Evening Star Newspaper, May 30, 1885, Page 3

al ove 7 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY. MAY 30, 1885—DOUBLE SHEET 3 ‘TION. Leaping into the Ningara, The Foul Water of Washington. Billy Benson's Pet Eel. Stories of Clever Children, oor ‘4 3 = ] aeaNineeen Bias BEECHER Oe evOLerie! AN Pace Rat ae BY ODLUM'S FATAL | Washington Correspondence ofthe N. ¥. Times. IT ANSWERS TO ITS NAME LIKE A DOG AND | From Tinsley’s Magazine. T = Y ane Cc BOsGey Tux Laren, 5 Religion and Science Do Not Neces- EXPLOIT. The efforts. of the. District Commissioners 2 aed os SAVORED eam EIA, The coolest child I think that I ever met was a= = - sarily Conflict. y k Times. belittle the iraportance of the discovery by | Frem adel; ea, at Juvenile It wasa very grand affair Miss Clevetand's Rejoinder t From the New Yor 5 Greensburg, N. ¥., is excited Just now over bpecreay ies oo YESTERDAY Was JUST SU pay u Dr. Howard Crosby. Plymouth chureh, Brooklyn, was crowded | Lockvorr, May 24.—The fatal leap of Robert See ee ergelerranal cna cy ane | Billy BeNOR waa eee Billy ia the slxteen- | 224 the little ones were drinking champague, o ah Suet MOE a. THE NEW YORK MILLINERY sTORE, | Sunday morning, and hundreds of people were | E. Odlum from the East rive? bridge, recalls a | Ply 18 beng constantly con! ‘2 Ohio canal, | Yearold son of Farmer Denson. He bas been a | 824 eating oyster patties and other messes | oo ype Fike a0 Ski SN ABO Tdo not wonder lent women. whose | turned away, belng unable to secure even | similar foolhardy exhibition which, however, | Overflow of the Chesapeake and Ohio Stout famous eel-eatcher for years, He made up his | With the greatest gusto. Bion, 990 SEVENTH STREET, Pandsorseus have become sots-shoald a480- | standing room. The unusual crush was caused | did not terminate fatally. “It eee ron tad nae Goiviee acces thet coasts | HIG won Seems atest om oan te Silent, stately wallers wore moving about, | oxce a MONTIL 17 GIVI US AN OFFOR- Bata) obatinemes: We every one We Bars t general desire to hear the first of Mr. | 35 years ago, but had been neafly forgotten in pay and seeing ie one’s plate empty, one = "iui eial that there wete | Brecher’ proposed serles ofsermons om. evolu: | the lapse of time. In 1850-51 there was con-| Pollution isinteresting gll newspaper readers. ERE a ne ee eared tie Ue Ok the | et har what sie wevbd tak TUNITY TO LOOK THROUGH ovR sTock | EAR CORNER K STREET NORTHWaer, Scunives bathe world: aud, wane cauiabave her | tion trie ocne toreligion. The Plymouth | structed across the Nlagara river, just above | TheCommissloners having published statements ecaught, He took it home and p' it in “A little twifle, 1f you please,” she said. e where the rive fri a T, ht @ box, with @ glass over it, Billy fed-it i forth- |). or's discourse was not so sensational as | Lewiston, where the river issues from the deep | intended to allay fear, THE STAR to-nigi gl ly ce on IS STILL AHEAD IX LOW PRICES, NOTWITE It is natural, and a woman's ery on rge extending to this point from Niegara | prints an accurate map of the sources | trom his own hand. Gradually the eel took a aes waiter procared it, ane oe it She] AND PICK OUT SUCH LOTS as SELL 4 | 38 S712 4 atin tegen Kn occasion excites our teudereat sympathy. | Some who had come to hear itexpected or | fe Cxending io this, point fom Niegare | prints an ace Supply; bowing. clears | UKINe, to the boy.” Te would wind ground the | Would take anything with it;meaning tart, or cate E GREAT SACRIFICE Abn Hut who withe 1 ASUINEDEE hoped for. He announced no startling change | pedestrians. ‘The roadway was destroyed by | the location of the conduit, the broad polluting | 1ad’sarm ‘and’ rab ite head gently over. his | something of that sort. x i RIS : | ke zi s, howe ce Of the blast sweeping down this | stream that empties the water of the canal into | sleeve. ‘Then it got soit would come out of the | A lobster salad rested on the table in front of aetna — The Layering eae ater ANd fa Bry gles Pac monet ee, | Gorge ix February, 1804, aud nothing rematar | ES Tosti ahees ihe Genie ine eae BOX und coll itself at Billy's feet and go to sleep. | ne child,and her eyes were attracted by the | TO HERES WHAT WE FOUND YESTER- Dr. Nelson,” by the Rev. Howard Crosby, D. D., | were as bold or bolder than ever, and so elo- | SPTHe If | SDenaty 2 Say ge auments hanging to | and the hog wallows, henneries, privies, tene- | Then it learned to follow the boy around, ‘2 ingling with th - é, =e oer in the Erangelist of March 17, has most perti- | quently expressed were they that even the sen- | the wire cables, This bridge wan si9 feet long, iment houses and stables that dralt ne Ep canal gilded up stairs after him. ane ory An the Treen Ievince sokgol ee eee withthe | DAY, AND WE ARE GOING To GIVE YoU NEW YORK MILLINERY STORE. ciously haunte nee the ion hunters were not disappointed. with @ floor 20 feet wide, and 60 feet above | and siverare indicated. Microscopes have been took to sleeping on the lehim. | Bre 4 oee.. i Si 0 Oe 30 Tb street), Soartien pe ning. That tate doe ae aone nal iif (oa th eniodee of Goa | the ‘water. In ae eee soon brought Into extensive tse in determ| pin the Bly harhed, the repale Faftl Se lead the salads some of that.” che said. indicating | THE BEST LINE OF $15.00SUITS YOU EVER <o30 Tt i e article last evenin; 3 a y pees ee Cl ete y-| ater the ction of the bridge, & poor | extent of the pollution of the water. Yom- he eel knew its name. a sens ENE other p ie Atel maae® tanipcees Hhseke | oe areca Cat ia tie map bates ot ace int | owede mins ancuaproucanoestts maine Ywhto | missioners have found professional men who | when Billy calls it aud start-after bm. So| The statcly, waiter looked surprised, and al-| aap TO SELECT FROM, PEEP IN OUR pon the iiapressible mind of one emotfonal | Ming besond tt Beecher, “Gods | auswefed to the uame “Dave,” was loafing | say that the water ta hor danecreusly foal. Dr, bly educa become thal 10 7 % Se as peat ees Nov omen ts paruenan or of comm sva ene: Tienes, immorialite=-what has all the worid | about the vitage doin odd Jobs. “Ho stated | Edw'd M: Schaeffer, who busczamied it siucs | all over sie eee seit ee eae Rig Lobster salad, with trifle, miss,” he sald; “I ) wrxpow, AND YOU WILL SEE THEM DIS LADIES ALL SAY THEY GAN BETTER GOODS FOR LESS MONEY aT THE THAN ANYWHERE IN TRECITY. WE HAVE: LD STOCK TO SELL AT HALF PRICE, As. ve OURSTOCK IS FRESH AND NEW, WHICH WE or’ higher, nob! 2 4 ‘one day fn the presence of several persons that | May 11, says: “That not once has he failed to| with which it can move is remarkable. never beard of such a thin, . z “ r Peat te nal cre Godwean ite done? ‘The very questions which | in Sweden he” had several dimes made | Aud the'eae decaying ieee ih, somtdonte | Rests Nesta Cat MONS te remarkaple, te pyhlig,Ghlld saw she tad mnide a mistake, anda! PLAYED: SELL AT TILE PRICES ASKED POR OLD STOCK. It is, as the ledclio the thinking worly lay more than | greater Jumps than the distance from this | of minute forms which flourish chiefly in stag- | quick pace. But the funniest thing the cel does: me lush rors pe ee pau meree ae — tain that muititndes prec cand ines: bari ‘always lingered in the | bridge to the water, and that he would not be | nant water, By filling a perfectly clean, glass 4s to go Dshing with Billy. It will lie on. Oi she own it; but looked scr Ai Dn thes LOT 9,755.