Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 26, 1891, Page 10

OMAHA, N CBRASKA 1 ;.n.; ;r boodiers that plastered South Omana | denunciation of the repubtiean party | trusted than a man nominated in nn; other | I through the st gate went out upon the lLL[)‘MNAT“C CHY STREETS m'r‘l\(l:‘:\“vl:m.l‘n‘?xgrnfm:l.on"m0{;;::":"'"‘"{ | CLA[MANTS AkFORDED RE”LF NALL k ] A for going bnck on the veterans of | convention uniess he is known to e a reliavlo, | street, OCTOBER 801 -SUPPLEMENT | all over with mortgages he nelped to perpe Trata and covat up. (ho most fagrant jobs. | the “war. ST appeal to my com- | straightforward, honest man, and unless he he fugitive gave one glance upward ere she has, aro sadly deficient in point of .:-mr{ Every lawyer in Omaha knows that since he | fades” howls Vandervoort ~ with a has the instincts of integrity aud sinverity he broke {nto a quick run, In that brief in- oratenoss as weli as in artistic besut voice that resembles the fog horn of an ocean | Now, I trust, feliow citizens, that you will | stant Do Marguerites saw and knew him. we consider the rato at which the Washing- steamer, “‘for whom 1 have labored all my | weigh thi. matter well, that you will not | The following morning ho hastily dressed | o ison Made Be Amett od | tou areh is rising, ov at which the funds for | They Are No Longer at the Meroy of Grasp- life, who have won all the victor undertake to place upon the supreme bench | nimself, and descending by an unfrequented ( UOmparison Made otween American al the Grant memorial aro being gathered, & ing Hypoorites of 'the republican party, who stood | a man who is confessedly tncompetent and | stairway passed out through a side door to Enropean Systems, long time will elapse before this city can in- g N somehow 10 pay his way during the whole of | DY them with as loyal devotion as in the day | whose only ciaim for vour suffrazes is that | the stroet, Later in the day vite comparison on this point. : - when, with fron hands and nerves of stael, | ho professes to be a convert to ey fleeting | ho was walking down the Boule- But this side of the Atlantic has still a fow Last wintor asa‘‘guide, philosopherand frien P ; ; o N the independen 2 the rislatury they held the shining musket and flasbing | popular dogma be it over so wild and vision- | vardes des Italiens with his friend objects from which the European may learn | oW THEY ARE WARMLY BEFRIENDED, % ndopendents in tho ~iogislature, | (R i e "red front of battle on all | ary o the Baron Archambault. As they drow back | QUESTION OF MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP. | something. Our public buildings may e was dropped as city attorney for Souih Ot MF. Edgorton has not oirned ono money to pay for the clotnes ho wears, bas no law practice. But Edgerton managed Ho wis at the capitol during the whol ¢ 4 P— - slon and he'ls credited wi M doing somo sly | the fields of carnago; who bave forgiven | 1 hopo that you will, on the 3d day of No- | to permit a carriage to pass De Marzuerites fewer and simplor, but our private .mlhlhlu; | DUt vory offective work to provent the pas. | roken promises and see rowards given to | vember, put your seal of condemnation upon | and his friend looked up. ~Leaning back on for ofticos and stores aro tot yet equalled VRTHROYS ARY OF the Bes Barean 1 those twho battled In tho lines of the gray, to | ail tho spurivus reforms and cast your votes | the cashions, side by side with one whoso [ Victor Roscwater Presents Some In- | elsewhore. For sulidity of construction and mi-mon- adaptabiiity to the purposes intended, for age of the stock yards bill, which providea ottlers, Patontoes, Widows, Or. for reduced charees for handiing and feeding | €0Me out and join hands with the rising glory Albert M. Post and place upon the su- | namo was notorious among the Tach o W b 1178 8%o0k. 8t SLOBI Yarce: ARH " 7\"‘;1“:.““!.‘.‘-;7 | of the new party.” | preme bench man trustod and respected by | sames of Paris, sat a woman, tho upper balt | teresting Facta Drawn From Per olgners must look to this country. The phans, Soldiers, Sailors and Solid with the manager of the South Omaha | . What a biatherskite and impostor! | tho people in his own county and the people | of whoso face was obscured by o slight sonal Observations Abroad— buildings orected by American lifo insurancy ; | Has ever a mation on earth done as | of his own district who will bring | shield, bulf mask, halt veil. ~As Do Mar- "N mpanies in Vienna, Berlin and other cities Dependent Parents, stock yards, And in this legisiative lobby Mr. Fdgerton | Mmuch for its volunteer defenders! Have | to the dischargo of his responsidle | guerites clung to'the arm of his friond a look Water Works Monopoly,E havo lod the way and are now the fnost Uy few —_ formed a deep attachment for that new apos- | We N vI,m:nmdfla\-firw’ ‘|1n‘ \\'ty\)ml,?n;"l\ | .1..;(4-‘ the ripe judgment of au experie \wfl\ly(:’:\dt"l‘\\\i; "yr{r\m- upon his face, r,-nl-,lm. (4,\,{‘\"».,“ ,‘,, .:“,‘:. |M \;; S, of the third v, Paul Vandervog maimed in battle or disabled by diseaso? Ave | judge © At the end of the week ers contafning buildings in Burope have over six stories, AR tinE of benRTons Bud glved tlso L ULAML A 0 (RN et we ot earrying thousands of soldiors’ | **thank vou, fellow citizens, for . wr | iho terms of senaration betweon Madameand | New Youk, Oct. 15.—[Specisl Corre- | scarcoly any PO ora. . tha sovon, | Tho grantiug of pensions hias given riso te Vaul the Apostl widows on ‘the national pension rolla! | attention, and I trust that when you come to | monieur De Maryierites were duly signed sondence of Tk Bik. |1t the dirty condi Elovators have not yot been | & number "Y pension agents in all parts of the Paul is now stumping the state for Mr, | Huve we not pensioned every man who | mako yotr choice, regurdless of party--be- | andthe divorced wife loft the mansion where | tion o the stroets of New York atiract par- | geuerally introduced and are availablo ovly f country. Thesearo rolnforced L Edgerton, 1 tnke it that men are known by | Wore the blue who s now" dependent! | cause aftor all this is n question that affects | she had rulod a inistress., Vol Stroots of Now Vork siract par | fi'tio largost hotols and most. rocontly built | ciaes of men who mako a_speclalty of proso the coimpany thay Keap, nd. that Mr Fdges. | Are notour pensions more liboral thun thoso | every citizen and tho intezrity of our courts it stk of Giod and man,? sho | UCUIAF notice of a traveler accustomed te structures. - Tho construction and helght of | &8 Tk 0 L s b ernmant ton has full confidence in the ability of s, | Of any other nation? Are wo to pension able | you will do your duty itizons, who love | fed, “Honri Da Marguoritos may deny mss | much cloaner pavements of Europenn citios, | buildings abroad nvo undor the strictest reg- | “\0 0K SERERAREET PRI ERAEE Vandervoort to bamboozle the farmers for | bodied swashbuckiers like Vandervoort, who | ‘the state and its good name and reputation | jutstice, but lot him boware of my vengear, the fact that poor street lighting prevents | ulation. In Austria every liouse in the coun- Men who have had claimis against the govern- him, and_ that he expects through him to | hever received a scratcliin the w and | more than they love their part it shall be torribie, him frem seeing the filth at night will not | try is rogistored aud numbered, even to the | ment and employed theso profassional work up sympathy among tho veteran | huve been kopt on Unclo Sam's pay roll two- el At the end of teelvemonths thore had been | oo B SRR 1 e his (mpressions | Smaliest villages and no altcration or uew | to ropresest them before the departments in soldiers of tris