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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-03
sHERNAN'S sTgTEUE>Ts

Detailed Statements from rIie SecEeIa.
ryofths TseasuryI Regarding the
HeIundIng of the United State,
Bands
WASHINGTON, March 27.-The Senate
received to-day from Secretary Sherman,
In response to Mr.. Saulisbury's resolution
OF the 4.h of January, detailed information
regarding the r5fUndi-g Of United States
bonds, from the year 1852 to the present
time The Secretary gives the history Of
the various contracts with syndicates, etc
aud says that gin no case has the public
money been delivered TO any parties upon
collateral or otherwise. | am also
PLEASED TO STATE,
that after paying the consideration, and
expenses of issues, so far az can be ascer-
tanned, TO date, there remains in the tTea-
sury UneIpeudsd, OF the amount allowed
by law, SG37 $40. No favors have been
shown any Of the subscribing parties.
have the honor TO suggest that If the Sen
ate deem the matter Of sufficient impor-
lance, a committee be authorized TO exam
Inc into the method employed by the trea-
sGry in
REFCS DING THE DIET,
to the end that any existing methods not
deemed proper or ex?edient may be aban.
dCned, and better schemes devised. ! shall
also be pleased 10 consult with any member
OF the Senate who may have any suggestion
to offer in the matter, and to open for his
inspection all the books and records Of the
department, showing in detail the trausac-
tions in the issue and redemption of the
public debt.
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to the square. in spite of the resistance and
objections of the more calm and pesceabls
portion OF the crowd
LITERALLY ROASTED AND BURNED THE
REMAINS
10 fire of dry goods boxes and coal oil
The demoniac shouts that rent the air
riyalled pandemqnium, while the liyid
flames shot heavenward and downward to
LICK THEIR RID TONGUES AROUND THE
CORPSE.
Good citizens can but regret that the ex-
element people, bent on revenge, should
hsye led them into such barbaric act; but
It IL only just to the citizens of Fort Scott
TO say that most of the active par Elephants
are residents Of the county and largelvoi
the coal banks in this vicinity.
[NoTE.-Circumstances of local nature
give the above peculiar interest to the
city readers of THE TINES. James and o.
Pond, both wsll-know in this city, are
brothers Of the father Of the little girl who
was outraged
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TIE NEW Music BGfIJ
PAT ia Morton gDat Terms Tow ara
N Nelg Place 90 Amusement

Yesterday afternoon, the necessary .esa!
papers having arrived from Top, ka, a meet
ing was held III DT +. SINKS OIL e TO o gan
lie the company for the new building that
has u zen in contemplation for some TIME, 10
be known a. Mus 4 Hall. The Officers e &C.
ted werr Hs toll IVNs: President, IT, -. Rush ;
Treasurer, H. y. HeTsa fed, anu SECRETARY ,
Dr IlfIn SiEks-
The secretary Was authorized to employ n
Hicu4test io get up plans ana specifications
aEd WAS also author I'D t. give notice mat
books are - eueu for subSc.i pIiOHs. deter
mined effort VIII De made TO cause the work
10 Toe successful one, and wiki The gentle
men named at the head OF IL ". Ievl assured
fl WILL prove
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THE GREENE

The decision OF the Greenbsckers TO
stand together and oppose attaching the
proposed political legislation TO the appro
pristion bills has introduced an elemeu;
into TIE pending contest which the Demo-
Gratis had not contemplated. If this de-
cision ia adhered 10 it will give the Demo
Gratis but two majority for the measure in
question, their entire vote being but I45,
including the Speaker. IL this view Of the
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CITY NEWS.