-A HANDSOME BROWN WERECEIVE DAILY ALL THE NEW STYLES atmosphere of thouzht—are-of such, nature as | airald to try it. Upon being offered, $10 to | Jar with Potomac water there will be seen by. OF 8, Uttle pool of Water aud wateh the Ind | Smiling waiter's face, and said, as coolly as Siew Lae Beppe tg ig td ere a God, personal, creative, <us-| make the attempt, he Immediately accepted | the unaided eye floating specks. aud a any number of other eels an . | Possible: A : satires taining. goversiage it peo tes Ie ie heii | the offers Tho tilowing Suniaye at pets, | Ene lees eat ee Oe a caberetoce | Honan any nus ‘any attempt to get Into the | “I always take them together. — RIBBONS CARES, MULLS, CRAPES AND ALL eee ene © human ind ta prove His extstence? | Was appointed for the trial. ‘The distance to be | not aspoontul ean be taken trom the jar wht fen ch) river. It is, moreover, a cannibalistic eeland| And she ate the abominable mixture, too, HAS BEEN $18; THEY ARE NOW $15. MILLINERY GOODS, and in gen~ ; ‘hn | Can we dompre than to hope and dream? Can | Jumped was the least factor of danger in this | will not show numerous organfe particles.” | 18 very fond of small’ portions of eels’ meat, | Without a grimace, Ienvied that child. | enee at time—a fine July one-fiftieth ofan inc mbled on the | water tlea ‘ 0% ere be a Ge pasibie proposed attempt. Not only did ghe wind from | Among other things he has detected during the | which Billy cuts up with bis Jackknife. The | _ Another child J once met never would be out- LOTS 3.062 AND 3,061.—HANDSOME LOW PRICES, LOOK WELL IN NEWSPAPERS, that the 1 Bie tices ereelligncs Gt ince i eae cen | tic es comes Ie probauis tua Gu dammeee [Eero ne mate eee eee neighbors go daily'to the Benson farm and Gone, She would say the | most ridiculous = z RULER te pores eee Eeaoea eee Sin defense of her Young. J° | Him? ‘To all these T reply: The Holy Seripiue | could not maintain a, Perpendicular position, | trom ie bipe, trough a fine wire guaze, pre- | wateh the Feptile, Many of them wonder how things to, prove that everything in her ho ENGLISH GRAY PLAID EFFECTS 18 pb tepenpiodnteerteplenggecen ong creatures. The lioness, | fi! i . si ‘, .- | but the river beneath the bridge was a furious’ | vious! fed white hot to destroy any accl-| the eel manages to live out of water, but Billy | Wa es of others = : FIND T nara under ord cumstances, ts quite easy of | teaches that there 1s & Peron), coms em eet ee eae en fou selmeners woud dental particles of dust, and then examining | says naturat nists Hy eae ee ee | “one day she was taking Iuncheon with her THE ONE LOT, AND BROWN AND Ep IX PLAIN FIGURES ON THE Goonsat conquest; Tioness robbed « her whelps, | ture’ does lie beyond the beach of the Laman | care to venture, ‘These obstacles were pointed | the particles strained oat the pleas is Plenty of iraler, however, in Felina ae] aun ans Risberg tena ne she cme shakn uate Dime eee. » mean oe beast < eA rete Dn cnoug! e vine ‘a it to the Swede, and efforts were made to dis- | stances: reat many cotton anc jax ‘so thi 6 is in native element most eo soca, aang. r ERS Peron OF ie, erin Teatanr eae, SH BOONRLS | See He vat Bae Co Ta | uaDS blan hone Lg Wolnrdy aHOMEE DRESS | Meee ak ee apparently having | time, ind child looked at it, ‘and smiled ina sup pad NEW YORK MILLINERY STORE Pies ibelones a8 Bienen Butler | Oni ay eat te now, (0 comeutuie a persons had expressed doubts as to his | once formed part of paper pulp, but. separated manner. rai s THEY ARE GUARANTEED GENUINE {930 Tehstrest). cd sp ephee, phenden | Nrenee to hie will 4 courage he fleelazed that he ould jemp. re- | by water: a5) DOrS ofa species of fangus peptllar e Use of Enthusiasts. arc nama always hast e salad cut up ani ae = ee vf which there > : gardless of the consequences, News of the pro- | to hay; frazments of vegetable matter covere o 4 sted, . NGLISI GOODS. A REGULAR $35 = . mainary, the other net OWLEDGE THROUGH GROWTH IN GRACE. | Doce undertaking hyd cirealated about torn, witha species of wold: 4 small piece. OF bone > Faumesting) pub) many jquect Caegleesd Her aunt laughed, and seeing a little stranger a WE WOULDSAY TO THOSE WHO HAVE NoT os superhuman, but ex-| “In this discourse I pass by the question of ut ndsof | brought together by the May meeting, the Lon. and at the appoint iu length,and thousa hoon—a large in the person of a tiny slug coiled comfortably ae Ser ee eis also a distinctly dis- | don Zelegraph deprecates sneering at them,and | up among the erinkled leaves, called the ella 6 SRO CRESS: OUR SBI FOR TS - | says: “We must never forget that it {s the en- | attention to it. ED UPON US THAT WE WILL TAKR SURE THIS WEEK IN SHOWING THEM der how dog” you | the nature of God,and shall cons of the | mankind may come tothe knowledge of God &e, Th lor to the water at times when aj nd upon both banks, and many car READY-MADE ONES HAS BEEN $18. OUKSTOCK, AND THEY. LIKE HUNDREDS OF s f ara Falis were there. noHer neeounts for Sresanee x “Perhaps you don’t have nice little things like OLHERS, WILL BE CONVINCED THAT THE ry with cut-| by growth in grace. It issimply an exposition ma Magara wecoaier sons Ecuaenie acec nis forthe spriance: thustasts who make history. People of fashion | sat, in your salad,” she said: MEY ARE Now $15. right to “ery” | of the truth that the knowledze of God is to be which must suggest toail persons fainiliar | ™4¥ Perform all their social duties to the letter, he child looked at it for a moment, then — NEW YORK MILLINERY STORE, ii imag | derived ehtefly from moral experience and the ig to one of the siriazers, and after ¥ with the Plymouth the importance of | and orthodox, conventional, middie class folk | said, proudly: LOT 9930-A HANDSOME PLAID ¥ iidren ” moral intuitions of mankind—evolution in ad down, shouting in broken | prompt action to assure a supply of wholesome | neglect nothing which they ought to do, and “That's nothing, we have immense slugs in bite one or two of therm nm yeu have to | bs : crowd to look at him, he sprang | water for thi: yet, when their life’s sand is run out, leave the | OUTS: , SUIT. THE COLORS ARE A COMBI- IS THE PLACE POR THEM TOGET BEAL Baw out he manulacture and sal moral experiences as the ground and reason ethis body kept a ¥ a <0+—_ hal . Thin tte | y2jC8Me BFOss a little“boy of a profoundly re- = Gaina, because hoy ent himself of evolution in the knowledge of God. adsiruck him, and whirled | Gondolers Keep Up Their Reputation | Y°'ld no better tor their sojourn within ligious turn of mind. Nothing sed him so NATION OF THE LATEST SHADES, oa only had hi “The question of th the water on Nis | From the Puiladelphin, Teleceaph borders, At least the frequenters of the May | much as being talked to about heaven and hell, — aes 16 manttacture (by Fer | respects yet uncert 5 nd shoulders, with splash that wis | Te Venetian gondoliers are a hardy, active, | Meetings, or such of them as are actuated by See Te pneels oC tient anid da —— — THE PRICE HAS BEEN $20, THEY —_— tere mek bat cole sens ad) onghtto zo | HOMeans proved that he evolved from ably, heard on ithe Ranks He a appanea cheery set of men, civil and obliging, limbed | Siucere motives, have the enthusiasm of hu- do their souls go up?” © 3? When People die ane xow sus, fy aia that one tad dog or this good Kind) | (He inferlon mammalian, world, though many | bonenth the surficg coming up ayaia iar below, | cneery vet of men, elvil and obliging as grey-| Manity. They are not content only to be born | “Ves my dear,” she answered. x = _™y25_ 030 7th street, Near K street northwest, guerre se - i 1 patloss of bydvope iia | Probabilities there “may b nd there Whirled and tossed about By thesinne nous S hounds, John of Bologna might have moulded an Ho cio chad there alee ms wee Heat oe ze neliat to auawar ALSO TILE FOLLOWING LOTS OF $18 AXD jected by ka b hydrophobia | PM ere Js as yet ho deme on 0 ent, A boat bad put out trom the shore, an e arene 1ffGI O10 at, EP, I ther scarcely ki '. pi epee ea | Thing tint looks ike cavsotate ea mr any | Tom, A bowl bad put out from the shore, and | hts incomparable mercury from one of these and give in marriage, and rear children, He- | It's so dimeult to MEN’s AxD vourns sues, |Lun Moxument Im view of “the evil” which—becanse | A et a xplaip toa child,so she an-| g99 surrs low | Mihe-limed, sinows onrsinen, ‘Their fine do- | tision, patriotism, philanthropy, let the motive | swered pernaps iajuiiccousts altets burt of the | velopment of form 1s due to their occupation, | be what it may, stir within thei to pass the,| “The good have white souls, dear,and the bad catitely recov. | their habit of rowing standing developing and | World on to posterity better than they found‘| black.” ‘ap. Although | exercising every muscle in the frame from the | 1t. Some seck their ideal by paths which lead {Quite black, mother—never spotted? ot how any bridge can t 1 sever], cases of hydrophol tieted over | auloat tintil I reached him many rods | mae 1 stors, if | the bridge. The most animal, inferior kiig- | whole aif, i Il lead us to an absolute ered from the effvets of his crazy byss between man and hi in uh pecetk such the were, doms, which sh LOTS 9,717, 9,753, 9, 9,806, 9,871, 9,687. > ASK TO SEE THESE LOTS, THE @RIGINAL nty. But that the human race began at_a | he was bruised from head to. heels by the con tothe heel, As a class they are the criscme are mistaken inthelr concep-| “No, dear.” WasuInotTom; low point as compared. with civilized and | cussi« fined to his bed for some days picst xeLofimeén to be found, among tne | ton of what ts wisest and best:but all whoare || “Not if they are only pretty zood and pretty | price: WAS GUARANTEED TO BE aS LOW Goabgte men there ean scarcely be any | no internal orsins wor Injured, and he was | low orders of Europe. | ‘The watery ways on | ncere, all who bring good inteutions to ald | bad, would they not be Diack aid white dhent — Oh; kan oomnmeeenlis : on suelt | doubt. soon ab sing of the teats he would | which their days re spent send up no cloud of | them in the practical work of what they assume T think not, dear.’ AS ANY HOUSE IN THIS COUNTRY CAN POE So Se ah and down “eF- | sit ia elinost aniabesiute end demonatea- | undertake Inumpine Barbe was wiceenouan | Werroc hes of mud to sully thelr neat and | & be the ishprovement and regeneration of | ‘The boy was not satisfied, and a nelzhbor ja See a Hetie Sead ere bee | ble cortainty aeat the Reena Tees aceeneed an | Hever torepeat this one. “Dave” was a taniinr | Cetgcrstee ate society, ‘are worthy, at least, of generous ap-| (Mrs. Baker) happenin: Ii dangerousty | OFFER, TILE REDUCED PRICES ARE JUST orrus eto. ny | the carth: long periods: belore there was as ure in that Vicinity many years ago, but ‘Their Hands and faces, bronzed to as dusty | precintion and honest praise.’ Had It not been | just he was most ai in his inquiries faa or tt : such ehronolog You owzht-sif you wonld only do the thing | held. The crea onght, fistéad of the thing you Ike—to | to church ehronolos} up a lithe wi fr little | thousand years a ¢ church hi erto | felesraphs and daily papers were in Their lead- | a thitas the sun and the wind can impart to the | for the selesame spielt whieh moves the en- | asto ho ion Of the world, according { tug strings in those day It is liely’ that bis re- | human epldctnie ane shee eetee ate | t y,was but a litte over six | own is now first published, SL years after | locks, are as free fron iM Jowy based upon | tae fact, whenOdlum’s fatal leap niaturally re- | are tiose of any. hiz she was, and w husiasts of the May meetings in this year of | her a zood-womut ii and as well Kept as | face working in the breasts of the men. and | and chanced to. si n-bred we should call] ‘THAT MUCH LOWER. IF YOU BUY A SUIT One day’ friend came in, — TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. at “Mrs. Bal ker was ex’ | AND TAKE IT HOME, AND DO NOT WEAR xentleman. ‘The | Women of the elder world we should all be lit- | pected to breathe her last, every moment” — cecil de te Nes apt Aeeras ea aa Is it. costume of a gondolier of the bette Ue better than barbarians, he words were nd sooner out of her mouth | OR SOIL If IN THIRTY DAYS, AND YOU = Very men who make It t5-bo uncertaine: It is ee hea handsonte one to adopt for D Chicago We Pee ret mane’, into the garden, and. bo. are — between true. terspe longer f doubt among Victor Hugo's Last Days. ball, since it is very characteristic, and yet runken Chicago Women. gan watching Mr. Baker's house, In about a] PREFER THE MONEY TO THE CLOTHES, i eaybeon | christian sclentists that man made his appear arisletter tothe Courrier des Etats Unis | simple and suflicienily in accordance with a| HANDSOME GIRLS ToTTERING FROM “conFecf | quarter of an hour he returaed, und clectritie anev ages and ages before any such chronal te as the chureh fixes it at. The six thous st drunk: pune | card cel the tenderest ssrpathy | and years of Arehbish deseribes the scenes at Victor Hugo's bedside | gentlentan’s eve during his fliness. On Holy Thursda Sueuisureeroes suit to be worn with- TIONERS’” QUIET CABS, us with these words: : Tt con of a loose. | Chicago Correspondence St. Paul Globe. seen Mrs. Baker’s soul go up, and it’s BRING THEM BACK TO US, AND THE el the tenderest sympathy mere comme compared | siests, including M. de Le: trousersto match, “tite jacket ‘closed’ wigh | , Ofcourse will apologize to the fair sex for | Almost the sharpest person Tever met wasa | MONEY 18 ALWAYS KEADY For You. iebietomenege epmtnetgancd for Your sorrow, we must say it—it Is silly