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The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-10-17

The success of the sesqui-centennial in
Baltimore during the past week was due In q great
to the magnificent displays made by the va
rOus secret societies, and the District Of Columbia
an important factor In these displays. Tuesday was
Masonic day, and the four communicates out In
full force. First In the line DeMoIay Mounted
Commandery No. 4. sixty swords, under command OF
Sir L. l.. johnson The second division composed
Of Washington Commandery No. !, seyenty-eght
swords, under command Of Sir W. j.. Stephenson;
Columbia Commandery No ., seyenty-lye swords,
Commandery No. B. Of Georgetown, thirty-seven
swords, Sir George y. Corson, commanding. The
Sir Knights Of this city royalty entertained by
the fraters of baltimore and deli GIFTED with their
trip. Friday was secret society day. and the uni
formed Battalion Of Patriarehs, l. o. %. f., and the
Knights Of Pythias Of this District were notable fea
lures IN the parade, and We're greeted with many
manifestations OF appreciation by the througs along
the route.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-10-17

The second week of the National Fair, and
the second annual exhibition closed yesterday. The
fair WAS not successful during the second week
was anticipated. Owing TO the abOrs Of Capt. Frank
IIongshead the last two days devoted to run
ming races. The first race yesterday was the two
mile dash for ladies, for which Miss Beall, of Vir-
gnia; Miss Brauner Of this city, and Miss Harbaug
Of Maryland, entered Miss Ibeall won In 3:i5. The
summary Of the days races was follows:
free Purse 500 divided $50 and AZ" . N. liar.
rington entered Wranger, I05 pounds, !, 3, I; A.
Burnham entered Warehouses, I05 pounds, ., I, .;
+. Nj. Hall entered Eunice, IO5 pounds, 3, 2, o.
Time, lao. 1:l9ai, I:i9l. The second event was a
dash OF one and one-eighth miles Purse $500, di.
yided $500. ESQ. and ESQ. New York Weekly and
Governor Hampton a dead heat and divided nrst
and second money. T.. II. Duffy entered New YMl
Weekly, III pounds, o; ". T.. Burch entered GOV.
ernor Hampton, lis pounds, o: q. W. Talbot entere,
Lucky hit io5 pounds, 3: Samuel Cox entered Reve-
nue., lO5 pounds, 4. Time minutes.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-10-17
For the Ladies'.

Where does Mrs. Thompson get the guam
tyo natural curly hair which she uses In her famous
waves for the head, II Is we'll known fact not
proves unsatisfactory during any weather. matter
how warm or damp 1t may boz We are happy 10
cord the fact OF her arrival again at the Riggs House
October 81 and We understand that she win have a
large stock Of waves and other novelties We heartily
wish her the success during fhis visit that she
has met with formerly.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-10-17
SPORTS AND PASTIMES.


The Nationals, for the seventh time ont of
Twelve defeated the Chicagcs yesterday In splendid
game of ten innings. The game was nnely played by
both sides. Bienskis catch OF Dalfympe's long hit,
IN the tenth innng saved the game for the Nationals
The Nationals closed the with this game. The
following Is the score:
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-10-17

win be found tho greatest variety and
largest assortment Of noyetes, and We consider IT
pleasure 10 show TO parents our stock, feeling SUI
that an Inspection VIII either result In selection
cause them " call again. A. saks Co., $40 and 81
Seventh street.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-10-17
VIRGINIA MIDLAND ROUTE.

TO THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
ON and after TUESDAY, October 10, 1880,
TRAINS LEAVE u. +. DEPOT AS FOLLOWS;
7.1OA. NJ. DaiIy-NEw ORLEANS FAST MAIL
Direct connections for the South and Southwest,
daily, except Sunday, to local points on o. and
q. Railroad
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS arc run from WASH
ington to New Orleans without change Of ears.
1910 T.. M.-SoUTIIERN EXPRESS, daily, for
all points South via Danvilie, and East and
West via g. & -. X. X.
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS daily from WASH
ingt0n to Augusta, Ga, without change.
MARKS SLEEPING COUCH CAR on night train
from Washington 10 Danyie, without change.
Passengers for Manassas Division win take 7:loA
NJ. train, daily, except Sunday. For warren
ton, 7:lO A. NJ. daily.
For tickets and Information call at Virginia Mid
land once COL Pennsylvania avenue.
N. MACDANIEL Agent,
| NJ, SLAUGHTER, en'l'rlcket Agent. fublO- n
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Independent, order Mechanics.
specIaI Notice.

