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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-02

LAYING TIE CORNER STONE OP TIP xryv
ISRAEL CHU RCH.-Ne steTday afternoon the
CedicatOry services OF the Israel Bethel church
were performed at the site of the new church
corner OF LIST and h streets southwest in the
presence OF the membership generally ami their
friends Rev. Mr.. Mitchell, the pastor opened
the services by announcing q hymn. which was
sung by the choir, under the direction of j.
nsoy, and gave a brief account of the dedica
lion OF temples in the Olden time. Rev Henry
Baylor orered prayer, and Rev. j. T. RDrkes
1ead appropriate selections OF Scripture. Rev
George Van Deurs gave sketch of the church .
ana Kew. Prof Green followed in a few rs
marks. The Grand Lodge OF Masons (coIorssi)
being present, escorted by the Knights Fem
plar, the Grand Master ". n. Myers after a
lew appropriate remarks, assisted by the MEM
oers OF the order, laid the conversions accord .
ing TO the ritual. Among the articles deposited
IN the stone were the following: Bible, discip-
lne OF "A. M. L. church, constitution of the
Inlted States, daily Washin 2ton papers and the
CArlStt1H Recorder: names OF the bishops OF the
A NJ r.. church; pastor, OH GERS AMI members
CT the church; list of churches IN the CITY:
names OF President. Cabinet, Senators Repre,
seniatives, Governor and territorial Off ;ers.
coins OF the United States, silver, nickel, and
copper; coins OF England, France, Germany.
Italy, Spain, Turkey, Portugal, North aud
South Africa; ear OF corn; b4llsds COMPOSED
by Kew j. NJ. Mitchell; name OF architect rbos
NJ. Plovman; builder, K | Fleming; sub con-
tractor, Allen FeTriss. The sssemblaye dis
Iersed after a few remarks from the pastor of
the CHURCH. Dir. Mitchell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-02

(>oREN LOAa UBTIOK, ceTss 81 IA s.sss
y s.d NsS Yert Ase.ss, entrance on Hsv ~
in the city. @oneyioened Il the Lowest rate u
Of interest on Gold and Silver Watches, Dtamsnds,
.s.itenesS Oeships, osrDsss asd ID s.ts.,c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-02

TAX. NOTICE 900 dozen Fine Gauzs
Under Shirts and Jean Drawers, 81 each. at
HOllaIder Pros. 6I6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-02

COLLECTOR CLEPHANE has been holiiny quite
lively levee at his Off &c for several DAYS past
IN response TO circular issued by him to dslin-
quent taxpayers. In many cases these uncoI-
iected taxes have been accruing since as far
Dack as 1860, the delinquents themselves being
unaware OF any arrearages, never before ay-
ing been notified. Mr.. Clephane has hal a
Thorough overhaulng of the old books OF the
once, and proposes to have all old scores
rubbed ont. WV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-02

Doc CAsE-Some months since Mr. Geo
W. Miller. who lives in South Washington
1ound dog On bis PREMISES. Some four months
thereafter Mr.. Richard Callahan claimed the
cog, and the case Was brought before the Police
under which the dog was found, and Miller
having been arrested for the larceny of the de-,
mere after hearing the evidence, tue case MAS
oisHisstd, and Miller was allowed TO retain pos-
session OF the canine. Miller offered 70 retnrp
the animal on the payment Of sIO for Keeping
~, which sum included - IS paid for a license
SslAn an refused, and few days since entered
a replevin suit before Justice s. ,Josenhs ana
tLe case was ruled before Justice Shea, before
whom IL was tried yesterday; Mr.. f G. Car
Ibgtoh Tor pialntih aud Messrs. Il. II. Webb
AID znaga for defendant. and a number of
Witnesses were sworn. The Justice reserved his
decision. it IL probable that Miller will enter
hult Tor false arrest, crossing out Of the case
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-02

UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS. size as and
4s, Linen Shirts and Collars, 10 inches; at Hol
lander Bros. GIG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-02

PONDS EXTRACT Is for sale at wholesale by
Chas. Stott q Co., $50 Pennsylvania avenue,
and by druggists everywhele. t.w,t,tf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-02