for | @ mere semicolon, a mere comn og ivehe pock was. two rowsoflarse, highly-polished brass buttons, { SPeaking of the “refreshment rooms” of popular Uny gitlof about five years old. She would soak ‘Cent Clothing House, 927 and 929 Teh street, atves, and med digs | Witt the seolvgi¢al cerainties of tits ynatter.! house, anit the pork ir and Js bound around the edges und around the | Confectionery shops and restaurants as “drink. | treasure up phrases and quotations she Inet * Laas been fighting a noble battle for the people. wis EAS as Widlewious for) PERIOD OF GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT. | gave no token of approaching illness Culfs and collar and pockets with cloth of ite | Ing saloons," but such, they certaluly: arct aed | heard Otte ‘people, make tees ease Dee A.SAKS & ©, ‘vb opeush lth ine habelieion Me Insta SOE that all aleohol shall be ban-| Mr. Beccher then argued at considerable | middleofthe following ulhthe one me | two shades Hghter tan the hue of the zarment | irany one will take palus to test: the teath ot tice out in the oddest way. | to do some.{| OSE PRICE PLAIN FIGURE CLOTHIERS San pesbsGk nha ak Ss hos egies aber j length that the tens of thousands of years that | some trouble of the hear : papules | ttsele iS xt zed nalloré Unt, around t or shade | thisstatement he'll find an extraordinary de- | thing which she had been asked tedo,herincher | my2a 316 AND 318 SEVENTH STREET. ‘The days of high prices are over, and the older an by its men inhabited the earth preceding the Bible | veloped into the maily that ended his’ life. Pe yaoi passer eth bah UGE Tigiitar Sunda und for havsom and gurneys in front of these | made use of the quotation, "Tis folly to re: | ee = = a a poo hack tip for thee baigh : | account of them was a period of growth and de- | Ina few days he bi need that he | is | plncoa late tn the atternoon of any pleasent dene | member,and "us wisdert to lore es lealers who hold up high profits they he ee velopment, during which men were cout (oat nat anu fo. those who snoke. to | SGaby** knows ils business and nse nothing. | ,guite th hour after the child's nurse, came to Cc LC made a few years ago will soon be numbered, ves by drowning! : : $s conditio: : ASEHRe oHoRthe ene ‘ab, - | tale her to bed. “she aren ; ives by drowning slow stuges tow Knowledge of themselves and Leal that 1 eo he ee oe oe He's beon there before, “He discharges his fale | suid SGoodeulght® to avateone tents tenty | Crom mia a fish we fre s the lower Be ever absent.’ A sash pfcloth, mateh- | Patron at her own door in as comfortable & nimated conversation wi elderly. t 2 n believed | “Gn the morning of Ihe the jacket ana troiscns atid eithtione aay | Manner as posable, While a “alee hesdacker | Wee.at anlmated conversation with an elderly ae or ee toate wean ng the jacket and trots e la rf C1 = when we announced at our opening that we finished with wide worsted fringe, is vied ents the lady from appearing with the fam- The nurse still stood at the door waiting for THE MISFIT STORE, ; try we never so hard, that a se w . father | x : » the 1a at the tea-table. Ifthe sexes were reversed | the child, so her mi lied het ‘Would sell clothing at exactly 10 per centabove t P : 3 | “ ved oF hia ein it,and ten thou: | oe ereplied, az around the walst, the ends falling ‘atthe let | HY t of he , so her mamma cal er, mn TEA Pare aecuntee | [ot grrr a RN Tate ae | Iti wales Wells” he replied. “Tt f death; | oie Sometimes the Jacket 1s pired witht red, | the verdict would be, “the old man is drank ‘Baby, dear, CORNER TENTH AND FSTREETS ike: we cannot | lated the realm around about their lt cost. ‘They said we couldn't do it and still pay h the No notice, ‘ s r bine as the cloth where: | But. In this case “ma ls worn out with shoppinj ‘Then to M. ‘Lockroy he said: “My triend, tt is. | OF 8 eng Gee Due oe ae clothe Where en yi nae ut of the av x i as Lomo ee expenses. Well, we have done it Speedy The Soni existence of god : anise a faded | OLIUIS composed; but the style Lhave Just de- | , 1 have seen young ladies scarcely out of their | “Raby. de Tiuigo dye, Underst ad dog should not be Pine mee acet orem tbe ¢xiaieite Shree nee (aay ba G0) spenbs to yous” “He) side | tana qe this mone IRUAL aid Ts AlEG, ‘ie prettl- | teens emerging trom th oso pices in a State of | ks mamm el Salis, Indigo dive sales are the dealer's best profits, We sell aw a by its done In our | position, chunicter—taking thelr knowledge of | is very long: itis too long.” Inthe | €& Itopensat the t show c Webuely that verged upon total obliviousuess, | “Have you forrotten that nurse fs waiting?” jisaiel Site. dice mn vise be eal Stee tooe dimer ax we | thein fron Within themselves, ‘This is what we the procedine nbeht, duriawa mammens | and white necktie, bot Castomors were oid aue that his bestpaying | Such a wicked littic face was turned round 2a Clon at = scree to well Seat, vt flad them out, Itisnotour biame, it is | must do—make up in our Imagination and our natury | eption of derived from dare to say that through the pare | oc eertain admirable moral nat d builders, as He customers were ladies of wealth and positi wh vate room and the ed within her eyes. d. “Why,” suid he, “I've | “Tis folly to a “tis wisdor ladies at Obe Une in my | fordet,” she sald then tanoatal the wee white eu y ; , the nen bein fannie put of showy) whiteness, : Ki cut, anda set of brass rium, he pronounced in a ioud voice this fucha Knowiug sinile played round herlips and coarse in quality THE TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE: “C'est fel le combat da jour et of the human as baany as ten 1 Ted Bet hi upper parlors, none of them able. to Walk across | Ing with laughter st Hoven ee ee Foe Fea cetlmsenriynds : hen he talked of | etween Infernal Machines. pe ofthem ¢ Ing with laughter at her own Wit. prices to sult every one. If you wantanextra : St any use of al-| builder. So that i fhtee Panie vith the | gscon'es . What dol do with ‘em? Let ‘em | ‘These fourare the roll little ones ‘ : . medicine, is given to the eit must : creates in | his fitsof delivvuu b with the | From Chambers’ Joornal, e Fare the most droll little ones that I i use them more wine and e them all ve t pm) Witte the ti nders, and sud- | them even assuming the Innocent semblance of | send em home at the pryper thn fine Suit, we have lit, If you want something ‘Good for a little money, we have that also. All and then only: were funny, But almost ‘continually, I wher nave certainly the right to be: When the young queen of Austria, pressed on every side by the ruthless oppreston of the | continu ization Pealled “ "Cute 3 | A pe ° ze * itis, cut to SI varieties and styles of Pants, Clothing alse great Prosskin kk le abling into - | themytholozi and Rome, Se LOLEne ts san to | anordinary lump of coal, The imitation {sso 1,000 pair Odd Pants at S0 per cent Jess than ordi- jonah rager rr a aaa neo harry Seen carcs| pene Wt iteeng ria nergy eorigin ‘ toe Spann wWhlen