All friends Of Hon. John Sherman are cor
aiay Invited 10 participate IN the serenade to be given
o him ON Monday evening next. The line will be
fmsd az Republican Headquarters No 1917 n street
va march 70 Ills residence Sec notice Of chief mar
hal on Monday.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-10-17
..Dou,t Know Half their valuc.v

"They cured me of ague, biliousness, and
kidney complaint, recommended. had a half
hottie left which used for my two little girls, who
the doctors aud neighbors said could not be cured.
would have lost both Of them one night IL had not
given them Hop Biters. They did them much
good continued their use until they We're cured
That is why say you do not know half the value Of
Hop Btters, and do not recommend them high
enough. ''-B Rochester, N. Y See other column
american Rural Home.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-10-17

HousEKEsrsRs and others should read
Wixom's advertisement which appears In another
column THIS store Is located Mt AS Ninth street. and
contains the very best gocs In his line all OF which he
sells ut the very lowest prices. Mr. W. ". Coleman.
well In this city, will lie glad to see his friends
mt Mr.. Mixom'
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-10-17

FouR. HUTTON, cutaway coats and vests at
A. STRAUSS, lOu PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-10-17
CITY NEWS.
Mcnfhcr Indications.
Jottings About Town.

For the Middle Atlantic States, partly
cloudy cloudy weather with occasional rain, wind
veering to colder westerly, with rising barometer.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-10-17

These are the days when the man with
tho shotgun goes out hunting and gets back with bad
I'D. Then DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup takes the place
of the gun every time,
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-10-17

We have noticed Mt the studio of Rice
i,,os some of the most supe,b photographs We have
ever seen. They are IN panel torm size about i2Ni9
inches The subjects are ladies. full figure The
posing dispositon or the drapery, and lighting are In
most admirable effect. They evidence OF the tact
that these gentlemen have reached the highest round
In the Photographic art.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-10-17
We Relieve I'm putting the Prices Down

We BeIievc In Putting the Prfces down
And keeping trade up. No matter what OPP
portunities arc offered to place speculative value
on our goods we do not believe in that principle.
one price and u low price, quickly turned stock,
small profits. and large business, are :iiaNi's OF
trade that we practice. A. Saks & Co., tho Leading
CloihicrS, 3l6 and 3IS Scycnth street.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-10-17

Second II Dor, stocked with the most attrac
tive styles sutings and trouserngs; prices moderate
Eiseman Bros, corner seventh and Il.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-10-17

Fall Weight OvercOats,
listers, and ulstcrettes to suit all tastes.
fl,,man Bros, corner Seventh and u.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-10-17

TnE new Photographic Art Company will
open their studi, ut 9o5 Pennsylvania avenue about the
gS instant The object NJ this enterprise Is tu
furnish the public with superior pictures at very low
prices.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-10-17

CHOICE OYSTERS given away with every
drink At Frank uagerty's.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-10-17

TpE first premium or gold medal of the
National Fair Association has again been awarded Ia
Mcssrs William NJ. Gait \ Go. for their celebrated
flour known as the " Ceres, - which Us ono ot the
brands OF the celebrated Minnesota Patent Process,
and which Is universally pronounced TO lie the finest
and most nutritious flour manufactured IL " the
yshitesi and strongest and families who II
will have no other. II IS for sale by every good
grocer.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-10-17

Choice OYSTERS given away with every
drink nj Frank Hagerty's.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-10-17

GPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE,
- Cor. Seventh ana !. hts. N. W.,
Gives education for real llfo To sons and daughters.
Tho course comprises Penmanslhp, Spelling, Compo-
sitloi Correspondence, business Arithmetic, Single
and Double Entry bookkeeping, business Practice,
political Economy, Commercial Law, aud Lectures.
Day and Evening Sessions. open for reception OF stu
dents last Monday ia August, and thereafter. For
particulars visit tho College or address
augi7-tf4 II. q, SPENCER Principal.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-10-17

DREss and business suits at A. STRAUSS,
Ioti PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-10-17

d r m q m per day at home samples worth %
Do pZU free. Address sTIssoN & Co., Fort
land, Maine.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-10-17
LOCAL MENTION.