The rOck-piie gang is down to an even half
THE streets were unusually crowded yes
terday.
MOONLIGHT sails upon the river are now
the order.
TIE weather continues to be lamb-like
and pleasant.
THE Greenback Club Will meet at noon to-
day in the Office OF q. W. Gardiner.
FIFTEEN carloads Of siock were brought in
upon the Kansas Central railway yesterday.
FIRES in the Missouri timber, just across
the river, Illuminated the heavens last
night.
The fire department had the old steamer,
Delaware, out yesterday, filing THE TIMEs'
clstern.
New Market Bouse Square was thronged
wood, etc.
TAx-PAYIsG picked up a little yesterday at
the county treasu1eE's Office. About $50
were paid in.
CossIDERABLE interes: is being taken in
Ile sisters fair, 20 be held next month by
the iadles of ths CITY,
THE county clerk has spread upon his
books the second penalty OF five per GEM.
on Delinquent taxes.
The X. G, ST. j. & c. Il. general ticket Of
nee Is going through a course Of spring clean
ing, ANA the rooms are to be papersd.
CoNCoRDIA LODGE, No. 5. h, of p, has its
Seventh Annual ban on the IIth of April
IL gives promise OF being a fine affair.
IN Police Court, yesterday, $50 were collec-
ted from the keepers OF houses of p-ostitu-
tlOD, Hnd the INN -ieS. There were no other
cases upon the docket
THERE are a half hundred prisoners IN the
county jail, Of whom fourteen are insane, five
are United States prisoners, and thirty -one
are county prisoners.
THE new buIlding on Delaware, between
Main and Second streets, has its foundation
completed. "nd toe brick work will be COM
menced Imm dIately.
FRED. NoGEL, the musician, is preparing
TO bu Id 2 neat little dweliiug-house on SEM
'ca, between Seventh and Broadway, which
Will br "a credit 10 that portion of the city.
IT is expected that a public meeting Will be
called in "A day or two to take decisive steps
I'm regard 10 the new opera house. There
l. the strongest possible sentiment fayOriGg
IL.
AT the meeting Of The Republican G, ntral
Committee yesterday evening, Hon. II. NJ
Alier declined 70 have his name placed at
the III q Of The Republican cket as a candi-
date for Mayor.
THE brick ards I'm this vicinity are crowd
ded almost beyond their capacity to fill Or
ders. THIS Is a safe iteri-n 10 judge of the
great number OF imp Ovem nts InaI are 60
ing on in The city aid vicinity.
AT the closing ofthe registration books by
the city clerk, y odn.sdty NIGHT, SS7 names
had been pat upon them. divided by wards
~ follows. rlT~t Ward, -; Second Ward, -,
Thru Ward, lii; Fourth ward, y.
JANIS kinney, the man picked Cp by the
Poiic-, "Wednesday night, and who was at
first thought 10 be drunk, turned out 10 he
sick, ana ia the last stages OF the COnsUmp-
ton He left the station yesterday morning
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DRIED rRuTTS.
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RAs< Roston MackNH~l

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Politics.. PaTsnips, Carrots. Turn
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Freight Pools.

ST. LOUIS, March 27.-The freight pool:
east from this city was practically dis
solved to-day, by the Wabash and VaEdalis
roads issuing notice that from tomorrow
Thursday-all bills Of lading for freight
shipped over their lines will be issued al
their respective Offices, instead of at the
pool agents office, az heretofore. The
break was made by the Wabash and the
Vsrdalia followed as soon as it heard of the
action Of the former road. The Ohio i
Mississippi, Chicago * Alton, and Indian
apolis d st. Louis will TO doubt follow
suit, as they cannot exist as pool with
the other roads out.
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WASHINGTON, March 27.-In the Oliver.
Cameron case to-day, several letters writ,
ten to the postmaster At AIiilersburg, Ky.
by Mrs Oliver, asking about her daughter,
Alice, and requesting him to find out and
let her know Alice's whereabouts, also say.
ing that she had heard that Oliver had
murdered her, were read and acknowledg.
ed by tine plaintiff as having been written
by her. \ number of witnesses testified
that some cf the letters said to have beer
written by Cameron were evidently forg
cries
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THE Essgss:sILSY.
VI essr.. In;m, than and Rush Inter-
We've. on lac Subject