county he | €o8 that Lis only on taking itn the hand we | 5, meg Att Culture of Lees. ——— ++ —___ ne ics Toyal crown upon her head, appealed for the | outgrown. At lenzth came apeople that struck Seed Dae OE Re eta Hieh country Be | discover that the supposed coal isin realltymetal Tie OLUbE day A LGsuai a an wile wecewaNe Saturday Smiles. SS Soe: protection of her k n to her loyal sulijects | the ‘true path—the one only Sar Gs C1 "Ae copia the Mansi, passed hewouldire- | Hollow, bulor great weluie and pubet Html ng alode Kearsoy aticee’ wus “4 a | aAt®, meeting of the Philadelphia Women’s oy ns er Hungarian nobles ruse tn | know it now, | In everythin t constttates | Ae son a site ottacs singulararticte was broughtto the policety one | ME lowe Kearney street, when the husban Athletieassociation st discussion arose relative Cutaway suits for boys and Youths, from. _ ands upon the | superior religion | re inde 0 the 5 is cheertul 5 Hane Puthee Gliese era cowvine | eXeltimed: to roller skatin {the thirty-nine young ai? v tka ur | the nave fo the 5 . a mania 5 ie vulgar, @ remainder professed entire = . . ney ee the Seer From the N.Y. Tribune, ing our own and foreign governments of plots | “4° ignorance of the subject, Halt an our aft Sete. Pull ‘anerienets, Sowest, dest ADLER the “Ive been wlanghin’ most fit to kill myself | which in reality had no existence save in bis | _JUstas the wife looked an accident occurred feet, Still less for the their faces e “tenderest s¥mp mecting the members were at the rin Rich Goan : eting th ors Were i every FOR BOYS4 7012, ny.” that 1 all the way up,” sald the driver doubling up | own Imagination, He asserted that thi sup. | men sometimes does happen po eeepren (ea Sallor S TEN PER CENT + 1 jer Gia HEALA. 5 Shee Saseeets pased pic ul,with others of the same kina, | vo af 5 pt Foetal png Milita] SU AULT EEA Ie Leak The Tenor ata oan emailer Daroxyism a8 | Tray intended to be charged with explosivestnd | [Ot slipped on the carriage slep aad ler akicts | — Pootry, a waxed mustache, mystery, long hat CLOTHING HOUSE, \en—for I suppose & man’s | New that was not evolved by tha which | the reporter swung on to the front platform | iiixed with the genuine coal in the bunkers of | Were caught up, E and a sweet tenor voice ‘will often inake a s, Pluited sud Plain Suits, complete be counted Ge an “Mreument™ Xl men tow wipe hein tet on on thai to with the calm confidence and grace of the pos- | some doomed. = t. in |, “Tbat’s not Mrs, Jones,” the wife réplied. not- | woman feel as if t S only a shect of tissue up x p. It is said tha Nivel ony af eetMitiea | tng the Incidentane ite fevelation, cr ners paper betwe you to notice those words, rege nos Walch is filtiier still. But this noblerexample | sessor of a $ Sidoeshopitee one Mite Anan Witl 000 That eXpression of these Hungarian no- | his been subject to the great divine law of tn- accident nsuranee_ pol “We picked up an old lady down here on y. | cousea ten heave FoR NOYS 13 To 18, STRICTLY ONE PRIOR _. and herself, but it is the the warton his nose and six figures the coal in the 2 | one w nit at $4, worth Se, ir king, M: Theresa, instead of our | folding, ofevelution. God, as known to us, | vache Livadiarthen | {would like to know,” exelaimed the hus-| in his bank balance who scoops her in Au All-wool Sult At $5, worth $7.50, ‘827 and 829 Seventh strest northweah, Maria Theresa—has bee interpreted to | not known to antiguity-cnot even the Jewiee jeune Gece ane ee Sone Heek BAUS aioe at gow, bat without result. side by |bandin ainazerment. eg, and Mra, | uGKes ber happy ever afterward.—Full 4 eS See ntan ides ia their minds to suit the | antiquity. The conception which they gave us, | heron and she had fixed herself in the ith this last Item is a farmore formi Tees abe ala noe 4 hill leg, and Mrs. | Adgance, eure Southeast corner Mamachusetta evébua, S tuterpretes, “Wer 4 is" | and which has been retained e Since, was | Young tell given her, she pulle a . It is of smal Dut the solld- | Jones, us you kne ves on Pine street, One day last week as alady and gentleman | 897A Ball au elven with every Boys Sult, eehavemen Ghracan acksowketnen | mater cn. ticuee ec | rey md Sountiee Ky offts construction and the peculiarity of its | ‘THis cohversation hints at an important faet, | wore balay deien feng ney, ANd cent Sie keer GOES Always be sure that you are in the RIGHT PLACE, part of those me men, that | IT HAD To RE FOUND ovr, Hetor, I want to get out at) shape—a flattened oval, tapering down at the | Which all women in San Francisco well know, | field the gentleman pointed out the 1 . See “ADLER” over the door, here was awe Mr. Beecher went on to say thatall that man had learned about God or themselves had I ‘a matter of finding out.” No instruction zhi~errants | been given tomankind by God in regard to » indicate the | extremity, where the fuse Is inserted—indi- | The women, and the men tooor course, who live | teresting polmteatone tee con cate Unat’s be ial thought and ingenuity have a eae sown as Ne caves Tuered in sight or th e old Cushing family eet been expended on its design. Even the most | & : 6 the: m5 ve remarked: “The man who swore in Wasliing- 83" As unscrupulous parties have imitated oursigns: Ba Open until ®; Saturdays until Ee eae Cran IrTals, HOW Over CAD NOULS | Mari bee eall aoe eee every | souls buried there’ “Tie man who wuore in | ami renee, becerenh nea mamense teeter, ss oe + on bis, guard nis « ycontri- | Man who has pald mueh attention to physical aan 4 4 be Spacaiwins ; ny his guard, and) this deadly contri. | man who has paid int Phot ete dene repeated inguiringly. He | TENTH AND F STREETS, my20 my23 any on CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS. tw nd sung out Conductor, ain't this Great Jones-s Vane was in . ereently lest ina tr jevelops, ined that the remains of Iry in those | #2¥thing. Man was compelled to grope bis ‘No mum,’ says the conductor, ‘this is | conductor was persuaded that his“tind” w the muscles on the sides and upper portion of | Ghiet Justice Cushing, who. administered the = eee had said to this | Way intolight. This wasalike true of physical | Prin infernal machine of more than vrdi tie calves: which level walking never exerelses, | outh of office to President Warhington, were KKeee Masvracrontsa Coxraxr. wt claxping the | aud moral things. God Himseif was the r “When we passed Bond-st. she Jumped clean | ical chara pnveyed it, wi and which consequently never develop. laid in that quiet little cemetery.