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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-31

THREE questions 70 be put to ourselves
before speaking evil Of any man: First,
Is ittrue? Second, Is it kindl Third, Is
1t necessary
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-31
FINA NCIAL AND COMM ERCIAL
By TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and STOCKS.

NEw YORK, January 29.-MoNRY-
Closed at 4a5 per cent on call. Prime mer-
camille paper 5ISa7 per cent. Custom
receipts $l59,000 The Assistant TreaSu.
rer discussed $4,000. Clearings, $2s,.
OOO 900. iE
GoLD-opened ct lis, advanced to lISJf
aud recedcd to lis. Carrying rates 5, 2 81,
4 and Sper cent
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yNRSrs-Dull but stronV.

noon Erie rose TO lOO. Inc most lmpOr.
tant change was G. G. & /. c. seconds, which
sold at 20 against 10 yesterday. Union Pa
cifc sinking funds strong and advanced to
95X. III.
STATE SEcuRrTIEs-Quiet and strong.
SroCKs.-Were lower in the early deal
ings, but after the first call prices advanced
x 10 IL per cent. Later there was reac.
lion Of \ TO y, followed soon by an active
market, which caused sharp advance.
The greatest Improvement was In Western
Union, which rose from 77h 70 79H on tho
talk about stock dividends. Northwestern
shares were prominent In dealings, com.
mon rising TO 4299SS and preferred to "a. This
rise was assisted BY reports 10 regard to the
situation Of parhe In Northwestern specu.
lation. Ii was said that some Of the brok.
en- and spectators had sold their stock and
gone short In hopes OF q reaction, and that
q new party had taken all the floating stock
with view to giving 1t n sharp twist. 81,
Paul shares were strong with q rise 10 42I
for common, and 76sS Tor preferred. ohiOs
were quito feature, and rose to 2iss, clos
ing at 24iS. Missouri Pacifcs advanced TO
lIf and Atlantic & Pacific preferred to 8.
Pacific Mail was steady at 3S1SaSsN, Lake
Shore ut G7I+a67JS, Rock Island at i0Sa
iOsA, and Union Pacific at Il. The mar.
ket closed active and strong. The trans.
actions in the Stock Exchange were l79 900
shares, OF which 100 were Erie, "a, 600 Lake
Shore, 10000 Northwestern. 400 Rock
island, 10000 Pacific Mail, 1900 s. Paul,
"a, 900 OLios, $1,000 Western Union, 1900
Missouri Pacific, 1900 Atlantic & Pacific
preferred, and 200 81. Joe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-31

The fast mail train between New York
and St. Louis will make the distance in
ihirty.6ve hours instead Of fprty-siI, as
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-31

PrrrmuRou is again talking Of sending
refined oil to the Delaware through q
pipe $50 miles long that will cost $500.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-31

THEsleubenyille Ga.stie is making war
on rents in that city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-31

REAL estate in Hancock county is said
70 g, have declined some 25 to 80 per cent
NsRoE9. Nst, - ------ ---.------
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Pittsburgh.

PITTSBURGH, January 29.-Peholeum-
Quiet but firm; crude s. 10 at PMkePG
refined I41le, Philadelphia delivery,
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From ns $. Loud GioSt.

JUDGE jim FERousoN still continues TO
lecture on temperance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-31

Can't something Be done 10 check the
madness Of the peopleH Can't the law
put stop to these brutal butcheriesI
Eternal justice, where arc thy thunder.
bolts? Heavenly angels, where arc your
encampmentsP The people have gone
mad! Whisky, bad women and the devil
are all loose. asa rI7.T-.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-31

THE Charleston Journal, in view Of the
recent murders down there, cxclaimS in
It's last issue; y y ~ a'f7''.a ~.
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FINANCIAL.

