Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 1, 1886, Page 2

THE OMAHA DAILY BERE: SUNDAY, AUGUST 1, 1836--TWELVE PAGE N\ " UTe A LUUKY ACCIDENT. 'Y Q I MYUEN or other. The entertpjinment proceeded I'w U1Q VN ' POWE trousers for the first time, you sit down | o+ STILL AT SWORD'S POINTS. ¢ acowrnr. | ANYIOUS FOR ADJOURNMENT. | Shiootnts threngt oo arie down 1o | WOMAN'S INVENTIVE POWER, | 5iriivr fontaeace sands it titts winie | A BIG NIGAT ON THE PATROL. bt S st e A g the final act of tha afternoon, when the has loft on the chair, smilo sweetly, and 4 — out Serious Results. _— trouble began. Whe. e upon which e remark that you don't mind sitting on o House and the Senats Conti 0 Dis- Nonrork, Neb,, July 51.—[Special Te : N " . the curtain rose wie cuch a garden set as | Hor Tuck Under Adverse Ciroum- | molasses candy at all, and that “boys o Gro: chievements of Omaha's Foure Tho Honse and the Senats Oontinne to Dis- | ot C 1 The west bound pa Big Legislative Boys Blaming Bach Other | yon' dook upon while waiting for | H e will be boys serve your true feel The Great ':VI““I"I"‘;““‘. AL { agree on Important Measures, © train on the Elkhorn line, due hero at 2 Tor the Prolonged Session. the anpearance of a pair of faney clog: tances, ings for future reference. 16eled Lolioeman, p. m., was ditched near Wisner, all but the E dancers or a coupld of serio-comics, — 1f on the oceasion of your first call the — MORE CONFERENGCES ORDERED. | siceper going off the track. It was revorted S but more than the girden was there, At | Barning Fame and Fortune fn Hithe [ itl upon whom you haye placed your | FOUR RUNS IN SUCCESSION. a small, rade platform was that a number of persons were injured, and | HOW CONGRESSMEN EVOLUTES p Pl B orto Untrodden Ways—lnstances young aflections looks like an iccherg i Dr. Dent went down from here. Also & , and ranged on either side from oF Manawornl O bitit and acts like a cold wave, take your The River and Harbor BNl the Bur- | o et o o ot Dr. Bear, p down & tho tormonter woro Managerial Oapability }.-u_n- rly und stay v. Woman in | A Specimen of the Outes plus Ttesolution_and the Fortifls | who has just returned, it Is learned that the | PATX Outlook for Indian Land Pay- | twe doson quecwlooking etizons, #ith Ll TS onra it ftaere I8 urvortaldy ooy WK {55 fawii ww Crtorraunt =4 cations Appropriation Don't accident was nota serious one, The only man e e sevonling dark SR of modern cut be- . T . ¥n ool wosther Qulal saying good Up at Night in the ¢ Suit the House. hurt was Express Messenger Bonce, and he rison Surplus—Timber Cul- neath, and in sote instances trousers Philadelphia Record: It is somewhat | night in the house. Don't streteh it all of Omaha. would not have been injured had he not ture Act—Cutting's Case. with the rolled up, A remarkable that in the face of the faet | the way to the front gate, and thus luy sandages jumped from his ear, receiving a badly i forhaads, and all held su- | that hundreds of thousands of the women | the foundation for future asthma, bron The House Proceedings, sprained ankle, At thesceneof the accident, 3 soene was intended to * i 4T 40 Cting. chitis, neuralgin and chronie catarrh, to Up With the Driver, WASHINGTON, July 51.—The nhouse 16 | ubout u mile cast of Wisner, the track was | o, Senate and House Broil ¢ ol Roman forum m “Ju “"_‘_]'” gt o ""f Suppotting ‘f‘f,‘" that | ilp you worry the girl to death after | It is a beautiful night. The stars shine sumed consideration of the conference 1e- | haing relayed with steel rails and the work- | __WASHINGTON, July = 81—([Special Tele- and the gentlemen 1n linen | Perhaps helf of the number of self-sup- | ¢ho has married you brightly and the cooling breeze from tho Jin Were meant. to personate Koman | DOrting women are the solo bread-win- | Don't lio aborit your financial condi . zens. De Wolf Hopper, n high white | ners of their families, there are still mon | tion. 1t is very annoying to a bride who <pread and all the | question. The democrats in the house are | hat and with & Bowery tilt, led the | of aoknowledged intelligence who cling | has pictured for herself a life of luxury t off without accusing Senator Edmunds and other repub-/ “gang,” as ned ‘i, They were | ¢ ha ) g R VO w1 | in her ancestral halls to learn too late s put at work, licans in the senate with delaying adjourn- guite noisy when the scenc opened, but he theories as to woman's “Sphere.™ | 4, oy expoet her to nsk a bald-hoaded | Withm searcely crosses the threshold. port on river and harbor bill, men had withdrawn anumbe Mr. Hateh of Missonri, rising to apoint of order, sent to the clerk’s desk and had road the instruetions given to the conference com- ot apikes, when | KT to the Brk]—Senators and representa- { south is most teful after the torture of v enginG went | tives are in a broil over the adjournment a torrid day. he city jail is illuminated with its feeble glims, and the light from ittee b » house relative to the Hennepin . - ‘ | The “sphere, s W ate plense K 4 mittce by the house relutive to the Heuncbin | iy four fours the train moved west all & et and republicans in both houses are lay- ) Hopper commanded silence and the up- | The “sphere,” as they are pleased toun- | it who has beon uniformly kind to | Under tho shadow of tho antique and 1, Sturgeon bay, Portage lake and other | Quite a heavy rain fell hera this evening. 3 % | vont censed derstand it, is bounded by the home, and | her to take ? the cold ¢ 0 h Pt The ini the same ehiarge against Mr. Kandall. 1t | roar ceased. " y s ier to take you in out of the cole rotten balcony above, and on either side ises of the river and harbor bill. “T'he - Qv follows " tho lendar of the ] Sifiteicny a1 Don't bo YoRE “These \ i g Wis that (lie te > » ” is very probable congress will adjourn on v, you fellows,” the leader of he | her duties within it comprise littlo else _Don't be too soft. Don't say heSC | of the ample entrance to the loeal bailio, ToInt ot order thatlie made was that, the e A Yonug Man Sulcides, Y . mob marked, *'shuttp. Dere comes Brutie | than the service she can render man in | little hands shall never do a “stroke of e port of the conference committee was in direct | Frizvoxt, Neb,, July 81, pecial to tho | Tuesday or Weduesday nest. Senator Alll- | % violation of every single instruction given by | Brr.|—Jolin Peavy, a young fman nineteen [ S0n 8o informed the Ber correspondent to- | (oo Vido sito can tondor man i [ work whon tiey aro mine, and ‘you | 8its the presiding genius of the pinco in ne an’ he looks like he wos | ) d o fanatics, | shall have nothing to do in our home [ the rotund form of Officer Peironnet. 