state, General Vandervoory | thirds of the time since the war! CIHE SHADOI OF SHAME"" established in tha half world of Paris a re- bk Ly Prossion® | uonstruction of any importanco s allowed | \wughington, telt strango stories of tricks aud issued a valedictory before he went into the | , 10t us see what Vandervoort's rule is as = sort whose magnificence far surpassed for the better. While tho city government | ¢l the plans have been approved by public | 1 CCiE ey i ey woro subjeoted at tho camp of the independents und made a tear- | the great champion of tho soldier. A few Newspaper readers who have been eater thing ever before known, even in that luxur- | Pays out vast sums annually to the gas and | authority. In Berlin the height of buildings | M o e S TR REaNA: ey avo of h ful appeal to the boys in blue and tno | YeQrs ago when he was temporarily out of s slcotohos of | 10us city. Tho extraordinary beauty of its | clectric lighting corporations, enabling them | has been "avsolutely restricted to 70 foet or | hunds of theso oventures, ©ray b of cour v tained by the exceediugly cl d by a ? mistress 1naae’ her the theme of poets. A 5 biky gl divide ol d less, graded according to the width of the | some honest men ationg theso awents: b Homanient! Washington ponsion agont who has amassed | Mr. Austyn Granvillo of Chicago will bo | BATtei, WERAOE RSSO T b LA “"j.“"]”“"‘f‘:""“""'l"h'“::f stroet. 'Thero are some advantages in this | there are so many that aro notoriously cor e 1y daysand nights of thousht of | E1000.00 out of the pension claim busincss, | pleased to loarn thut the first novel from his 1 his canvas. The prefect of police, vielding | SeVOral times tho original investment, inasmuch ns the strects prosont a moro uni- | Lo AT ER L Losaible for a ¢ the most carefal deiberation: fooking: over | {0 use his influence with Grand Army m ally bgnoved the v | companies manage to furnish the stipuiated | form and solid appearance nor are structures " farmers. Let meread from this precious | the postal servico, ho was employ 110 | prolifie nen is shortly to make its appearance | to hev chaems, systemat 2 t ) \ n 08 ¢ be directed v ell-inform all the parties and peering 1o (o foture, I | clamor for more ponsion nppropriations. Nub | hor " Ap Granville possesses a remarkablo | Ports of his subordinates that dungerously | number of lights, but to furnish them in | of ordinary height overshadowed and dwarfed nut, unloss bo be directed by n\‘n wformed Bave decided (0 tiowo my tirvor in the Fanks | long ago, when on the stand, he wave the fol- [ o V5 FERREE I PRRSEERRE & PR | higu play of qulte o puolic character Wero 10 | sucti quality as 1o leave the city i a condi. | by neighboring sky-soraping towers. Wheu | tndividual to find oo in whom he can | { 1t comes to stores and window displays those | juplicit coufidence. here are generally more elaborate and at T of the republican party, and cast my lot with | lowing testimon be socn nightly y v S i o 4 bo soen nightly at the Villa Rigi. OMTOT AUy AkFktoas; . /Dhe, ink 73 BT A Q. You may state whether you ever g | has been widely copied by the leading papers ‘Humiliated bayond cxpreasion De Margue | Uon of dusky darknoss, Tho lamps ars 80 Y.:lln;lhvun‘ mls \'Nmnr:‘ly\ulv!‘u'vm ?mrm:nlldlnr furnished uny pusses to nembers of the (wzis- | of the country, but the present work is his | rites uo longer dared 1o show himsell upon dirty that rays from alight of much better | yraorive, Tue business of I when the logislature met av Lincoln and held | lature during the session of 17 ! > Y 9 " T izht Bavon Archame | quality w T ' N ally i1 B 9 first attempt at a more ambitious style of | the boulevirds, One night Baron Archai juality a position in the mail service at Omaha, bt A. Loccasionaily furnishic | pyases for mens F o bault went to the Villa Rigi and plead with | penetrating the glass, On those str he hired out to the telaphone company as & | DOrs upon their requests, P members of the | fiction. 1 a 4 ISlature wll ind tine passes. "t $ ¥ i 3 e masked woan, ich aro (llumiacd by electricity, the state | dows. e istature all had tine | «The Shadow of Shame' Is laid in Paris nasked womin, which aro illumiacd by electricity, the stat v : Bre tas recowved bundredsof com | lurope is for tho | plaints from soldiers and others who had ild still have great dificulty in | most part carricd on in smail shops which [ Pataie oA Chon o desirod and wiio cts | exhibit their entire stocks 1u the show win- | waitad for years and yet failed to recoive iy Yet a boginning is being mado in the | {y formation as regards what the shavks bt iobbyist, and whilo drawing pay as sup i S e Pt lum t e G LU L LSy Gt ol 5 L a Q. When did T6RVE the rallw, it S 5 R iy Will you not ieave Paris for vour chil- | of affuirs is littlo better, Iustead of Laving | larger cities where the great institutions of | 4o, with either monoy or claim, [ l]a‘mh;lynth ulu;lyl(lmmhl ho ]*'.nmu ol ‘{‘w_l <'u,“.xm-rv.r tho rallway mall | during the menmorable siege of 1870-71, and | qron’s sake, ne urged, but she was rolenticss. | a diffused dimness from numerous gas lamps, | Sixth avenua and of I'wenty-third street are ik Bk has also bean roquested to recom e S ':fi;' 0 u' mnmn LLl g e ’l" islature in A. In 188 the time immediately preceding Heuri de | Then he offered her 500,000 francs I'he infrequency and the distance between | being copied in the grand magazimes many of | yhand relinble agents and has, i this way, ) e T Limanil ot il tho | & \Vhutdid you donttor that? | Marguerites, a Fronchuan of uoble, au fuughed, Tri6 lights gives alternating intervals | which have branches in all the leading eities | dorvod to protect. tho pooplo from fraud wid o B! © eep s i v ampmen n Frane seo, and afte o one nerics roco! 1 1ot buy me, ¢ for my revenge. of passable illumination., e people of ope’ sl opy- who had fallen into the hands of sharks, il tho bellof that hio was in decp sympath ywith | campment atSun Frincise, apgafior thegn: | to | Awerlen to = vosoup his = follen [ e eame the terriblo strugelo butwoen | 1t mast bosaid that London is not illumin - | fog American custoins but the chargo canuot | rapidly as tho latter wero shown up now oiies kol thESURH b boial ficont nscortuined | ployed by the s Tullronds 10 BoCUFO Lo | 4ok Theels Wikl SHO 3 France and Germang, There were accom, | ated at nights as well s it Lbe reversed. Thenumbper of storesin New [ (¢ith now tricks and rascality took their maker through his spocial axent, ascortuined | BOVUL, L U P s B4 on Craneiseo fow years he is able to return to Paris, ro. it forcs und prosent in the | might be, aithuugh besido aw | Yorks olling exciusively imported articloss [ piice hat Vandervoort had deserted his post an What does this show! [t shows that Paul | store the ancestral munsion to moro than its | beléguering army not a fow noble mea and | York would ~ be but a constantly fncreasing. Tho length of time hera was but one moans left and that was was at Lincoln lobbying for the telephone aud teiegraph companies he_ decided to dis- miss him. As soon as Vandervoort became awnare that his head would come off he sent in his resignation and bid wood bye to the republican party. As u matter of fact, whilo he cut loose from the republican party, he did not cut looso from the railroads and other monopolies that have bad nim on tueir required for London and Paris fashions to reach this side of the Atlantic is becoming v. | was surprised on ablish n great bureau of clmms. This was sugeested Lo a sumber of poopla but put into practice first by the San Fran Vandervoort as u G aud Army man used his | pristwe splendor aud 1o take his place am. wouien who, themselves non-belligerents | Loudon is supplied witn cus