Jon K. BorgozD, Prot. Csc, ADA,5, v. Pref
N, A. CuANpIER, Cathief, =
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TROMAs DOWLIN0, Auctioneer-

TRUsTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Is
TATE IN TIE COUNTY OF WASHINGTON
AND DISTRICT OF COLUM BIA. ADJOINING
eenT23EEfSaE H ON TIE NORTHWEST, AT
BY virtue Of four separate deeds Of trust IA
given TO us and bearing date respectively the f.8
~ day OF February, 1865, the 18th day o'R.&
May 6S, the LIST day Of January, 1852 aud the 10th
das OF January 1859 and recorded RESP ectfvsly in
LiHr and r., No 5. folio 362, Liber T. and II :,
No folio l04, of Ihe Land Records Of Washington
County, District of Columbia, shall SELL at rub
lie ar. ton, en- FRIDAY, the 18th dey Of June, A.
u 1870, on the premises at the hour of $50 O'Clock
p. IN to satisfy four several promissory notes Sc
c1rtd BY said deeds and at the request in writing
o1 the holcer OF said pr mssory notes the following
described property, viz: All thsttract of land con-
tiguous to Georgetown, 10 the County Of Washing
ton District Ct Columbia, lying west of Fayette
street AND north OF and adjoining to 7h street con-
tnuef, and adj dining "The Cedars - on the west
aid north, being part Of tract called " Bereith,"
and containing sixty three acres, more lets i'm
proved BY large double Brick Dwelling House,
stable Orchard, DC &c. le.s that portion thereof
Ieiofere sold by Richard 5. Cox to john H Small
Terms Of saie: One f til q S, cash; balance in six
6) twelve Llz,, eightesn 49,, and twenty four l2
months, deferred pa, ments to be secured BIZ notes
interest pays BILE semi annusllv. A deposit Of SEQ
required at time Of sale. All conveyancng at cost
OF ~ chaser. IL terms OF sale OF comp ed with
within wee after day sale, the Trustees reserve
the rshi to resell the property, after Eve 80 days
notice, at the risk and cost IF the defsultios pur
the grounds Of the time Of sale.
THOMAS O cox Trustees.
mJ8-d THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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FORTI-FOURTH CONGRESS,
Qosfng Proceedtsss Yesterdos.

bALkNAP IMPEACHMENT PROCEEDINGS.
SENATE:-After our report closed
| Inc rresldent pro tempore announced the
| jurisdiction in the Belknap impeachment
"It is ordered by the Senate, sitting for the
red by the House Of Representative aRsinst
VIM. w. Belknap, late Secretary OF war.
that the demurrer Of said VIM. w. Belknap
s 40 ,ne TfeP Tic Of hs House Of
said Belknsp be, and the same hereby is,
SsSe ea,a 3d. and u being the opinion OF the
Sufficient In law; It il therefore further or.
deied and adtudged that the said plea be
ano Ine same hereby is overruled and ne i'd
Mr.: Whyte submitted the following:
Ordered, That VIM. w. Belknap is hereby
olueIeo 70 plead further or answer the arti-
cles Of impeachment within ten days from
Mr.. Wright moved that the Senate, sitting
as a court OF impeachment, adjourn until
The Senate then, at 300, sitting as a court,
man (Ohio) proceeded TO the considerstion
OF executive business.
AT O'Clock the doors were reopened
Hr. Salisbury called up Senate bin maxi
Ing further appropriation for the erection
or government building at Dover, Della
ware. Passed.
kllc1 CtllSu up the Legislative.
judicial and executive appropriation bill
with the understanding that II should be the
uf hnished business, and come up for coustd-
Grafton at the expiration OF the morning
hour TO day.
Senate bill to amend the act OF March 2.
1901, To incorporate the joint stock Company
OF the Young Mems Christian Association OF
Washington, ID. G., was passed.
Inc senate then, at ii5, adjourned.
EOUSE.-After our report Closed
The house proceeded TO consider the bill TO
promote the efficiency of the army, to pro-
vide for Its gradual reduction, and to con-
solidate certain of its staff departments,
After Cebate, the bill passed by vote-yeas
100, nays 50.
On motion OF Mr.. Ward, the House pro-
ceeded TO consider the bill TO amend title
fifty three of the Revised Statutes relating
TO merchant seamen. 1t provides for the
appointment by the Secretary OF the Treasu-
ry OF a commissioner TO be known as q ship
ping commissioner for every port of entry
The bill passed.
The House then, at 5:15, adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-02