1aa big speech, Lot's give hi d- | the capaci * km‘&wl', Some of these m the louse, and thercfore not in order | years old, committed suicide here to-day. He ;vmm. \]‘hv-l)hml\' Is anxious to wet away. 115 recep.’ for I can think of no other name so ap: | but to sit all day long and chirp to the | Beside him, sits the equally ample frame and shouldnot bo received. Mr. Hateh raised [ was working for James Hanson, who | 18 patent that no more legislation can be The mob accorded Bratusthe reception | plicable, go still further and assert un- | canaries,” as if any sensible woman could | of Ofticer Turkleson. Ofticer Sigwart and wav time m that sort the questiou of consideration against the re- [ lives about three-quarters of a mile south of | enacted. Only thesundry civil appropriation | asjie waltzed in and the house joi * port, but the house—111 to 24— decided to con= | the city, and shot himselt in Mr. Hanson’s | 18 necessary to be completed to make con- | them, for Brutus was at once identi sider it. barn. He intimated to Mrs. Tlanson that he | §ess ready for adjournment, and the con- | as Roland Reed, the comedian, disguis Mr. Willis of Kentucky, a member of thecon- | was going to take his life, and she hastened | ference committee will work upon it all day | i u ference committee, said that he had declined | o a neighbor's to inform them of the cir- | to-morrow, if necessary. Congressmen, s a skates on and nobs on his ankles and | the chain of life, tosign the roport becanso hohonestly bolieved | cumstances. The report of his revolver was | rule; are in no condition to feign the work of | knees as 15 watermelons. He as- | ation only so At IE 1t srorn ratiiod by the Irouse, it would | S00m heard, and he was just breathing his 185t | ropaiving fence L ) se, when they arrived. No cause can be as- ned | hesitatingly that intellectuality in woman | be happy fooling ll 18 a sort of superfluity, and in no wise a :' ':H'h‘< Reratl i i land Rey [ ocessity to the falfillment of her mission. | memory for the soft things and silly | & tight-fitting bathing-suit, with roller- | o them sho is worely n animaldink in | promises of courtship, and occusionally, | trance, while a Bk reporter with soveral nd worthy of consider- | 1t after years, when she is weshing the | thoughts divected toward the morrow & terme ar as she ‘caters to their | dinner dishes or patehing the west end | sits in the middle of the group. Dimly s 5001 as they get home. <I'vmlwl the vostrim with firm tread and | comfort, T'o the credit of the lords of [ Of your trousers, she wil remind you of | gugiined standing in the guttor is the Whien the very hot wave struck the house in | haughty mien. I'hen with an Y and | groation, however, it must be confessed | them in a cold, sarcastic tone of voice. 1 other civie guardig re shrouded in a girl has a fine retentive N ¥ gloom on the opposite side of the en- 1ot only be the end of this bill but the end of | signed for the ac ML 3 PARINA ? ¢ X gsod 4 »atrol wagon, its golden letters glisten every river and harbor bill i the future, Mo | e AL LA gl Uil ) fi:fifi:-'fl“m a fir‘:-‘\ i \I!\'\'(‘]‘l‘lll'i‘l"‘l'n;l\'r:“lll &1 ”'."i'.‘.lf"" i il P el oDDS A NDS. 3.‘,.' in the munnliggh(. Tho brass-tipped appealed to every friend of rivers and har- First Rain in Forty Days. in their seats and not even the excitement of | 50 T 0T G ol in‘nhippnr i ‘vllmr uu}uln:s. mrlg'l;.‘]d“"l "'l'"l;l-l rku\\mg‘ = HPiTOND 6L 416 e g1BWB Hpo” thblb . bors to vote down this conference report. If | Exrrem, Neb,, July 8L—[Special Telegram | 8 closing week could arouse in them wmore | “WIAy there.’ b e Will be known | stray Leaves Krom a Reporter's | oo 1d the uncasincss with which they bl that were done before sunset today there | to thd Brx|--A heavy rain fell this evening | than a languid luterest. “Stay there!” shouted the mob with all | " But there are still other men, and there |y a2 stamp the stony puyement bespeaks tho would be another report free from objection- | foran hour, and there are good indications THI EVOLUTION OF CONGII the vigor of their lungs. A b ad- | Yes, Iunderstand Mr. Hawes lost $300 | gyot that they have had but little to do : X are a great many of them, who, whil 4 A able features. of more. ‘This is the first rain in town and | through the various periods pf a session is | Brutus bowed and “smiled again, and | mirin woman of mind and genius, | and h Iroad ticket while with the | to-night. . : The house then—yeas, 19; nays, 135—re- | South ot town for forty days, except slight | interesting to observe. At the beginning | then began his speech. He “told the | will acknowledge that the fibre of a | Knights of Pythias on their way to | Officer Peivonnetis telling a short story. URES ) Ak res 16 B ot ok tha ebhferating | SNOWeRE o they are stiffbacked and energetie. They | Roman gatl he had slainCasar, | woman's brain 14 the same as that of & | Toronto, But 1ean tell you something | It is out still shorter by u ving of the telo: committee, and upon motion of Mr. Willis TR are very anxious (particularly members) | not bed ambitions, but be- | man. They still hold, m spite of all the | g1co vou haven't heard. One of the | Phone bell. Inan instant ho is at the the honse further insisted upon- its Lok T R R ”“',"c,m"' Spectal | 1040 something, When the height of the | cause Ci ) s gags, whereat | ovigence to the contrary, that woman | Coc you haven't heard. ~One of the | %) on 0 Ghouting “hello.” The next, e S anundment AL BIUE [ o e ThAi. |- ALve, Roberk W arcety | 50c1al | saasoi “atrikes' thein tlioy bugin, to | to Ro citizen, = shrieked’ “Rats!” 1o originality, no creative gentus, | Knights on opening his grip totreat some itupon the hook and ns he R R 0f S DAn Ay VR RIR oM LD o arar SO e BAR, M IerR W think less of legislation, and frequently fall | He proceeded, notwit nding \d that her skill does not extend Deyond | friends, found that some of his home [ does so shouts *“Thirteentin and Harn sy, Y h committed suicide at the Pacific house here asleep in day tim About Easter time they that of im n. One of their pet argu- | members had substituted a bottle of | The horses are unhitched. Ofticer Tur- committee on appropriations, réported the | FHRIEE AEET e i y ‘;‘“‘E""‘l"}t"“;‘“"" g “"“}’:"[’I“-|" e 0 v 0 L Jbottle Joint resolution extending until the 10th of | 1ast night by taking poison. ‘The cause of | Sgwear off” and begin to reform, turning | don't €o," cte , until he reached