The THEArrRs.-The = n1ucsionof Balwer's
fire play, " Richelieu," .; For Opera House
TO- night, with the talented yoang ssss, Mr..
John mccullough, in the title role, Miss Msy
Gallagher as Francois" and an othersise
strong cast, is q notable dramatic event, AMI as
the performance lie for the benefit OF MI. II.
Clay FORD, the active manager of ths house,
there should be the largest audience Of the
season present this evening.
Miss Katie Mayhew's first appearance in
Gayler's new play, "with the Tide" A. the
National Theater last evening, attracted a
large audience, who, judging fro % the frequent
applause, were well satisfied with the perform
snce. Miss Mayhem is q clever and h.ins-
takir. aourrss, aus. was o populsi favorite on
the stage OF the National last winter, and 10 her
new and more ambitious effort to shine as a
star, her friends present last night were not dis
posed to be too critical.
The new programme for this week at the
Tbeaser COmique il brilliant one, and attracted
fine house last night. One novelty succeeded
another rapidly, and the interest was kept up
until the closing drama, which is q very Inter
estiDg one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-02

IHE WEATHER IN WASHINGTON ~ NAY
Ne meteorological summary at this station lr
nc month OF May Theodore Mosher obseryrrl
shoSs The following Highest barometer
- so, (l2thi) lowest barometer, - 5i2, (25th;)
hlebest temperature, 92-52, llOth;) lowest tenn
ItIatuIe, 40. (5d;l prevailing direction of wind
SOUTH gre Attest velocity OF wind, "a miles psr
Ioni Total number OF miles, 5,439; number of
lear Gays, . number OF cloudy days 10; num-
wi OF rainy days, 8; number of DAYS ON which
rain fell, ID; comparative tempers,1Ss'
r. u May, 1872, 67.s0; May, 1873, IS o.; NAV,
10 - con parative preciptrstion-M.y
FL 30 20 May ls'2' 14S; May, 1873, 52I, May,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-02

DER Lazy ErADERs should see the Pink Vim
ssr.ts ard SILVER Cnatelains OF Prggs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-02

WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MACHINE, Ths
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Baum's hoopskirt and corset factory, It'll street
Inteliigencer building. 1O,2s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-02
by THOMAS BOWLING, auctioneer.
SALE oFIxPROvsD PRoPERTYINGEoRG



SALE oFIxPRovsR PRs0PERTYIN GEORGE
- By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of
L. the District OF Columbia, will self, pusIic
9tt 1874 st "ci6ek m, part Of lots 70 md SHne
IN nh b ), mesd sdditio9 70 GEORGETOWN, D. be-
north line of foot alley 100 north of Bridge
street. then porth u feet INCHES to the center of
Its spce ct and parallel with Bridge street IS
90 lGehes thence feet inches 10 .d
brde street 70 tie beginning, improved by three
Terms Of ssle: une.tIird essb; the residue i, tw.
squal nttalmehts at six and twelve mou; II from
apnum. The title to be retained until All tkS pRr-
erase money. with interest, is paid II The terms OF
day of ale reserve rbs rig Or to resell the ~ ne
at the rik and cost Of the fsutins purchaser All
eobveysDcinR at the cost of tho Purchaser One
hupdred dollars on acceptsace Of bid.
JANE GROSS, Guardian.
may26-d THUMAS DOwLIS3, au,t.
lust REG,IVED-snd will lie sold Ch.sp-:lrk
= Lace Jack Is and Lsos P5inis; Harris ES.mie-s
Mo- Gloves; 30 rolls white snd ch ,cksd Mating:
end % Gray ya pIs ".
'i''' 5. Thomas BRowY's New Store,
msl2l-2w No. 12i Bridge street.
| 6LSTHiSa AID CENTS sS' f fURNIsafsa
PsEstS1, to caaHsiSe my business f'S Viii p se
gods 10 per at, less than any house in the Dis
msvl6lm- Al High street
(IAokGkrsH'W IN BANK, .. C.,
Bank hours, a. m 10 D. m, ami on Saturdays
90 receive depossI anti 6p n: Iuterrst raii on
E teotiops made on all accessible paints. Discount
H.PoLkISHoRN, Prsst; J. DICKSON, Cashier
2. PSIkinhorn, Thas. wiling, 1T. Mitchell,
Risy SHIN. Harley s4ss,,, TSe.. ks ssHss
ExTKAORDlNAKY BARGAISs
Spring Dress Goods.
Black Al pacas aud NJ hairs,
Blesehed Cottons and Sheetings,
Spring Cloth. and Csssimeree,
Straw Mattings, Floor Oil Cloths.
BENJAMIN MILLER,
may2-tr I0I Bridge street.
NOTICE - TEMPO iRY hEMOVAL.
The continualil crease Of business making Il ne
oesssry 20 rebuild my store AID otherwise Increase
my facilities for the execution Of all orders shall
% 'O'n0 i Bs1 H5sfE sfR ii 81
aiew doors sbove Jeffers IN street.
execution Of work in the dyeins and securing de-
psrtment, all orders OF my friends win be prom PITY
We wHEAyLIY.
Once, until further notice, No. ~ Bridge street,
Georgetowu, DO. mar2i-u
N fLkGANr ic F. GREts AND oYsrns
aue2sIly SO High street. Georgetown. DO.
AUCTI0NEERS.
g. II. AUSTIN. ROBsRT II. RYAN.
b. II. RYAN & CO.,
General BroteE. and Real Estate Aactis neers, sas
Once Department.
Special Improvem and General Sewerage
Take paid promptly and at low rates. snls ~
JAMES Z. WAUGH,
AUCfIONEER,
feblB-sm Corner 18th aud streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-02