VI essr.. Inim, than and Rush Inter-
viewed on The Subject.
Aner the close OF the republican conven-
tion yesterday afternoon, speculation was rife
with regard to { PROBABILITIES of Nj. II. d.
Rush accepting the nomination Tor Mayor on
the republican ticket, aad the rumoTs that
the pres, nj Mayor, MIR. Ummethun, would
come out as an independent candidate, a
ZINES reporter interviewed both the gentle
men named, late in the afternoon aud WAS
answered in gentlemaaly manner about as
follows:
MR.. UMXETHUS
being the first oIe spoken TO said, when the
rep rter went in, "How do you do sin? ANY
thing 1 can do for YOU 20 day ?" The only
Subject of public importance" vas the reply,
sis that of your probable candidacy on an
inde pendent ticket for the Nayoralty. Do
you intend u be n canditaIe?" Mr.. Umme-
hun said 81 amnOt ready TO answer that
quesri IN yet, When ANIL will let you know
through the papers" lit Is a matter of pub
lie spec ulation and great many would be
sled TO KNOW" continued the reporter.
AYES" said Mr. Cmmethun, know that, but
am not Inclined TO SAY anything now
Every tn ng wants its time you koow "
The r. porter left with an idea that there
will be more in the future regarding tickets
IN the held.
NIX RUSH
The next gentlr man visited was Mr.. II. ID.
Ru> n, who hsd been regularly nominated ON
the Republican ticket tor the Office of way
or. The conversation in substance Is about
follows:
81 represent Use TINES, and while happy
TO congratulate you on your ncmination, aIn
here 10 ask you whether or not you Will ac-
cept the nomination rendered you 81
have TO say" : lid Mr.. Rush. that which /
said this morning. 4 do rot think / can in
nv business affpId To become the mayor Of
bankrupt city. do not think any man
can do so with credit 10 himself, unless he
has the power TO bring II out Of Its trouble
| agree sincerely with HE TIMES IN it,
course, in opposing rings ana syEdlcaies; 1
think IL there IL any money TO be made by
the settlement OF the bond quest on. the city
oug ut To have the benefit of 1t But, ss
said before, do not see how i can AFFORD 10
take the time from my business 10 attend 10
the office IL elected. There are other good
men vi no are amply qualified 10 I'LL the posi-
lion and some OF them would, perhaps, be
more acceptable. i think the Republican
ticket ought to and can be elected, II the
proper WORK Is done i treated the whole
matter this morning more as IKE than
anything else for did not think could be
nominated but what said then i say now,
while feeling highly compllmented, do not
think / can consistently De "A candidate, un-
less l can discover where Will be a benent
TO those who elect me-"
The following was handed to US at a late
hour last night, which practically settles the
question as far a. Mr. Rush is concerned
LEAvENwoRTH, March Goth, 1872.
To my friends who kindly nominated me
for the Office of Mayor, tender my thanks,
hut cannot under any circumstances permit
the use of my name in that connection.
Respectfully.
ii. ID RUSH.
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The following arr Ia Tea! q i.,te Transfers
recorded yesterday IN The Office 81 Eeg-
lister CrowdeT:
Jacob SchwagIeT 70 Caroline Bauer, the un-
diyid Il half Interest in the uugintaSi quarter
O. section &c, tow siip :, rang II; also u
acres OF iEe south e. a Bf tH. sou tus.lSt qua
ter of : ciIUn -, township :, range 20 guar
diEn's deed, SOL.
SEQ +. Russell to Arthur CIaEk, lot %,
bio X l. in laItt's addition 10 The CIIy OF
LeayenTorth: warTalty d-sd, $40.
Miss Amanda iiaTEis. oI Youngstown, " Y e.,
TO IL IA Harris aud wife, e west tall 81 the
northeast qua trT o! section 10, tow 2ship II,
range -; quIt claim deed, s.Cg.
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DR.. Hunters Specific and Injection No.
ere warranted to cure Gonnornoea, Gleet, Cor
dee. Structures Diseases of the Kidneys, Blad-
der and Urinary organs of males and fe-
males.
Or. Hunters Specific No. 2 is Q sure remedy
for the spermAtorrhRa, seminal Weakness
nightly emissions, the loss of power, caused
by seif-abuse or excessive indulgence. Price
OF DIR. Hunters Specific q per bottle. 1njec.
ton, 81 Per bottle. sent everywhere by ex'
press. Dr.. J. Dtnsheer, sole proprietor, No
AIS, North Seventh street, st. Louis, Missouri
Send two stamps for treatise. Cure guaran'
ted or the money rofunded.
Theo. EgsEsdorn. ASsnf, Iaayenvorth'
Kannna, 0Ay15-eodkW.
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By Associated Press.
Fort SCOTT, March 26-The tragic
news which was brought to the city on
Sunday night, had its final act played out
tonight, on marke, square, the full details
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FURIOUS FAuES.
The Part They Play ed in South IeAy
cuwsEfh Xe.tlrday Morning

