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Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1881-11-17
DIRE DISASTER,



On Friday, the 4th inst, the steamer
War Eagle, one Of the largest and
finest crafts on the Mississippi river,
while proceeding down stream, oppo-
site Keokuk, struck the bridge with
terrific force, carrying away one entire
span of the bridge, and smashing in
the wheel-house Of the steamer The
boat was crowded with passengers,
and & frightful panic ensued
The officers were utterly unable to
control the terribly excited passengers.
Women screamed and the most fear.
full confusion ensued. One hundred
men leaped on the bridge soon after
the boat struck, while many passengers
jumped into the river.
Eight are known to be drowned and
several are missing. The total loss Of
life may reach twenty-five. After
striking the bridge one engine WAS dis.
abled and with the use Of the other
engine the large boat swung around
and finally made partial landing
below the city, then drirled down and
sank in fifteen feet of water.
The steamer isa total wreck, and
the freight on board is Il total loss.
The War Eagle was insured against
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1881-11-17

President Arthur says his unmarried
sisters health will not permit of her dis
charging the duties of mistress Of the
white hOuse,
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1881-11-17

1t is useless to groan with rheuma.
tism when bottle of st. Jacobs Oil
will cure it, as everybody knows
Columbus (0hio) Daily Times.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1881-11-17

The wool clip this fall from one flock of
sheep in Nueces county, Texas, amounted
to 100000 pounds,
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1881-11-17

Mr.. JobsOn kept his weary way,
racking his brain to conjure up some
escape out of the dilemma. Two hun
dred pounds. And in a week. How
was the thing to be done?
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1881-11-17

The artesian well near the Providence
station at Boston is now 2,24O feet deep,
with capacity of over 10000 gallons q
day. The water is strongly impregnated
with sulphur The well will be bored sew
eral hundred feet deeper.
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Fnthy Streets ana Cutters.

10 the Editor OF the EErALu:
The filthy condition of our streets and
Gu.ters has become matter of frequent
comment and serious dotrimenl 10 our city.
Tho foul odors arising from the gutterS on
Main street inp' rIiculAr, are absolutely inlol.
cradle and cannot fail to produce sickness
and death. Our city council seems 10 sit
IDLY by and wait for somebody TO donate
them water whorewilh to flood the CUTTERS.
Instead Of this why do they not put The street
force at work shoveling tho dirt and filth
from tho cutters 10 tho middle Of the street.
where It will dry in two hours, and we would
have healthy city.
Dallas, Angus, l2Ih, 1881.
A SUnscRmER.
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Rettarton. Irvine 4 90.

To obtain first class liquors, purs and
unsdulterated, and direct from tho manu-,
facturers themselves is an exceedingly diff
cult matter. There is one firm In this city
that has placed ITSELF in immed late
connection with such manufacturers and
with some Of tho most reliable dealers in the
country. We refer TO Messrs. Betterton,
Irvine s. Co., 407 Elm street, who keep none
but the choicest and purest liquors in
their Establishment, and by long course Of
honorable dealing, have obtained the envied
namo thoy now enjoy. Thoy also keep q
line Of fine and well assorted cigars at prices
10 suit tho trade.
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The Island City has boom Oh a. last and
so big one that there is neither residence
nor store 10 DO rented. Her business men
are full of business, and tho place IL running
over with attractions and inducements of all
sorts. Chief among those in the commercial
line is the great job Office, stationery ware
houro and lilhographing establishment of NJ.
Strickland. he has kept pace with The i'm.
monse progress of Galveston, and to-day 10
ablo 10 do work with his unequalled flcili.
ties that cannot DO surpassed 10 neainess of
execution, promptness and bedrock prices
by any similar house In the south or even tho
north. Call on him on the Strand and sec
or yourselves.
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CITY CHIT OH
Prairie chicken. on ice, a. Jarretts.

Prairie chickens on ice, at Jsrretrs.
The Chicago, Texas Sc Mexican Central
road paid its employees yesterday.
Superintendent Kinin, of the poor farm,
took down three prisoners yesterday TO his
agricultural institution.
This street gang put down d much needed
new sewer across Main street at the crossing
OF Sycamore yesterday.
ice Fox, charged with asssult and bat cry
on Bon Loeb, was aned $40 ard costs by
Justice Edwards yesterday.
Messrs. Huoy IS Philip are having an iroa
front put toto their Elm street store, whiil
Is occupied 81 present by Wolf u Baruch.
Yesterday was one Of the warmest days we
have had this season. The mercury in some
OF the thermometers registered 1913 degrees in
the shade.
Hugh Miller pleaded guilty before Justice
Price yesterday 10 being drunk In PUZZLE
place, and was lned five dollars and cost,
which no paid.
There will DO an excursion over the Texs,
Trunk road, Wednesday week TO, the town OF
Kaufman. and the citizsns of that town give
grand picnic on that day.
The bond of w. il. Peters, charged with
tho theft Of wE.ch, which was forfeited
some three years age, was collected yesterday
from his bondsmen. twas for Ave hundred
dollars.
George Starke, of tho S.arko Bros. hes
gone 10 Fort Worth 10 taxi charge OF j. y.
Slarkb's saloon at that plsco. While hero
he made hostl OF friends whose bos. wishes
accompany him TO his new home.
I. clouied up yesterday afternoon aud
thore was thunder aud lignting, but Il failed
10 rain In tho city, merely sprinkling. A
good RAID fell e.ss of tho city however, and
Il EXTENDED Is near the city ss tho fair
grounds.
Er j Cleveland caught Dink Ba,son, co.'s
ciod, In HE room yceIsrdey afternoon aud
as ho could no. eiyo any satisfactory reasons
as 20 what he went there for, Cleveland turn
Cd him over 10 an officer, who locked him up
In tho station house.
Captain Mcleod did not state % was pub.
lished, that he knew Of his own knowledge
that Hastings, tho missing drummer, had
lett the city In hack with two other men,
Ito heard that he was going 10 leave. Moths
log has yet been heard OF him.
Tho committee WAS out again yesterday
solciting subscriptions for The Texas and st,
Louis Marrow Gauge rosd, but wha. success
they met with was not learned. Dallas
wants this road, and those tho have already
done THAR part as we'll as officers OF Tho
road, are tired Of any fur, MOI dnlydallying
Ia the matter.
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PERSONAL.