To HAVE elegant light Biscuits, Rolls, Buck
wheat Cakes, Fruit Dumplngs, sc. you shouI1
use Dooley's Yeast Powder. Ask your grocer
for IT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-02
NOTICE NOTICEN NOTICET

DRY GOODS are still selling a. Ios rae. =,
bAATER's, $40 Pennsylvania svenze M1haIrs
aDc Alpacas cheaper than ever. Dress Goods Pianes
AID bite Goods ct popular prices Cott31s arse
Ts,leoes ctear Bed Spreads, Towels, Napkins and
Gents Hsndkerchiefs, and q general sssortment ~
Notions ct low figures sna4.tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-02

THERMOMETERS and barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler near Ak street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-02
THE TRADES.


A VIKINGS And AWNING FhaNR.
a u tnProced Style and PaffsrA
i0f STORES, hotels Public Buildinss, Cily sad Ooun-
uy Residences ct factory prices.
Manufactured by
JOHN @. HOGAN,
us Market Space, between 9TH and STD streets
fisgs aud Camp Meeting Tents Tor sale OF rent
Sole ssentfor the only Genuine Widowed Proof
hNulht usteflsi. Anlg-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-02

THE COMMUNITY at large appreci ate the use-
fulness Of Singers Sewing Machine. is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-02

BUILDING AssoCIATIONs-Atth the 26th month
~ meeting OF the Republic Savings and Loan
association last night, advances on Is SD ares
Isl ,5OO) we're sold at an average premium of I2i
per cent. The associ alton considered numerous
amendments to the constitution, and adopted
Two: one reducing the fines, and another in
creasing the minimum rate of premium to Is
per cent.
At the Slst monthly meeting of the First CO.
opersuve Asso istlon last evening shares
=, lO0-were sold, at 10 per cent. and II shares
were redeemed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-02

Office hours from q. N. to p. m.
Fee, 81 per Wis t.
Pres Of business at the Office precludes visit
ing patients at residences except after 6 p. In.
Established in Washington 1861.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-02