—Buston’ Lrav- ‘i Never mind now! | sultant of all the fin out of the human | Out of wer seat. ‘Conductor,’ she sirieked, “this | preeattion who att first were of the rhe Vistecinn A: 5 ater. Crosrxe Orr Sar 437 SEVENTH ST. N. W. nrelene ae if Mile theonehe the tae Aa sia at Jonesst. same opinion, AVestigution, howev - ee. “I should like to write for your paper,” said a : We will uc tomak the conductor with a | satistied the bposed explosive was | This year completes the forty-cighth of the | pris young inau WG hat heed ee ee HEADQUARTERS FOR SHIRTS AND MENG [Bess ‘I x merely. an Saclay bata? OF # | sovereignty of Queen Victoria, who ts now | tor, “Bless you, my bos,” sald the pon, pucker, FURNISHING GOODS, xpresston to mean neither | wa etty Koon we come to Great Jones- | new design for an infant's nursing bottle sixty-six years old. She has outrelgned Eliza- ly front a wrestting match,)| 1 HAVE DETERMIN! " believe that these strong . but the lcin” polities see ae : N itiiiie nameure meas " Keey's CC. Shirts. six for $4.50, oF T5e. each, of thes 4 A eo uiaa T made upauyrnind a Mistory of the Yaquix. beth, nnd lacks only Shakespeare to make her | ciel us Gateh can, with the name nan MY ENTIRE STOCK Keeps K Shirts, sls for 86, oF ST each, bats es fala: kept th n Francisco Bulletin, record the brightest in the world’s history. ens — Guaymas Correspondence ‘ { your money to the cashier, first door to the mga The Yaguis hold the tile to their lands from | Three English kings have ruled longer than | Hght, and he'll send itte venkat oe the king of Spain, and do uot recognize the Re- | Victoria—Henry IL. and Edward TIL, Plantag- ee po ee Peon ionerees | public of Mexico. No taxes or impostsare levied | enets,and George IIL, the Hanoverian mad- rage NO RANE CRIA on G00 | onitien Orie levied man. Victoria Alexandrina has had fourteen | Walling intoa wardrobe, manazed to tin Uinending conscious torment Is sweptoutor Ue | He AtishUsanart pace, Justa great heavens where love shines, and W Ae a anes dine Justice hates eruelt; etna: “In this view let me say t rm cf the | etsnrs Wh Keeps KK Slilita, six for $7.50, of $1.25 each, lor LADIES, S AND IN: |, All Ailly relutorced, fluest workuimaship, = fitting | Pants UNDERW. Seen 5 SEEMS SHIRTS MADE TO MEASURE. | FANTS UNDERWEAR ALSO, SUCH AS ME- Gur quality abe Vey Maal Bis tee oa tle RINO CLOAKS, FLANNEL SKIRTS AND CAPS the petty erit at God s Word sare 1 ip fares at the rate o: aarauteed + a oieet anne : INS IN NECKWEAR, UNDER- contempnole in; the preset Ciuc witier wattnaciigtsod | Heeted. ‘They are a hardy, agricultural race, | winbtrles und really no big, war, Avithin the | what mones‘ue hud about bin SHator Salt | THOSE OF OCR EATROSS Wit0 EVER BOUGHT | TESDERS Rit ChOt Ree ea phlei rose iis ite : jand, while T was kawehin’ so AES LEDS °* | Victorian axe belong all the electrie inventions, : mea mega. sc, Be, eye nome feat | ea pretreat e ee div't hawe stopped'it if Lay Lito. Bime- pn small patches of fertile soll on the bor- | tive post uiliee, the World's fales: the sewing og, | MTC! Bulletin, . ABOVE GOODS FROM US KNOW THE FIRST WEA bica waits 18 taught in the words-E'cat | saree ees epee A in ihe corner pulled the bell and the | ders of the Yaqui river. They steal stock when | chine and type writer, the daguerreotype and | A scientific writer says that to discover how as 1. ‘Then th lady got ont and e sireet leavin’ the con which registered tity da dozen passengers Thev proved this, for they did fight, | wonder of mien. What if there them did die: and met do not de: What docs. that 1. weeping woman— | should be mistaken d: swear to that effect some- | men, worm out and wasted worthier object to | fevotion, But wh ku opportunity offers, but have rarely in the | all its resulis, the steain hammer, the spectro- | 20 Insect breathes, “take, ist few years committed any murders. Ca- | Scope, nitro glycerine, the mitthlle. the eh BE ere area well Bat Weshall not | cy sccerep <LY HAVE and aw stern ruler, He bas abso- | archwlozical discoveries, and the investigations | ttkes a wasp « Aa YO come a in: | AM GOING TO SELL OUT AT A SACRIFICE. ontrolever them. ‘The two nations com- | of Darwin and his pupils. Great tnen ia her | Sect breathes, is pretty “apt to do sone. very = ee 4 Awasp or hor | CLASS STANDARD OF QUALITY AND WORK- customs still reb re should be iniperte int i Whi: tS x a a i t = aver over 15,009, of which at least | time have died by the thousands,from Welling. | 'pld and vigorous breathing. himself before he | HAVE ARRANGED THE STOCK AS FOLLOW: “ . ot fat wliether faws permitied? Wirat if tite dust and th Rody of the Athlete. Hes. Thelr principal arms | ton to Garibald)y from. Pagauinl. to, Wagies, proceeds far with the Investigation, Better take OULYER S BURDETT " cabin and nod criticism, | Should still be fount Hiei he Ge eis (Gln ee weurs and a three-cornered | from Tuileyrand to Beaconsticld, from Benthans SRS Suet Goern Cyislaie Cis law against Rute gent tor the Diaries ofOacoae Se T dire 1 know. ButI)| Bible? They ure but fleeting elements, Beahort e Vermmne: CnilC) LeMees f ronwood. Some of the ar- | to Darwin, and from Syduey Smith to Carlyle. Giger we concealed weapons.—Norristown Her 2 CENTS, dare . have their ise in merking the stages of devel-| The autopsy on the body of Robert E. Aad ae ena Ape ein pow: | No seand: Latins oes to! pes sR Nt zh to an office newly made, Creed > ord * “itizenc mm, the vlio lenpe i ere : mull sucks, used by them to.| more respected at home ai 2 y . 5383 from darkness into relative, lights aud the core | vee frome tha, Deenact eed inte the Bast | throw in the eves of thelt: adversarigy, which 4 ae Onsen ee A bungry and thirsty stranger strayed: a ee Tue Prone Sceptre, | selousness late rekctie eit eseng the con-| river from the Brooklza bridge, not only | said to swell hens Upendra Fifty Clerical Wheelmen on a Tour in| He peeped through the keyhole, lingering TS, DRAWERS AND CHEMISES, ow hier ouly erway | helug bern gathered to ltsclt easates of Fiches | Bowed that the fall had erushed nearly all hiy | Cajeme hus a royal guturd, te magor port ‘Canada, long, — waxT Low rRicms tection of her kl ‘The Bible is nova book weittes 4 Lorzans, bu} Hosed the fuet that, In | Whom ane mounted a cavalry aid are pleked | Tore are in the United States about, three | AS he chanted a strain from an old-time song, 2 ergueEn | wrote ‘Paradise Lost, jtsniticent muscular development | huror ve hundred of thos, the eee ee | Nundred clerical wheelinen, Including twelve | ANd the sid words fell trom. kis lips $0 thin od, It isa sp M4; Bist and stalwart physique, his body was far trom | Country oecupled by then reaches aie uk, | Doctors of Divinity, ten theological professors, | “i Want toget in! I want to get k WANT LOW PRICES, oenee maens Sato tbs ‘Been. twenty niles. “Here are located their towns or | liny of hove genticmen ate to Unte e nero | A. well-dressed citizen, sleek and fat. ARE DESIROUS TO SECUKE, FOR A VERY will fiebt ter pueblos, each having its gover or, Judges, ete. | three weeks th Canada, wheeling sees Soft was his chair as @ throne might be, , Otay 5 OVer 621 miles Plaroda all have a ki cuba tice quite | Of, We best, rowds on'this continent, ‘The are | BUL bE uourafully, played with the office key, Te ealse quits | rangements have been under the supervision of Sopbed, as he listened to the stranger's arkot ti bats, pigs, elc., ail) Rey. Sylvanus Stall, of Lanea: ster, Pa, “11 have t ‘tout; IN have cad ket