by private cor influence to get the r Iroads a long haul for | the great financiors of the luxurious capital, | sought the field of battle for the solo purpose | porations. Many companios formerly c ampmont and carry the dclegates to | In the meantime, however, bo had met in | of tending the dving and succoring the | peted for the trade, but they have in recent | shorterand short wnd Army encampment and other | Baitimore u Miss Julia Lacombe, daughter of | wounded. The distinctive mark of the | years ocen consolidated into three companios | walking up Fifth avenuo tho otter dav to BKIRTASE votorans clear across the continent to San | a vory oid and aristocratic family, and though | Geneva convention, the red eross on a whit- | which divide territory. In this London is an | hear repeated blasts of a trumphiet, to see @ | “yWith the Iixaminer Tit: Bxi has co-opor | Francisco, and yet this uotorious railroad | soveral years her senior, fell duspavately in | ground, procured for th immunity wnere | exception to the ustal rule among British | box couch drawn by four horses tear down | giad in the great work of gaffording reliof to capper is how stumping tho stato for Edgor- | love with and marvied ner. The boauty and | ever their errands of mercy might take them. | cities which have for the most part retaued | the stecet, to gazo upon the footman his | \orthy claimants, l"nl- and while h]u pleads for the poor soldiers | accomplishments of the Amsrican girl at | Among these women w !w oue clothed in the | the gas monopoly under direct control of the | portiy form clothed .]‘ vh»lx(x{\mn -lu cont, Tho Washington correspondent of tho Iix | ; and denounces the republican party for not | once raised hoe to the topmost pinpacle ot | orderof St. Hubert. Her great perso I Wuthoritios, Everywhero the | haircutin the samo English style as may | amiyor, Mr. John Weaderburn. who has also poy roll, But T must read a little more from | haying dono enough for them, ho is only | social success, and Do e obitaaCkich. | honasy. how look of settled moluncholy and | change to the systom of publlo. swnership is | houriy e sean upon similar vehicles in the | & R viiru HoskGtnry 1o Sonator Huarst, oLy teylng to uso the old soldiers as cats' paws | honored, the heaa of a household | hev oxtwaordinary devotion attracted the at- | considered a greatimprovement aud in Birm- | neighborhood of ‘Trafalgar squaro in London. | \wuq dotailed to organizo and take chargo of ! PR first vote for Abraham Lincoln | to pull the railrond chestuuts out of tho fire, | where the most distinguished and the of Dr. Hozeman, an American physi- | ingham a monument has been crected to | Most assuredly the tide of cosmopolitanism | {he pureau. His long service in Washingt while In the prison pen at Milan. Ga. T have | and whilo be is advocating the eloction of | mo t aristocratic mombers of 1o Second 0 was prsent al toe scize of Stras- Joseph Chamberlain, pledging tim the | in fast flowing westward! in both theso capacities had giveu bim a larco toe loved tho purty and welied for lis wolfare in | Kagerton he is traveling on railroad passes | empive were proud to meet as guests, felt ten | bonrg. ' A waem feiendship sprang up be- | everlasting gratofulnesss of “the people Vicron Rosewater. | gequaiutance with government officials aiid | miteht and eloom, [ bave risked my 1t | ouor this state and he s making rogular ro- | thousaud times repaid forall e vieissitudes | tween ttom, - She told him that sk had once | for bis efforts in the acquisition of the city el y R oiiy niethods’s Fnewllg themon nnd e urd and stoncl in the durk N0 | ports every few days at railroad head: | no had passed through in the courso of a not | been married to tho' ereat financier, Henri | gas works, Elocivie lights are scarco in HONEY FOR THE LADIES, tho proper procedure o follow, ho wis ! of southern Tndtina. quarters, This s his mission in the catmp of | unevent ful career, To crown his happiness | de Marguerites, and lived in luxury i Paris, | London, Somo aseribo the delay i their in- | — ehoaon _Bs: wall: quallfied to'; push elatms | ‘The new apostle forgets himsel a little bit | the independents, and if Eagerton is electod | two children ulessed bis union Her husband was devoted and her nome 1deal | troduction o unfavorablo logislation com- | _Feather toques are shown with & muff to [ FIEC00, G0 WoRLH0rtent “timo. if thoy wes and tolls s Tn anothor. part of this lottor: | the rallrend manugors expoct to have u friend | “inen 1o bogan to receivo auonymous let- | until his mind hud beon poisoned azainst hor | pelling tho companies to sell their plaut atan | Mateh. Tl : Twent o the war atthe ago of 5 and was | in court. ters roflecting unon the honor of Kis wifeand | by an anomymous lotter writer and | uppraised valuation ufter the oxpiration of a | Many brown and greon offects appear in | *“Pyg best lawyers to bo had were thon cn gaptured aud livod one year in tho camp of | Vandarvoort ana Edgotton wore both lob. | connectiug her name with that of o cousin, | be had © cast her oft. Hegeman | limited sumber of yours, 1o comply with | faney feathe gnged and a fail clorical foreo put into tho Bello Isio witlh my comrudes freczing i the | bying at Lincoln last winter, et we are told | Maurice Lscombe, But the two cousins bad | was deepiy moved by her story” and with | strict reeulations and to Iy all wires” under |~ Wings ave,medium m favor and brenstsaro | bureau. 'In every instance tho men woio i that the producers of this state can | peen playmates from childbood, were always | view of ferreting out the mystery, and, if [ ground aud weil insulated. ~Whatever be the | jgnored. chosen for their knowledge of tho work Lo be | Let us see. If Vandervoort went into tho | pe) e ; L 10 | rely upon Mr. Kdgerton as an_ unap- | on terms of the most war at the age of 15, und remained thoro | proachablo man. How is it! Is | morover Maurice jnul ke could vote for Lincoln, ne must | a° man who has been a lobbyist, | Marguerites who had = broaght him to have served six years. 1happen to have the | o man who has nov gov any busiaess as o | Papis, furnished nim with money | mct at St andid intimaey, and | possible, bringing about a reconcilintion, | cause, e ] ! ctricity as a means of fllumination | “Spauglos ave intermixed with ombroideries | donc. 1 favorite with Le | went to Paris. There he founa De Marguer: | s just begin ontor tho field. Con- | aubfeieo fan hoi Gohirass ws ot lasa) anxious. o protact es and told him of the woman whom he | tracts have been made for puulic street light- ‘ : claimants from robbery. The same kind of | ght over beforo i o ensively | claiman 0 o | wsbour and who claimed to bave | ing nnd the construction of tho plantis | ~Neverveforo has jot been so extensively | ¢ niiiitehid como to Tk Bre and wono to | report of the adjutant general of Illinois | jawyer, who does notspead sixty days in & [ and ' always welcomed him as o [ beea his wife. Do Marguerites listened | well under way. When complete d for millmery. % y L Jut : J yer, spead sixty days it d ' always sleomed i en his wiife o s listen ol er way. When completed, quite % RS the members of congress as well. Tho com o, riitlos under the seal of the | veur at tho court and probably not, I might f puest at his house. I accordingly rocoived [ eoldly to tho doctor’s recitai und then said change. I expected in the noeturnal | With the oxcoption of hat pins, gilded jow- | it it IPRS SGCREIINAY dipredations bii Camp Biitle e Springfod e oty | sav, two bours ina week at bis profession, | thesc anonymous suggestions with coutempt. “You have been imvosed upon. The woman | aspects of London swects. Here in’| eiry is not much in demand. under consideration investigated the op SAmpBUKaTinsar Henitgfeld lomhe fit fobo judgo of our supromo court! HOW | Hieas haomsmlovei detectives (o the burnass | who was my wWife 13 now mistress of the | th ocher large citios of 1urope, the employ- | Jet aigrottos, cabociions, fah-top pins, flies, | tions of tho claim ugents and attornoys in day of June, 1562, the first time, and | can such a man aspire to such a high posi- | of forreting out the autbor ot the cowardly | Villa Rizi.”