Yesterday morning about two O'Clock when
the night Waterman at the fire department >
Mr.. Robertson, was making his observations
he discovered "A fire in South Lsayenworth.
The alarm was given, and the department
turned cut and lound the FIRE 70 be in ono
SorenSOn's stable, who lives at ~, Chestnut
street None of Mr.. Sorenson's family Were
aware OF The fire uutil the steamer was al
work. Before the flames could be cOnIroiteG,
they communicated 10 two olher adjoining
baildings be oDging respective Y To & ".
Laif-g and 10 Or. SprasUe, on which latter
ter building the progress OF The nre was
checked.
The night police were also on the ground
AT the first and did excellent work in carry
ing out goods.
Mr.. Sorenson'S loss is about s301, which is
covered with SIS Insurance. His loss IL pIil-
cipslly tools he being csoiuet maker Mr..
Keller loses about SIS, and has no Insurance
Mr.. Spragus's loss II about So.
Ii il supposed that the fire was OF incen-
diary origin. The family OF Mr. Merr. Held,
living near the fire, Were awakened just be-
fore the alarm was given bv little dog IN
endesvoring 10 get our side On opening The
door the flre was seen. and the do ran IN the
direction of IL, barking violently. A man
WIS seen running away from The spot, whom
the dog pursued some distance.
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senoo,boy Kir.ea by His TEACHER.

MILWAUKEE, March 2S-Robt. Sheenau
the boy who was severely punished at RI-
cine some four weeks ego, by Mr.. Skeines
superintendent OF schools, died yesterday. II
is asserted that the severity of the punish
ment was accidental, the boy having, in
trying to dodge blow OF the rule in
SLeines' hand, received blow on the
temple. Sheeuan attended school several
days after, but his death was uuques;iona.
bly, the result of the injuries received from
S.leine No inquest was he'd, bat the at
tending physician gave a certificate o!
death. There is considerable excitemeu,
among the citizens Of Racine, which doubt.
lea will eliminate in forcing an exsmina.
ion
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STATE kTATEHENTI.

True, the Murderer Sent from Potio.
wattomie County to The Penirenti
airy for Lfge.-A Plucky Topeka Ho-
man.Wings a TranIp.-TGe ..Com-
monNesIth, Made the state Paper
TOPEKA, March 26-J. &. True, who
murdered Rev. Samuel Woolpert near
Wake field. Potto Satomie county in No.
vember, 1877 was tried in Louisville, Potto-
wattomie county. to day, before Judge Nor
ton. He was allowed TO plead guilty of
murder in the second degree, was sentenced
to hard labor in the penitentiary for life.
tramp applied at the house Of Nick
Ennee, three miles north of Topeka, to-
day, for meal which was furnished him,
Seeing match on the wall, he attempted
70 appropriate it, but was prevented by
Mrs. Ennie, who sho: him in the arm,
woundiDg him severely. He was not to be
pitied.
The executive counsel named the Com.
moHueaih as the State paper, the appoint
ment to take effect April LIST.
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The Prize Eisht.