thein- | ments, and one which they invariably | vinegar for “Gibson’s be The joke [ tleson climl to the seat Oficer Sigwart ‘August the provisions of the joint resolution | the trouble is not definitely known. their attention to accomplishing something | terrogatory part of his address when he | ndvance as a clincher, is that no woman | was Smothered and o brother took ™ the [ jumps on the hind step, and the’ Bek providing temporarily for the expenditures — that will please their constituents and seeure | said: yet written a great ope In their | bottle, went to the adjoning car and | man jumps o the side of the vehicle, e e TR L TR Farmers Are Happy. telr renomination, When ‘hot weather | “ls there one among you so base s to | divine egotism and self-satisfaction they | filling & small glass drank to ‘the “health | 1 y 0 the horses, wagon and load. j St 10 rebeiution iscock objocted” | pagaryiia, Neb., July 51L—(Special Tele- | omes upon them with thalr work stiil un- | eat oysters during a month that has 1o | forgot that thero has been work wrouglit | of the party. Nime-tenths of the oceu- | The wheels raitle over ' the. fhinty - pave: B Baveon ot Lilinos: Tron, the o gram to the . —A good rain, the first for | Sii4 e fhovemgng ity | m e L soy 16 him answor, for, him | by wamen of vastly greater import to thy | pants of the car wanted to oin nim. | ment, reach the asphaltiin of Haruey on public lands, reported back the a month, fell today. The prospects for corn | their colla pse and_become e than the composition of | The dose to him had been a_bitter one, nd then revolve as noiselessly as 1 ) to enll h grandmotier a slouch? | tho ed w But thisis not the | but hes bore it bravely. The nearest randest ope: Tord bill. 1t provie ate and nt, ready to aceept f s that no non-resident, | are good, and farmers are hapy. utterly indift ith rubber. It ismudnight. Be- allen or foreigne! any resident alion of el pray for ar. early adjonrnment. ‘This fndit- | 1 there is, let hin step forward. Is there | point I startedout to talk about. 1 own [ member had a “glass poured | lated v 1d on the walks, gaze * foreigner who | fared his intention PECPERMINT DIROPS. Terence first appears in their attitudes and in | one here who darcs deny that ‘Humbug! | that 1 am alw i stied when I | for him. He drank the contents, | at the flceting spectacle and then follow 10 become a citizen of the United States, nor A " their dress. During the past week the house | is the greatest comedy of the age?” hear womun power ques- | looked suspiciously atthe bottle-holder, | 1t until it “is' beyond their sight, any corporation nor association, where at | 5 jientisy says that ducks are large | fiched that stage of utter abandonment, | Striking o proud and defiant attitude, | tioned, because it is unjust, as u long list | and then scoming to_divine ‘the The brake applied, and g L 1e Most £ ) et } most one-tenth of 1ts stock or right of prop- erty is owned or controlied by aliens vt for- eigners, shall acquire or own, bold or possess Ianded estates by right of title or d 3 re 1l lious became utterly indiffer- | Brutus looked straight acros his follow must keop an ice-creant | ant as to heit persontl appeatinen o }1;""",‘;,1“',5;‘;},;" ghtaorol 3 bardly a man could be seen writing at his ? g “Yes, | desk.” Half the house had on their cheap | thescene at | of valuable deviees which' women ha idea, pursed up s lips and sufi the wagon s brought = to a Then relaxing his se- en to the world is abundant proof. | silence. The next hand was that of a | sudden stand. A policeman emerges ty of ose he put hishand over the top | And if this be not enough, the genius of | clergyman. His glass was filled and [ trom the shadow of the sa'oon on the cruing hereaftor, either in the states or _ter that's my business.”” “You ean read | office coats, more or less mussed and wrinkled | ©f his shirt and drew from his bosom ¢ woman in finding out ways and means | drank. His eyes rolled. his body trem- [ corner of Thirteenth street, heckons to tories of the United States; provided, that | the future, can yo “Asclearly as L can | from being lolled in. Black alapaca and | gar. Taking a match from his belt he | for herself may be thrown into the bal- | bled, but he “outlined the convulsions. | Sigwart. The next moment both are the provisions of this act shall not apply to | read the past.” " *Well, Pl bring around my | striped seersucker coats of cheap quality are | seratched it into flame inst | ance. They looked quite natural to o man who | carrying between them a sodden indé- Teal estato necossary for the construction and | juture' tomorrow. I want you to read | most worn, and some of them aroso wrinkled | the sole of ‘his = sandal and =« It must be remembered that the need | nevér imbibed, unles He, | vidual, licavy aslead and senseless as a oneration of any rallroad. “Thio bill passed— | hitm, s e t t lus affection is sincere. by ‘]{“.}I S Velled up by | lighted his Folding for women to think for themselves is too, kept quict. There more | block of wood. His clothes are old, - ahnounced the appointment | n,its are not a contagious thing, but tho | POt KIRLE e S aveaally sarriod | aring i, with evident | yeta child m swaddling clothes as cqm- | glasses in the decante soiled, worn and torn. ~His features are of Messrs. Iteagan, Crisy and Weaver of | [t (ften eatenos om. aw Hives with | 15int when they resort even to this feminine ish of the we minute or $o, | hared to the me need in men; but | found a patient drinker, ir i harsh and coarse. His n,?n-u Nebraskn “as conferees on_the “inter-state | =t 20 GUC 4 : h artitice for keeping cool. folding his arms once more and setting | women are proving themselves equal to | fellow knight might be pickled with sav- | that of a man who wrecked hap, perfectly red snake was recontly seen back on his lift leg, e assumed an atti- | the emergeney, and showing a degree | ing liquid.” When the joker left the car | prosperity and success for debuuchory ce bill; also the appointment of i 2 L v TIHE OTOE AND OMAHA LA X rs. Willis, Blanchard and Henderson of | 8t Ningara falls, What kind of paintthe man |t was renorted ye: was the | tude of expectanegavhieh ho oxplained by | and quality of pluck, ‘perseverence and | the Jolly_ vinegar drinkers, with- their | wretehoduess, and crime, e 18 dragrgid g in the ay, are you a fortune telle on a journ who saw him had been imbibing is not 0ls as conterces on the river and harbor | Jot ¢ (b (e TR T S |t ingatage of the text: “L | originality in the teeth of obstacles that | bleached faces, Tooked as they had been | into the wagon and falis like a sack of 9 airs to opnose the bill whie Vi £ ] 1 ] I' B o ' i ay n verbi car ] v 0 i a he e 3 V1L . i 3l that nntesl tholale Prokibilion|is}not \proving very siconsstul d')“m‘u b pn-shlvnloxt‘v:“d‘flxi‘t‘l‘\‘o rm::: 1'-“!':;«,_](1; .