T. Stewart & Co.’s_store the handsome. eine indolent the black of manufactures bas defaced the eyes. “Walk! you must ride to that lone grave | on Saturday next ends the business name of the Why General Rutier was Nominated. i beauty of our land. It is not befure time. and deposit your oftering of love. Here, take | great dry goods prince forever. Mrs. Stewart re- | From the Boston Post (Dem) : o = Simi this dollar, and may the sweetness of your grief | appears in society this winter for the first time in| We donot A Quiet Househo! last long atter its poignancy has been’ worn off | eight years, and the rumors of an approaching | to prove that ¢ 1s a conspicuous “There died in Delaware county, Pa., one day | on the grindstone oftime!” last week arerife. Her ficent marble palace | TéVenue reformer, for we do not believe that he Is. - 4 prosperous and generally esteemed | | The seedy man thanked him with serene, slays Saale weed I He ts hot nominated to. advance the - > the party in their national years of age, who for fo cheeks, but that night he was frozen out of a} way todinner. [ihe tose scxect lammpe: nominated because ever spoken a word to lis wile ney | Jackpot because the dollar was counterfeit and were everrwhere blazing, making me tig seeing Yo apread him, nor had any one of their five | Plugged at that. <i that stragglers; and porte mentite Geant en, of whom three, with their mother, are | “Jt 1s seldom we get a Sedo. an08; seed spoken @ word to-any other member | murmured the cashier, Sand I goats sink tae be) ——__~+»____ ‘And yet they all lived peasefulig | #0UFner will eome back,” and he ra returned | ,A BALL ox Paice Epwaxp’s Istanp.—The of and were in full possession of | bocks with the careless air of @ ‘ cone gn les. Forty years ago, itis said, the | 84 charged the hades Brockign Bane." blazing manner, of the fith says: cjaeathed a Stall suum of money bya | WeekH’ Pay. he hadn't had.— ic Honor ie Meu’ which her husband desired to use in Cabinet Position. : jog farming Implements and otherwise - rovin the Property. She said no. He 4 x that unless he was given the he Would never speak suena al to hers Ts ne i = i Yow he steadfastly kept to the end of his life. ‘The three daughters, then quite at first tried to reconcile thelr parents, but failed, Then one sided with the father, another with the became