THOSE IN WANT of Walt Papers and Window
Shades of the latest styles should call on Kid
wei s. Henderson, 406 9Th street, opposite the
Y. nj. G. A. building. All work in their line
done by competent workmen, and warranted
10 give Satisfaction. ZIG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-02

million writes to say in reference to the "cut-
ting ARRAY" reported in yesterdays SrAR, that
"On Saturday night Mr. McNally and myself
were standing quietly at the corner Of 18th
street and Pennsylvania avenue waitiag for
street car, when two men unknown to Inc came
up and assaulted Mr.. McNaliy, and In nv at
tempt to protect him 1 was knocked down BY a
heavy instrument of some kind, after which the
parties ran OFF. L was not arrested, nor did [
know that an arrest had been made until I W as
teen arrested, and who was supposed to have
made the assault. 1 did not know the assail-
ants, and do not recolect OF ever having seen
either Of them before"
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-10-29
s Sugeesstul Ssinaling Dodge

fJNE Il the most daring Swiutl5ag ot-
efat.ons ever ezeca4od ID th5e city o..
Cured East Tuesday III compile q
Strangers weat into 5ae 9ewelry estab.
lisAae-t "a y Eprlaaay I'LL EaEa sireet
ant asked 70 see some watches q nun-
5et "a t5.ae-pieges were plaeed on the
SHOW Ease before then Alter look ag
over them uae u tAe parties SELECTED i
handsome gold wa.G4 and cuain, tie
price Of which was $995, and said he
would take then lfe counted out the
Mickey sad plaeed It Eli Id express en-
felope stating a. the same tIcne that be
would deposit TIE an4o4at WITH M,
Hofn@d4y. and IL c4se be I'D not return
tte watch ly the s.ith inst, il might he
considered sale lie Jroesedea to sea
the envelope, bat while TIE was ID the act
W ~ doing Liz PEI called his atten-
ton 10 something and be turned around
In an instant ae faced 4bo1t again, threw
The envelope dowa on tie show -case.
TOOK TIE watch and Ma ked out. Nj.
Hornaday placed tile envelope in tie
drawer. Before The parties lad been
gone very lpng. however he took out tie
package tore It open and found. instead
Of the money. scraps Of waste paper
While tile sharper's back MAS turned he
had slipped The money ont 4ad supplied
its place with the scraps Of paper. Mr.
II. Immediately went Ia search u the
scaaps, bat they Lad disappeared out u
sight and have not since been heard
from .-KaotaGk Turn Gate cry
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-10-29

i. discussing the distribution o. Amer
fcan vGsdianuS Pm. Brewer SAID that
inuugn Aalnf Is tire great source u pine
ant spruce ilnlifeT tIIs ilart.-wunC species
pTetiOmln.sle IL ina STATE The vn0ueo
ares OF New England IS not diminishing
nu1 tins amount o. sawed IurIReT Is res
sening-aI indication inat tire trees are
CIT younger. In the Middle States Iite
wuuueL ares Is scnsinsF ant rapidly N
coming smaller Tns New I.ngianl ant
Middle. States furnish hard wpua trees
IL tla southeastern States, from Virginia
10 Fiu-ill, 5 S bet u linircz winch SUI
piIes .ile nar1 ant yellow niIa, and In
northwestern region contains immense
areas u common pms INN tiia sui
III Mckee u tAt Aretig Ocean stretches
: tEeela>s AREA S5G miles wife IL its naT-
TuvsSt par. anG SGT miles wife nr on
northern boundary Nest III this region
s. sne na-rnwwDotlad Rocky Mounsain
ret.iur anG west 81 TINS Is tne barren Re
ginr u ine Great ESsir On .ile Pacific
cuaSt are sumo " ths npDiesf forest
regions u. tins wn-iG anl ufficlal erny-
eminent repo-ts So. thst .iie forests II
snnIe paris III " asningtnI Territory are
heavy enough ~ ceve- tie entire sur
tacf with eura-wuoL. ten ice IL height
--tsalGleg TUs Novenalr
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-10-29
Holidays for Middle Age.