IN THE PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLY at
Brooklyn wednesday the moderator read a
private letter from the moderator of the
Southern Presbyterian Assembly giving a
history OF the Southern Assembly on the
SUBJECT OF fraternal relations. A resolution
was offered denouncing the desecratioa OF
the sabbath by the railroads, and declaring
that no member OF the communion can au-
thorize, engage In or assent to it. A discus
sion ensued, in which IL was stated that
while all would assent TO the spirit OF the
resolution IL was too sweeping. Ii would
Tor instance, prevent the running of milk
trains, SO necessary to large cities, and
would render conductors and superiutend-
ents liable TO church discipline. The resolu-
ton was laid on the table. A resolution was
adopted declaring that responsive reading
is not considered matter for church discip.
line. 1t was decided to nave the board OF
ministerial relief meet in PHILADELPHIA on
the third Tuesday in June. The Rev. Drs c.
A. D1ckey and 8. A. Condo were appointed
delegates TO general council of the Reformed
Protestant Episcopal church. The assembly
dissolved at o'clock.
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IHFERIoR EINGs.-"It is indeed remark
able" said noble Burlingtonian, sitting in
his parlor conversing with q few visitors,
"most remarkable that In all ages, the re-
cords OF which are bright with the glorious
music OF masters whose names are written
on every page OF the worlds history IN let
ters OF gold, no woman has ever written an
opera or composed an oratorio that could
link her name 10 undying fame. In the very
walks OF art, where one would suppose wo-
man should reign upon an Individual throne
she is little more than q mental, an humble
attendant waiting upon, and meekly subject
TO, the whims OF her master, who" Just
then q woman's voice from the back yard
"John Jenkinsl You come mere and keep
this baby cut OF the soapsuds while put out
The clothes" And then the committee rose
and the noble Burliugtonian being excused
by unanimous consent, the house soon after
adjourned.-l Burlington Hank Eye.
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A LARGE BILL was presented to the city
by the widow OF the late Mr.. Kellum, archi-
tect OF the unfinished county court house, In
which the sum OF one hundred and ninety
ktopal fees, based on q contract made in 1868
10 pay the architect three per cent. on the
Total cost OF the work. Great credit is due
to the legal officers of the city for the prac-
teal manner in which they opposed this
claim. The work was measured up by an
expert, and the contract prices for materials
were applied to the quantities resulting from
actual measurement, and the result shows q
fraudulent expenditure of over i've and a
half millions OF dollars ON this model build
ing.-IN. Y. Herald.
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctionser.