? ment of meandescent lamps in private build- | butterflios, wings and tiny birds appear. connection with tho Indian depredations was mustered out’ av _the place where | tion? Itscems to me that the people of this | attacks, but so skillfully did that iudividual | ~ Heeeman, still fiem in his taith in the | ingand houses is vapidly gaining headway. | gney beaded sido piecesaud crowns show | cluims, They found thut the claim agents he had wnlisted, the mp near | state cannot afford to do tnis, nctwithstand- | eopceal his identity toat nothing was accom- | woman whom he had seen movirz lke a | T t. Pancras vestry, o thickly settied | poantiful designs carvied out in beuds and | bad demanded 3315 to 50 per cent from tho Springfield, after three mouths. be- | ing the feeling that great wrongs have been | piished. Notouly the letters themselves but | ministering angel among the wounded sol- | resudence district of Loudon, is now complet- | spangles. K men holding the ciaims, and in hundreds of cauve the term of his coripany ad | perpetrated in tho past, notwithstanding tho | o dircctions on tho envelopes consisted o [ diers at Strasbourg, one day visiied the Villa | ing its electric lighting installation. Tv'has | o0y Toathors aro shown in largo quanti. | cases held contracts at these figures, Wi expired. I he was 15 years old in June, | fact that tho people démand better govern- | printed letters earofully cat out and pusted | Rigi. He was about to enter whon ho heard | taken advantage of the olectric lighting act | ot Can sufaly bo L g0 quantic | The bill was still in congress, with littlo ap- 1862, how olawas he in November, ‘1864, | ment and thatour logislatures have failed to | fosather so as to spell out tho words desived, | the voices of & man and woman raised in | allowinz municipalitios to conduct their own | {iroutis tire fail Aud swintor wood | rent chance of passage, they were able, by when Lincoln was elected president for the | give them relief. Tho lotters continued to arrive, mmd as | avgry altereation. Withdrawing into tne | plants and to furmsl its residents | IOUE Ris00 4 mothods dangerously near the line of falso 1ino short heads in ostrich tips are used in elegant trimming effects, second term? He could not have veen much | ~ [t scems to me then that tho rank and filo | ooks passed and revealed his uninown cor- | shelter of a flowering shrub in the conserva- | with the best existiug light at prices cover over 17, and if he voted for Abraham Lin- | of tho independeats, the farmers and the | yoih 40 fntimate acquatntance with his | tory he saw that the upper portion of the | jug only the cost of production. protences, o induce the claimants to sigu tho exorbitant demands. coln at the age of 17 he was an _early voter. | working peonls who are reully in earnest and | jqiate affairs, coupled with the damning man’s features was hidden beneath Paris is very well lighted. On the bou Bucklo effects are noticed in jot and steel, “Thoro appearcd to b only one way to_pro [Applause. | * [ want to call your aitention | honestly desire reform fina thomselvos in | £ ctruction hie invariably contrived to put | smail. silk mask, through which nothing but | yards, the business thorouyh fares and in the | also in Rhinestonos and brooches of moon - f tect the claimants. That was o cancel all to auother little discrepancy. He says he | this dilemma. They have cndeavoved by a | oy the apparently inunocent actions of tho dark, flashing ov discornable. he | most 'frequented districts. little more could | stones are set in apparent dinmonds. contructs by law, und limit the foos that at- voiea for Abraham Lincoln in a con- | third party movement to rid themselves of | {ioo™'0o il tho lotter: bogan at last to | man was D> Marguc bo aesired. The streots are lined on both foderate prison. Did_confederates gatner | bad government, of bossism, of the machine, | {i0e Thair o 4 : Vhite satin or repped silk is suitable for | torneys m cctupon him. Oneof them | There was a short but uncquul struggle, in | sides with thickly pla ed lampposts. And | the wedding dress of a brige of twoaty | thus be enabled to choose zht colleet. The claimants would another avent if votes for Abraham Lincoln in the rebel [ aud tuey have endeavored through . hic 3 T A sl ; : 1 A oLy . stated that young Lacomve was leadwg a | which the mask wa from ber fuce, thee lamp posts ave tipped with transparent | years. tho one they had lirst engaged had attompted - P(:llnslnh[‘:{ll'\‘:)‘l's::lu:v::\?ill‘v::; e (e iy Wdopendentyslepihietireiiito " Torii | vhiy ramatilte upon investigation. De | Do Murzuerites released her und s globes, constantly kept clean. Soue have | A prospective bride should use the initial | to dofraud thom, uud the contracts could not B SRR S E oDl il S L0 PR A AL WO give them botter | pgrguentes found that he bad become inti- | gerad slowly back s thrce arms and fow are supplied with less | of her maiden name on household linen, demand more than the specified rate. n'this saintly eplstlo Paul says: rates on the railrouds, that would proteot | mate with a varicty agtress kuown us Mile Miles away in_the Prussinn batteries, u | tian two jots ach, i most casos with tireo T G e o ey The ninth section of tho bill was thus Bl Gidoins om in ovory dircction against corporations, | taainatte whom he had instatied in some. T Db B0IE VAR Thil ekl | P e T S Eh e R plogos It ol A alloyat o com. | - The o S win not going to Join the demooratic part v Cochinetto whom lie hud instalied in'some- | denso clond of smoke lollowed by wndér- | and four lights apicco. But thero avo many | A 1o, Yol Spvelones B eicls o SO | arawn to aunul “all sulos, trans fors oF nssis bociuse there I8 nothing loft of it but a remi- | and they have found ~that their contidence IRl SFns (Eplc Resiin: nli«-;'nl‘l' l!‘l)vvrnt)r from hl\'\lll‘i n|ll L and |!|||! bas been betrayed by their own reorcsent rloting, foeking saioons with thair bléar-cyed, | tives, and they have been imposed on by d A entiicou il el SAtaN e Fod-nosed bund of howling dervishos. L T N e A l',,‘f,;. iy esl z:)::lr;nll\:;\::d“xnh“;\lll(l‘c“v (r;::::irl\lt‘tutlufh’«:r (ealei S 5 i ~ could suvely hav o encl ¢ ioh noul stirring prohibition sentiment { am justas much in favor of all the reforms | g, De Marguentes, He,determined, how- [ with o cnsive splendor in_pri voar proclaimed to all Puris the dischiarge | out-of-ihe-way places in Paris which are | WS A0S s that if he | of unother gigane siece gun. ‘There w dimly lighted by a few scattering lamps, | VoI OF lace. fore made.” The maximum fee to bo allowed o, the heavy floor of the f ‘Phere is Uttle illumination by electricity, Po | Gathered flounces. rose ruches, cabbige | \aq putat 15 percent of the amount col- fabled 1ike a shipstrickea | pe sure, the tivst practical experiment in | Pieatings and battlemented edges wim the | joired except in case of claims under 00 or a und the solia masoury | street lighting | amps was made in | foot of many dress skirts, though some of | (i ere unusual work had to be done, when 20 what showy and ex vate apartments and he reflected appeis to tho Womaw's’ Chinstiun “Temper | wo bavo advoentod, but [ believe that if In- | GLU (i thero should bo. 0o moro drappin | Focke | and totter 1 its very” foundations. | Paris attho tmo of (o dxposition in 1573 1 | the rictest gowns ure quita plain. L : R R miie ot MineRlik tha "wood peopts || srodent seniblicans and Independentdame | i 11 olclocke breakfasta op 4 soldlodk [Lhio/(orm. SOF 0 m wonian 1ay [ bat tho ineroase in Ui mumbor of elec: | Mes Cowloy: ‘But what is woman! Only | “Tiio amount of business received immedi- who have pinned their faith on Vandervoort's freisatla i st okl hm,g'”‘ o ieiony | teas and bo promptly informed his nephew among the shattered furnishing: n‘(l!n\ onco | tric lights since then has been ex. | oue of nature's agreeable blundors. ately after the oponing of tho yburcau is RHolisYairon KOelE (8 1 OF Y aademm oo KRl oW M puriea ULty R s (Hsulliol Post that until’ s relations with tho | mfguificent house, mangled bovond recogni- | tremely slow. 