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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-21
THE COMING EZRA.
tAtlanttn I,tpillhlyI

IAftHNAiN MHHhHiVI
rhev tell VA that the Muaa n soon M II hence
Lanvina The bowers Of song thnt ONTO were
her robes hnuuaathing 10 har aatar. Reianoa.
The grow ot Pnauz fnr tho Hya tn eienf.
optioa viii claim the wandering eve ~ fancy,
phyeiea will EraHn imaelnRttnna wings.
Plum fact exercise flrtinua nrrramnHef.
The workshop hammer whore tho minstrel
HinEH.
No more with laughter al ThalIR's frolInH
Our eyes shall twinkle MI the tears run down
but In her place the lerturat ~ hydraulics
Shout forth hta watety arienoa " ihe town
No more our foolish raaaiona md affect tome
Tho tragtc MuHo with mimic grief shall tfv.
hut nnfinr far nnfiraa hf vivinsrlfnnR
Tanrh what II rnstR Il tortured brute 70 dia
Tho ,unearthei monai long n buried rookie
Shall tell The aeeret whence orr hnine came.
The rhamtet show ~ ieaih ~ iifaa hiaak
oxide
Left when the breath III longer fans IT. lame
Fiine thin volumes with their livery tsik.
There eh+ll 10 books VI wholesome matha5
MATES .
Tho tutor with hin blackboard and hia chalk.
No longer hardp with malrigal and sonnet
Shall WOO til moonlight walks the fthhnnnd
nut aide ly eide tha beaver ana the bonnet
Stroll, calmly pondeting 0t' some problems A.
The sober bliss nF anlinuE calculation
Shall mock THE trivial ieya ihAt fancy 1rnW.
And nh The RAPTURE ~ u solved equation.
One aalf same answer an the lina Of two
No speak In solemn tones our youthful aagna.
Patient aav re, lahnriou4. slow. exact.
Al cor creations nin'oninHmie rnH.R
They hroWRa end mnncll The thistle ofaua ~
fact
And yet we've eontotmea found II rnthnr plaaaa
mt
10 dlram again Tho RneneR Tint Shakespeare
drew
no walk the hiIialta with tho Nrntlali rnnHnht
Among the daiRlaa wei with morning n irW.
To leave awhile tho daylight of tha rnnl
Led hy the bndnnaa ~ Tho niRFintR hand.
For the strange radiance nf tile far tinni
Tho light that never wac Oh Pea ut lnnd.
Well time alone cen liI the futures curtain
Science may teach nHr children ntl she knows.
but laya will kindla fresh young hearts. ! II
certain.
And June will not forget hat hluahIng rose.
And no. iii alfin NJ all that time r. bringing
Ttpaanraa NJ ruth pna mtRrtna " art.
Beauty md Iowa will kaan hn pnni singing.
And song At I'LL iivn-hp Rrirrrn ~ the hnHit.
l0lver Wendell lInmaa
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-21

T. impnrtad To the kdUay9 aud bladder tiy ITna-
tett=f.s Bjters which Is most useful IN oyer
eatairg tprpidty Of those oranns Easldes
nfusIHG NOR" activity into them. This axeoilent
tout@ pnei4Wa them with additional gIgor and
ennbtos th"tn to better undergo The waHr md
teaf ot n" diHehargiug function imposed upon
thAH Ivy nntWra. NJ, roover. na they are tho
rhaanei for the esnauA Of certain impurities
fr3ta the blood II tuereoanR heir flsofuinosa by
strengthening md heAIthfuflv stimulating
th"m. In ertaln morbid Conditions IF these
important organs. th"y fHtl into IL sluggish
STATE. viii h II tha usflui prrcHraof 0f Ai7ellse
Wha then can be ri Rr"ater pervfce than d
no feline which lnu"ls them T. grattnr aatie-
Ety wren -iNhiut2 N0mgf tdtes are moro taril-
Ht7 than thn!n whieh affect tho Kidneys. nud n
,hettetn" Witch ftyert4 tha peril 4ottd be high
" esteemed
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-21
EEow Ansis 1 rossed tne River.