‘L‘I" pl "L. ":“ G would dismay the proverbiul stout hearts | suddenly att ed with a health dose of | earth upon the w ,,nn'nmu. Again t!m the house* would excuse him | in Rhode Island, as the state s 5o small that | in which settlers on the Otoe and Omaba - D A M TN | |l E i actl W Liadige i Aep e | (LB b CEND e ollnotslonly Jova the Have: ferce, 1115 colleagne | & man can sit on his back porch with & Tye | dian roservations may pay Interest and prin- | ¢ Persen of Frangis Wilson, comedian, | in . the women who are thrust out T monta, Agnin_ stand [gupingorowds a8 sired to be excnsed, The | straw and suck a mint julep right out the | cipal for the purchases and that ho would swaggered in with a yellow shirt on, | by adverse cireumstances from comfort- Local Laconics. the vehicie passes. Again is the station cused, and Messrs, Willis, | state of Massachusetts. recommend its veto. This morning Repre- dusty»lunkm"lmsl\ ¥, and a pair otarctic | able and often luxvrious homes into a Judge Selden: “When is my case com- reached. The inammate log of afew liam Wero appointed con- | Tt would never do to emplay a woman us | senitative Dorsey hid 4 lonz interview with overshoes. He wantedjto know when he | ife of self-dependence. — The inquiry, | ing up in the supreme_court? Just as | moments before has been restored to par- ferees. adrug clerk. She might handlo the arsenic | Indian Commissioner Atkins and found that | Was to come on. The Boman mobrushed | What can 1 do for myself ? or, What ean | soon ns my attorney will bring it up. He | tial sensibility by the rolimg over the On motion of Mr. Morrison the senate | and the pills all right, but it a man winked [ thatofficial was v isitive o the fact | him ofl the amendment to the surplus joint resolution | at her for his tavorite soda water syrup there | that conzress had ignored his recommenda- was non-concurred in and a conference | is danger that she would climb right over the | tions, und the failure in the bill to torfeit cene, and ; his untimely ap- | I do best? is not an- idle one, but honest | ought to have brought it up last March, | stones. His teeth are displayed, his oyes 15 apolowized for by Brutus | and thoughtful. And it not infrequently | but he didn’t. il try and have him at: [ open, and his tongue rolls out the vilest s 3 {8 € & il L g d, “Mark swasn't accustomed to | pesults in her findine out a way new 5 it at the next fel Th imprecations. He is placed ferees. | bearded lady who is frequently taken for a | With Commissionér Atkins and the law clerk i‘fl“l‘]“Jl)kl.lllfil!‘lll\‘?&\\::n{lf and .~:x|uu,;tl;:}{ would — have thought of finding | Brandes, We Wright and Andres are upor, l]lu' while indulging in a pro- < Mr. Forney of Alabama from the committec= | yyan as for' the efeminate man who is ire- | of the interior deportment and finally the | he was sorry he hadn'tinore time pointed | fortune in angels’ food, or Saratoga chips | joined with me. No, I did not know that | fanation too hemous to be imagined. . on appropriations reported back the fortifica- | tionappropriation bill with the senate amend- ments, with the recommendation that all the amendments be non-concurred in, ently taken fora bearded lady. comuiissioner_agreed to recommend favora- | into the wings and said: “Here comes | or chicken pies? And yetthere are three | vither of them had witid . We are | The bell rings again. ‘““T'weltth and bly the bill with® the understanding that he | the bier. he mob immediately made | women in the city of Chicago, asI am re- | contesting the law which o the | Douglas,”” shouts Ofiicer Peironnet. In will not approve but appose furtoer extension | a concerted rush 131 "?l direction indi- | )iably informed,” who di a lucrative | present justices on the ground of its un- | two seconds, the wagon's course is ar- d;"th i ] s 8 be ) o n him | of time for payments.” Senator Van Wyck | cated, but Brutus u em it was not | husiness. each in her particular line, b; consti ality, 'T'he constitution says | rested on the latter thoroughfare near § 3 o Ohi &d tha tl n 1 k e 50 boen - aetive q it I i C P ! , bY | constitutionality. ° y el TR 4 | Bonss pemer Ot oL Oh0 moven, that. he | out, accoraing to tiio whysieian’s certiiicate. | }15 8150 been active in, bebalf of this Dill | read beor—only Cisit’s bier and they |'supplying these edibl that all the laws of the state must be uni- | Thirteenth. There is n vision of white s anjendment establishing & plant at Frank- | A shrewd boarding house keeper always | to seo what would bo dono with the bill bug | 104 back, diszusted: with the d fortune by lo form in_their relatien to all parts of the in the crowd fort arsenal, Philadelphifa. likes her young men to bein love. They live | tho president would uake 1o promises | Lhie bier'was drawn by four pali-bearers | home-made bread. This is essentially | state. This kuw is not uniform in the night-hawks, as the policeman Pending action the house adjourned. w[:k‘udll) on mu_mi»lel\s;. o and said he would wait for the | wearing g!‘u(ieslqlll} ln‘uls, hlli‘{k Anlulny woraan’s work; but the happy thought | fact of its providing for three justices tor ol o t deliver: l;llu the custody lot s man never finds out what a sweer crea- | recommendation “of the commissioner | accompanicd the cortege andg began his | which led a woman to make money by ty, while justices throughout the | Oflicer Sigwart two drunken women,who s Proccedings of the Senate. ture bis wife is until he has mistwken her for | of the eneral land office. The Nebraska de- | specel, with Brutus standing in_ tho 16 Of anaclalIbon 1te Ay mothing T Aoty e aE fsr AT il i, threaten oternal vengehnce WASHINGTON, July 31.