TRusftt ai6kaE4I5w NsrEe x6Sf 9i66SrERrY
By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated the 18Th -
day Ct 20 October. s iss and doly rscOrcea in
inRton county District Of Columbia, and by the
9Tsst e the party seeured thereby We shall SELL on
m in front Of the premises, the west half part Of
LOT Inumbsrsd sixsy,txc !s. IL Hol%ssd 2 sddison
fronting feet the south line Of West street
Nth depth Of one handred and twenty feet, 70.
gsther 9Th the improvements, which censist Of Z
Terms q sale are: One third cssh; the residue in
two equal payments, at SIX and twelve months, and
secuts by deea Of trust the property ssldsw
1etss es,sinS stsrs.s e ler eat. pes sn11% 2,
o50o VII terequifed at the time Of sole. II tn
serns Of salAsTs - complied With m ten days the
Trustees the right to resell the ot the
rsk and cot OF the defsultina purchaser, 81 ave
days adytrtisemert In some nsWsDaDsr Dublishod
Ia the city Of ~ eshtuGfon.
W. P, SAssIn: }rruss...
m,as WA; 29sI nSSHa,kn ~.
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THE POETS MUDDLE-Says the Burl-
1ngton Hawkeye: There seems to be diff
ference of opinion in regard to the prorunci-
alton OF the last name OF Annie Boleyn. We
infer this from the variety OF rhymes i'm
which IT is made to do service in number
OF manuscript poems received at this office
from aomfring friends of Miss Dickinson,
For instance, we find the following couplet
in poem signed "AZael:"
W lille coming years their course are roIlin',
Well think OF thee as Annie Bvleyn,
and In "a sonnet" signed "Orestes,n occurs
the following:
Twere sweet thy pensive smile TO win,
Peerless and suffering 4. BOLSHH.
While, on the other hand, "Percy st. Clair"
declares, in tremulous chirography and
violet ink,
What wondrous power of love was thine,
Thou queen Of sorrows, sweet Bo-ttae,
And "AGelbeIt" goes OF into q rhapsody Ike
this:
We feel pride we can Z restrain
In Anna Dickersons Bo-LnHe
We expect another invoice In day or two,
and may be able 10 CLEAN therefrom as many
pronuEciations OF Boleyn as there are WAYS
ofEpelling ShaCDk(e)spe(a)r(e).
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HShe was young lady from New York,
and be asked her IL she would partake OF an
Ice cream, and she gently ans severed: gifts
good square confectioners cream I'm there
but IL it's churchfair or strawberry festival
slush, count me out."-[ Chicago Times.
~An aspiring literary journalist once
wrote high toned editorial and submitted
II 10 the founder and first editor OF the Her
aid. Mr.. Bennett, having run his eye hasti-
ly over IL, handed IL back 10 the ambitious
youth with the curt remark, "What a
damned fool You must be."-[N. r Sssa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-02
POLITICAL FIGHT IN FLoRIpA,-The
SAVANNAH Morning News has receiuai q

POLITICAL FIGHT IN FLoRIDA.-The
savannah Morning News has received a
dispatch from Madison, Fla, announcing
that the state executive committee convened
In That city yesterday with closed doors.
Nine counties send double delegations The
G. mm1ttee on Credentials ruled against
those favoring Senator Conover. Walls, ex.
member OF Congress, being ruled out, threat
ened vengeance. Many delegations of both
factors, accompanied by their supporters,
ensued and several persons were wounded.
The sheriff of Madison county was slightly
wounded In the leg by a pistol shot. Butler,
OF santa Rosa, being drunk, attempted TO
attack Conover in the committee room. The
friends OF ConOver declare that there was a
conspiracy to murder him. A fight is immi-
nent. There are sixty seven delegates for
COnOver and sixty.fiYe for Stearns
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auclioueel

II
TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING, ON THE
EAST SIDE OF 18th STREET. BETWEEN q
AID STkEkIs NOBTHWEST, BRING No.
,.Dn MONDAY AFTERNOON june 9Th, -
1876, in front Of the premises, at O O'Clock, 1 ia
shall eel! Lot lettered A, of the subdivisi IN Of
part Ct sSpsre No ls3 having front Of 20 feet by
Terms: One third cash: balance at l. 2 and years,
with notes bearing interest at 8 per cent. per
annum, and secured By deed Of trust on the prop
erty sold. Conveysncing at cosI OF the purchaser.
Slt0 Dc post required at time OF sale.
my29-d THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE Ann OHIO RAILaoA,