'Tho few aro lamps cmployed | Very protty aro somo of tho spua wool | proof of the coniidenco in” which the neopio Paul’s own handwriting. 3 TR Gvary di uonvontion R0l conlteo] mph of the Varietios were severed ne | tion. Do Margierites was still breathing, found wainly in tne “hotel district.” " Tn | shawls in finest lace patterns, which, though | bold it-and of the distrust which the ordinary o ¢ YR au ho would see the propriety of discon- | Ho was removed fo his home where shortly t il mivations, as in many other tings, | amvle in 3izo, weigh next o nothing, thoir | claim agont bas aroused. In tho six wecks, POSTOFFICE OMANA, March 1800.—Dear | every legislature and get all the relief they Halt tired of her already, | before midnight, after everyone but the doc- | the Parisiaus contont themselves with mak- | warinth, however, being out of all proportion | from April 1 to May 15, claims to the amount wotting o splendid 1ot of statlstics | want. In California when the working al Bangs the ownorof the Dodlin | ploof that state did not want tbe Chinese to Sir: I n from Gen of some pretext to get rid | tor had rotired from the room, he made a con- | ingu g i eut displuy in alimited extent of ter- | o their lightness. These shawls are hardly | of £,005,341.651; weve filed with the burcau to Cochin- [ fession. The masked wom X \ whom until | ritory, The companies furnishing gas and | less gossawier-like than a cobwob, and might, | on account of Indian depredation claiws and inwardly glac of hor, Muurice showed the lette Alaserilemritoamns thay o sriilinko hom romain, what dia they dot Thoy did not | oiro, ‘Madumoisselle broke two expensive | the duy of tha fatal intorview, he, in common | electricity are kept under strict regulation by | from their marvelous dolicacy, have been | alone. All these go to the court of claius . our house, Thinks o oan sntisfy you. | CEORte 8 new par fayianptoLhoicemos pretended to paint and said: vith cveryono el had supposed to be bis | (he munivipal authorities. e Tt Ager L under thonct and are’ in various stages of cratic party and in their conventions passed nd L witl leavo you | wife, was. in reality, his wife's sister, who [ ‘I he stecots of Vieuna aro fairly lighted. wade | preparation and prosecution. Besides tho e 5,000 francs d Yours, PAUL VANDERVOOIT, T'he fashion journals sav that a new rosolutions in faver of Chinese restriction ey 1l been kidnaped at an early age, and after 3 Giagn 4 B b 3 Pl or the dbprodati o 3 This letter, written just before the opening | Jaw They went Into the republican | tomorrow A hud been M}“H":l,;! an early age, a ‘r"l‘lllr'» Some use of electric are lamps is ‘made, but | o greon is a favovite in Paris. [t probably | claims under the depredation act there lid f the orohivition c vei e i it Muurice groaned aloud. Then ho sought | the most nntirmg efforts on the yart of Judge | tie chiel lumivation is by means of gas | Wil not mateh the sh iz o o~ | been tiled at that date treasury elaims to tho of the prohivition campaign iast year is | conventions and did the same thin 3 sashior.atthob here | Lacombe { been given up for dead. She iot] indo of green in the en 5 e ) N directed to Hon, Poter IS. ller, the famous [ and thoy went to the national conven: | Alfred Cassazue. a castior attae bunit Where | (ol b ;1 £ s lamps. vious oyes of tho woman who' can'tafford to | Amount of &255.601; Fronch spoilation chubns | 5,883 dand claius, had | had been his mistress in New Ovleans under | Beriin is probably the bestlighted metropo- | Yavo any 5 0 of Laura Surinne. 1t was aftor be [ 15 in tho world, The authorities do not con. | "ve 44 of it. ot and foved Julin Lacombe that hedis- | fine thei efforts to the disteiets. oce ipied by ner identity, Then he deserted her | the higher classes, but davote particu amount of £200,850; and patent and other ¢ laree amount. Sice that date son of claims have been filed with the bureau,ind they were both employed. Cas : H 4 itio d sought to the | the nn and volun- | congross to enact luws excluding Chinose | S0¢iol atnbitions und bud soug b ; sh ller statistics against pro- | fr D itod Biates ling Obinoso | 5o wich Maurice enjoved by loaning bim | bud B ; from the United States, and they suceeded. | (200 Py tho young aristocratTind treated | cover whisky distiller, Vandervoort was thomiddlo- | tions of both parties and pledged members of man for the Dodlin granite quarr teered to furci dims o i 2,000,000 ‘ Ti:e new Venetian brown of a deep reddish tint appears among the handsome dross bibition as an inducement for an order ki firais o 1 g i b 8 DOIE eranie, o Bas D nos ox perlonaedis | 2 oingle biammis is not likaly to create: & gvoat | iy protensions with oool contemph “F i wont to Paris where bo azain wet Juiia | tention to the less favored portions of the | fabries of silic velvet aad ladies cloth this | iy is yow attending over §,000,000 of ciaiti change of heart. He is so disgusted with z‘:{'r(‘.’;;’tu';lmm s.:wl;h:u;:i::; whli ).m\'.:‘” that day, Cassagne conccived for him | while sho \v.lu vist llwl-mm her nother, | city, The municipality owns and conducts Plotiirasque and protty aleoves of silk or The need for the burean may well be seen | - g g greonbackism, 4 able hatred and determined t oposed and was accepted. | its own gas 5 and is not atall 5 : @ 3 R vittie faol it now hus on hand more implacable hatred and determined prop v its own gas and i not atall sparing In | JUEEERAIR A0 P O ted Urosas of | DY tho fact that it now has on hand those red nosed democrats. been dead ever sinco resumption weut. into | {8l JEEES e for the slight. 5o | In the meantime the girl whom he had | the use of the product for public purposes. cinims than all of the claim attorneys of India_ cashmere, camel's hair and silk of As an Oil Room Manager. GQobIntlS T IR dnokyROLIICLOR RV OLULIORIED M told bim how budly ho | wronged followed him to Pavis. With the | TPho frequency of the lumps with iru ol msetar S the politics of the country or give u new [ When Maurico torg X iriongell (olowoduiinplto Eare, o frequency i varied sorts ashinglon d. i But that1s not ail Last yoar Vi olitles ofitho oo gl W[ et DO Feaucs Cassigno suggested that | aid of Casssuo sho began tho anonvmous | joty shows that thorough illumination s thy e e s aud the. catablis VR one vander | party control, or oven the balance of power | ¢ P o it 1o his cousiv, Mme. Do | correspondence which resulted in the divorce, | main point kept in view. This does not mean | - Buttons aro considorably ased as garni- | mo, o buroan. was not uppreciated by voort. testified upon the witnoss stand in Lo apply for 1 I nt of th | in nationai affaivs. Av the very best Omaba that while he was in the lobby at Lin- ','_:r‘,,mv i \“,'m,.m.\. expediont, Marguerites, and to uwl objection that | and then, taki wr‘m\‘i n:l-n:a i‘A' |\!]H sudden th \inm WOUKS ure not economi }.n nlu]\ ‘r\vi';’e“i‘l"r‘l:;v:x’”";n{-vl‘i'l’l"“ol:\fl4‘1";‘!