Now gHAg the fires are beginning 10
p9fh oh library ahd paFlof bearths iii the
evenings, ana the curtains to be drawn
al1se, aaa the most deyout Lover of ma
tQfe gives ~ Tie stroll 10 shady lanes,
n 'he row Oh the DlooBIit river, and
comes indoors fof the winter, ii is worth
ehlie TO consider what is to be done In.
doors. The work is ready for everybody
Who chooses to do il, bui the relaxation.
TIE resi- the ssiHuiant, which is 10 fit US
fof the "oFk-Bhat is that 10 bea For
fashionable classes this matter Of amuse.
meht Il ruled in almost Is iafjexibIe
grooves as dfadgefy for the poor; for
men of young people, too, it adjusts it.
self naturally. The father of d family
has his CLUBS, his share in the political
or church meeting, Or, at least, his quiet
cigar and slippers at home
precisely the drowsy reaction he needs
after the friction Of the busy day. The
boys aud girls have their concerts, their
lectures, the thousand devices or so
Gables, accidentals," etc, by which
They coatfiys TO flock together, to chirp
IKE young birds In May, and, perhaps,
70 mate like them But the wives and
mothers, the great aggregate Of women,
NO longer y0ung-Wbst Il To be their
toniff They certaiaIy need tonic. The
American mother Of family il the resi-
Maid 0f all work In II and thu vnove
1allAiul ana Intelligent she Is the more
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-10-29
The Requisites fer Coed Mortar.

10 OBTAIN 4 good mortar as much de-
pends on the character If tie ingredients
and the manner Of mixing them as on
the goodness of the lime Itself II docs
not necessarily follow that, because a
Lime il good, the quality Of the mortar
viii be good also. The best lime eyer
burnt would be spoiit by the custom,
common among some builders, to mix
with il alluyial soil and rubbish taken
from the foundation pits of intended
buildings. The sand should be hard.
sharp, gritty, and, for engineering pur-
poses, not too fine; it should be perfectly
free from all organic matter, and with no
particular smell. Good sand for mortar
may be rubbed between the hands with.
out soiling them.
The water should also he free from all
organic matter, and on this account
should never be taken from stagnan.
ponds. The presence Of salt in sand
snd water Is not found 10 impair the uI-
innate strength Of most nl0rtars: never
theless, II causes the work to " nitrate y
or, as il Is commonly termed, "saltpe
ter" which consists of white, frothy
blotcics appearing On the face Of the
structure. 1t also renders the mortar
liable 70 moisture, and for these reasons
should never be present In mortar intend
ed for architectural purposes, although
for dock walls and sea works it may gen
orally be used with advantage and econ.
omy.
Sand Is used 10 increase the resistance
OF mortar u crushing, to lessen the
amount Of shrinking, and to reduce the
bulk Of the more costly material, lime.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-10-29

Brown was about 10 win The sait against
asr she remembered THE tofuser esse,
s;,ut aose Of tue particulars saTe tise
n.r.e. s,f one mar who vas ni1sd upwitfl
= TIE records OF the ord care were
,,nai,y io,ind through tbs nGsfs Bsnse,
gsiscl osifag peculiar, issd stuck II i'Fr
u.eafoxr. But il sseeanse necessary f1or
,,..r 10 remember more There we're fag-
ares involved, and IisrI ssse arpifet 10
lie seEap o. paper wfitssn np0l ~
Brown himself anI preserved 10 testify
sesia.t iiia a. ,ast- Tire paper ala fig
ufng pfusesi iise isaF ~ ;ile .a0ie cAse
and. much - bTurne establishment il
ysss produced III edhri anG IL history
loii Ais Susan 7 Stevenson ! preserve
tipn 81 q little scrap 81 paper IL her
eNa.-tsuE 10 eighteen yeats wuI an in.-
lussaa. ias suit f1ur Mrs Susan ( Eisiy
ii proved o more saine siiaI al the 4-zi
df liss JeEsass il ine sspz, ant bToysn Z
own figures sreat liim.-os LotsIs .i.spal-
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-10-29

