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LOCAL NE VS..
Condensed Locals.

Sone interesting races are announced to
take place al Briehiwood Park tomorrow.
See Office OF meeting of Hibernian Beney-
OieGt Association In another column.
From j. G.. Parker We have the New York
peyers IN advance Of the mails.
Tie battalion of marines which left Read
1Tg, "a, for This city arrived here last nil CHIT
about O'Clock. and preceded TO the Marine
taracks at the navy yard.
AtCut II y O'Clock last night an unssccess-
1ul a. .emEt " az made 10 enter the residence
CT nicer Prather, 202 9th street southeast, by
Fry ing of a rear window shutter.
John Diel, an emplOye Of the II. q Il. r r. e,
SestelCay had his foot badly mashed on Nir-
engine.
A yourg man at present In England. a
fteDos pier. wants a situation as journalist
on New York or Washington paper. See
sdvt.
Mary OF the residents of Laurel village,
Md, were made happy to day by the resump-
ton Of manufacturing N the Laurel Cotton
NJ us after a essstion of four months.
Three batteries of U =. artillery, under
commaE of Major NcNillan of the second
artillery, arrived at Reading. Pa. yesterday
and relieved the l.. 5. marines, who left for
bis city.
At the West Baltimore Schuetzen festival
yesterday the following Neutrality-suspicious.
tCck prizes FOR shooting: j. Seiber. so; r. X.
Raier, -; W. Gruenke, 81; for bowling A .
Doehrer. 50
Joseph 8 Read, long an crnpIoye at the
CaI itOl. ard wei known to many of The cItl-
zsDs OF Washington, died al his residence
IN Mount Holly, New Jersey. Saturday, the
1lth n slant, IL The 10th year Of his age. He
was az old member OF the l.O.O-F, and Of
The Masonic order.
Yesterday afternoon the Potomac Yacht
tiUh. OF Wash nEtOn, consisting G' Messrs.
Bel. TIChpOr. NacgregOr, Brown. MCGOWAN,
EuileT, and Haileck left this city on The
yacht IOriie, for a cruise down the Potomac
and CEesaptake Bay, ami along tie Virginia
coast They were accompanied as far q
Altxa ndris by many OF their lady friends
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Transactions In Real Estate

Inc following instruments in writing have
been filed I'm the Office of the Recorder OF
Deeds since our last report:
TRANSFERS.
j. q. Hester to j. l.. Bailey, for 5000, lot
SO, square 24O. Jane A. Biting TO Jos. Re-
petit, for 81 goo, part of lot g. square south of
square S5. {. ID. Gilmore TO A. T.. Janip ct
al, for $l9s 800, lot l, square 1f1 lOt 4, square
.s5; lots to 80, square 597. F. III. Smith to
NJ. +. Matthew's, for SIS 600, lot IS, square 2l2
DEEDS OF TRUST.
JOS Gavln TO w. +. HOltZmau, to secure
Janin and Edward Janin, to Charles Ken
nCdy and Nathaniel Wilson, trustees TO Sc
cure Z. ID. Gilmore s14 500, lot /, square I4T;
IOt 4, square IS5, lots I, 2, 3, square 5g7. W.
ID. Wright ct al to John Coughlin, to secure
TO the New HAMPSHIRE Fire Insurance Com
pany sltO, lot I, square Sl9. Morris Murphy
70 ~. w. Beveridge, 10 secure to j. G. Nc.
Kelden 50 OOo, lot 81 square $50. John Luber
10 John Ardeeser ct al, to secure Swenz
kessner 81 600, lot 6. square $751; Matthias
Branch to John Ardeeser ct al, to seen re
Conrad Schafer 81, 200, part of lot H. square
SOS John Borland to c. E. Barr, to secure to
J. A. Hamilton and ]. L. Barbour $3.50 20, lot
o, square 1874.
T.. A. O'ToOle to M. G. Camp, part of lot I (,
and lot %, in square l6S. b. II. Warner and
u. W. Stickney TO K. T. Eckloff, sub. SQUARE
5o3. Cassin aid Gordon to James v. Yates
part OF lot lJ6, in Beatty's addition TO George
town. 4. q. Lederer to John Hockenyos,
part of loi 16, in square AS. William Sleek
4is. &. Il. Lederer and George Bauer To John
Hackenyos, part OF lot l6, In square AS p.
A. Sellhausen and G. u. Leierer TO Joan
HackepyOs, part of lot 10, In square AS b.
L. Blackboard TO John Walter, lot 1, in square
$50.
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To Ladies' ami G-nt,.meu.

we wish 10 call attention TO A. Fisrheris
Chemical Securing aud Dyeing Establish
nent, No. 9O6 u street, near 9tn street. BY
promptly adopting the latest improvements,
whether of American or European Invention
be is enabled TO do his work IN manner not
To be eQEsled by those not possessing these
facilities. Ills cleansing and dyeing Ladies'
and Gents Suits are, In fact, the cheapest in
the city On account OF his superior WORK
GIVE him q call--S96 q street. Punctualsty
guaranteed.
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SAFELY AND CERTAINLY that great ex-
terisi remedy, Glef'B'S SdphiaT SJdp, re-
moves cuianeous eruptions by opening the
pores whose obstruction was the cause OF the
difficulty. Test and you will endorse il.
Beautiful shades of black or brown are
produced by RiGs Hair Due. cot
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THE CELEBRATED VIENNA ROLLS
Among the numerous articles DOoley'S Yeast
PotcdeT is used for, are the celebrate Vienna
rolls. which are so delicious. palstable and
healthy. III you have not the recipe sead
three-cent stamp to DooIey & Brother. New
York, and you will get Ii, together with
many other valuable cooking recipes, by re-
turn mail.
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HosTETTER's STOMACH BIrrERS will
reuse and energize the mind ard boiy when
the life power of the system is IN a compare
lively dormant state. The languid, feeble,
responding invalid is not aware OF the latent
energies that underlie his debility. He thinks
there is 70 element or vigor left in his frame,
when the fact is that his physical capabilities
are merely asleep and ouly require waking
M. Let him stimulate and tone his animal
machinery and endow IL with new motive
power through the agency of this incompar-
able invigorant. and ne will soon feel ike a
new man, or rather like a man who has re-
ceiyed new lease of life, and the reQui te
health TO enjoy il.
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CIT TIE Ms.

AN INDEFISABLE yet exquisite perfume
fingers in the laces and lingerie among
which has been laid one of j. & <. Akin
sons delicate Sachets. was
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EXCURSIONS, ETC-The barge will give
an excursion down the river TO morrog for
the benefit of l. q. Bowie and w. Catman
Boat leaves al p. N. and returns az II 80
p. m
Tire Dozen" give an excursion to Mar
shall Hall to morrow evening. See adVt.
The Carroll Institute excursion will be re-
peated or the 3Gth inst. and tickets not used
on the I'd inst, will be good for the trip.
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STRUCK BIZ STONE-This morning.
john Pierce. a while man, was struck by
Charles Hall, cOlored, on the temple with a
stone, making a severe wound. This Oc-
CURED al Coles Row. In the county. Officer
sullivan arrested Hall and loo ked him up Al
The second precinct. After Pierce had his
Sounds dressed at the Freedman's Hospital
sergeant Redway took him TO his home
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HAPPY TIDINGs for nervous sufferers,
and those who have been dosed, drugged,
and Quacked. Pulvermacher's Electric Belts
eff ctually cure premature debility, weak
ness. and decay. Book and Journal, with
in soTmatiOn worth thousands, mailed free.
Address Pulvermscher Gslvanic Co. New
York City. 61s.dSkly
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NJ CUNNM0HAN, PRACTICAL HAT
Asns Hx, z yr:Ieesl 70 Do ~ ktnde q yosk =
liz aes nasa including enk, oolf, Straw
- ~ Hs's: oasiseae{ios gaasea1sSa. tes,i
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~,, p1aAckL.Ts and chains, gold filled and
csv, s, .wsnty dollars. Also, the best MY
s,n.ey eye giass In the city, at PriRR's Jewelry
Street. NO. ." fennaylvania avenue, near *
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THE BOARD OF HEALTH held a mee.ing
some time during the day yesterday but
what business was transacted seems TO have
been considered no business of the public
The reporters who attended the rooms OF the
board last night 10 report the regular meet
Ing found more TO report, but heard that Prof
meeting Is acting registrar during the a6-
stnce of DIR. Bliss.
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weather Indications TODAY.
OYFICr OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
NAEHINGTax Ancrnst LII

WhsFINGTOS. August Is. 1877. (
For The lower lakes and middle states,
falling. followed by rising barometer. south
west shifting 10 northeast and northwest
winds, cooler. cloudy and rainy weather.
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THoMPsoN's, ,,n,o,,
Manufactures to order
SIX BEST DRESS SHIRTS FOB 913 80
FIT, Maternal, AND WORKMANSHIP
UNSURPASSED.
PURCHASER SATISFIED Oh MONEY RE-
FUNDED.
Gentlemen leaving the city for the season can
leave their measure, and order ct pleasure from
distance. Shirts, Collars, CUFFS, Drawers, Co., Il
popular prices, constantly In stock.
MEMS FINE FURNISHINGS.
THOAP6ONB SHIRT FACTORY,
1e0o-tr LeDfoit Building.
HIRTS CHEAPER THAN Any
~ O1HER PLACE In THE WORLD, a
G. GEO. MEGINNISSs.
Branch 1013 Street Northwest, WASHINGTON, d,
c., and n Firth Avenue, Chicago, m.
Factory % W. Fayetts Street, Baltimore. Mo.
We make the FINEST DRESS 6RTRTs no
OSDEk IN the most elegant manner for e3.b.
Boys DRESS SHIRTS made to order for n -
end 80. perfect ht always guaranteed.
Tine Unfnis 6ed SHIRTS only 90 cents.
Unnn1shed SHIRTS mado OF Wamsutta Muslin
ano Eighteen Hundred Linen, only 70 cents.
Our SHIRT, improved, ID the incest rea6y.
naoS chift ont, and the price y stu kept down %
Boyt skee, II, nv and Is. only o cents
Ltn{ cent Rsversihle Ufff reduced 10 . oents,
gig ,1reneh bhtxt 1actogys 1O19 y gtreet Nv,
woc,nanesoo. J. W. DARE,
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BLACK GRENADINES, bunting, new para
soils, lawns in seal brown, navy blue aud
black, with lace border; lawns, white ground.
with black, brown, pink, and Lavender dg-
ure, At Carriers, 77 Market Space. If
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DISHONEST MARKET DEALERs.-Mr. Jas.
small, seaIer of weights and measures,
naIe talG tnls morning upon the produce
nucksteTs IN the Center market and captured
several OF the short measures used by them
ana sc me scales dJusted SO as TO weigh only
about fourteen ounces to the pOund The
names of these sharks should pe reporied
with the location OF their stands SO that the
public may avoid them in making their mar
bet purchases.
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DETERGENT.-The best known substitute
for soap
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LEASE OF CANAL LAND To THE OUTLET
Lock COMPANY Il Yesterday "a lease was
entered for record between the Potomac
Lock ard Dock Company of Montgomery
county. Md, and III. Ii. Dodge, OF George
rtake and Ohio Canal company. The party
OF tie hrSt part, for $1,000 annually
payable quarterly. leases TO the party of the
second part, for twenty five years, all the
ground lying between the canal and the
Potion &C river, extending southeasterly from
the farm of James G.. Berry ard others for
2.5li feet 10 a tail sycamore and stone bear
ing cross mark. This takes in the outlet
lock 10 the car al at that point.
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LAND WARRANTS wanted At H. ID
Cooke, IT,, & Co.'S, bankers, lac r street :
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BUII DING PERMITS issued by the inspec~
tor of tuildings: ]. &. EUnsey. construct
Twelve two story brick dwellings. 12th, be
tween ard T streets northwest; So 600. j.
A. Limerick, Two story brick dwelling, 9TH,
between + AID q streets northwest; - coo.
John Robinson. r.!aiT frame =. wetilng
Massachusetts avenue, between 18th AID 18Th
streets northwest, 50. Amanda Thomp on,
extend a frame dwelling. Mary land avenue
between { and 9Th streets south west: S7nO
John COlsOD, extend a frame dwelling, r,
between Isl ard Il streets southwest. SiGO
John FahrukoTs. repair and improve brick
store ard dwelling, corner 9Th street and
RLCCe Island avenue. 500.
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THE RELEASE OF Col. JOHN A. JOYCE
A special dispatch TO tire New York Tunes
from St Louis, Monday, says. Col John
A. Joyce was released to-day by Unit d
States Judge Krekel. at Jefferson CITY. The
case came up on writ of habeas corpus, the
H.ea Of Joyce being that his sentence OF three
YEA and a half was cumulative, that he
could cot lave been legally sentenced to
mere tIan twc years Imprisonment. aud
titled 70 discharge rHyCe furnished the re-
quired bond ard was re.@ased. Joyce, with
his wife. Will arrive in this city TO night,
ard will go hence 10 Georg town, ID. Z,
where he has home"
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IL Of them have Used pr. Bulls Hood Mixture
whom t. ose sbo herct fore sUffrrei with B Ill.
and Pimpies, but wh) now free from such an
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ADJUSTMENTS.

hON'T FORGET TO ATTEND TIE
- CONCERT At ed Fellaws' II ali, 7,h street, On
MEpAhSphl ENENlNG, August Is. 1877, for the
Der tt Of Il. LACEY.
TiCkets, rs Cents au14o.
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

ZINE SUMMER HATS.
PEARL CASHMERE DRESS HATS, -
And Fine BRAIDED STRAW HATS, from
Hats. for men, youths and children.
Twilled Silk UMBREkLAS, SIS 80 and M,
=. HI. STINEMETz, Halter,
ty1tr l337 Peppa evenue
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NHE BIG at" STORE.
T.. LEWIS 4 CO., !rM
No. ~ Bridge Street.
Our Speoislties-FINE TEAS and COFFEES.
No Liquors. Proprietors Of the Ophelis Segsr:
~TERNs CASH. naArS-tr
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foot swings off-he is reeling, trembling,
topping over into eternity. Harkl Il
shout lalls on his ear from above. The
man who is lying with half his leng
over the bridge has caught a 81 muse OF
the boys head and shoulders. Quick as
thought the noosed rope is within reach
of the sinking youth. No one brea hes.
with a faint, cOnVulsiVe effOrl, tue
swOOning boy drops his arms into the
moose. Darkness comes over him: with
the words God and mother! whispered
on his lips just loud enough to be heard
in Heaven, he Tightening rope lifts hun
out OF his last shallow niche. Not lIE
moves while he Is dangling over the fear
full abyss; out when a sturdy Vlrginian
reaches d. =" n and draws uD the lad, and
holds him up in his arms before the fear
Iul, breaInless multitude, suca sI0ut-
ing, sucn leaping and weeping for JOY,
never greeted the ear OF human beng
SO recovered rom the yawning gull VI
eternity.
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THEIRS ENTRANCE INTO JOURNALISM.

This is how he entered the CUnstitu-
tionnel: They wanted an art clitic;
Thlers was asked il he bought himself
equal to a review f the Salon?-a task
proposed by an editor anxious at once
TO honor Manners recommendation aud
to rid himself of his prOtegp, whose
aesthetic education he was far from sus-
pecting. Delacroix, then an unknown
artist, had exhibited his "Dan and
Virgil in He'll" rniers wrote: THAT
OF all the pictures in the Salon, this
was the one that most revealed II COM
ing master. One saw in 1t a powerful
conception and the free flow OF talent.
1t preseu, ed with epic force to the
CRITICS eye the seltisnness and despair
OF hell. In the treatment of a subject
which lay on The coutines of the tantAs-
tic, severity Of taste was observable e.
The drawing, which nasty Judges might
think deficient i'll dignity, was, what
ever were its defects, redeemed by the
ruth of the details, and the ii .elity
with VIII Gu the poets vision Was rem
uered. The pencil was ample and firm,
tqe color vigorous, though, perhap>,
crude. DelacroIX designed MS figures,
grouped them, and SET them in action
with the b0ldness Of a Michael Angelo
and the teCundity Of a Rubens." o.
DaNid's Grape of the Sabines" he said
sin making these reflections in the iu-
terest OF art, PRESENT and future, we
10 not the less consider David
in the lgat of e great master.
A man VINO has worked a revolution
in the taste OF a nation with 30 keen
percep ion OF the beautt III as the French
must De an artIst OF The highest order,
tie has rendered an important service
TO cur school. But it is undesirable
that a superstitious admiration of mis-
works should prevent new geniuses
from coming forward. We must take
care no. 10 lmprlsOu present aud future
art in the lin is Of II style which in the
hands Oi imltators must become cold
aud pedNntlc. No doubt a prime cOndl-
ton OF art is correctness OF outline. But
it may be asked whether under this pre-
te&L critics do not cueCk the inspiration
OF those artists who seek to throw more
life, more health, and more of natures
tlu and freshness into their works. NJ.
DAVID d eilYereu us from the convention
aIitles OF the eight eenth century. He
formed others, the destruction OF which
in their turn should not annoy him and
his au mrers. One epoch sh"n.d never
be jealous of another; nor should those
" ho have made u step forward prevent
otners from making another" Thus NJ.
TnlCrs' ii list achievement was TO de-
liver French art from Lne pseudO-classlc
Lyrant Of David, and to obtain justice
or De.acroiX, whom Baron GrUs had
publicly called II lunatlo and a sIgu-
Doaru-duuDer. Tue management OF Ine
Constitutionnel, judging InleIs by the
success OF his saun, gave him perman-
ent and NeiI-palu employment. HIS de-
partment was the Varieties, on the third
page [Macmillau's Magazine.
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glad to see you, as friends and members
Of the Senate; but as a committee inter-
tering, as l think you are, with my ex-
eeuttve duties, can not consent to re-
ceive you, and protest against all such
Interference. have duty 10 execute.
and SO have you. l know and shall do
mine, and want neither your opinion
nor aid in its eXecu lon."
The conference ended in an intimation
that the nomination, unless withdrawn,
would be rejected. At another caucus
he same evening a resolution was
passed asking Cniei Justice Ellsworth
10 persuade the President to remodel
the appointment, which he agreed to do,
and did by naming Chief Justice Ell
worth, Mr.. Murray and Patrick Henry
as joint EnVoys.
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and cruel treatment of the dumb crea-
lures, who can not answer us or resent
the misery which is SO often needlessly
inflicted upon them."
Agassiz' family have presented to the
Massachusetts Historical Society the
branch OF palm borne by the students
at the funeral of HUMBOLDT, and given
to Agassiz by Mr.. Winthrop, who
brought il to this country. Mr.. Winsor,
al the last meeting Of the society, bore
testimony to the great LABOR bestowed
by Mr.. Agassiz on the preparation of
his address on Humboldt. He spent
many days at the pubic library in read
ing the numerous works of that distin-
guIshed savant, in all the languages IN
which they appear.
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NerYntsS shekttIIlX.

Vital weakness or depreSsiOn: A
weak, exhausted feeling, no energy or
courage; the result OF mental oyerWOrk,
indiscret,ons or eXcesses, or som dram
upon the system, is al ways cured by
Humphreys Homeopathic Specific No.
2S. 1t tones up and invi gorates the sys-
TEN, dispes the gloom and dependency,
imparts strength aud energy tops the
drain and rejuvenates the entire man.
Been used twenty years with perfect
success by thou sands. Sold by dealers.
Price 81 per single vial, or 70 per pack
age Of tive vials and ~ vial of powder
Sent by mail on receipt of price. ADJ
dress Humphreys homeopathic Medi-
cine Company, No. l09 Fulton street,
New York. See large advertisement.
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Observation-Disclosures.

The rapidlty and certainty with whicl
Dr.. Morris Syrup of Tar, Wild Cherry
and Horehound cures diseases OF th c
respiratory organs and It's reliability
rs remedy for consumption long ago
secured for it a foremost rank among
The medicines OF its class. 1t is, in fact,
THE recognized specific for throat and
bronchial disorders. 1t promptly checks
cough, no matter of how long stand
ing, and affords great relief in cases of
asthma. 1t should not be mistaken for
mere paliatIon, since it not only al-
lords immediate relief, but also removes
ali traces of the malady. 1t is Il spe-
clfic Tor Group. Trial size 1Oc. Large
size SOC and 81.
John X .esnar, Sixth and Walnut SITS. ;
j. d. Wells, Fourth street and Centra,
avenue; Ii. f. Reum, Flltn and Broad.
way. Also Agents for Prof. Parker s
Pleasant Worm Syrup, which neye
,aIls. Pleasant to take, and requires nc
physic. Price 25c.
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WE know but little about Denmark
except what we have learned from read
ing or seeing "Hamlet," and studying
the notes that are appended to the pOpu-
lar editions o Shakspeare's plays. The
general impression is that EIsnore, Co.
penhagen and the ghost OF "Hamle's"
father comprise about all there is of the
kingdom. excepting few very marriage
able daughters. The latter have been,
however, all absorbed by Russia or
Great Britain; and the importance OF
Denmark as u commercial nation now
rests on "HamleW ana behring's. A COM
mercial treaty is talked Of between this
country and that. Last year we fur
nlshed the Danish people with nearly a
half million worth Of petroleum, corn to
the amount of $1,000,000 lard and bacon
to the amount OF $450,000 and lot oi
other traps and things to the amount OF
$500, 900 more. If the public mind could
be freed from the prejudice against
Denmark caused by the murder OF "Ham-
lePs" father and the more frequent MUIR
der OF "HamIet" himself, healthy bust.
ness might be built up between the two
countries.
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RONALD, DON'T CALL IN THE MORNING.

Now, Ronald, you know that love you:
You know thaUmy promise is true;
And think there is nothing more pleasant
Than leading the German with you.
But, listen, Pye something to Whisper
BE sure tbs no perious warning;
Put your fears all to rest, TITS a simple request
Please, Ronald, don't call in the morning.
Now, Ronald, don't wrinkle your forehead,
And open your ewes like goose;
Don't try to look rueful or horrid,
My love, it will be OF no use.
One can't arrange pun, braid. and rnglet,
With only hall minutes warning.
And when dishaDIlle one really can't say
One longs To- a call In the morning
Besides, mamma thinks it is silly
And surely dear mamma must Know,
For she's been a leader OF fashion
These thirty odd seasons, or so.
Don't talk OF simplicity, dearest;
WHAT'S beauty without some adorning?
One looks like fright after dancing Il i night,
So, RUnalu, dOn't call in the morning.
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IN these days of mis- Misunderstanding be-
tween the President and the Senate,
other instances of the kind are cited
and read with great interest. The trib-
ulaLions Of Andy johnson are still fresh
in the memory Of all, and students Of
history are familiar with Andrew Jack
sons great fight. The first important
Issue OF this nature was made by Presi-
dent John Adams in 1890, when he NOM
mated Mr.. W. V. Murray to negotiate
with the French Government. The step
was taken without the knowledge of a
Federal Senator and caused great in
dignation. A committee was appointed
by caucus Of his party to wait on the
President and induce him to withdraw
the nomination. The committee
called, and President Adams met
them at the door, saying, with
some warmth: "Gentlemen, am
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The clearest thinkers in the Hamilton
County delegation are in favor OF II Po-
lice Board Of FIVE members to be elected
from the city at large. They urge thai
the system of districts is not the better
one, as it would be much easier for a
corrupt man to set it up in his district
for nomination or election than to dc
the same thing with the whole Board
elected a. large.