BUFFALo, March 27.-The prize G.h
which took place to-day near Black Creek
Canada, about ten miles from this city. be
tween Arthur Chambers and Jno. Clark. o.
PhiIsdelphia, for 81 900 aside, and The
light weight championship of America, was,
on the whole, a very time affair. One hun
bred snd thirty seven rounds were fought
Chambers beng declared the winner.
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Striking Miners

CISCrSSATI, March 27.-About four hun
dred striking miners gathered at Pomeroy
Ohio, yesterday, and forced the miners Of s
few mines that were working to join then
in the strike for higher wages. The grand
jury have found an Indictment against VIM
P. Wallace, ex-shsrif of Hamilton county
for the embezzlemert of SIS. 600 in June
last.
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TUSsuLL's STATION, Va, March o.
Patrick Smith and Julius Christian, ne
gross, convicted of the murder OF John c.
Lacy, white, on the eth Of January last,
were hanged Today at New Kent Court
House. Two thousand people were present,
including a number OF colored women.
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NASHVILLE, March 27.-Knox Martin,
the colored murderer of John Wittemeyer
and wife, to be hanged tomorrow, en-
braced the Catholic faith to-day. He could
have taken an appeal and secured another
years lease Of life, but he is determined to
Jia
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BEaLIN. March 27.-The Reichstag to-
day unanimously adopee1 a motion in
favor Of iautonomy government for Al
ssce and Lorraine. During the debate,
Herr Schneegan declared he had adopted
the Frankfort treaty as the basis for the
constitutional development of Alsace and
Lorraine, and will firmly adhere thereto.
Bismarck expressed his Satisfaction at the
unanimity of the house, and predicted from
that fact the success of the project.
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APRECIOUS PARTY.
The Sheriff of EliswOr,h County and
Deputies Bring In . Gang of seven
and COmmti Them 10 the Peniien

tiaFy.
Yesterday evening Sheriff S. Hamilton, Of
Ellsworth county, with two deputies, {. +.
Clarke and VIM. Putnam, arrived at the
Lansing penitentiary with seven persons,
convicted at the prese Mt term Of the district
court of Ellsworth county. The terms and
crimes of the party are as follows:
John Frost, gre nd larceny, one year.
John Price, otherwise kannuck," a
French Canadian, with a very bad name
hanging TO him, for burglary and larceny,
six years.
10. Tibb!tts, burglary aud larceny, four
years.
George Guile, burglary and larceny, four
years.
Joseph Henderson, hard citizen, who
tried TO murder Sheriff Hamilton, by taking
him unawsres in the Jail while confined
awaiting trial on the charge fer which ne is
conyic;ed-burs lazy and grand lsrceny-snd
rho gave the sheriff close night, Is sem
ten ed for five years.
Lather Han for breaking into loaded
railway cars standing on tie track, four
years
James Mahoney, stealing mules, harness
and wagon. four years.
The sheriff and party VIII leave for home
to-day or to-morrow.
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SO popular are DIR. Prices Special EIvoring
IAtTs+ci>, that few kitchens can b- Iound
where they are nj "a SEQ; and their introd uc-
ton to any bots, hold II tLs advent of new
pleasures IT the liable. DIR. Price has Sue
&c, ded IA producing Z. IclOus nsNoIings.
q Il ".
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CgusSs & u. c}Sw=li'S. 70
lea 8 Penis Sauces, aud g-r's
ICu1l- --.sun.
Nv Sr;-aE ( zr-J Ham. Bscco
Shoulder aad tEeaktaS; Bsc1a.
.N1s- lrfed Eezs
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"wHAr EVERYBODY REcUIREs--A GOOD
CATHARTrC AND ANTI-BILIoUs MEDICINE
Keep your liver healthy, and thus ward OF
many distressing complaints, by using
sSwaynes Tar and Ssrssparilla Pills" Cures
sick or nervous headache, dizziness, bilious.
ness, bad taste in the mouth, dyspepsia, in
ward piles, all complaints Of the stomach
and bowels. They act gently, without any
pain or gripping, and do not leave the bowels
coetive as is the case with many other pur.
gatives. Prepared only by DR.. Swayne 4 SON,
Philadelphia, and sold at Is cents box oy
leading druggists. Sold at wholesale by Ar
MOLD q Hunt, Druggists. and retetl by
Campbell and Kendrick. we-fr-Su&w
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4 marriage license was issued by Judge
Die iendoTi, y.sj.Iday. 10 Frank A = are aid
Mrs. Emma a. hicnfnoBd-
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.rrus-S' Extracts LFar
--1%as: Eur@,