—The senate took | the hired girl and kissed her in the dark. legation has hop g ' di itizon. the sule of “‘angels’ food,” to suy nothing ¢ differently provided for. This | 2 that fhe bill will be ap- | wings disguised as a rmitied to become a law | Mark nature. GA0 volice and bl ciple rather, ave been suspec ourt by Judge Wrizht and re- | unholy U spheme by turns. When | of the mundane bread, and fried potatoes, | point, or one involving the same pri- ed of plying an up Mr. Hour’s resolution from the library | Somebody says that the odor of fresh paint | Droved, or be y committee for the appointment of a commié- | may be renioved from a room by placing a | Without the president’s I Romans, ' country- | and chicken pics, is not to Brutus hissed'Chestnuts,” throngh | “'When it comes to the supe be scoffed at. 15 once taken to the su- i exe o cer of ground soffoe in. the apartment. GROVEL'S MARI CERTIFICAT] is teoth, and/hnd to/be romoy d 'S 10 ! ; lioly, ads upon ”l‘“v ST "“‘,-T]'fi tee to inquire into the expenditure of and N e R i m}«n e President Cleveland’s mary i Ri» teeth, and had to be remoy 1:fl. When | farms and maintaining establishments el an aflirmative decision. dainty hat and p! ume, dainty, yet tainte plan for celebrating the hundredth anniver- ally chews ground coffeé when Le is patnting | Will, when it is finfshed, be a very interesting | Mark said he had _como -0 ments women aptly demonstrate their g by the s of having been Secured b, | sary of the constitution and the four hun- | {iid town red. dootment. [t rests on i bed of bluo velye llu ar, Ylm u]: s0 him, (ikobert | ability. The founder, proprictor and THE ATLANTA WAY. me :‘.I.A b .-nn.:”u] w'(""""'"wd i ) scove: 5 i fhaT e i o n an alligator portfolio ‘razer, the clown; wko was likewise | manuger of one o Tnrgost est R e st upon the floor, stamped upon an dredth of the discovery of America. 1 desire,” snid Miss Esmeralda Longeoffin, | 1,4 allfzator portfolio o mandger of one ot he lurgest establish T e el g o CosEamOn 1 vas the heart of the mother n she learned of her daughter’s shame. A throng of curious people fol- Jows the wagon. The wowmen are lod the corpse, attived in motley, rose from | ments’in the country for supplying. wo- the and made a kick, but the mob | men’s andg children’s undersdar ws, vrevailed on him to return to his couch | woman (and she is complete mistres: cinnati Commercial: General Thos. and he a good corpse. When Mark suid | the situation, even fo the running of the | L. Young gives the following narrat A in irony that Brutus w: ich the motive power | of his experience with the Georgia prohi- | from it to the jail, Kicking, |- Mr. Hawley spoke of the efforts of certaln | entering a music store on Au gentlemen, who, by pampllets and other- | “to purchase a piece of mus wise, were industriously pressing a plan for 'fi“fl"’h who plays of the pi agreat International exposition on somo of Js precisely” what, yeu w left hand corner of the ¢ pretty picture of the white_house, d that eminent artist, O. L. Pruden, the pr dent’s assistant_sceretiry. The certitieate ° he’s much b ; onts? L an honorable | engine whick ) the public grounds in Washington, with the her advanced than that, fo ‘month L land and in the port- | |/ A N | hoDSnAICL IEND: T e it _ 1gton, L y £ e G Y 1an the mob protested L “Nixey. 3 SOWing:| S Y WO- aw: aming, biting as the; 7 idea of erecting expensive buildings which [ he played a picce worth 73 cents. Haven't l,,":{,‘}’,,b,{,"(‘ plsantisiounaicotaliisho . Y. | for the sowing.machines. Anothior wo, | bition law L o A v ! ¢ ploce wi ding that they may | Then Mr. Antony was rash enough to [ man 1s at the head of a large boot and It was early in the morning, and as I were tobe permanent. 1t was a question | you anything for S1.257 4 Sigh it as witnesses. eral of the members | venture upon tho cause of Crsar’s doath, | Shoe manufactory. She ‘‘manages” ber | had had a hard day of it the 4, e whether the manufacturing and business in- | | Swith—Have you forgotten that 8§20 I | ofthe cabinet and members of their familics, | and said that if Cwsar had stolen Bratus® | busin and makes money. Still an- [ and was not fecling perfectly happ 1y before, | gar erowd is denied the sight of the im- after | prisonment it had sought. Into the loaned you, Brown? Brown—No, inds g terests of the country were prepared for it. [ 1040 A 3 S o, indeed. | who saw the wedding, have already signed | gags he had been sufficiently pumished | other swoman, whose 1 deser night’s rost, I thought of a cocktail as | female cell the women™ are cast, and 3 He had not the slightest ldea that they wore, | o o o It Y oll, Mt you | it Postmasier General Vilas” signaturewent | vnd there was no necessity for slaying | go upon reeord, learncd her hush ly, Cocktails I had found ngreed madness 18 forgotten, because the e No permancnt exposition of such a character | oy o 1 lineton Free Pross says it bogi al impression scems to be that | DM Brutus, who heard the assertion, | business of broom-m after with me sometimes in the early morning, o 1ls, this timo to the corner of ; Diad ever been anything but a disastrous fail- | wte suspect that congress has 4 Waterburs | the house will be advised by the ways and | Stepped forward .and characterized it as | death, supported her family from the | So I said to myself: “Tom, welll go down xteenth street, ) 1 ure, Ho wanted to have the initiatory move- | movement, ittakes so long to wind up the | Means committee not to agree o the senate | ysarcasm,’ with the accent on the asm. | start, ‘paid off a lurge legacy of debt, and | to the bar and try a cockfail om ac- oung fellow marked by natnre ment guarded so that the government would | session.” amendments to the Morrison resolution for | Mar| came down from the ros- | at the endof thrce years had enlarged | cepted my invitation, and away we went, s of a villian is put mto ot be committed to it. There are two things in this life that can rl'(lm‘mfi the surplus in the treasury. The | trum to fling the insinuation back | her establishment threefold. The fallacy | I didn’t call w boy to lead us.” Well, we | the wagon, Hisdark eyes gliston with ‘ i senate has made the limit of the reserving | in Brutus’ teeth Friends in the mob | that “any one can bea farmer” no one | found the bar and walked straight up to | rage. He gazc Mr. Hoar declared that the purpose of the | e depended upon to stick. A porous plaster | Igher tively about as if con- and a stylographic pen. 000,000 higher than the house, but | pestrained them from eati wing jumping over the The g each other, | understands nd 1 said to the young man o well as the practical | the counter olution was absolutely fre i hat that will not bo the ma 2 ot 1 AR IR :f:zlllw g”v;u“:"m“ ‘fi;“;}':“l;‘r;)m commit- | T that creased trousers and rough-cdged :;.l‘ l:l:‘“\‘» It not ba the mnain’ L’."ffi'fin?fie'f,'.i’f anda while they were making desperate | farmer himself; but many of the model | on the other side of the polished Dourd: flicer notices the aet and lmo\m ul»‘ln 4 8 paper are fashionable, the only thing needed | ment giving the executive authorities disere- | €HOrts