*"\;\4""7 the claim agents. ‘The; \'iml;‘d;u continn colu for the railroads in 1857, he novor knew 8 Ty o dare no longor to call upon her, he disappearance of Malame Do Marguerites | azed. —Quito tho opposite is true: for whi .; 1 to some joining or overlappiug of | to thrive 1 their business of fleccing tho of an oil room or a room in which Nquor was | piasert, gt hote and 1 kuow whireol o | plied thut a lotter asking for au anpoiatn ani e strfing vosomblanco to e sho com- | Yo privato coustmers are suppiied ot very | sonms, wiid on tho basquos and - couts in noat. | needy clamant, oy aecordingly wiven away to membors of tho lepslature, | shock Ll Mr. Burrows and My Bianort | would auswor the purposs, aud even offered | ploted hor tervible revenco by opentug tho | low price, it s chicfly from the profits on th | ros ¥ 0 effect. nounced the goverument and the bureau, and did not have any liquor in his own room. | gany requests and appeals to ‘mom- | 10 furnish a place of meeting—at the houso | Villa Ligi and deceivicg Illultvlrmnlkhu pub- | sale of gas and water that the large annual Breid is avranged ina single row or a suc Thoy held that the former could not caicol Now hoti1s the lodger o e Capital ovei | dont roquosts “and appeals o mow- | (6 (ULIL LG Cr "he said—in tho Ruo | lie uiike wto the bellel that sho was tho | surplus acerues to tho eity. [loctiicity is | cossion of fostaons or bunchios liko loops of | the contructs they had mado with thoir i kept by Mr. Kitchen. In this ledger you seo [ koep away from the republican prim. | Miuvais. woman who had formerly, as mistress of bis | more extensively employed for street ligh ribbon, or in the daring “bowknod” pattern | ims, But the cancellation was made i | there are accounts against various | ames - last ye R NG Now the Rue Mauvais was o locality of a | house, led the sociul world of Paris. in Berlin than in_other European capitals. | which dominates everything. “These bow- | the interest and mame of tho people aries ek year, we _ wou have the expived. and by | Yo, being supplied by private companies,the | knots ave spaced with a connecting undulat- | And it nced not be doubted that tho eoplo who stopped thero dur- : - docidedly sbady reputation, but bad ns he [ Shottly before uyl POOBIS o T ton " NS et | had u republican convention that would o | 4o BRGE UGG 1one anougth i | his bedsiac sat the wowar who tiad bcon b | eloctric lamps uro comparavely moro'ex- | g row of "braid, upparontly (o bola thom | emiont constitutional lawy who You will sco in this hotol ledgor, pages | hoiniaated a cloan anti-monopaly tcket, W | aris to bocome famfliar with all its wicied | wif oo | pensive than gas, and consequently, con- | tozether framed the nct in question did not o 91, 100 and 110, headed John M. Thurston, | reputablo men within the ranks of the | byways, and overwhelmoed with joy he orgive me,” were nis fast words, and [ fined iu use to'the points of " great- | New vrincesso dresses for youthful | S0 without knowing what they were doi dobtor, and among the itews charwed to | Teemars allinuee, wnd wo would have had 4 | scized the haud of tho littie Prenchmun and | she stooued and knised bim. ost trafe. In Berlin tho mcandescent | wonre ro made with the waisi-portion | Tho threats of the sharks undouvted Thurstor ure: January Vandervoort, | jogislature that would have been true blue, | Shook it warmly. g JAttheend of throo years France, rising fjamp s rapilly guining ground | closely fitted and veaching only half the [ bad an effect upon some men who desired 1o lodging und board, $104.257 27th, Foom 15, | oK e b O o vajoled Inso passing | _That ovoning auother of tho printed lottors [ Phwuixtike from tho wreut dlsasior which | and its introduction tuto private residences | length of the ordinary bodice, the corsage | MAke new contracts and secure the services cigars—room 15 was Paul’s room;' Fevruary | Hovitious railroad bills and all sorts of legis- | reached Do saveuerites, 1t vead: bad overtaken herunder o monarchial form |, wreatly promoted by tho artistic forms in | boins very much like a” pasaut-waist, with | of some other attornoy, but this effcot will , bar 40 cents; February 6, cigars 83, Hotitious railraad bills aud all sorts of lagls: | P0Gk wifo wiil meet hor cousin tomorrow | of zoverument, soared aloft to ronewod pros- | which it boing ndaptod for chaudeliors and | guimps and Zull sleevos 0! soma othor mu- | seon bo destroved and tho emnncipetion of 6ih, washing, $1.40—thoy took caro of their | without rendoriug any equivalent. 0 | gt in the ue Mauvais, No. 1. Iutercopt | perity and‘greatucss in the pureratmosphere | vavious decorations. | terial. tho olatmant from t0o tyranny of the shurk lobbyists and kept them clean; 9th, cigars 384 3 bis letter and read it if you do not believe | of thu younz vepublic. sl e blo Of other m;mv:v'wufmmmwnmlmmlm-l- In trimaiing pretty house dresses this | Will be complete #. Then again cigars, Then wo come to Railroad Manipulation® me soil of muny a battta field Jay hiade tion the suply of water is generaliy through- | season, modisted are using velvet ribbon as | _Tho amount of money that will be saved ¢ Fobruary 18, clgars; Februury 20, bar and 2 %It is impossible,” ejaculatod the ox-mer- | ber enorimous harvests, Joyously reaped by a f out i 0 tho hands of tho city authorl- | flat borderings, in the form of Groei koys, | the people by the work of Tur Bri i cigars $4,15, He did not know anytning | et ‘f,,',‘,“".‘:l‘{.‘,’,‘“‘.',f,',':fl; "“‘,{‘;',_,,'“L‘,‘,’DI,,,‘.}’:,‘“,{f,,j" chant, “for ho knv the IRue Muuvels, but he | contented and hupoy * hesaniry, and Parls | vies, Horo wgain Loindon forms an excoption | squares, blocks, poinis in graduatod longtha, | 0F Ciaiis may not be culculated. 1t w | about tho liquor in the oil room. but he had | g™ that, that last yene's people's conven- | Was up vefora® the followlag mo and ain became tho Pavia of "voro, the | wnd it mhubitants suffee the ivconvenionco of | aud in plain rows. Silk braid tno sam colod. | cortainly be very ereat. Tho work wil run up u bar bill of $34.15. February 24, bar, | oonvention was manipulated ,,v‘"m ‘railronds | A5 soon as hie heard the lid of the lotier box of m«-.»h pUEE A cleer, the wonder of | Ligh chiarges by elght unaccommodating pri- | as the dress, plain or mixed with metal | done as near actual cost as possible. = 5o 3 25th, bar, £.50, and cigars; and then we { gimost as much as n"*:, TR T fattlo ho was out in the vestibule and bad | the world, but tho Baron Avchambault is | vato compinics. The quality is exceedingly | threads or dotted with cabochons, ave inex- | OF it will not cost more than 5 per cont, Wl 5, : ; 5 it d himself o » letters nddresso Gor and the suppty always short. The num 218110 40 d alfaeticalri 3 Tmuch of 1t can bo done within tho 15 dnd got around again to the 20th of Murch, | b, ! : y sed himself of all the letters addressed | loveiv. i) z | yoorandt Ly alwin - | pensive and effective trimmings. L of 1t can be done within Bar ®uln: then somo more washing) | OLCr esombled - n e e embers S'wife, four in number, Among them ¥ York [s a fino city and_ne has nover | Erous companios rofuse to scil out to tne city | PTho it of white birch bark, which gives to | Per cont allowed by law. Tn somo cases (10 Y i o duving the | much higher | Russia leather its poculiar aromatio and | 0 per cent may be required. Itis tho intc then on the Ulatod | was onefrom Maurice, and opening it uo | seen it He intgnds to 2o th except ab an exorbitant pri 5th of Iebruary wiue, #3. in that convention were mal B e Gioettar ibima || sapuaripg 050 al LRl o the ! on the same day another ovder for wine, L . s right there o found