the money AN any other h
.IiiOl- - con on" gallon Iar
bought o Is not being As 20,
money will be refunded Coo
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Signed the Hill.
Determined TO Die.

NEW ORLEANS March 27.-The Governor
has signed bill repeating the charter Of
| the Louisiana State Lottery.
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MGDJESEIA-S PALACE.
4 Prescription of The Tar la hiC:B
rhe Actress Travc'. Across the
l0unlrN.

Nine. MO1jGska, the actress, reached this
city yesterday in her own palace car, ~
institution about which columns have hern
written, and over which Mr. Harry J. SIr-
gent has expended such attention sud
thought as TO make il 4 deii.htiCl and
commodiOus "house on the Wheels" in
which the Counties OF B-z-nt1 passes from
city 10 city, as Camille, Adricrne. Juliet,
and Cleopatra. The ear is painted on the
outside in black and yellow. emblazOHei
with the name OF Countess, in full. Enter
ing from the rear, a representative OF The
HtT-O can passed through the cgmPaTt-
ment furnished for the company. Thi4 l.
richly carpeted and finely upholstered,
after the manner OF the usual palace car,
only with more quiet elegance; the windows
are daintily finished with blinds OF blue
satin and curtains Of tapestry,
and the seats are covered with
when closed, display sketches of scenery
All the arrangements show care and taste,
and at the end of the compartment, which
accommodates twenty people, is a space al
most converted into a conservatory by
tropical plants. At the other cud Of the
CIR ia Nine. Modjaska's suite OF apartments.
including a dressing room with luxurious
berths and handsome dressing case, ard
drawing room, where various evidences Of
taste in paintings, books, and embroideries,
are to be seen. A harp hangs from the
wall, picture in oil of little "Kentuck,"
from the brush Of a Paris artist, rests on n
cornice; dainty work-bssket stands by
carved writing desk, and the easy chairs Of
raw silk are ornamented with a1ii-macss-
sars, one embroidered with the coat of arms
Of the B1zenta family, and their motto,
."Sonum Adriste." The floor was covered
with a velvet carpet and heavy Persian
rugs. 1t is needless 10 add that the
general effect Of the room
was most pleasing. An important feature
Of the car il the business office Of Mr..
Sergeant, refined enough in It's appoint
ments for lady's boudoiT, hung with
paintings. transparencies, and one remark
ably beautiful Photograph called "Beauty
in Repose" Beauty, by the way, Is a be
witching blonde. Among other ar icles OF
furniture is 2 writing desk 80 novel in con
struction that It's owner should take out
patent for it. Il is covered with blue cloth,
is finely carved, and holds a variety Of
things beside writing materials. Here the
iudsfatigable manager gives delightful re.
ceptio8s, snd proves himself 10 be hos
pitable host. Altogether, an abode ar
ranged more ingenious!y and artisticslly Is
seldom found. even on an avenue.