to get at cach other Cwsar’s | farms of the land ave owned and exelu- “I want a cocktail him on the seat. The lad has been After more debate the resolution was mod- | to complete the editor’s happiness is a eraze | tiona power in the premises, Mr, Morrison | ¢0rpse, which had been lying cozily on | sively controlled by women, and as a “We don't sell caught in the act of bu ing. He is ified, at the suzgestion of Mr. Hawley, soas | for frayed cuils. and bis frionds naturally consider this a nui- | its right side on the bier winking'com- | rule they are quite as successful in the | keeper. of respectable parents, but his_courso is to direct the committee of seven, of whom one An Alabaina man recently divorced from | lilication of the entire résolution. ically at the leader of the orchestra, | Lusiness as are , What! you don’t sell ’em?” said I. not in the ascending order. He is far 3 .8hall be the presiding officer of the senate, to | 1is wife died from grief over the separation. TIHE TROUBLESOME TRADE DOLLAR, bounded to its feet and said that as no The Illinois ses; ws, which are ae- “No, sir,” said he; “we doa’t sell any | adown the roud to perdition the further 5 sseonsider the expediency of properly cele- | 118 18 ’“l'll'“fl'-‘d to have been overcome while | ‘The amendment providing for the retire- [ harm had been done it forgave both, and | eepted as authorities by the juries of that | cocktails liere.” end of which ascends to the gallows. L brating at the capital of the fepublic, thess | $04eavoring to sew o a suspender button, | ment of the trade dollar is not In the interest | wvound up by giving them the usual dra- | State. are avranged. edited wnd published | - ~Yon don’t sell cocktails? said L | Officer Peironnet is at the curb, and a8 p two lllustrious anniversaries: and If said cel. | Bank pre s 0 rule, aro opposed to | of justice and "common sense, and on that | woneLeP oY SRR fon tayenild. | frate, arc arrangod edited wd published | YO St i * | the burglar is unlonded he simply suys, & ebration shalibe deemod expedient, shall re- | Silver d lon’t want them in tho | acconnt many will, hope that the resolntion | Matie benediction: “Bless you, my child- | by a woman, = Another woman docs logal U8 that# m W it e ha ol . Four 4 L : ) % . PO this 2 ough, There are sever: ren, bless you. srinting, winch, it must be understood, | “Well, you sec,” sald he, “the law | ““Thirtcentn and Juckson strects.” Four vorton the method, costand genéral plan | bank. ‘There is a Teason for this. A bank [ Will pull throtigh, are soveral million b i L &, 3 J {8t 108, i £t Dreorut tho mest seacion of conereas ¥ it [ offler going suddenly to Canada couldn’t | trade dollars in circulation, or rather out of [ —Can-can'music ensued, and as the cur- | yust be nbsolutely correet and punetu: | don't allow it € runs in succession, to all points of the QL1005 0F o noxt sesslon of songiuse. carry silver dollars ehoush with Liw o last | circulation, and those who'hold themn are in | tain fell Brutus and Mark Anthony were | ally finisued, And so I might go on in- | *“The doucel” said I “Well, then, give | compuss! The horsos are ng, be- ¢ M arts asked leavo to offer a resolution | bim'a weelk. any euses poor people, who took them inno- | doing some tall kicking and the Roman | terminably citing cases of mdividual wo | me some plain whisky.” cause they have been drivel requésting the president to open corrospond: | The saddest and in many resveets the most | ¢ently, and s them, al- | mob were joining i a “shindig.” men who have not only earned their “liy- We don't sell whisky here except by | wind. Yet now they go like an D D . d y ; e noe\\‘ilhll'l.lc principal commercial poviers of fiiqr n result of |;rutlnalll|nu“ln lowatakes | though intrinsically the trades g,“,“",,;}l“:'l\"' it heavenly P ojnoninted Miss Gush, | ing! but have worked out the way to do | the t{\mrl.” said hni : £ lewl;. ({\-.-rum :'fmffflumu 1.1_,-‘214\1 arope with a view of ascertaining their es- | the form of a report that a distillery there has hore A FEARES, e governmel sn’'t it heavenly?” ejaculated Miss Gush, | 5, vhich g rove that wo: i “Waoll, what is it by the quart?’’ Lasked. | roads, the, ch the al inte timato of the effect now operating upon the | been Converted nto piano minufaciory, | 1ssued trade dollars and the government | in reference to Miss Pedal’s pe formances on | 1t ull of which go to prove that woman is 1 ¢ yied d. | Th s0n an n originality when it comes *One dolls teenthi strc ll' between “Jac! onght to redeem them is the way statesmen | the pian Yes,” replied Foy and a xiu:\nur,“ he commercial exchange and the values of com- | The gain in this instance is small, indecd 0 0 5 YUt s in- rifpes 4 s idn’ arl 18 streets, » somebody says: Juodities therein exchanigod, by the eros What inay haye boon only o local. fulsancs liero gonerally thinke, deed heavenly. 1t sounds like thuncer,” i@ therprach ){lli{l]l:;.:flfhhhl-]m it v pusdled SL iR ANy MAUALE J“""l",fll.'is 8, LOE0 BOMOBOCT POy n silver bullion and the disi: now becoines the bane ot honseholds 2 iR ACT RE| P J Stuart s tha Y TG 0 L ey e e RO I At * colnage, with datd, progress the state. MEOVEr ] 1t is learned to-day that an entire disagi “There was an exeiting scone in a_Sunday | of the education of womeninany country | citizens sitting in a row along the wall [ “What's the matter?” usks the ro- 3 demonctization of silver by - Germany, in e ment exists between the committee of confer- | sehool at Lewiston, Me., rocently. A mouse | will be the measureof the education of | could get ayyuy with what [ duln’t want, | porter. | MES, ence on the senate amendments to the bill repealing the pre-emption timber culture and ng from a crack o the floor and “climbed | the men of that conntry. Is it not possiblo | Besides, 1 aidwt know them and didn't A man murdered. says o policoman — / to the superintendent’s desk, Several | that ‘e ation’” did not refer to mere | owe them anything, and T couldn’t see [ as he disappears in the gloom o desertland laws, 1he house conferees are | [mice naonke dosk. GRvOms | thase ' y il b B Tdo hate a proselyte NI vy TR LORDes 1 ladies fainted, and a panic seemed likely, 4 s instance? And does it | how I was to be profited by paying $1.25 | alley. : ) proselyter | willing to concede to the extent of validating | when some one picked up a bible and lef beok-loreiin ”"*.