that his auouy mots correspondent had | coming winter and 0 the & of two | thau would be the cost of duplicating tho | lasting quulitics, when dissolved in alcohol, | ton, however, to give the claimnt tho b &5, th, br, 81:10: then on 1ho 20th bourd | D,k raiteoud lobby tha was rigbt thera ob | (Gh\a' truth. Tho firat flush of passion | old frisnds, who aro now Dr. and Mrs. Hege- | prosent plunt, = Paris, ou tho other haud, | iy said to boogoollont for prasorving and [ fit of tho lowest chargos that will cover tho and lodiing, $135 and the total hotel bill eak: St Y of Van Wyl for | over, no said: . owns its water avorks, bt sos the operi- § waterprooflg various fabrics, It ronders | €XPInsesior the servic Which Thrston is charged with for Vandor- | Snverateoq te b0 s fver bt Fan WS T | *Shy shall 1 covdomn ner untieard be- | gy, GeanvitleWhary s an ingonous one, | tion tod private corporation undor condttions | thou both neid wnd sost. praot, want i ny | vitk Bar BUKRAC will prosecute cluims voort during_ that memorablo session when | foeitta nominate Mr Powers. Now. Me. | cause Lacombe writes her for a clandestine | grapbically told, and if it bo true that a ve- [ favorable Lo tho city, The p:ml&,»' .m‘xl ibund- | way dostroys their pliability. the supreme court of the United States the apostlo of anti-monopoly, temporanco and | Powers is not & railroad man. 1o not chare | meeting’: Sk bt and devotcd wife coutd undor any eir- | areo of tho public vater supply of Viennd | Petiicoats for wintor usy aro handsomor | 0Tt of claims, Ubw several courls of (o )5 that, but Mr, Powers was & weak man and A wrote ! cumstances give o jce to the threat 8 ) of X E i stuffs in plain and \ roform was playing capper for the railroads Lt o " But to Maurco he wrote: “I have stopped i iRttt s spread tho fa that clty s ono of1bo | than usual. - Vory rich stuft ) 1 | trict of Columbia, before tho commitis foots up $453.00 and Mr. Thurston's bill | fhar DAt ME Lon O o auted. the weak. | your letter w Julia. 1€ you writo" vo | wiich enabled Laora Suriune to carry out | fow plices whero such liauid is fit o drink, | figured satin, black, croam, gray uud Indian | COUTess and the oxccutive depurtmniis aggrogated §2,531.60. So Vandervoort's b ke O ain or | nttempt 1o sea her | Laach onald b vongo. the story 1s 1n the | In Beglin, too, under its effective municipal | ved brocade, also silk and wool matoria will securo the payment of just Lodinn d¢ wh est man to head that ticket, and they 2 her extraordinary e, in th pelladsibek \ T | natorials,are H pay r are many “evidences | government, the water works leave nothing | utliz Black satin or surah skirts, linea | 48tion claims, land claims, pousion ciains mouory was slightly out of joint when he | gyccoeded. Tne same thing happenel 1 will shoot you like a dog.” | main consistent.” Ther of which to complain. with fau ption and homestead cist This missive the alert and crafty Cassagne | of undue hast y striped flannels, ave full {n the | Mining, pre-cn testified undor oath that ho did not know | cantly R SR AR its preparation, but we ) Abything about the legisiative oil rooms and | Sqiuly 4 the fndepenacut judiclal convontion | | permittod 1o reach tho man for Whom | pyust mot. expect 1o much of & Pégasus in | 10 the Uniled States tho watersupply alono | back, closely gorod o the front and sidos, | Oblain 'patents at ™ minimum cost and 1o never had any liquor iu his roows atthe [ olped to folst two men on the indevendent | it was intended. the harness.of daily journalism, of tho various — monopolistic services | ana trimmed in row: of rose pleating in plain | Krestest despateh, Capitol hotel, judicial ticket, one of whow has been an at- “There is no doubt about it: Julia never PRl Bl has been direcily assumed to any con- | puches, or mixed with black lace, ‘Theroare thousands yet who uro er d | Now let us once more continue Vander- | {orney of the Missourl Pacific and the other | recoived my letter,” said Maurice. MEN'S WEAK. siderablo extent by tho municivalities. | 1tibbons of ull kinds aroin high fayor— [ to peasions. These stould writ o | voort's pathtic valedictory. Ho says: Yo ‘15 Hnown to becontrolled by tno | *Iam cortain sho aid not,” esserted the 't fleld iu New York was fora tong tmo | wide or narrow, satin, silk or velsot, the lut. | tely 0 the bureau, There ar thousiud: of T oatings are in goods | given over to private partics put the city | tor being tho novest and most proferrad, A | heirs, widows, minor chiliren, dop d. Theso | was forced by necessity o itsell undertako | fay ay of arranging ribbon on a waist | mothers, fathors, and minor depe ¢ and the | the work. Andof the vavious branchesof | isin what i3 called an X. A ribbon about | brothers and sisters who are cntit ket B asurcs thom . that. “every | to Versailles. Ihave ascertained that the | nap of the matorialhas bocomo well bristled this vorrupt city gover ‘x.‘mu!.“lihn w«\:m":lc‘ Lwo or tavo and o nalf Inches wide is brought, | #ion and should write to Al ., A o~ cave: 1 0 3 3 artent s lo ect to public cond a- | round the waist to the fr “ s | conc ¢ the Und beart, and with the approval of a noble wif candidate on their state and judicial and | train leaves at 6:30. You must go to the | up. partent Is loast subj i i } ai 0 the front, where it 1s roing them. Unde Pl ¢ E\ b 7. If the servants | ‘The rognlation winter overcoat will ba cut | tion. New York is ot alone in the munici- | crossed, brought back azain under the arms, | ® liberal increase in pensions anamy bright oyed children 1 will g0 with | county tickets is thoroughly hone. i | house botween 6:30 and 7. 1 I ¢ Kindsome hope 1nto the ranks of the indepen- | S00'cX aploc Tt is o shame and o feaud. Pofunse you ndmittance, hero is gold; use It | considsrably largor than last svason, in it | pul ownership of waterwork; the sume pro- | and up o the conter of the neck, whera the | 10wed aua those who are c [ zo Tho finest winter o vailronds, ~Candidates with good rocord | cashier, and he urged upon Maurice the | The f : \Woro dofeatod. And vet Burrows uppeals to | necessity of making a personal appoal. ~*To- | that ruff beautifulls undor the hu a1 independents o ‘voto the unscratched | night. said he, ¢Mons de Marguarito goes | fabrics roully Imprivo with woa I have nlways lived in the sunlight of trath \Laughter] Ldefy any mant k pronilse of mine i tho sta have § taintod wy hands with a dishonestdoilar, with all the abliity Thave, and with all & Gent party o | et “Then as he laft ho heid. out hi ERA om0, o iy | Cess of scquiaition has taken' place with per- | two aldos moet and ! o e N Chaiw A o wn | liberaily. nen as he left ho held out his | roomy, with ampe velvot collar und fly n pl v : joet and are fastonnd should write to Tue Bre | “Always in the sunlight of truth, indeod. | 418 With \ndopenduuts dust ap s Mith | LG%0d Maurico shook it warmly. Foamt?” Th doublo besastad feonts will bo in | baps two exceptions, in overy otbee Ameri- | [itt cliou,being fnaly broweit roumd o i | SOUTATION, Never touched a dishonest dollar. Listen to | g i€ 80 FROT S PSS | G0 e | | It was 6:25 wnen De Marguarites, dismiss- | socondary dewmand, and the kerseys, moltons | can city o iy mportance and the move: | front of tho neci, where they flalsh in o kno | Al lettors will be promptly answerel wif this touching tribute to his parcuts and then ing his carriage, entored the railway statien. | and other hard, smooth surface hoavy goods | ment s coutinually spreading to the smaller | according to taste ali information erning form of apy who pretends to sympathize with them and f contrast it with thix letter from the nome of | wie BIOIRIS K0 SIS N iave allowad | The train was aiready going at a good rate of | wili yield precedouco to the dull finish fab- | population conters, ot his boyhood : themsolves to be led by @ few lawvers liko | speed when acommissionaire runuing breath- | rics. In oue toiug, it must bo fairl te., will jeablo, No e tions for claims, te ms, ac- Cold acts From th Ricker,' With us littlo delay us pri el ww Yorl 5 the cities on . My fathor with hands blistered toiled earty | Mr. f3dgarton and our man Strickler who | lessly along side thrusta note through the | “'rpiig poarl undrewsed kid is tho dull fin'sh | Kuowledged, Row, York: foads b M. Quad: We notic will be answered unless th « r aylig - " 8.0 SAEEAS - . guer " haa - e ol side. s he arance o M. Q : notice that our esteeme | andlate. My, mother In dayilght und darks | formerly was & vleoping ‘car conductor and | Window of bis compuriment. Do Marguerites | glove of ovening dress, and aithough tho reg- | 1B othe xu.vllti » .:f'.f»{ui:‘(.',rll-""fl".