ANoSG the premiums awarded by the
National Fair Association we take pleasure in mem
tloninr those awarded our friend, j. y. Georges,
whose ulace of business Is located at the southeast
corner of sixth and streets, under National Hotel.
MIR. Georges received the FIRST premium ON the
hest fine boots and shoes for gentlemen, the FIRST
premium on the hest light and heavy boots also the
nrst premium ON the best sole leather These awards
were deserved, and II affords MS pleasure TO make
record of the fact.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-10-17

uIsrERErTEs and overcoats at A. Strauss
10 1 Pennsylvania avenue.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-10-17

Hardly any interest in sporting matters
has Increased rapidly as that OF the turf In 1867
the amount of money offered In prizes In all tho At
antic states was less than H. 600 and the number Of
thoroughbred brood mares less than forty, and stat.
Hons about Gye. Marx the change Ia fourteen years
The amounts offered Ia tho Atlantic States Ia 1879
ceeis .lsi. 800, the number " thoroughbred brood
mares three hundred and nlneteon, and stallIuns
forty-two. The amounts offered In 1850 exceed
1850, 600. Tho Of Parole IA England has
awakened a new interest In the turf by demonstrating
that the American bred horse Is the peer the Eng
fish one. and, as natural consequence, nnd that
at present there are nominations Of Aner
land, VIZ. the Derby, ST. Leger, aud the Two Thou
sand Glineas. The American thoroughbred Is des-
concerned.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-10-17

CHOICE OYSTERS given away with every
drink at Frank lagertys.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-10-17
Every Ordered Garment
The Shah Of Persia.

Finished on the premises; workshops fourth
floor. Eisenan Bros, corner Seventh and y.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-10-17
POTOMAC BOAT tLtB,
GEOMG EIOMN, u. o., Oct. -, lsS0.

Ho,odrd Goodrich, SecretJry Anol0stdn Bo0t Club!
sire At special nesting OF the Potomac Boat Club
held this date, was directed by the racing committee
to extend challenge 10 the Anal0stan Boa Club for
a fOur-oared shell race Of two milestone mile and
reurn-for stand Of colOrs, the 10 take place
not later than the 2is Instant. An early reply to this
challenge Is respectfully requested.
Respectfully, &c., JAcoB ID. DOYLE,
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-10-17
BARBOUR & HAMILTON,
WHOLESALE GROCERs AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,


Agents OF the URBANA CATAWBA WIN Es,
DEVOE'S BRILLIANT OIL, the safest llluminator
In tho world; also, for HARv Est QUEEN FAMILY
and SILVER SPRING EXTRA FLOUR. oc2s-u
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-10-17
Pants 10 Order
National Fair.

Phnth 10 OrNer,
s. dollars and upwards. Eiseman Bros
corner Seventh and L.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-10-17

The readers of Our Societies - must ex-
cuse the brevity of mention made necessary this wec
on account of the pressure upon news columns.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-10-17

IHt IHItTIIHIIUHHT Regatta, hU-CdTItU, WHICH,
Is 10 take place on the Thames river London, next
month"; Is already exciting great amount OF Interest
among rowing men. The most celebrated oarsnen
iu the world Will compete for the prizes and already
odds are laid that America viii win. Among the
American scnllers who viii participate Hanlan.
Warren Smith, Ross, Riley, Courtney IIosmer,
Plaisted, and Gaudau. These men WIN have for OPP
poneDts sch good oarsnen as Irickeit and Layc0ck.
per, and Others noted English seuilers, The money
Tor the Is put M by the Hop Bitefs Manufacture
Ing Company, and although It IL nothing but an AT
yertsng scheme on their part. stiil n It results In all
these seuers partaking, the public win try aud for
get the ianIan Courtney 6dScO, provided the race IL
rowed on the square. Among the list of Americans
win be noticed the name Of Courtney, and 1t Is hoped.
for tile reputation of this country, that he IN either
geihcr. The long suffering public VIII forgive him
all he has ever done II he Will only take the bit In his
mouth and row this race squarely.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-10-17
OUR SOCIETIES.