NAY 10Th, 1876.
A;n: LEAVE wAsHIEGTos.
spS s4a G:s station: station:
Main Stem ''-n''
s:00-NeiS Yo1k. Pailadeips'a and d'i BOMc. sz.
soa snSa. Pa, asan, Gs =, Lsssss 2.
and connects for Anna polls. W" '-0.''
eIs-CtHetnnafi, So LoNiS and Piasbars Bz-
rs , frederick, Hassrstown. and valley
s:2o-Point OF Rock. aud way stations.
ss3ssW YORK nssS and
Phiiacelphia. Sunday to Baltim ore only.
1a1'-saltno,:. Way Stations. Eicott City and
press: On sunday. ali Way Stations and
1:30-Bafinore asa IaMsI 0 Ery-e,. rutoo,,
GitT, Frederick and Way Stations. Via He
l:So-EIederisk and Point Of Books, tvia Metro.
x Hoiitan Branchl
t:2s-Caioaso, Cineinndti and LoKisrik Exprs.s
Except Saturday daily to Columbus Louis.
s1d s.sln 81 ssssn. s:s;
To- chicago, Cincinnati and LomsviIls
sIis. 8, s3d VIZ s,.sIon:; =; Esiss. Con Con
s4olBstm Nor An1ssS. sSGnGay
vie. LsSrel AnnssO. Jun SaiSse' Belts
sYSBs.more a1 Bs x sa0n' Rel,,,,,,. Lar,
s;ao,Rii,sSuTs: By. no connection beyond Mar.
Way Stations on Metropolitan Branch.
S:30-Netr York and Philadelphia Ntght Exyrsss
Sleeping Cars to New York
,S:SO-BsltimOre and principal way stations,
1880 Martinsburg and way stations, Mesropol
tan Branch.
ll:30-M. LOUIS gzpress. Chicago, Columbus,
sandusky, Newark. On Saturday for LOUIS
40: 500, SIS, 9:2s m: I:4O,s: 5:3s,
e40, ZOO, $40, $40, $50 and 1880 D. M,
Qsliy.
All other trains daily, except Sunday.
No connection on Sunday for Hagerstowu or VAL
m. and I 40 D. m
For further Information apply Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Offices, Washington Station, and
ass, COL and sos Pennsylvanis avenue and 6l3
l5ih street northwest, where orders will be taken
Tor baggage to be checked and received at any point
10 the city.
TBOs. E. SHARP, Master OF Transportation.
j.. NJ. COLE. General Ticket Aren't,
GEO. 8. K0OHTZ, General Agent. spls-tr
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES, SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED


By virtue OF deed OF trust dated the 7th IL
day OF June, 1875, and duly orded In Liber 1.6
30. 7ee, folio lis, ole Of the land records for&s
Washington county, District OF Columbia, and By
direction Of the party secured thereby shall sell
on THURSDAY, the sth day Of J une, 1876 at $50
O'Clock ?. m. in front Of the premises, parts Of
mead 8 addition TO Georeetswn, District OF Oolum-
bia. beginning Ct Pint ia the north line Of Dan
barton street, fifty two feet (62D west Of Monroe
street, and run thence east with north line Of Dun
barton street eSk feet thence north
Monroe street. eighty feet, thence west parallel to
Dunbarton street, eighteen feet, thence south In
straight lie to the beginning, together with the
I'm provements, which consist Of O frame dwelling.
Terms: One third easn; the balance In two g uaI
payments at and u months, and secured BY deeds
Of tru with notes bearing interest as Per centum
Per ennum on each piece q property. II the terms
tees reserve the right to resell the same the rsk
and cost Of the defsuling purchaser, after giving
ten days notice In some Newspaper published IN
the city Of w arlington. ConysyencinG ct purcha.
ms On pses S %
WIN. ID. CAH0IN, lr-.,...
Wa. a. GORDON, trustees
my2e-d THOS. DOWLING, Auct.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

CATALOGUE OF VERY LARGE AND yALU-
ABLE COLLECTION OF BOOKS,
Among which are two Priva.e Libraries, contsiniu
Many scarce and Valuable Books, in Fine Bind,
ines, embracing illustrated Works, Biography,
Poetry, Travels, and GepeI al Literature,
Also,
Complete Set OF littell's Givicg Age aud Hsrper's
Magazine, Anpals and Debates Of Congress, Con
EIessionaI Globe, State Papers. DC.
To be sold ut my auction rooms. lutbwest
corner Pennsy anla avenue and llth street L@t<1
MONDAY EVENING, Juoe 5, 1870, and fol -Q4R
lowing evenings, c, nmencing az 7:3e o'clock.
m>s!-St THOMAS BOWLING. An ,tioneer
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DIED.