‘f.i.',‘“.fl': e ST T ’[]l!“‘l requisito stamps for reply = Reoek e hor children | 4 ined “up as a great constitutional ex- | tore it open, bis faco black as night. ulation tan walkine glove with wear soon el ] S Tatiar A ¥ g politi- Parties dosiring information and worked her fingers to the bono in the i B gl c0,” he exclalmef X cencral atbletic build, the metropolitan | cal editor, “ona thoroughly tod rayile ! flokoring light of tullow eundie, pounder and has had no cases oxcepting those 1 must alight at once, ! he exclalmed. takes on a dullish wok there are oxtremists | Keucrai ath Bl sae: mersoritanr] o ARA VI8 nghly postod on | dress Tue Bee Beiear or Clas lowonnle. i | B e That biass of bogrie, the | | Maurice wha in th midst of his confossion | thut will oaly havarse undrassed tan klove. | luest” ure ubsurpassod. s o eliviency, | the politivs of the dny.” ' To such n one | bullding, Onuha, Nob,tho manuyer of ¥ mworns to Paul Vin- | Vandervoorts and their ik, lead thom | to his cousin when the door oponed and a | “ipy o'auil finish fad roached its zeaith when | 1,45t BEaPLe 10 LEKE SReCH LR Bewad [ | o Otpines i stendy situation at good | 18 Edward P Roggen. dorvoort's youthful antecedents, I have ofton | by the nose and try to make them bolieve | servant announced that Mgr. de Marguerites | o i)y ged nockwosr, The briznt texturos | jiumbueg (Sdiiee ‘anevios. Slewad: 12, pay. Wao dearly love the old mossback - - = e hae witng. heattiy Mo s he ‘wap; [ that they are now on the high roud to reform- | had returned. L 4 Julia culmly, | bave bean apprectably quellea ia obedienco | amburi which tefiected no credit upon 13 | who claims to' own and publish the Why 1'e Quit the Church hob oriminally “so. Dut Jying, doceptive and | InK-the stato and giving us botter govern- | How wery singuiah, | sht i 7. | Uheroto, but the aftay of silks and pattorns | pARRAALRN L TN Gt ed” réom thoso | Blleged weokly down the street, but [ One evening, after « herd du off sick, hon uational eampaign 802 o o A bl b g Sk <ass 2 C N s & A IRy I anilated hero while atiending | opons. aecessarily there will only ' bo | of De Marguerites' jealousy, bastily thrust | been shown, L e | 138 3urived band on tho coat slaovo; on itie | we feol it our duty to stato . fow cold | George retirued homo and - fo Weslevan school and 100 younz, was sent fo two great parties after all. And whea we | the young man into aw alcove. The next The novelties- ; cailed--in trouserings | continent tho mon car ..mmu- g su .:IA s, | fucts, wife weeping. Ho inquired the ward as a recruit, and wont Into s eaval come to state oficers and the state ticket, is | movement, throwing open the door, his face differs but ‘hgmu, rom what has been seca | pointed swords or short daggers, o [u the fivst place Lo has only 381 | for the *shedding of t " anc tgimenk This was my nnderstanding likely th Soiate tlokeh ¥ | Historted, his ayes bloodshot and staring De | recently, but in ¢gtihe trousers are at the | American ciub 1s nowbero to bs seon. i Sonong) s only 3y g ! wanin the service at the time it botlikoly that the republican party, e | 8 eritos precipitatod nimsalf into. bis | superiative so far & shaps is coucorned com- | ~The parks of New Yoric aro vory credit | cayg y copoer for polif our peonla don’t | formed that his “'mothe v After the war he roturnad hero and was | 8irous of success, would put to the front the | Marguerite v vifte bined with comfort, They are made straight le but for a city of its size the number is I or politics, Thirdly, he | was of the orthodox barbec chamber. With the swiftress of ) a0 3 : ngerously ill. George, | lowed out slightly over the instep. overy city bas one largo park, tneresortof [ his politieal editor would sturve to | flash, ran to her room, and wh aily dressed riders and stun- | death in two weeks. He got n young | saw George she looked up at himn ) polities and got some . > o d fo's 1 daodd ¢ ary fopward Iu palivios and gou some sppoint- | vory bost men lu can comuaud And would | B ieht sho anticipated his movement and | dowa—-not loo3e ot tight~tho battoms nol- | altogotbor too Ilwited. ~ Aurowd s here, hus 10 pay his hands in store ordersnd | was wud after eloction worried the suocessful can- vided " that the farmers would | turew herself in his path. ( 4 didate ‘for wome tmportant oftive. 1 balleve | fike' part RATA K rimarios and T our | “Tais 1s my chamber! While I live you | The corract culaWay—tho morning coat in | the clite whore s g-: n:hnlg umd nd-l w}- toreltorial governor | oo; vontions, but if they absent thomselves | shall not pass.” the absence of the double-breasted frock ning vehicles asily ,"“"'; l'!n'lr .‘np]-un\‘n‘n-u man from Boston out here last summor, | pale face and haggard fentures. Dit hey wraduaily les b down towwadl | [G¢Yhoy"go luto s separate campaign ava | A shadow on the curtaln wus wavering | is of dull finish baok vicana, thibet or rough | before n sdmiring crowd of spectators, But | borrowed the 33 ho had loft, stole his | said in soft and sympathetic tone B, that on you are botter posted than | divide themseives lnto’ & minorily. tbey | and fickering In th uncertwin Ughtof the | worsted, asn matarof fsucy. The singlo ( London, Parisanc Berin are b140 HSUGH | suspendors, embozzled his whito shirt At SO ROG R WPRLAGL ¢ o Lam, 1 am 0o unwell to write further. Su w thell cay 'mn | strect lamp. She saw it loom up black aud | breasted untrimmgd lapsl wiil: be cut low | with numerous smaller parks, affordix ) | it b iwe. £5 nie want his ‘Dack san sititan | hart A" oo ouine Mon | Blatiuct for an Inatance and then aissppear. | down tc snow & @ed sised scarf and tbroug | ir to tho working peonio aud play erounds | o “"M:‘r‘"m’_“l‘:fi d him. ~Tho lone: | to leave you soon; we hive ! ours R O. BAnNARD. o ™ partios . hre after il but | De Margueritos saw it also. With a cursebe | an opening slightly ourved off the V shape | for the children Tho various monuments | SOIN6 SbPOATAnc the young and con- | good friends together, Guorke. i ant Roar. Mon. “TneSabel ot any one party ‘doos not | awept bis wife aside and, revolver in hand, | ‘Fhere will be a marked absouce of docora- | Lo respectod royalty, faiiun hawoes, or 1o pub- | D5 K AR 08 he started on his 2,000 | hope soon to moet you in hov! Vand s most blood-curdling ap- | muko & man honest. A wan nominsted in an | dasbed iuto the aicove, ~As he did so a wan tion In the shape of buttons on sleeve or | lic benefactors are lv\ l!m‘ p! ‘J:II:llmm l\l_m;: Tsia wal ik will never be effnced from our Two weeks after Li hedied. Geor peals are 1o the old soldiers wnd & sweeplog | ludependent couvention is uo more 1o e | stole frow the shadow of the house, and pass- | braid or extra stitghing, parks or iu front of public bul gs. Ne Lemory. bus since thon stopped £OINK 10 h