+. D. MALrBr, model maker, ST. Seventh
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-10-17

The Nationals and Chicagos played in
Baltimore on Wednesday last The game was lost to
the Nationals through an outrageous decision Of the
umpire. The score was 4 to2 Lynch pitched and
1rutt caught.
, 1880-06-07

l'ruf Co!adon. ct Geneva. hns tlaue Kt,!,le III
tcrcsttnv observations u the tsuasa ur ItKhtnlily
When II strikes trrus ailt1 houscn Iie holds thAt
tho nruat discharges which lnJMrv trees at,u
h9ust'a seldom or never hapl'an white thu light
Mug hNs Au tlioOstE,Gtud t0urse,-Whlch 1t h,l8
nlo,g tho thin upper branches Ut trrea, whuro
htts's allu tllar less nre ufton tcft quite iinn-
Jurcd by Its deacuAL Hut It IL whtre tho electric
current rIachcs tho Thick stem TINT tho trce 6e-
COMES a w0r4o and wuFAa conductor, md Il Is
.t1ickxi. huru tAst tito electricity, falling 10
tl.''' III unobs,ructed rhlllnel th tho earth. ac-
et'.nueAtes tn Innss's' md gtycs ollt shocks
Is trAo OF Loises whose light.
ntuE.cuhdtletnrs hunp short Of tho
ground. Pn'f. Enilnlul hns n1Ao shown that tho
cttAa nG1gtOurhao OF pGt,l uf wntGr u Il Hru,.t
iLltrNct!oh tU lhe electric current, aud that tue
electricity offbit Eassts down huusu Ut treo Ill
II Ia neur o!lnuKl u, dart straight across 10 tho
water; md he thlnks that wl,uru possible. light.
HnK -euuutors sMnll snd III Ii s1islug or iaNil ur
waiter. l'r.t. C"lladon bnlIovcs TINT. lightning
dpscei.tls r1ither Ia IL AhDwer,-thrOuBhn Il nltiti.
lude "f tltos. f',r instance, In tl{e sumo wing
ynrtl.-thIn lh = single ,hal, atrcll 1t divides
itAelf nnlpns u!t tho upper er.neht,s uf a trlsu,
Mnd IL received fshAI hundreds IT atmospheric
puints ut Uce, llIatead ~, III las bt,ul, ustinly
Nlrtnae4i, frs1lm u1,e. Electricity IL II rain, il
runlbur VI tributaries FROM u Wide sur1acc, nut
u 4luHlu t0rEent.
, 1880-06-07
SENATOR FERRY's DEFENSE.

AZ tH$ EfaN1T ~ Ans CN$k0P0 iftoHfN-
CHICAGO, June al trust you will be kind
enough to grant mo SPACE III your valuable
paper sufficient 10 yindtcata Senator Ferry
from the groundless lmputaslons that are
being published about him In some Ut the
leading newspapers of the UnItsu States.
To those who aro acquainted with Senator
Ferry ylndIcatlon OF any kind is entirely
unnecessary; but, us those who are but par
TALLY acquainted with him nuy credit sosne
OF tile buse fabrications now going the rounds
ot the press In regard to him, although th0y
possess not oven IL tissue Of foundation, 1t
BacnaS necessary that something Should be
said IN his behalf For nearly two
DECADES Senator Ferry has been baforo the
public, aud l,ns always borne IN Wn!mpeact,-
able public and private character which CALI
.4i0t he destroyed by rast, statements made by
kNlne tltsapl,ointcd Otllcs.s,sekcr who. gcizes
thc opportunity ~ v..nt his lrata wrath upon
@ ontnsat 'S III y lin. % Ai i ss WSe ara 9Sq acqasnted
With Ssnntor Ferry aEa we'll aware that liz
will uO nll IT, his power to pr0n,nte the Inter
tstS Ut hts friends, and few Indeed doubt hts
slncorttY when tie posltlOn sought IL not TO-
cured. Senator Furry u II man who has long
beell tried and found true Us steel, ind no
amount OF hazardous lni,glAge, c0mlng from
u comparatively Unknown source, will Wnver
tho cOnlilence Imposed III HIN BY Iis friends
hls ellAracter, colnlng just ut tls time, looks
very much o. though II was lEtendel tor tho
Sole pnIposs Of doing hlnl Injustice polltcat-
~, and Ia looked upon by Ills friends lii this
inent'a attention. Thore nre always two sides
tn y story OF this kind, a,ul ti.e public eau
rest assured tl,at the accounts are greatly
sxaxEgise.e IT, ad thst o!ohil hes 1esn
Ferry, can rest assured that his friends lii tho
Westhaye just tba ~ use CONT Adeu4o Ia him Low
, 1880-06-07
moro French Deflncnt1on OF American
Scenes and N1unnerss