loved wife Of John Darby, aged IS years. naive OF
County Louth, Irelapd.
The relatives and frisnds Of the family are 70
spectfully invited 90 attend the funeral from her
late residence, Defrees street, Sunday, Ut 50
p. N. Bridgeport Conn papers please COPY.
KNIGHT. WILLIAM II. KNIGHT, late Of the u.
g. Coast Survey, died June a. le, 10 the ssth yssr
fuserL Sunday 81 D. M, from his late resiceuce.
lilo naryland avenue. Relatives and friends are
L0wHBs. On Thursday, June LIST, ls7s, In New
York city, HENRy LoUSKs.
Funeral sunday, lth inst, at O'Clock p. N.
PARKER. On Thursday morning. June lst, lS6,
sARAH ANN PAHkER, aged q years and 10 N onths.
Relatives and friends OF the family are roseeo1-
fsliy requested 20 attend her funeral from No. 80
High street, Georgetown, on monoay bext ~ 8
O'Clock .. m, % Dr< ceed TO 1oenezsr Church. ~
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THOs. BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUsTEEy SALE OF VALUABLE PROPKRTY
ON DUEBAkTON AND BEALL STREETS,

By virtue Of two deeds OF trust, bearing date =
corded in Liber N. 9. =. No Is, at foiios lss aad
29th day Of May, A. d. 1876. In front Of the pre-
mfses, en- Dunbarton street, ct o'clock ,. m, the
dition 10 Georgetown the same fronting thirty (3O
feet on Dunbarton street and extending back OF
feet, Improved with . comfortable dwelling house
and ether out buildings, the premises being 30 %
cant lot fronting 50 feet on Bean street and having
Terms OF sale: One third cash; residue In two
equal payments at six and twelve month";, with iu-
terest 10 be secured By deed of trust. sac deposit
when the property Is struck off, which IL to be for
feited the terms are Lot complied with within five
days after sale. All convey ancing and recording at
purchasers expense.
1sAU fICKRELL, Surviving Trustee.
S1HE ABOVE SALE Is UNAvOIDABLY
posfpored until THURSDAY, June eth, same
hour and place.
my29 cod THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
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APRoPos OF the state of the London drink
Ing water, the writer OF an article In an Eng
lish magazine, DIR. Sandwich, thus points
bis moral. He was In a drawing room
where the afternoon tea came In on q Japa-
nese tray, with q costly service of old Dres-
den china. A tiny Loaf fell OFF the tray on
the Persian carpet, and was carried away by
the servant; loaf that had been on the door
could not be offered by the hostess to her
guests. But the lady then poured them out
tea, made OF diluted sewage from the
Thames, OF which the rivers pollution COM
missioners had Just reported that its history
could not be used Without serious risk
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~Barbara Frftchie's house In now til
shop. Thus does sentiment pan out.

~ Barbara Fxftchte's house In now o tin
shop. Thus does sentiment pan out.
~Irate wife (whose husband has return
ed home late)-"Now, I'll just give yon
piece Of my mindp Ausband."Don't, my
HSEorristown Herald: She was very par
ticulsr, and when the dealer inforUad her
that q II his ice was gathered winter before
last, she wouldn't give him her order. She
said he couldn't palm on his stale Ice on to
her.
NSrwisn Enilsan; amLg up-town.
heard that ecTu u fashicnablo, and that ft n
the color OF cream or milk. and have BEEN
wearing sky blue trimmings on their bon
nets for the last month, under the impros-
sion that 1t was the corIect shado.
ga newspaper hal been established q
the Denver penfteutiAry called the IAN Bird.
It's prospectus announces that &c WIN b q
"lively fowl. and viii be issued at the op.
one 70 tnrss css ah eo ~ se 5es t,ms
The entire co.fcern, including The editorial
star, " IN me hands q The shsgid.