49, 4 ftlte. machinery NJ tiie Aauts a.
farmers i Wpeae ussl tnrt tu9. belong
INF t. any Oai.e, class VI nleu wiz. emplot
litls a.ie w ti.ei. A,.b9r There afe man.
teas@ns WY i lara Inaelsnt WARS rusaef
tisal ylitef machinery utt il I'll pus iii
carefully csfed tor ss i n9igu, D. there
= NJ aoao; tiaat - syefag. iee n use-
tlsuess would u doubled Dn. III glse
reasons tDf septa veisc - lussl when u
siae5 farm machines nusa per.prce oe en.
proved IL open az. qts.r Is fields fciups,
tom aitelt@ This fact inaEes il VI s3.e
ffsf importance titat tue! " carefully
housed esi.er aai IL aae
efg tev farmers lafc sat Ma. saaleleul
-, housing lie lafge Naeil1nes * culal-
Sat9fs teapess, AafrpWs I4sv -raaeS e1t..
without taking ti4etn apats 1ui> Avv
ever is 81 easily t,oas tnaI wi4ea once 81
Il understood Ill Will thereafter sela9sn
81 omitted AL tAe bearings should b.
Cleaned anG ever. portion qt 5lt Lt9n
work A9t pell.oa should * o.led Viii
anlulal olL = thls ~ d9ue lad taeg 1t
pQt away Were by II e4t.felr 3ty. tAete
vii Ii - tsoV o.e tt,e ae1s seasou When
lAeg are waats9 tot ase
The YVlishes surfaces y pl3us. cuIsi-
taLofs Loes a.1a vlAef bright i'm 5lenleals
attet Delng cleaned, Should be rubbed
WITH cloth saturated with III, o. With
What ~ aave tosu1 better and which
VII require 10 clearing before putting "a
sAe ground, wiz lamp-blaek sad kesa-
ssae, .i.st thick en9ugn ~ that it Nil
spread easily MIA brush. Bgt i this
III asea the sufts.gfs Nv covered .aast ngt
Us Handled nor IL sa2jec! h rubbing,
siaee i fubs Of wita tue least teach.
Every implement md machine Ill tAe
farm should have 4 good ooat u paint a.
Least oaee id TWO years. atld tAe proper
ti1ae " l&g Il On il u the fail of early
winter. The trouble in years past with
farmers has been that they found Il diff
cult 70 plix and temper le&d paints, a.ad
tie sp-called mineral paints having some
q the colored earths for Z oaSis were
found To be nuisance, because worthless.
" late years, however, there have been
paints manufactured and put Oh sale
tempered tof use, " any required shade,
having for their basis pure lead Or zinc
and oil. Any farmer may now readily
cover any ordinary surface AZ wen is
the professional painter Can do il.
Those farmers WHO have not heretofore
been ia the habit Vt painting should he
gin now With their implements. Ne ad-
wise them To buy d can u paint, one
brush and 3 sash brush, and
cover tie Surfaces VI such tools zs may
be getting diagy.-Wester7t Estrot
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-10-29
Naming ths sSasG SHcesssfN fkpe.i
Mspt,

pAYtN@ A9as @&s played few aays
s5acc, says . Claf1sFille correspondents
VI tAe L9tfsy Ilt lzayte, J11yfsal, upe5u
tAe family relatives u one Of our Yo.fng
married tAeD aho Lac lille good fortune,
" bad forums whichever way tie reader
censtf4es 40, q having a. addition ~
Ais family I'D tae SHAPE If 10y weigh
iag zine pouaas avoirdapois a ffiead
n the parents directed postal card To
each 0se If Tie uAcles and aunts u Tie
htile ch4p, bearing upon It's back this
Lac
G. has new baby a. his house
named after yea
IL few days letters u coagfatulation
began W poaf in. a gentleman from
your city, one of it's ancles, seat by ~
press beautiful silver cup ccompanied
w these words /" ! thank you fol- the
honor that my finances viii not PERM.
ne " accept very often from nay numerous
relatives Another, writing from Pa
d51cab, feels highly gfati6ed that YOU
SHOULD name your boy after nle; and If ii
bears ID reality NY name, aud Is not
named just fofty-fge years after me, you
can draw upon me for Ills FIRST boots and
| will honor the draft" He smelt
mice An aunt 10 The infant. writing
ffons Hopkjnsyille, KY, says You
knom moi how gfatiied | am that you
named your little girl sitter me. an
not well nov, but as soon as am able 10
venture out upon the streets | shall ac-
knowledge the honor ia more becoming
manner An uncle 81 Erie, Tenn,
writes: kiss the baby for me. d.
not kno" how - thank you. As soon as
can find time ID dig seven pounds VI
ginseng will send my little namesake
present And thus they continue 10
come from all sections, as the family are
quite numerous. The baby is as yet IN
named; and IL IL receives the name Of
each one who has sent present, there
Is . slim show for lis future existence.