DR.. Henry Mcbride, Of TJlcl Is in the
city.
Colonel Tom Murray, OF Mckinney, ia at
the Grand Windsor,
Captain Cad Hite returned yesterday from
Houston on visit to HIS family.
Jack Cammsck left yesterday for trim TO
New York and other points cast,
Miss Salle Wynne returned home on
Monday from visit 10 friends in Tarrant
county.
Miss Matte Burfcrd has returned home
from q visit TO relatives and friends at
Sherman.
Mr.. Lsbsum Elliott, formerly a resident
of Dallas, but now living in Terrsns coun.
~, 10 in the city.
Dr. II. A. Lowis, of Grape Vine, who has
been quite loa with fever, is reported to DO
somewhat better.
O. B. Rogers, local agent OF the Texas &c
Pacific road, left yesterday for New York, 10
BIO gone some three weeks.
Captain Marion Moon and his wife have
returned from Dimmilt' county, whore they
went to look al some laed they own there.
Captain Moon iainks OF moving there next
year 10 live.
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The latest.

We slways mako it our aim and OBJ
ject TO bring into this market for the retail
tado such new groceries as sta found in oil
easIein cites. The full stock our Mr. Froi-
berg bought while east is now daily arriving
While we do not claim that wo undarsell
everybody, We, however, maintain and will
prove TO the publics entire satisfaction
that we will sell our groceries as low NJ the
very lowest, at the same tlmo alwuya guar
anteeing our goods.
CAIN, FREmERG & Co.
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The Americnn sewlnr mnch,no

Mr.. George Webster has relinQuished his
position "a manager at thl, point of the
American sewing machine TO Mr.. A, Wood,
an experienced mrn In tho business, who
will hereafter have charge Of the city trade,
etc Mr.. Webster has been promoted 10 the
position Of manager Of tho Wholesale depart
mont, AMI vii travel o part OF tho time for
bic machine, but Dallas viii still DO his
headquarters.
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Valuable plantation for Sale.

Six hundred and eleven acres, near 400 in
cultivation; five sets of tenant houses with
new bos dare post, plank and galvanized
wire fence. Plenty of timber and water on
premises. Nine miles north of Dallas, about
four miles southwest of Richardson depot,
and some three miles east of Carrolton de-
pot One of the best black land plantations
in tho west Price low; terms to suit pur-
chaser. For further information, apply to
DARLINGTON s. UNDERWOOD,
Dallas, Texas,
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A sunday school SUPERINTENDENT.

Mr.. Christian Sander, superintendent of
tho N. +. Sunday school a! Jolly, Monroe
county, Ohio, since 1880, writers 1 have
kept store sinoo October LIT, 1868, and have
always handled proprietary medicines; bu.
all that have over sold. there Ia net one that
can DO 90 certainly recommended az "dcaih
10 rhoumaiism" rs st. Jacobs Oh.
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Personal.

Am now making the finest stick, tsffy and
cream fancy candies ever made before in this
city, and offer it TO the wholesale and retail
trade at prices that defy competition. will
also have toys and notions for the wholesale
trade that cannot be had in price or assert,
ment this side Of New York, so hold your
orders. Fine fancy groceries below cost.
Cigars, tobacco, soap, baking powders, pick
les, and Texas tulu apeciaites.
w. X. WuEELocK
Corner Main and Austin Streets
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At public auction, on Tuesday, tho 2Si
day OF August, 1881, with or without furni-
ture, the new Abilene hotel, situated In
Abilene. Texas, and IL now doing a good
business.
For particulars apply 10
EVANS Ss HAMPTON,
Abilene, Texas.
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seIIinr Liquor witnou, ,.,cen,e,

ID. S.lvlns wa, up boforo U. S. Commits.
sioner Burford yesterday 10 answer 10 ,ts
charge Of selling liquor wiIhtu, license a.
tho White Rock camp meeting. Several
wilnesses wore examined when the court ad.
lourned TO meo. sgsin this morning a, 10
o'clock.
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Kids 25, So, so cents at Peorson's. Mitta
50, so, 70 cents, 500, $1.25, $1,50 and $500,
OF Parsons. Bonnets snd.hats 81, So, So,
81, SIS, Sc, at Pearson's Ladies' hoes s
eeats a pair embroidery cents yard, at
PearHon's. