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Tho 'm5 Of the campaign committee OF
hs lndep-uient Germans we're visited last
evening by tArongs from all parts Of the city
Fhp cAm' 10 provide Themselves and their
Htflh Nnh r+I1Ir ballots for to-day.
H'I' l- every reason Ia bollrve that the
Mik' md.priY Of ihr Grruun vote Will be
e"Ht ff iNNprr Igon the saloon Keepers
onu h0rwrr,n Whom some were AT first in
r.h'N lu i.Iuh Wat fh" success of the Tam
mhhy u'hrt would he 10 their interest
nnFN Vtr 4 around md careful canvass has
o''N d ll'.H no" combination candidates VIII re-
f",EH lhNi ruppou lu-duy Many Of them at
n up'" nuh.lu} - huse meeting IN Beethoven
hoard there. '
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
EXCITEMENT IN PATERSON.
STRIKERS DISTURBING ANOTHER DEM.
OCRITIC MEETING.
Disorder Despite the strong Police Force
Col. Woodruff GrsetInu-SOO Men Hiss
Ing and GroaninG-The CoioneI's Retort.


tna and GroaninG-The CoIoneIs Retort.
A week ago last night the Democratic
mass meeting in the Opera House. Paterson
was broken up by tho strikers. because Col
Woodruff. tho Public Prosecutor who CON
ducted the case against Editor Mcdonnell. con-
victed Of libel in calling the non strikers in the
Adam Mill scabs." attempted to speak. Las
night tho Democrats assembled In the Patersos
wigwam to renew the attempt to have mast
meeting. Careful preparations had been made
to prevent recurrence OF tho disorderly
scenes. strong force OF police and special
constables guarded the wigwam and scrutinized
those who entered To- detect and turn away
mischief makers. Gen. HoIsey. ut the work.
lnHmen y meeting ON Saturday night. advised
all his hearers to stay away from the Demo-
Gratis meeting. and they voted 10 do SO. IL
number Of GO Col. Woodrnffs' d'Vo Opponents p5 lad
quietly entered the wlRwam and wore seated
among the 1000 persons who filed II.
The Meeting was organized without disturb
ance. and Col Woodruff WAS applauded as he
ppss,. Appeared ps upon tho stage. Judge John Hoppeg
Interrupted. But when Col WoodrufT wa was in. IN
was given and about five hundred persons rose
and started 70 go out q the hall. 4 scene Of
dpye 66.d WSw had s99Ss oS ~ 10
seats. and that increased the tumult The
" loOhtu ho NHbugH lntEo Wpulu ub
collision, but restraint and coolness wore mani
tested on both sides. The Ave hundred pressed
steadily toward the door. and many others went
out with them. fearing trouble.
. Col. Woodruff steppcd toward to the foot
confusion mules" "jackasses." a.. Albert
Hopper pushed to tho stage and rallied the
Coloneps friends to give him three cheors. The
five hundred. crowding to tho dOors. replied
with hisscs and groans and having got outside.
they marched away cheering and shouting.
Order being restored. with 1900 or 800 re-
manning In the hail. Col Woodruff spoke with.
ont further intcrruntion.
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soNE W.iSIiINaTON TorICs.
An Act OF War.

WA,IINGToN. Nov An the case Of Wash
ngion Ford ast James sutsct cf M.,issirp involving
the que son whether tho Of cotton burned under
orders Of the southern military authorities rccoNc~
tie value Of the cotton dcsroy'd tho officer who
executed the order the srrr0mr Court Of TIN United
States holds That the II, stuttOu uf the cotton uulcr
tie orders oi the lu.uirt A. miaN nutu iuc. an
oricr in prevent n from Hlg into tc huuds of the Fcd
cral army Nas under the cicume eiHc. Nn srt ot war
f'r wlc tr pisnu cNe, utng such uIiary orders WAS
relieved from eva responsibility"
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A gain Of ti5559 on the receipts for the same
month last year. The total receipts for the
season up TO the present are 1881 ,7722l. a
gain over the receipts TO the same time last
year Of the enormous sum OF tl22.9g1.4G. With
the same proportion Of tolls receipts during
November and tho few days of December dur
ing WHICH the canals usually remain open. tho
total will exceed flOOOOOO. Under the consti-
tuition. IA recently amended. the sun, Of the
aggregate receipts this year will be the limit to
which expenditures may be made next year.
The expenditures during the present season
have been required under the same provision.
TO be kept within 100000.
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The Executive Committee Of me grHat fair in
ths NV 81 FHtrck's Cathedral decided yesterday Wutt
ouLi b. unWl- 10 iucr,a@ le price OF AlnisslOn 10
Ht, cents Unul YESTERDAY Iker. d chanccs ~rrr
sought fHnies various sums OF money, and ~
miniature hur- rHc'A. The iicid 10 the iar iro ms
hioir. almost rNrr' tAAG Nis lfutideI WIN
n we'll uttvudtu cuurs WHs Ntrl large The committee
Lsli that TO raiits Tor sum- " molcl AMI M rnre.
snNur g.. .tt ny 4 ni gHuhit., Hnd th'A suplr,s-,d
t.sn utt4rly rnN Among Tic lAu # cont luuu.
in lie int D., heck t2S run ihr iloit lliru
Tfic ei inn ct rus HW 10 H. published ~ tht Nov
CNh,i'f Ft thi- evening
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stabbed In a Political Quarrel.

John lIanlon and James CavanaGh disputed
last night m FIRST street south Eighth street vii
ham-hrlh. over the rival Democratic candidates fpT
Assembly ~ thc seventh District CavHuHgh ended tho
dispute ~ sibns HAulon twice on the head and tWlcs
IN tn ihce Htul0n was removed 20 St Cathtr trine's
MuslIlAL No nrrvsl MAs made.
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A lame attempt to get up a little enthusi-
asm for Jacob Seebachcr. the Tammany candi-
date for Assemhlyman ia the Sixth D.stuct. was
tried by some Of KING kelly's men lhsi evening,
They called an Independent Cnlzeus' %
attended by thirty-siX TummHny men and
twelve outsiders Judge" Timothy J Camp.
bell and Jacob Seebacher made speeches. aud
tho meeting ratified the nominations Of Schell
and Seela her
70 show their real sentiment the Independent
voters OF the district propose 10 meet ~ l3l
Clinton street this morning, and murch 10 the
polls in solid column t. vote Tor Edward Cooper.
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THE EVE OF TIE BATTLE.
,,v tvDICATION or 4 GREAT VIC
ropv ron THE PEOPLES TICKET
togN KELLr. DEsPERiTf. WILLING TO
S,cRIlICE An ron SCHELL.

,.r,he,e... Cooper Very Certain ef aa over
-h.Ipina Nsiority-The Bettinu strongly
IA nj. Favor-sueh y Tnmm"ny Defent
Predicted ne ha. bsen Only o"ss Before
ua,,n 4, ,h. History or the Cty-sians
.,,h. ridni Wave that viii To-day Sweep
yohn keny and Tamnany from Power.
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Throngs Of working women and men
crowded into tho ,c.uAule the Ne hanic, and
Lahorcrs' Savings Bank IN drove street. ierwy Niiy.
ytst,tdal. when the door, were thrown open. tro
Wa POS, ou the door that t.c directors hnd d ter
MN a 90 take ndNautso o the min, ,A day ruiz ir :.
dent lIalhnrd sai that he Thought tho bHnA would be
able y @ aA.M- ~ Lho rAnILAMum ol mlnull dal.-
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rlny Thousand Dollar. Awarded.

WAsH1NGroN, Nov A biz verdict was given
by TINTED States Court lury. Today TO : l. Harlow
ami ChHiic. pa, OF Now York a-atnst Sllass stone
The totecoNcr S5lrr ana mt rV stfom l~12
ll rrH~nu 90 the failure u VI Stone 90 account y fur
the s1l4 of tract Of land Tor S1nuDl 60 the Cleveland
Hud uuuhus Railroad Nridiyt fnr 80 f- wN> etNru
tnrla 'n, who were Joint owners O the Land with Mr.
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WV TTWTN NTTTH
Ntw ioWK NuV 2
su,c,a. sy . oonylc,sa murderer.

CHIOAGo Nov. A-Jerrmiah Kennedy. whom
aiury on SATURDAY. ound guilty Of wie murder nut who
found also Tint he became insane afrr the deed
mted this morning cut his own throat from to
with razor which he borrowed from AN nmal" "i the
mil IT, leit note which. in in Ocrcnt Language. tN
pra ho,e of paIon and sslvauon aud torsN,e all
his eutlnits
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n,.mnrcL'. DnuxA,.r'. Wedding.

BrRLIN. Nov. 4.-Princc Bismarck hns AZ.
r.vcc IN this cN to attend the marriage Of his dau-ht
with Count Rauuau. which j. 10 be solcnured on
Wriu,~ STAY nrNt After tho wediul tir Prince vii gI
~ valz4n, where he viii remain uuti Christmas
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VERSAILLES. Nov. The Chamber Of Dcpu.
tics has declared invalid the election o. che konapArst
VI L,rouN During the debate. Paul dc Cas.AlnAc
was called to order tor uicrrupng one O the .pcahvrs
aui SAVING there nothing ~ common between tho
Bouapasts aud President MacMahon. since the latter
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Revolt OF Arab Tribe

CoSsTANTIHoPLE. Nov. 4.--The Arab tribts
occupying the country between Baetnd eni Bs"orsh
have uVultcd aud On ahOn between bag
dni Hnd Mn,nl The Government hnctcnarcs VI the
district have He'd
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BETHLEHEM. Nov AT u meeting OF prom
cod operators to-day Aessrs swaysr Doson, and
Runs -un w,r appointed d. committee on IN" 9grl o. fhc
lr-h rrtiun a. confer with the other regions Hs tn the
ufuprrh continuing the pros mi combination another
ycnr NJ other hu-iness was transacted,
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A Chlne., LAundr,mau Murderea.

QUINCY H.. Nov 4,-The body Of John Ling.
Chne,o lauidry1An was found IN his place Of bus.
Ecs. Al midnight huraiy cut To pieces with akmto or
ocnvrr III. Chinesc mrOyoe WAs slcd ulis morn
inr nul alter declaring that two c1oi' m had com.
mull,d The decd hal, confessed, john had huuOr and
me Killed hun
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France rnvor,ng Greece. Claims.

ROME. Nov. i.-1hc DirettO says hat France
ha> iS,u'i note advising that dtnlomato rrc,u,o bo
cNcrtrd IN tRvor ot the claims ~ Grrccc Turkey
IAly and Germany have already conseut.d ~ gdtAtc
between Greece and the fot".
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Buiidoz,nG III. Employee.

Employees Of william Kramer, proprietor
of the Atlantic Garden in the Bowery say that
they have received notice from him that they
must vote for Srhcll or hc dismissed from his
Hervicc. Ho employs about tifty voters.
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ATHENS. Nov Am the Chamber to-day. tho
new Ministry moved, ~ test u confidence. tnt the
House adjourn tyr two weeks The N unn wa rrer ted.
~ against 81 The Ministers immediately resigned
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lIvErrooL Nov. 4.-Thc steam lighter He,I
cuc Wif cargo Tor the iuina steamer Cit oi Montreal
to mi TO- morrow Tor New York has been sunk By II
h-lon IN the river AcrseY
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TOLLS ON THE CANALS.
An Increase for the season or 81 &c ,0O7 80
over the Same Period Last Year.

ALBANY, Nov. 4.-Thc official report Of the
tolls collected on all the canals Of the state as
received at the Auditors Office show con-
tinued increase over the receipts OF last year.
The following is tho table for each week Of
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contest in favor Of James Fitzgerald. the regular |
Republican and anti Tammany nominee lie |
says that n circular that has been sent through |
forgery
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PHrLADHLrHIA. Nov 4-Among tlose who
sRitd Goo. kurnl+ the steamer switzerland tOthy
wrrt lui 1nuMssA A scott aIsd mmly.
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The quickest anh safest remedy RcSHrc OF counter
rits hom genuine except uAo Doouta All druggists -
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the anti-Tammany Demo-
les in the several Assembly


This c-timat. which many OF tle support era
Of thH combination regard ~ below. rather than
ahuy, III rntuhl" result of the election, gives
b. Mr.. c. per majority Of / / 300.
ftrr Cooper hHs wrlttrn the following letter
~ rrIly fpH published dcclp rat on that he had
SAID that his son. Edward Cooper. was unrei-
ehe. And could no, be- trusted.
a. o publication t.c G~ra1H Jovrnai of So,.
i-f7 hN dec alc said stat, ueut tu be an Infamous
ai rifu I-Uhm a. iruu hcfiun4ug tl fht end never
ulfft stst,Iucuf either iut tuhhc " private
s-l pN o. contrary, hereby !, peat agun that
hios ftDr man thsu euu Edward Cooper nnd
iNl ..reuflfy that he viii never httrny auN trus
q in-s 4. rnnhiird % lts care. Consequently. my
alerrr l. .IDi b. Charles &. apoeTry aud Ferdinand
trisrt r tooth. and nothing but the tfuth, AMI !
her Hi rye fhu-e gentlemen tu translate this and
pptI-i. u SAME iu the GERMAN AS well %, the ku-l,h
paris PETgk lOOFkk
hrs tYls Nly T. 1875
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VoTE TIM RIGHT TICKET!
A Tam-any Trick that shouia Not VIA =
Single Vote.

Tho Tammany Democrats continued yes
tcrday their desperate efforts to prevent tho de-
feat which is staring them in the face. Boxes
are TO bo put at oil of tho polling places
labelled National -Greonback Labor Party"
and containing TAmmany tickets and ballots
with the name OF Augustus Schen at tho head
and Cunning 4. Bedford In the middle. All
sorts of ballots have been printed and
sent To- the voters residences. Some Of them
are Republican. othcrs anti. Tammany, and
others 0reenbnck tickets. but on all OF them Is
the name OF Augustus Srhell. SO far has this
work boon carried TINT tickets bearing the name
Of Augustus Schcll for Mayor and OF tho Social
Democratic can1idatcs for the other Offices
havc been distributed through the German dis
trcts where most ot tho Socialists reside. BAL
lots wero dfstr ibutod yesterday In which Ed
ward Cooper's name IL printed Edward &.
Cooper" and Edward Cowper."
Tho regular ticket oi the combination again INST
Tnmmany 10 ne follows:
Ilf Ntyor
EDWARD COOPER
lDr 'ify JtFiys
RUFUS n. COWlNG
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hst l1iquou ui mngnesia for regulating tho bowels
- c0nts AL dIusKlsts-HdV.
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The signal once Prediction.
SrARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPM

Clenr or partly cloudy weather, cold north.
r. ~ Nrru'e o. warmer southeast Wlnis. followed bT
LLLLll-- .nI
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NoRifz EILiNGER

The tickets in the AM Tammany boxes will
contain thoee names. ana VIII be headed nv the
Associate Judge Of tho Court Of Appeals. The
Republican tickets will contain the name OF
Appeals and on the Grernback ballots will be
the name Of Gideon j. Tucker for that Office.
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Am-ro.r "st =" snndaiwood c"psules-
AL vui VA sv, eiAlJ dlSed under w, ornnen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-01

1.-The Rev. j. V. Douglass, of Lynn. Mass,
under bail for several offences, has run away
and left his bondsmen to pay.
eE Two young women In Carthage Mo-. 1.-THE
local calls them 'ladies,'D cowhided their uncle
In the street because he had criticised their con-
duct. WIZ
TIA man was crushed by a heavy wagon I'm
aurora, New, and LETT writhing In agony. His
companion, reasoning that he could not recover
ana that 1t would be merciful to end his suffer-
Ing, dellberately shot him through the heart.
E Jones, the man who was recently tarred
ana 1eathered In Reno, Cal, spends most of hts
Time reading the hotel registers In San Francisco
he carries Two loaded revOlverS, and will talk
with nobody. 1t Is surmised that he is insane
R The Holly system OF heating houses with
steam sent through street mains has just been
established In Springfield, Mass, where a gas
company has bought the right. Springfield Is
been the first.
WA son Of ex-Mayor Stevens of Cambridge
was engaged to marry one OF the bellies of that
city, but on the day appointed for the wedding.
and many guests had already arrived. he DE-
clared that he had changed hts mind
eSUnited States minister Bingham al. yo,o-
mama, Japan, Is about to return home on
leave. oA'
sVFrank Robert was hanged at virginia
MOI, yesterday, for the murder of Morrison. m,
the Crow reservation. 'S-' VII
George Z: Burn, clerk in the New York
posoo,GS, zen 9eao, wednesday, from heart dis
Ease WINE taxing 70 an associate.
- Inc Mles bigamy case, at Salt Lake City.
was closed yesterday. The Defendant was held
ior tne acu0n OF the grand jury In 81, 800 bail.
The Fenian prisoner, Clancy, viii be re-
December.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-01
THE AUTUMN RETRosPEcr

Assome decrepit citizen reviews
:, IN dreE my revere. his hoy hood c'er
foLd!y n fnt mter-ng Joys Chat once uerp hs
ana s-ShinS Tor the days thst uirN
-, n these autumn days The falling year
c.l,itsnss u ms Youth FOREVER passei sva,
Sel = Tor while his clustering carver
osl end In quiet retrospect The dsy
ne ortsn OF summer and again the air
GROWS soft and calm again IN. sly go. ,,,--s-
hsap. Through dreamy must the dtstsstbri.
Lose their rough outlines in a neiox i,1bi
fields M" en'"iSo hs
Where buttercuI~ and daisies marke 4 the so,
Where golden dxncelions and blue lells 49,.
Blossoms the ssse- and the golden rai
80 soft he dreams, 20 gently comes hi- breath
That where clo~e-rtefed she sped lsforr ths 49,.
The swelling tide just rocks the hsler' : is,st '
That slowly drifts with Idly Tapping sail
Dear quie, autumn days. calm 90 sweet
Like a bright, welcome memory You ssem
so full CT trem,ilous and hszy lirht.
So soft, 80 radiant. 80 like n dream
lWaffer f,esrprs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-01
CHANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE ON THE
~ NORTH SIDE OF w STREET, BETWEEN
F0URTEENTH STREET AND NEW HANIP-
2 H. WARNER, Real Estate Auction ar

1RS SSHFE "a SALE Of ,yci;hTAgLE REAL Es
c cHLE1SG Gu THE FE9U 81 SsTEEE
hH!fS A1 HHHSstREsoH No
5s m No i f. 81 Of the sna
ma sf by a gSpres b Of
2lst day Of September, A D. 1878, in Equity cause
S s ad b ssd es Of Fl The nds e.
we've en bdE ss ba DEEDS ds of
SELL at public auction to the highest bidder, ali that
parcel OF real estate situate il me city of Washing
and bounds: Be- inning at p0int sixty-seyen G67S
ieet nne !pJ inches eastery from the Northwest cor
e eI oi sau2pe rwo hundred and forty seven 247
ehrlsetts avenue with the eastern part of tie nahic
CIRCULAR Gu space thence southeast with Tie south line
thence south Il deg 80 min west 1es' ss4ei g..
ct feet, .as.., south IL deg, 80 min west fifty.
ihrse s5a feet three g, inches 70 p,.,:s allev:
Thence que s VET With the north line of said alley
and twenty (127 feet six } inches to the line
Of! Of said circular space thence northeasterly with
inches to the place of beginning together with the
imIroYenents consisting of handsome Three-story
This property will be sold free and clear of all in
Ter Terms Of sale Onefourth cash balance in three
three years after date Of sae Git inte eas
y of On ffs s pr ssd
lses, or al eash. at the option of the purchaser
when down. the terms Of
sale should not be complied with within five DAYS
veyancing will be At the cost Of the purchaser.
5%H SNSS = 8 SfhIhssSs,; Trustees.
49,, NJ n MAS II! faA21ER, 5n.,, Trustees.
j. T. COLDWELII, Salesman ocf:S0 oo,lt5,,s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-01

THERAPEUTICS OF SPIRITUALIsN-When the
Vanderbilt case was resumed before Surrogate
Gavin yesterday morning, DR.. w. II. Wander
!Ciu then made an offer to prove this state of
facts: That there existed i'm this metropolis
club called the Liberal Club for the investiga-
tlon OF Sclentl1c subjects, OF which the Doctor
Is a member. The club In 1874 appointed COM
nittee to investigate the physical and mental
phenomena of spiritualiSm. The committee
consisted OF the witness, Mr.. Marvin and L. b.
Wakeman. He offered to prove that they found
that persons in sound mind and body can h
readily Gioa1used OF the deluStOnS and trin'-o
practiced upon them under RI" LAS
SpiritualiSln, but - pretenSe of
chronic ..,du persons AFFLICTED with
.sra s.seases, and who believe i'm spiritual
based Of aSe,r oy amy amount of proof be dsa
OUT the offered evidence. and the conrt aSu
!louihed untll Friday.-[N. Y Sun. 3lst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-01
DIED.

BRENNAN. On the LIST of November. 1873. Of
consumption, JOHN ALoYsIUs BRENNAN, aged
eighteen years. eight months and twelve days.
Funeral from the residence of his uncle, John
Bresnahan, corner of 5th and streets NV, at one
O'Clock Sunday, Sd inst Friends and relatives of the
family are respectfully invited to attend (Craw.
fordsville Qndiana) papers please copyl otN
DUNCAN. On Thursday: Scfoher ri 1874 M,pv
E.. wife Of Joshus A. DUNCAN, aged SEVENTY seven
years. Ns VIVA
FUNERAL from the residence Of I. I. Squire, 500
Eighth st. ne, at two o'clock pm. Saturday Reia.
uves and friends of the family are invited
DOYLE. On Friday, LIST November 1873 JoHS
DOYLE aged sixty three years.
Funeral from his late residence, Grant avenue be-
tween It'll and 9Th SITS, Sunday, at two O'Clock
friends respectfully requested TO attend 2t'
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THE EVENING STAR
FIR DAY
Af.............N November 4. lS,s.
How Lace Curtains Can Re Made os
PRnCR.

For the lands saSes~ exclaimed Mrs.
&i1"n, cropping In upon me for q mornings
ca wat VIA an extraragant creature that
ing TIN ;ough the back yard happened TO glance
up. and 20 declare, II there TO all her kitchen
,s dieSI hang the most beautiful lace
lambrequfns ever set my eyes on"
Lace lambreqcins at her kitchen windows.
you must be mistaken"
49,. mo, am not, and If you don't believe It,
jest go and look for yourself"
did so; and there sure enough werr hung
what appeared to be elegant lace iamhreouinS
shell ruin that husband OF hers continued
MS. BrOwn Il must say IL makes me angry to
see such doings. Mr.. Brown Is worth twice as
much as her husband, and I never Thought of
having any but green paper curtains at any OF
"Wer," remarked II think myself. II is a
very extravagant move. Young persons when
sSd ing 10 n ,e e snp pa0 oe If ever
"Have you called." asked Mrs. Brown.
''No, but I should like to-"
Then supposin' you slip on your bunnit.
made me kind O. curious"
Iassented, and In less than five minutes we
stood 6I at the door of pretty cottage:
appearing at the door in a neat calico mornin
dress, ''walk in," and she uShered us into a
cool, shady room, whose windows were drapej
with curtains of white dotted muslin.
She was very social, and We fell at once in:o
pleasant chat. AT last Mrs. Brown introduced
the topic Of domestic economy.
y les, lnuetN, S3lu MIS-. Hartman, IL know
something OF economy. Harry and l are just
starting in life and i feel we ought to save In
every way that we can, without infringing
upon our real comfort. He wanted me 10 keep
girl, but told him 10; that / had much
rather do my own work, and | lind II very
pleasant too. Through the hot weather arise
bright and early. and get all the baking and
sweeping out OF the way before breakfast: then
have plenty OF leisure To sew. Yesterday l
finished those curtainS( pointing to the window:
didn't think they would do so Well | made
them cut of couple OF old white dresses that l
had thrown aside"
You ought TO have put your lace lambre-
quinS In here" said Mrs. Brown
MIS-. Hartman looked puzzled.
what do YOU mean"" she asked
'Why. them beautiful lace things you've cot
hanging up TO your windows / couldn't think
or such extravaganza in my house"
Mrs. Hartman broke into hearty laugh
won't you step out and look at them:" she
asked.
well, never if | amt beat" uttered the
amazed Mrs. Brown as we surveyed them For
10 and behold, they We're nothing but neySpa-
| peTS, cut and notched in imitation OF lace pat
| tern.
| Mrs. II. kindly showed us how to fold the pa
| perS and cut them, so We both walked home and
lung lace lambrequinS at our kitchen windows.
Try 1T Rural Netr Yorker.