Nf7o !HN ItHsss
Tho Kosmos OF most Frenchmen lies between
belgium aud tho Fyroncca tho MeditcrrAl,ea,i
u descrlbU anything bey0n.! their nw,l contincs
they arG very apt to blunder eonsutnntatcly.
Thoy selloni Kot AHytnln9 rtHat ntI taolr own
ielo marvellous thnvs,-lnaro1. however serious
1hoy uiny De, thoy rarely fall 70 10 c0nlehl IN
dealing with A1ncrioN- Tho latest utscntiseoua
t.unorlst ls Julos Sunssa, whu h4a published
roInnnce-tna u dbul1o sH9so--sentltsed the 80
citt6 dies MouehHrtiA' tho 4ctton being !nlts III
H9 pays y 1nllcata compliment to this clty: by
cAllluR 1t tho rctdczvMiH Ut I'LL the scoundrels III
ls u Mrs. pltt, nEed 70, ru.nnrkahlu Tor Two
1nnKs, like wild bunrs, niltl MI tsatlnblC n,pc-
ttte for what ta rnn1oa 10 todd, conlpt1ed "
Hho kcops q iMAhtonablo boarding. school III
l.a'tls!ana. anu drinks w freely every bvct,lng
that slie Ia carried to her rom by u muscular
bGEvAnt specially employed tNf tho purpose. shu
, 1880-06-07
Father IIynclnulc, l1fS Wife, and Flls
Vicar.

Parts Correspondence tt1u Turk World,
Mr yao1m9 a ,,,arS Goyfon , ana his yesr hay.
wo;,oM % c ~ grand was Jus ali Iit the naa1 iapal. a.
ties OF months havo boon eA,pttcd lHsD tho tul.
by Mr.. Loyso,ts plaolnE llis church Under tdo
1iirisdtotion or tho DiBhop, OF EdlnhurY Thoa
he went AWAY, and according to tho reverend
flther. his superior, hu took with ti more than
could we'll DO spnrcd, tho contenta OF tho poor.
hox asd other money bosouglpg to tho church.
II I'D e 4 90 eys1ss!sg,' svga 81 A. 'essss e esst
aash fSs tor os hG s SP ~ Ms pcsaua Ct t' oe e
ference On tho ground that women bud but
ono tluty ccclesIastleAl,-to koep Hu!ct. Thu
geay sSas asr "a @u1y " au 9ss
government Tho Gnse cn.no bofure the trtbuual
III tho form of q demand uf Mfr. Loyson for tho
md OF d c,unter deu,and by thv vIcnr for oI.
pcnses Incurred ia distributing tho chartues Of
tho church. L9tters were read in which be sal
fa!her,' 80 long as tho worry dear father himself
,lid what was Y right. but wt'on this ccasedhowoud
of this. movement OF religious secession.
noi forssn ss fss ha i aRpfsa su E
pastor seeelres 1000 fr,,nes a yeaT; the a.
e. sSs ss ssso sT to e. ehHre ss a asfsss
Cd BY tho oircrtory. According to tho vicar, this
fund was not entirely kept for lts Iyowed pur.
s n1o hSysSo fog 1r aa ss a1 nnn q
II shS w6Sfl Sf,ly Have Lott lin aud tier husband
and tho church alone i've arc, Of cuurse, Quotlng
tho rcDollious vicnr), things might have gone %
we'll. As It was, she went down. to tne Church
s s afs "a %os syee ss p9sses VIZ 9sss
moss, required domestic service frou the poof
vicar IN rutIru. His lust stray WIS -.
dsS sSs' some t faeI @ @ for her @ "GH Stcbea ~ &s
he ought to help her In tho household All these
little iuafgnhcant transactions woro carried oa
In tho ul0tuous phrAseology ot y trnct Of deTe-
tori's which tond to remind him that DO Is oae
In tho brotherhood Of tho faith. He refuses TO
order tho coke In tho same way. and requires r.
1nnnner which exhibits tho perfection of literary
love. This tone, however, Is soon torgotty.a y
hf b"v bp@Ftss nS19T9 vi 1e @ ano
und. in tho war Of inoriminatton, they ~ y
hnrd as they can. Tho yicar Inoots tho cnatEs N
Of Of by II fstea ~
coach bin, soao Io franos. liis suporler want,s
70 know how tho lnoney was spent IL u & cou,n Y"
poor, and 10 1t Bpeoilnon OF Chrtst!an h!ltn1!,
10 havo nlns. .benrers riding about ln coachea!
Az tho most they should rel!ro no tloIG 1s gat .Saa
tn omnibus, which costs Btx sDns. LAS f1f uhHtt
rcpllos tho vcar, "if you 10 Into tho guostio1i
Of useful Expenditure what nbout tho F"yoIsaa !s
fathers dlnners?' and II Restaurant Di!l = peV.
restoring tho tradition of good chent, ThlGn a
i!Mlst lust to tho church hu has qtllttcd, .s a!Hss
OH turkey stuffed with trtlil!es nd y uot Wsso
out Wine TO bis meal The tribunal, perplease44
by tho ttrtuusltins Of this Quarrol, his reserved
lta Judgment.
, 1880-06-07
A TrllinT Incon venlouce.