n -
One DAY during the last week some of hn
people WHO were walking nIong III rfket street.
PHILADELPHIA, near tire Relaware river saw u
Hill all NV herself \ kifl man asked hnr
where NAT mnmmH was. Me- tome tn snc
lsneIn Frank mammas ovor in Iam1eu."
Other men stopped aud many wonlell. too
"shi- II lo-t baby. aaid every nta A
street fnrrv. noninv fhat some one WmYId
como fit h"r. Sure enough. In about two
hours Mr. u. r. Price, who lives on Hartman
street, raEanover III the bout He WIS lttatS.
tng I'LL around anNi9n4Iy and So wheH he saw
Susie h@ WA very glad. Susie had crossed
TIA river hy herself to se " t9cIf. frank
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-21
"a Lady. wish,

"Oh, how ] do wish my skin was as clear
AMI soft as yours, said u lady to her friend,
You can easily make it So" answered the
friend. How inquired the first lady, BY
using Hop BttteTs. THAT makes pure rich
blood and blooming health. 1t I'D it for me,
as you observe"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-21
RAgLMsaA Esm.

ANEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE lsAtLKoAn
~ MOBILE FAST LIMEl
THE SHORTEST ROUTE TO EABTEgu
OfTTHH
ONLY LINE WITH DOUBLE DAILY rAn.
HENHHR TRAINS.
gtn and aftef Standby, November 2, 1879. trains
Will arrive and laave denot. f@et Of 0angl atraes
ls follows.
IHAvE. ARRIVE.
No. Exproes No. Expross.
daily Z 30 Am daily TAO H. M.
No Exuresn No. 4 hSpreeH
daily 500 n, m. dntiy .a:J0 nm
rfehets may bs obtained md Aleapina Uaf
Ierthe occurred IN advance on application nj tho
pfTIan corner Gamp and Common streets. nppn.
d. H. ROBINSON Huparintendenf,
fItV r W moi EMAN TlrEnt Agent
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King Alfonso isa a5Eteeix4of simple tastes.
II one tHay Judge from the report eli u writer
Tor Etgttf4 ,aho f4ad All iHtefyew with the
to the brilliant pageant of TIN. prevfal4 day
thu King SemarIx,.tl Il dg not cure for these
grand reiefnntea nj which etiquette eOmpels
ono 10 put IN anappeaTallt's.. baring the four
days Festivities, however, must BE resigned
10 my Fate. And 5ei salns peopie think / am
infatmafsd Wtth=Hfl this panp, they speak 0f
me as If wHre PHILIP | J.. So far from that
hetn4. the case, tle sooner hal the procession
filed past thun fruaheap of to tuY apartments
and put OH Il ideket, while my wife changed
her bridal costume fora simple walking dress.
We We're glad tn mike orr Escape In.thH
nAtfreA # further CONDENSATION liz ttfH jAt =
sud "Iln had taken the e9zleeu ont for Il walk
roHHd the city, aud he said It WIS impossible
to describe the pleasure IL aff trtEsd both If
them" King Alfonso then said: "Af4;r8 0f
STATE keep me IN Madrid. | have tn open the
Chambers md to deal with the Cuban qle3-
tion before tue Council All Those things com
pcl me to work SO that am now enjoying d
my active life. Nothing pleased me more
than the stirring seene3 Gfsfhe Carliat war
tine life in camp, tho days Ia the saddle and
the nights round the btvouaC fires"
Scene Gold HILL public school. Object leg
sons in primary class. Subject grammar.
Teacher Form a sentence with the word
deaf in IL.
First PupiI-A deaf man cannot hear
leacher-CoFrect Next form a sentence
with the word "blnd" In it.
Second Pupil-Pull down the blind,
Sensation III school,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-21

Get ToHr plumbing done at Sullivan Bull
gers ~ Camp street.
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f'r,lIna will laava Rnd arrive At The OalliepA
{4rce1 baprt. nn ~ atfar hotttam9er M, 40 i'd
F'teWs:
itanva arrive,
N4o. NJ. !, SIG =, y, nyp, NJ, =, 60 .. n
Nas and run dalf, Hoa, ard sfsIlv. 81.
auturiay Accommodation for MoOomb City
PULLMAN paaA6h FLEHPfNa gAnp
THOROUGH T0 LoutbylLLE, IIaglEnATf
COLUMBUS, O.. AND oHInAao WITHOUT
fnaied ii Milan, II ahliug rasaenaera 10 gc
through without lowing he trnln Only ONB
Hl{ANfkB TA AiF# WORK and EABTERI
tHTfHH
Imttayei Heotiru Hnd Reclining Ohair ogrr
10 Viak4bura d@lfp. Hlthout uhange.
Ttrksts tur anFe hntihg secured end informa-
ION elvan nj ~, ~ Cafnb sraat, corner III
A. %. Hi EIpUN. Ttokot Agent.
" CHANDLER General Passenger Agent
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-21
CALCRAFT. THE HANGMAN.
Death of the Most Famous Execn-
sioncr Of tho Age.
Ills Skill in Drawing tho Bolt aud
Bohbing for Trout a Disciple
Of IEaak Walton and
jack Ketch.
In -lInralli-

'"'ShtN' ''"s' -. ''s 1890 49,, ~.
Catcraft wit" Tor fotty-et& years h'''' ''''f
f1faaof hangmtu In England 10 dfHd
5T, ,r,,n, H., thn tnIuthe aF Lon
~ tIt.t,
don Known w cunning 'N.t"7 NV "'"'''9
mnIsTnE sfhaullspyR ~ fhA River Ice whore
eoeEn,y Yoltha tatgn tlteit aqtmti" diversion
tI..t,.t ,f,,,,an,,e ,in,.fntr thn anmnnr
'H F7aeit'"s ~ 1900
months. On tho days Wh'hl thN river WHN
drsarfad a lantt pnnRiVe aud clerical pnrsntt
fI T,,tf;nt fI,o h,ula n b,,aE In one
"'''f'' - +.
Ntut. h~htE t"'' ~ W. V1''' 80
wHs GalerAft. tho h4nEnA,t Where he
,, y,,,,, ,.I,a in s.ua why ho had elounu
.,, l,,t,,
~ e u't'' ,,i,t ~ I,,3 ,,hn had
't'sf ~ I'm H., ,s,.,ItI
been Iat5}Nih ON ~" 49, ~
adatt ltte a&''It5'Hff l W =,
1Stt1tft WV ~ vs. ~, ,t ~, ,
stlttltt ,tt ift'l t3N. y" '' ~
WI ,'' J., tt
-, mo t,r,,ettt.i win t,nnatualty and dis
tatp#h, some ~ the most nntei criminals If
HE country. Ile entered tn" hu9inNss IN 1877,
about Itffy yNnrst after thN Ylnlfn free hAd
toen retnovmi aud tho galnws was ~ III al
most rvfry Monday morning in tile narrow
tYfaelEu hatWupn Elect street and l4fl}RHtN
Ilil. known ae the9EG Bailey. Ito titet c9tna
Into public notnriNty ai tho hnuRiug 1T
Ja,up4 ttrceuters. IL 1897 THIS man
mud murdered Hannah I'reWn.
s.3fss
woman w Wn",t, w. ~, '"at' ,tlanRa =
tHtif"s' an'i Ih'H W. ~ wv f''y 49, ..'
ta',"9 nnl hF'"n F,'' tN1ta a. " 49, ~ .,,"s
teHa@ ~ 'r't"o''' ~ ~ ~ '''p -
" tA'h stti atHt'''' ,,,lt't N"tt' n @t''"
'tWt AnA litH'N.a Wy 49, - :, - tR'5 ~
t,af hN "ohlts,hNl tntt' t'H.hl'h ~ Vsn ilt'f'
aM@lF'h Aail ny l''NHfnR - tutY,' s'3ttN
property a'hl tVHf ft' ,NfEaA Eie ett'i,'t ~ W.
latlAiilEe al1ti H3ulhNi III ~ hfiEh ~ hR'N
~ &tth Y hft win ~ &tlk t'l4i hn''t ~, at'fs
proving hftht"f Nv t7ffsiHa ne 'Ht"'at'"h =. ~
cutting UP t'tnt Hot'etht'ig me b'HF NY,
iin'tat 'Hst, Hi''' W ", ~ ~, i,'N1t ~
stirred SO ntaL'h H&fll'ilelt ~ l''ht'9't. ~
tia ftiEhi "t t'ttHNh"t% "X"7t''tl. hhfPlt"lF
81 pt4&nla Etll ~ w. Alft8 ~ nv prison
AMI ~ ~ 9"plh1h"4 'n",ra' ahH hHys
tnntl'sl afl tl,hht flHt9 wy ~ hh' 'h''p ltst7
tteN3''"t| ~ WV S1tfiE' @n"It h"a} VIZ
1lEtlt w fihata Jtaket AN9 H,fthte"h Drawn.
f""ha'Ie "hf9i ~ laS-t%l !" ~ RitloW7.
VIZ t","h5 "ftt't''Nt'. 80 '3'ttt1 49, ~ "
totaf' thN responses ~ ,S3'atlitlt hHel hh'i
20 10 s1ft't'"llt''' ~ ~ W"'tt nay" ItHtit.
FotbEpiHIEH hNst NttbIIH
craft He diI not r.st LONG ON Mia latlIVls;
Ih.e" YEARS. lat"l ho was called 10 carry out
tf'H s"tt"ne'lnl the IVY on ffanent@ henJt
- Y, ',,'' s'a." t,', RI.,g
KnssaII I|,rd Within whn wae fn Eia
seyonty- thIt,l your, lived nIon, In ria hgrls,n.
Ia Norfolk street, Park lame, with lis
"l woo lhalds nud 81
a'''' ft,', ',''.t - '',. - ~
L. ri, ~ ,l,,r,l6r and enttsrIug bf4 be,lrnn,u
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f1REAT JAOKeoN kouTH


a,srseAG4s, aT RnatRA AMD NEW Hwm
H.MBMfs HatEtRsfAEs.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-21
STEALING A TOMBSTONE.

never ran ~ alral Of Chicago.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-07-03

Circuit Court--Justce Wylie.-Strong vs.. Latta;
bill of exception signed. Engol W.. Roessle ~ Son
judgment by default as to T. Il. ROesslc. Sahein
IL Co. VS.. Beber; solomon VS.. Alexander; IIaines
vs.. Todd Hewitt vs.. Randolph Clark vs.. Daniels
kaufman & Co. vs.. Bciber; FcgNn vs., McEugh
Baantyno Il Co. vs. Joyce; Steiner VS.. Bciber !;
Truesdel, executor, VS.. ThompSon Central Ma
ional Bank VS.. Beardsley & Trucwonhy; slower
vs.. IIarkness Ell Ill., Slower vs. Gales; Cole Grace IL
Mnncks VS.. Davis; Cochran ir,, vs.. smith; Worm
ser Il kingsburY VS.. BicbCr; Thornton Il Co. vs.
Adler Bogus vs. Blinkhorn Surviving partners
Of Lewis johnson Il Co. vs. Shoemaker q Aialoney ;
Manufacturers National Bank vs.. Hannah; Dyer
vs. Welchi Armstrong, Gator " Co. vs. Gothelr
Nisch " Kuhn VS. Grimes George vs.. Stanley
III all of these eases Judgment by default
was given. Mccormick vs.. Block X Kiskadder
National Bank VS. A, X. shepherd ct ali Judgment
by default as to John Mciircgnr Van Camp vs.
GrOOt ct Nls Judgment set inside on stipulation.
IcmOnt vs.. Washington aud Georgetown RAILROAD
schmidt vs.. Roessle \ son Judgment by default
As TO \. H. Ruessc. Bryant VI. Miller Il Gate ct al
Judgment by default Hs TO Cute judgment confessed
As TO Il. W. Miller. Schwekof vs., HagemNn mo.
ton 10 VAcNtC Judgment uNCrluled. Haywood tS
llutChius vs. Bailey nttNclment quushgd, Thorn
VS. Rcnucyi eertlolari quashed mud papers re-
maudel. Suilcrs W., Jonay suit transferred to the
use of T. A. and NJ, A. s0ller without recourse to the
paEtiM Solomon vs., Garland motion to sctWsde
demurrer oyerrulcd and leave granted 10 amend,
Armcs vs. Dclrirh; leave gwen 10 amend. Weaver
vs.. Click Judgment granted, llvwiSon ~. Brown
new trial refused, kllG vs. Wright motion IA
strike out return Of marshal and Plaintiffs receipt
on II in. oycuulcd. SlHiniugNs Cumberland iudg
meut set aside. iTOlCls ~ Co, VS.. Costello; motion
ior judgment oycrrulcd. Abbot VS., Freeman; mo
ton for Judgment oyCrrUcd. Fleming vs. I'M.
ward; certified to the court IN bgnc. Elliot VS.
Cook death Of defendant suggested ANA cNcculrN
made defendant,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-07-03
Baltimore General Market.


BALTIMORE, July 2, 1879.
Cotton quiet. MLddlIng, l2's6ll2lsc.
Flour dull. Howard street and Western super8ne,
t3@3 50; do extra, t4et475 do family. s55 20; CITY
Mills superne. % 259 80; do extra sld rs; do lilo
brands. %; Patapsco family, 800.
Wheat-Southern firm. higher, and demand good
for new. Western firm. Southern red, 81 1891 10; do
amber o. 1901 IS; No2 Pennsylvania red, 81 10: No2
Western winter red, Spot. 81 Is: July. 81 lO,aGI 0d
August 81 07gi Ola; September, II 06lG9i od,S.
Corn firm. Southern white, SO; do yellow, isc;
Western mixed spot, and July 43ISi43Ac; August.
4ps@4iSc; September, 6di54c; steamer, i2t y
uats firm anu q shade higher Southern, 42Gi2,4c;
Western white dgS9c; do mixed, %g36ic; Pennsyl-
vania, 37d3lc.
Rye quiet at 500l5sc.
Hay steady. Maryland and Pennsylvania prime to
choice, si36pl4
Provisions iirm. Mess pork $l0T6 Bulk meats
Loosesho ders, &c clearrib sides, So packed
aud SIC Observation-Disclosures, DC: clcar.rlb sides, &c.
Hams, 161l2c. Lard refined. In terces, &C. Butter
quiet; choice Western packed, IO@iic. Eggs dun AT
1OUllc. ..-7-
Petroleum steady. Crude nominal: refined exc.
Coffee irm and fair demand for better grades Rio
cargoes. ll4@l4l4c.
sugar firm. a son, s4(GsSc
Whisky dull at O0js@IO7
Freights to Liverpool per steam steady. Cotton. 3iGd
-four, ~; grain. 34Cdid.
Interpretations, 2Oil bblsi wheat, 67,7OO bu; corn,
$500 bu; oats, 800 bi.
shpments-wheat, $500 bu; corn, $500 bu.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-07-03
PROPOSALS.
DRorosAls FoR srArIoNERY.
sEcRErAnY's 0rricr,

sEcRETARYs OFFICE,
SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES.
WASHINGTON ID, G., July ?, 1917,
Sealed proposals will DO received at this office
until II o'clock m, August o. 1879, for furnishing
Stationery for the use Of the Senate of the United
Blank forms OF proposals, showing the quantity
and quality Of each article and the form Of bond to
be signed by the bidder and suretes viii be ftir-
nshed on application TO this office.
The Quarto Post and Commercial Note, Legal
and Foolscap Papers to be put up In packages OF
qualify, with no outside" or imperfect qures.
All the Manila Paper must be of pure Manila
stock flat and smooth sheets, and Of the toughest
The Adhesive Envelopes must be extra well
gummod with pure white gum, or they VIII not be
must be submitted In such boxes and put In every
way they are to be delivered. All white en-.
yelopes are to be delivered in boxes containing not
The quantities of the different articles above set
forth are supposed to be what will be required but
the secretary Of the Senate reserves TO himself the
right to order from contractors more or less Of the
several articles, according 70 the wants Of the DO
partmont.
considered, and preference will be given to prOduc
tons OF American Industry, ifequaly cheap ana oil
| MS good quality.
such OF the above articles as may be designated
by the Secretary of the Senate must be delivered ut
his office, In the city Of Washington free of any
charge for carriage on or before the LIST day OF NO
Every article must be Of the very best quality
unless an inferior quality is called for.
sufficient specimen Of each article proposed for
is 10 accompany the proposals, and to be marked
with the name of the proposer and Of paper the
weight per ream. The whole OF each article speci.
lied In the foregoing list will be deemed class, ana
the person Offering to furnish any such class ut the
lowest price Quality consdered) will receive con-
tract for the same on executing bond with two OF
more suretes satisfactory to the Secretary OF the
Senate for the performance thereof which bond Is
TO be filed In the Office of the said Secretary within
| ten days after the proposal has been accepted
~ nNftp oil .gA1
lvered within the time stipulated, or should be IN
eror in any respect 10 the sample the bond OF the
| contractor will be put In suit.
Proposals should be Endorsed Proposals for sta
tonery for the Senate" and be directed to the Sec
| rotary of the Senate Washington
| Proposals and specimens must be delivered o.
J the office free of charge.
| JNO. c. BURCH,
| Secretary Of the Senate of the United States.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-07-03
Coai-Tar for Potato Bugs.


Coal-tar water will kill potato bugs This is
worth repeating and remembering. Coa.tar
lacks many of the qualities which characterize
Paris green, the now so universal refuge, aud is,
therefore, just SO much more valuable. The
pcrils of having such poison as Paris green
about and in daily familiar use are great, and
with more use aud growing carelcssness the
results will be every year worse, probably, until
the use Of it will have to be made matter of re-
strctive legislation. II is so with almost every
dangerous thing. Until VIC make law regu-
lating his use of it, man is willing TO forget it
has any dangers. The chances with regard to
Paris green are several. 1t may be flooded of
by a sudden rain into some water supply and
so prove deadly. IL may be blown from po-
tatO patches upon lettuce, beet-tops, straw
berries, and other eatable things, and moro
than one genius engaged in agriculture is not
above the level of experimenting with it ON
these things. The law OF ignorance and care
lcssness playing among 6,0OO,0O0 farmers has
got to find some ignoramuses Then, too, it is
possible, out Of millions of bushels Of potatoes
raised any year, for the Paris green to get in
some way by some of these upon some tables aud
cause fatal results. Here are the outright dan
gers, besides the possibility of children getting
at the stuff, that lie about the actual of the
stuff. But there sanothcr phase of the danger
of Paris green, just beginning to develop itself,
which has not had much attention yet. This is
the only poison that VIC are associatiug with
| on informal terms. Paris green is become as
much part Of a farm outfit as corn meal or
| plaster 1t is easy to get at, and il is within
reach of all who incline to suicide. Two at
tempts-one successful--have been made right
| here at Hartford, within week, TO commit
suicide with .Lis substance, and similar stories
are reported all about. 1t is inevitable. The
way to stop this sort of thing is to remember
that coal-tar water will kill the bugs, while it
is not an engine of suicide.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-07-03

AM Leave washington:
6;O5,1,tNEW, YORK, PHILADEhPHIA, AND nos.
ION ExPlttsS. Ellicott CITY. On sundays to
,Io,s Junction Jesspps IIahoye5 Elk hiGge
1nmt wi nnnsos SRd Nav Z. e1mon
stresburg, winchester. HagcrstoD, Frederick,
soo@tBAIfffiM No te XND LAUREL EXPRESS
slO.Po!nt Of Rocks, Pledmont strasburg winches-
Gov AND bALTfM6hE i faS ParioT Car to
sasSlsT. % 2tg IL" t cmicSGo. coLyMgUs AND
PIrr5BuRG EMPIRE Frederick e Magers-
elnnati daily. Granon 10 sandusky daily, except
GOO..ion s1ndoy only-Baltlmore, Annapolis, and
iO:Oo--BALTIMoRE EXPRESS. stops at Bladens-
burg College, Belisvie, Laurel, Annapolis juno
lion, Jessups, and Hanover
iSio-n baltimore, Annapolis, EI!!coa CITY, and Way.
lOr I'M w G9Hk aa y, AND BIOS
l:a5-son Sunday onlySBaiiImors aud Way.
SsS-BAnTiM0 HPH y B ~ 1Ss AND LAu
REL EMPRESS. Frederick, via Relay. stops
4sS%tfeai Of RSeRs, Frsderic HageEstown, win.
SfI Rocks and Wsy S sSons only SUNDAY 70 0"
h-tB.imcE p. 4pnpcl: ana WnS s sNn RAJ
TiM5HE 4f RXrREs f Norfolk except sunday
Norfolk passengers taken IN the cars direct tc
esoUPSi%i Of ROCKS 7S AID Way stations. '
RSiI M Tn %pG WY Stations E,co, CITY vi,
s:i51fciiiCAGo, COLUMBUS, AND pITTsBuRe
ENPRESS. Sleeping car to Chicago PlltsDurg
iOI5IfN EW YoItK, PIIILA DELpHIA, AND BAL,
TfMORB EXPRESS stops ut Bledensburg and
Laurel. Sleeping car TO New York, and specin
Oo9fs Pf ES gu ANb ceigSGfNNArI EXPRESS
tDaiiy. sunday Ida only other trains daily escep
All Trains slopat Relay station.
For further Information apply ~ the baltimore ant
Ohio ticket Wasoigton station, and Coz, Gl9
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MISCELLANEOUS.


From the Detroit Free Press.
There is no particular reason why tramp
should wear polished white shirt, but they
had one at the central station yesterday with
a shirt so terribly in want of a soap.suds bath
that the oldest men on the force gathered
around the fellow and declared that they never
saw anything like il under the blue canopy Of
heaven. When asked how long he had worn
it without washing, the man seemed hurt and
replied:
GIVE fellow chance, won't you ? You
see, had this shirt on seven months ago when
broke my arm. l couldn't get IL off then, of
course"
But your arm got WELL" protested one of
the officers.
Yes, it got well, and then my sister died"
What of that ~
"Why, she made this ere shirt with her
own blessed hands, and ! kinder felt rs IL 10
was my duty to wear It in memory of her for
awhile. I'm hard-Dooking pill, know, but
| loved my sister. Poor Sarah Sh els up there
where they don't need clean shirts and never
have their hair cut"
well, haven't you worn 1t long enough to
ease your sisters spirit ~
Gentlemen, | should have got this shirt
washed some time this week, but last night l
lost my dog-an animal which had stuck by
me for over three years"
"And what had the dog to do with IL p
IF should got washed up aud cleaned up
and seem to BIO somebody, and should come
across that dog, he'd look at my hair, give one
sniff at my clothes, and then he'd turn tail
and keep up the search till he fell in his tracks
don't want TO go back on my own dog do
don't want TO play any contemplate trick
on canine which has turned to aud eaten
single nails and old oyster cans when we was
on the tramp and couldn't git nothing for
myself but sheled corn. How I'd look going
back on dog which never laid down beside
me at night without hunting around to see
where l could pick up turnips for break fast ~
" After you find your dog you can wash up"
suggested an officer.
"Well, l shall live In hopes" was the dubi-
GUS reply. Life is but q span, you know.
We cometh up like flowers and are cut down,
and tell you Pm not going to run any risks
or take any chances for the sake of having a
clean shirt TO spit tobacco;iuice on y