in Guaymas. In fact. | star is wo be made at Niagara Pall veto getonty ve to get out! Who report to the chief. The TI beans, melons, pumpkins, ete, I to become # consumptive | # kirge munber of chickens, nd yet Odlum was | Of Which find a ALL OUTLAY A HANDSOME, FASHIONABLE SUIT OF CLOTHES FOR ‘RSELF OR SON PAY USA VISIT TO-DAY, AND WE ARE CONFI- WE WILL HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY TO a cousciousiess. Should Pit I | had stood upon the Acropolis aud di.eovered | that there were spiders in the gr vl that tleak in the roof, or tit ther " Ph - oi Al STRATE THAT WECAN BOTH PLEASE ras dust blown upon the coraices, blow it te sique anil rugged ance, | he supply of woud, eaueanats, oysters and | Sth and the eaatens Decay nallss, . JR. Burdette. ene haga fie wins techuee law thee mise Gras Care CO eine | AN Une OCLs eke Cone one ete or | tt rough Hamilton, Galt Woodstock” ondon, | , No} fat warm weather has fairly set In “the Tee cee ne ASE es ee Ln Salt pose ats ns were not 1 eood condition, es 7 conies Goderich, Stratford, Guelph, reas, | boy’ ve ed the eracker barre! Ne Lb As ce eae ae t remarkably strong, healthy | Fiver. ‘The trade of the Yaqui Indiane wit Goderich, Stratford, Guclph, Toronto, New vs” have abandoned the cracker barrel and tle, Brighton, Napanee, Kingston, by steamer | raisin boxes and sit Just outside the door ofthe the Thousand’ Islands, and return to} Lyceum.” They had all gathered about and Falls, August 26th, The entire expense | Were having a good, quiet smoke, when Si Slip- was the si hardy desc tis, sie Way with one of the | Port of Gi oes killed Inthe fgt | Mouth Fearorss ago. Intact it | for good pintions of haman consciunsne: ard the highest idea! and with ne co:fesy ofthe grandeur of this movement nor ot | average over $3, produce is exehatized | Niu and forms quite an item to the small | Oris INSPECT OUR GOODS CAREFULLY WHEN YOU CALL, EVEN IF YOY DON'T WANT TO BUY AT PRIS IN SHORT. COME AND SEB 3 tour, including hotel bills and transpor- | 8hod spoke up: “gt tiailed | the grandeur of its results. sit the doctors could discoversomething | stores of the town. tation, while in Cansda is not fo exceed $30. A | _."D'ye hear’ who'd got the post office up ter YOU, AND HOW MUCH ven which I the body ‘of almost every strong, = Western division, starting at Detroit, 1s to Join | Hawkinsville?” the first THE LIMITS OF SCIENCE, ay man they zeta up. “Are ‘The Rewards of Virtue. te eastern party’at London. “Na-a-w,” drawled Rube Rations, “Who's the wit storm, whi | _ Touching briefly upon, wie teachings ofseience, 1S Js a ana es ce a | rom the Hartford Times, an Oajan*easen Icky cuss tomer?” A shill sweep away for | Mr. Beceber said: “The ht elect, in the | 2 a Sa sheli, a nm Unjust Reflect “Augustus de Lacedge, sure’s I'm horn!” Whicly sincere x tain | sotca tierce er (ire ena riclioes in the | hans aiterall, the || A Meriden man went troat fishing the other | yom tne gn eee _ “Who in-sheol’s hes? Tnquired Itube: with a 2 tril nein vat term, as a imere re | ooked for lose and | day and on bis return acknowledged that he | 70m the: eee prising familiarity of the net of isract sighed by reason | Ing force, can never discover God e: puny are provided with pe set Porgans, 1 More autopsies be held aud the trath be known, m st version, hadu't cauzhta thing except vad cold and an | | Although Bufler Mahone has been indicted | | “Nobody ever hearn tell on him afore,” said ruite, His hearers thought his mind was | fr assault with intent to murder a walter at | Sl, “But here's tew him. honor success, an’ peat 1 : mages joan’ care a continentai wh rig er ares = =z zHtape however, the. tevtte ie th i bul be portsted 10 akonigg it ae | ahead betheligpresoeie wane | | ane Mgt wan suliclent andthe “inosguito | WE MAVE MARKED DOWN AND ARE NOW unswand nader a surgeon's knife le | pentatkatior taca im arming it This | ington that the case will not be peshed tor cae, [ antidote” was. sory. rally in the back | OFFERING OUR ENTIRE STOCK AT REDUC- afier all and that stron mer puspecting HE | Eemarkablo Instance of veracity will be pub- | The dkttics attra ene eee duty In | 7°0m.—HarYord Post. myl2 as He ts capable of a material representation Largely i 1 Europe scientific men eetninteane dapart,and either are aashostie or athetstic. | Vit CLEVELAND, ysl phs x a cry God = as © cry exine up Unto rowing, and God f ly recognized, as the mayor bas Invited him | 2f : im “ TION, PLEASE CALL BEForE purcmasine. | Mlackrs, raw Ta io of His Life. the | Horrible trith that thelr kidueysare fall ofcyats | Leela ee zed as the decoration day parade, | Waiter is isk ee eet eee FO | inne csahowsa he ao epreps corr ortitel . M. aw §: TS From News. ert Ce | oe ae anne OL Vabercloy: jad he will ve puton exhibition ‘at, tue State | Of the law as uny one, no mutter whether bes startied alr, propelled from the sihewy arms of | 7” WE DON'T GIVE YOU VERY GooD VALUE Rilo mteprenten fg ef hia 3 amounts to the fair next fal ‘ut oft-mentioned but rarely * the baggage smasher, and 5 i 2 ace Alan SONS ATS MANUFACTURED. UNLAP J remember upon « vrai And chat Goutd and Sage. seen phenol truly honest man, Senator, °° © Sommon Tough or the gon of | ene with a dalla aoe en ihe | BRING THE Goons BACK, aND YouR MONEY | HATS MANUFACTURED I ted upon by ie frantic eries for tn rit of Investigation fo ch, | HOW THE TWo SULLIONA REGARD EACH e oie ————-+9e_—______ “And so you have received a divorce trom | WILL BE REFUNDED. ALL THE LEADING SHAPES FOR MEN, BOYS: rape eset ron Bet eget ioe pauls | OY re or ea ee RGAnD Was Odium’s Jump Due to Fiction? Are Flattered the Wrong Woman, | that vagabond husband of yours, Mme Sunlih®” | op pusp Laprey —- ror. | 48D CHILDKEN. ™, followed by a suréboat. heres that ate Her 10% From tie Rrovkion Union: The assertion is made by the Philadelphia | From Drake's Magazine, Re hen ae oe) Ene mee a oa ¥ =. 7s Comme, a SeAvEn CRORES DRESS AND Niret seating atoarugiy wok eal tute of man, There are those nas et t 5 a ‘ered when you vE SLA F stow, setting strongly seaward an wieueeicne tana Be ieee Fe Cun ies ACGHIN 3S. xpos | Toe tte aoe ped Bae ae Lara | Cote LA ee a ee OnE | Ra decent ce Onotinges Siten Sake || em Emre paar maps o seized him Just as he was | cepted sacrifiees, Into the ver ef eed: | Woe eae an ee secks when | st chapter of whieh the heroine was deseribea | ld: oe ing a dress for yourseit, | 4 Peat me!” said a Indy in Fifth avenue the | PRICE $125. a ae ~, intends Se is Pat te acs ba tiny the Ricratorg has nothin din, | Ine of money, Its nothing for Sage to let | Matlempling sulci by falling from a consid | adam, “or~er SOUP aloe tndlcalag "th | HUET ENSUE, HOw lub that's paying $2,006 | BEST ALL Woot Pains, 42 INCH, 60cENTS, the boat. The man was utterly Ata hate Saunt ee ae 13 jould Mover alghee e Ve © water below. ‘The ro- ter, r} Mf cE . Hy an Hour before he | Mewetizements have naghing todo. | Wh Gould Sroreo0o “over night.” I dare | jnance was advertised throughout tus canate | Task Ge not sclectin adress for any one this | @F # Piteher."