Dra,ktv!s Edols. <..,,,,,r
"My dear" said Mr.. BpOOpcnuyEo, ict!l9 ~
tho Chimney, "huvo you seon my gold c0A1s
saw tths aay you Hougnt IT., T." ,qnnSsa.i' qnsxs1siS'
sr Yory pretty. WY do you askf" .,.,,.,
~ CansG rve lost tho ,neasly thing" respoa,a.
S HT sopondyke r r,nE IshE;1 .9 e
don't suppose It is up thor. 2. DO so Tears TIe'1s
nskpd Mrs. spoopendyko- "Whore DID you ''"''
.Left 1t ii, my shirt, Where do you euppo,tss ,pppsts
"a leave it3n tA9 llas1r and AZ. spgipdusk pptipau.dusk
md leokpd out Of tho window nftcr T. -, s,sed
"Whcro aIa you lense your sh'Ft7' o'1's
"whRsrs wfRpspIui}in pdII ioavo my ahirt7 whero do yH1
supposu lart III Whore docs NM n,n!! gsnfdaaf gsnaa
!euvY hls shirt, Mrs. spoopendykS.f ~. III l9i Il Il
raye,-n,oetiiis, haven't yeu9 We!!, xSS5a 10y
ioi il. Ieft 1ieaf AMI Ms ,Ia sP0spSas,, ss,
"Whcrs Isl is tho ~ shirt now7' pefststed a'''
Whore tio yo., suppose It iss, Where q, DO Soa a.
spoepeniyks yona Fiaxepott as ,Sssa W'ssi!, &,
siairt ii You know bassnt beea oYs or Of t1s
room sInco can't home lust nIXht Rau .siatu
or -; aud Mr. spoopendyke ;e,, s.,1ea rsnro BIT
"MHyho you lost i % tho way, ,tn9, hon",, ca1se s
gsstSsa S. rs ~ spSppenoyfSs my ~ ss @ pa a4
canary 70 plecaa, % 500 II tho pa''on ''N
rcs eH 5 XII Sss xesy T. TsS fsy, yh,a tsaSa
wouldn't ses Il. That's tho way l = WI ~ tu.a
ony had your bead, IT.; spo"5Syy @ yytSns FIJI sharp.
In chair anl 4!utehed y hAu1fu! Ut AusE y"
y? t It must raS hsvs taion OUT, uscd Mrs. spo0p
endyke. e.I,sn ,ouli