‘»a‘u::um the mothors | for a drink for mysclf. Istarted to walk | - The horses follow timialy. A few rays i entries, however fraudulent, to the extent of | ro Bt Todent killing not stand to re y I 1 el s Chotr! T ) vaver | o th p on the daring little rodent killing it in- ekl ¢ : ; ) "0 o k : wrht shoot through the curtain chinks Trouble in the Cholr” is the heading in a | 820 acres, provided the lands have been sold Stantly, and then the sexyi were resumed, | take an interest in and have some knowl- | away, when I noticed a sad look on the | of light ~m::{ ,:,.:,'.-1711 l]w< Al GLIRES n auy move- | yoligious paper. Been trying some of that | to bona fide settlers; also that the rules i si r i es of the fellows al the wall, but | in the rea i ? 3 Setticrs; n — edge of business a greater proportion of | faces of the fellows alon he wall, but | in the re e Il ! A Tl et o | fostival ico cream wa suppose. foree at tho Interior department at the time | «Childront” ‘spoke the Sunday edgo of business s greater. proportion of | theos okt o avd, and § passed out, I | on cithor sido, Lo way is soft, littarod intriusic money upon a ratio tobe established | A Reading, Pa., judze has decided that | such entries arc made shall apply to those en- erintendent, aftorhe lad finished reading | practical business men? The balance of | went to my room to meditate, ‘I feltthat | with refuse and reeking with noxious y law, and to lay such correspondence be- | ShAVIDE 15 & N ty, and that it is legal on | tries, The senate conferees, however, refuse tory of Jacob's ladder, “I will answer | heredity is acknowledged to be from the | there must be some way of getting a | odors. 5 ore congiess at its next session. e said [ 80y day of the week, Sunday included. to coneur In this proposition. The section | awy quéstion’ you may desire to ask about ther's side. And this suggests another | cocktail in Georgia. A bright ideastruck | ~ ““Look out there,” exclaims the police- it 1o would next Monday ask the senate | A Sunday school paper was giving lessou | Of the senate bill allowing' cash entries | this remarkable dreamn of Jacob's Indder, | MO S #iys < A8 AURROUI AEQIMSY v I touched tho oleetric button for a | man in the lead. ' *“Turn your horses to Yo consider the Tesolution, nd wonld atcom, | on Kuth: She wanted to bring oat the kind- | Of offered Iand is repudiated proemptorily by | “Well, sir,” asked a dittle boy, what good question, If men wore mord capableand | mo. 1 touchec, the, e'ectrio JEEAN 708 § | FASH B O 0N wn Yovar him,! The | pany the request with Some brief ohsorva- | Dess of Ioaz in commandin the reapers to | the house conferees, but the other dlffercices | was a ladder when tha angles dad wings?” | industrious, and did not neglect, to pro- | messengor, and when, he, oime & =00 B R e Rl i o ‘tions. Ordered printed and laid over till | drop large handfuls of wheat. “Now, chil- [ could not be adjusted it the points above | Whis seemed to be a(poser, and th od | vide for the rainy day, would not the | “Bring me a cocktail, o manifested | noise attra oceupn \ 0, she said, ‘o y ] o e reconoiled. 1t I vy pason, guo o o vork o sutprise, but turned at onee and wen | est house, who have retired, though still she said, “Boaz did another’ kind | named were reconciled. 1t looks as If this | superintendent to gaiu :tune pointed to | need of women to work out the bread- | no surprise, bul e I ( y W gl | for Ruth, 'Can_‘you tell me what it | ondition of disagreement would cause the | aputher lad, and said: “James can answer | and-butter problem be largely done away | out. e soon came with a eocktail, | keeping a light burning. 1he curlain is “Married her,” sald one of the girls, | bill to fail at this present sessio that question?” Up ‘popped the little fellow | with? It is quite safe to suy that to the [ and I handed him a quarter, and he went | drawn aside; o mau In “‘robe de nuit I870; also, to ascertain by sich correspond- merx ~ ewa whthoruch powers, or any of thom, p: are disposed, separately’ or with others. | Sam Jone: Blthor' with oF \Without the United States, | asrimirones saye 10 engage, either by domestic regulation ot interuational convention, | between gold onday. d The select committee on the proposed cele- | thin lonof the one hundredth anniversary of | was! -, o x - ’ MEXICAN REVOLUTIONISTS, kly od: 7 -« v i oktail alone with | stands at the window. Thelight streams ho cgnatiiation, In 185, sud tho four fun | | A minisies was taking dinuer st Brown's | muo rfexas monibers and. the- delegates | Andfuickly answoral;, ¥ kucss mobbo tho | great majority of womon workers the | awsy, leaving the opeki alne LG | ARSI oy s wian Iying I s amioungod. U gohia of Mk, sher iine. Bioco. of propey b rogently pur. | trom New Moxico aud Arizons eonirm o —— B ey Ve fhta, they | Cuginoer wont out on busincss, and wter | the filth afmost bonenth tho horsds foot an, Hoar, Sewell, Hawley, Voorliees, Gor- | chased. My dear Mr. Brown,” said the | PFeS s \ Auction. o ith on’s instinet ‘king about the streets in the hotsun | His face is towards the stars, and his man and Kustis. minister, u have recoived goodly gifts oevening papers to the ulfult?ml the Chihua- are yet women, with women’s instinets knocking NSNS0 SN, GDE 8 / i toe e b, ¥ hua autlorities will brook no interferenco | We will sell at public suction on Mon- | gna yomen's weaknesses. But, so long | for some time, returned to the hotel. 1| eyes ure close rnfl‘-’-fig'r: lmlx:“x’nlgg“:nwfi‘uunferfi‘g: fl'er{;lx‘: {fl:lljllkl}l:‘laf‘u‘x’h"l‘fl"lls?!‘.fl:lthl"::: nifi“c“.'.‘x.;fi;lffl from the Mexican federal administration, not | day, August 2d, at 10 0’'¢lock a. m., the | as the necessity exists, they will do their | went to my room, and thinking to rejoin of blood trick ~ Allison, Aldrich and Beck, with your 1o 0y Yes? Teplied Brown, | even from President Dinz and that theréfore | entive fine of Houschold goods and | utmost. The grand operas may never bo | my frionds, naturally Iwent to the bar, | his checks. t § r d n, L4 & . Onmotion of Mr. Eustis the senate took | his mind still on real éstate, “iv’s a first-clast ballads will be | but they were not there. ~As I was turn- | ly alive. ~ The from his forehead down is cold, though apparent- driver turns the ool o Chtaloes Lo s how et | kithon furniture a, No. 1914 Webster | wWrilton by thein, but the - up the bouse bill to wmend the laws as to the | lot. Building a house on the pesky thing is | 5 86! heard 1 the homes, and will find an | ing to go a eitizen entered and asked the | liorses, passing the victim and halts. The ; modeof packing and solling out wobacea. Ho | what botiers o now.” Tl préacher was Xucse ganucmon aay Lush o Slexioan alais | BEOK. o 3 08 reser echo in the hearts of the pecple. battender the sae quostion Llind asked | Tattor is put in the wago, A policeman IEEsea] S senale fn favor of the bill silont for some minutes. fng for their federal authorities, slaiming T Ty O T S in the morning. Curious to know how | gocs and orders a physician to the sta- r: Aldrich moved s recommitial o the | * A New Yorker was asking after & Wiscon- | thisnch offenses at boyond tho Iatier's son, | WA W: COWAN & U9y Auctionners. MATRIMONIAL SUGGESTIONS, | he would succced I waited. i flon, whithor “6ha wagon lioe loas tae @ bill would open tho tdoor 10 great frauds, | 51 county treasurar who defauited three or | gro), For ' Rent, —— *I want some whisky,” said the citizen, | “pick-up’’ die on the wa; u.;.;“‘h'.u”‘..",?.