—Albany Times. FORMER PRICE 85 CENTS. Fk om is ating | Aver justies and te reason i merely aetna | SHY, Gould has had ws much as $10,000,000 oF | hy mneans oF Inge peoters area a See. | mes HOF selecting a dre daughter, tartly, Sates eee S GUINET SILKS, ALL QUALITIES, AT 10 PER means dressed f and. then with rare Sats standing Lele eee merely att ad- | $52,000,000 of Sa je time. Sage | ttire of the descending gitl. “There seemed tobe | "Came, tha, let us be golne id Vietor Hugo on a Futare State, = i tuo tnan his vest pocket a Aity-ceut retore, of man’s intelligence in regard. to | and Connor are 1 ‘To be exact, Sage | Svinething fusclnating In the idea, ‘Three sui-| ‘The clerk’ flattered the wrong woman, From the Boston Transcript. (CENT REDUCTION, c se uow) end b ndea Ite (reshma wal gy es conicee, nan fh, | doesnot ke Conor. chee HEC countrys in clog tinitation of the imaginary | Me Has Just Been ie-Elected, and Xs, | Victor Hugo was always convinced that he| SPECIAL sancatxei ware coors | Larruz Cumonex, sir, and £ hope ; 2 le censors, lexi : e evel ne Wind- | Gne. en in Pl ‘i ok, rand 1 hop xe uit mate cap rrimenters, legitimate enunelators of Soe hotel : iihings do not uray eo a pr one ee seine tepid vie aes Berita cael debaea qe salt ms penises. pitas world. | 50 PIECES FRENCI ORGANDIES, FORMER ‘Read these Prices to Your Parents: ‘yourtelr and. your assist. ‘a plans to havi ud a long time ago | Was the reading of her case, it is declared, that | From the Nashville Union (dem: was iy had always ex- J dies’ Hand.sewed Cur. Kid, Cloth Top 8 oss, only - You certainly must (ould calculated that the'old issue of Manhat- | pu tho project. into is Keud ofgainieg’uces: | We are pained to ncie that another promi. | sted from the antediluvian times when the | PRICE 87% CENTS, NOW 15 CENTS, an sa ; proielting Quantities of Tennis Beta, | tan raliway stock Would suiter thenarket, Hy | Helv by such a leayasattength kilied him.’ | nent statesman is troubled with softening of | Oreator placed him on earth, He beliewes thos DON'T FORGET FRIDAY, ‘Ladies’ Handeewed Smooth Goat Shoes, only 4. pai ea el ao [prrcherteedh o Neuen tonaie players within | court decision, 1 think It was, put n diiterentas: thel@ucen a oy! ritnalist? the rete. This ime Jeis Senator Vest It ts a Ri caer, susan uch as he felt in DON’T FORGET FRIDAY, SSS ee a ee on ~ “: - pect on the’ matter and ‘arise in vi e is nearly incurable as To ‘soul thousands of hym1 Iramasand poems 2 Ladies’ Hand-sewed French ke." jhe said. | a radius of ten iniles w York? p was inevitable, Gotild “was ‘obliged | From the Toronto Week. commenced to abuse newspapers and state that pee au bercre | “Yes, there are undoubtedly that number,” nee, that press! mad sie eS Se cover” “his short” interest. Connor Hic hau no use for then and never had. Somer ead ptensg ar eager Snes athelsts would say to him, “The proof that you ; ° his short s Are the royal family spiritualistst People | his friewdn oegie ae and BeveE ys peg ty There Poon ai farty-ales eats ta | tore and Sale of lev teinte pees eae | Hemeell cet a omorminey., He Enew that fell talesof the quoeu; they know that the | button itup, s- Put O Chist inthe past Hugo would aaa yee = 6S5) Sie IAP dad ipa and wall be pieces and ien-cent notes. | day. “The demand is increasing all the time | Tasued Into Sage’s oilice, and, as ifdoing Sage a | Princess Louise has been at seances; they recall told you I did bot exist in the past cen A bs ee ee ee as Tse! Beep the : as a souvent ue value | Oe favor, told the latter to hurry up and sell his m Duke of All -warnt The Wumps, ‘will fa 2 styles of sbves for 6 wnt ier ay Page eae oF te value | OF high-priced goods especially we are selling | stock because It was going ‘alt pieces, Oonnar | weet ee ee ee ager tng | Prom the Boston Post. agen, The post hae writen, ite eee ae aa “We have Fine Show 2 7oss ato Cam, et vey Sb tee pokee tee twice us many as lust spring. A good teunis set | bought ail that ase sold to “tover® Goukke ieiehtee oe ane . ‘The bugwurp comes when the hour is late twice writes” He ‘iniaht have sald? tie a i > vote ean mas is Taulity Mact, Costs froue $30 up. A plain first | shorts. ‘When the dellvery Was made of course | Whole royal family, therefore, as spiritualiste, id tae Pane, Where the light is shining, id. times written. “There is notan ‘age tn | mae ig = Hine Basic ty pes a toe tn. | ates ait rk, Solo any cols | pea es Re are Pu go | rhe bien sea ate tenry| Ag aliens ence, |e, Sp orn, hers obama - emp are, : x could not heqp lnimsel Gilbert Prentice, sixty years old, living in Or. | substance, ab for prize rheatoe, ay ey, $39,000,000 by! is connection with Gold: the | Hendoee nob ae deny stoned to deny it The dragwnmp waits forthe wealthy wink, __| porsouallties forthe Secor that vou iene Risa ae Fae ST moMutly killed by his son, | ake ens cost any amount “oe” money: | feter tetting him into-schornes that orcaee | Re coes nae quite deny, He in Mr Egiinton’s ‘The bennd denominatn ; Polleet your anterior exisieuce: "Sui howe eke | Comm. my 100 The aw Meet ache Wiity tive years, between 12 | Mequct te ne lense, Te deme aranaped | im lange prota, ‘Saye beiped Gould ate tine Splrtualism AHA: Norke, thes eduerry ot] and ie ramp gay kena crn the ‘recollection of vanished ages remain im S08 403 AND 405 7TH ST. X. W. bess Wl 2o'chck Wedn : ‘i A E latte eeded + a Duke A From ‘hook he's baiting. = * | prin: ‘when you HEADQUARTERS FOR THE and 2 ochuck W tnesday Morning. | Prentice | them all symmetrical now, Beveled edges hare | pee stok Qakey «forely, ee tituds by pute | to° gina nis seta Ae sy Puce cs = ce Eicenber a thociel nad! cine siesta cat etaxts WHITNEY CHILDRENS’ CARRIAGE COMPANY. ¢ tfc ehiclad a gona eg: ays hs | Beg yt. Ae were uf tle ae wl weak | Ung fhe ermor nti was lug immenbel tof Ye declare that 2g Rove tide nt Boe ‘THe pagum kimes the nose of her pet, of your -prevent liso? Since 1802 there have ‘ALSO A FULL LINE “A Sone Cons For Drargruar Risson. “Chassinghis mind ie pote: da cap | the nattorar eecaree water always made of | to ange sifec of Sage's fortun. last Seaeantee | attended & seauce with Mr Fainvon, or pro-| qian im. co ner Bosom Oo been ten Vi think | ROLLER 3 ca Cuiniun face Hn Since Ear Slit gata, apis | nelghtds turin, tines, tay ee tht as | the grat deci fe tates ils Woke ned | wmiea mma NS ane. the iferonen inten | — “ZuwelCenhat eerie Ba fo aa |: Sakpeaaaaubnen veoh nematg P| 10 shoot ot. in, seein: a ne gentlemen vary boug! Normous Ni rs eral other people’ i aeicee te eee ‘Seokaraed, ae | nanas tren ounces, but the unk | thee drop ia values made the agora eons Dellovers Iceananeetions eee next | have noticed: wae Lally thie Mi bet atmos ALL SIZES, ALSO A LARGE Gia seispiieicasaisteane adares ing the old man through the head. all the rest.” cng ‘Sedunieadlae unser $4,000,000." pall Potent y perenne t pened Ledger oe ” , ‘VARIETY ‘RASTKE EGGS DISPLAY} “ah SEB | maeam 2.5.6 00, wonton, LYRONBUEG Was