‘:; Timely Advice to the Young Man “We don't sell less than a quart,” was | tigation dovelops the fag n his been ;lu;(i.;ml, probaply robbed. The four years ago, and was answered, Ok, the PRaDr A peoplo huve: coneluded o irop"the cdse’ | mpe mfifif\'.'i’,:‘;’{,‘;f,‘;‘?‘:‘;&“m{,’msN.m 1 bedroom with gas Ad bath for gen- Tho bill was vecommitted. ; i ol?” “Well, you see, he “Then the senate went into soeret session, | | Turning Lightly to Love. s "Olta *Feel sorry tor hil A 1 O o A S Maxwle o sc and i " . 4 it ¥ ) bod. Fourth Auditor Charles M 5 appointed to-day: W. R. Wood, Clinton, | tleme Jorner St. Mary’s ave, and 20t 8 South: Select the girl en I'll take a quart,” said the cus- [ deep wound upon his forchead is -~ %o \ 000 of the funds to specula o y AN O v ' - Ao 1ol { unny South; Select the girl, | PR dobwriouenh, and Survey Ty D R P i‘."’f«"f‘h"rf-fi"m"lfih.l'n';fi;‘)i’éd('\@'i‘ffn\'f alaneds | k. ¥izat briok resldonce, Rivee with the girl's father in politics | tomer, and he wus outone of the | drvssed and the doctor suggesis” the “’l‘l i MIRLA00, WargooRlinped. | three churches. You ean’t really ko' back on | yive Frederick mount, vésigned; George Fos: | Dr. Hamilton Warren, Eclectic Physi- | and the mother in religion. t'pitchers L ever saw, I'fell in love | groatest care, which is given him by the oy Ward Heoter e tottector sfomof | & man whoso zeal for the Lord atlowed Chi- | far, Foster, Picrce county, vice E. C. Smith, | cian and Surgeon, Room 6, Crounse | . 1f you have a rival keep an eye on him; | with it, and I wished I could 'bring ono | vight men. = & iy B e i pocen, X0 Washinglon terri. | €50 10 k¢t the bulgo on hiu. restgncds Willian Loy, Vinton, Valley | block "cornor 10¢h and Cnpitol avenuo | if he'ls a widower keep two eyes on him. | like it away with me, but, thoy were not | It s fay toward tho morning. ' be sl v, Was brougiit up at 5 o'clock and Me: ‘l‘[\‘ll‘]“) b “"rngs.l‘ lm you ex)».u‘t to be re- | county, vice J. N. Woodbury, resigned, Dayaud night calls promptly attented to Don’t swear to the girl that you have xor‘a‘ulm 'he strangc r l'l‘ Vi ; ull. ho ho .‘IM‘. Jrod, aug a4 k E iph and Mitchell made long spoechas e aenaar tor Afi"(‘l’l‘:‘lé‘f“g" doge l"l o — - —————— no bad habits, It will be enough for you Give me glasses for each of these men | the Foporter u ter a night o ° R Ris oonurma m'.:.-'.»us. Hawley | Phs BHer 45 l‘Ofl"fillm':lhlllllll;llllu“‘);fl]u? ool SHAKESPEARE MANGLED, Kratkz park, 8. 13th, Sunday, August | to say that you never heard yourself ro. b ; ik patrol. SRR qul»mnlefi::;lfiaylmu.l ififln‘}'fi’&"“ 1 expocted o be 1evarded with 1he post: | How & Sceme From “Julius Cwesar | 15, Kendall & Coogan, the great cele- | snore mn your sieep. We don’t furnish but one glass with The Bank Cloarings. Lill Ak \ (N et O 1 ey s P 1 brated athlotes, will again appear in | Don’t put too much sweet stuff on pa- | each quart,” said the bartender, ; 1 i e 20 d the sanatoadjouruod, oy Dotlor nbst une toesrsn pecsiientinl | A yoamiinAoted in New Nork. @ kors | tBoIF open air performance, e e vou “will hear 1t tead in | “"And then T witnossed the' funniest | The bank clearings for yostday were Phie town of Windsor, N. Y., has an over- | €lection.” F:age0 sopus, & on-lookers | non fuil to see them. Aiter yeirs, wihen your wife has somo es | thing, As the stranger took up the glass | §447,260.06. Thoso of the week amountod ) inerense over the cor- k of lust year of 67.7 per pecial purpose in inflicting upon you the | the barkecper elevated a copy of the At- | 1 §83,105,340.70, 4 his back to the | yosponding we B 3 i 2 langhed as loudly as their lungs or breed- e A“h.‘\;“f“;'tg’u":“a’ ulew, fones sers n‘.‘;’fiz‘d‘t"f"‘,’.“"';&"f.fif ing would permit, was witnessed in the | The Bible Society has Bibles for sale | soverest punishment known to & mar- | Janta Constitation, tu y, Iy of the poor who is v tercsts of the taxpaye: rning thata man who, with a fami Iy 8 year a hall pitelior vets $5,000, There | Bijou opera house yesterday afternoon, | cheap. Depositoryin Y. M. C. A, rooms. | ried man. counter and became intercsted in that | genp. arings of the month of July m\unmly Leen a town chiarge, and for'whom | i3 no mystery about'it; the piteher simply has says the New York World. The affair s —— *| ""Go home at a reasonable hour in the | excellent newspaper. Then the stranger | weio §17,703,528.80, showing an increase 2 own has buried . at least one wile, was | the best delivery, e e At aran YR The People evening. Don't wait till the girl has | took a drink, and each of the fellows | gver the wonth of July, 1855, of GGG per L b [0 wiarry agwin, the overseer published | - The littlo boy, who et off the following, | Was & bene tage Manager James C | o) 50001 10¢h street feel quite sore that | to throw her whole soul into a yawn that | along the wall (I wondered whotiior it | copr, b (nl}owlnz notico: **lear ning that —— | hit the nail on'the he: exuu‘(: Tomxlg. Scanlan, and a long bill was offered o & | ¢he “losion ry Goods'’ store is going to | she can’t cover with both hands. A little | was the same crowd I saw in the morn- ——— : I“:‘.'mi '&flfi’r’.:’;fi“fifi‘: lll-]:"lfie'u“& ;"o%olla.»lllll'uflrofllyus{nnum ""fiml. wain) '1 large audienee. Most of the prominent | beclosed out to quit business. thing like that may cause 8 cooluess at | ing)took a drink out of the same ghss. | Y )elx .~h'<-‘uh|l' ry uu;kfl‘lll crenm cheose B w’n s h\‘n.ul mku‘x;.c 1o care for or bury | how good you are! BI&‘L! us take E;.' professionals now in the city bad their Joun LINDERHOLM, the very beginning of the game, I went away then satistied that I kuew | Lhie best in the w l“n P y wore wives . e Rawes on the programme for sowmething 616 South 10th street. 1f, while wearing your new summer | bow they mansged prokibition in Atlunta.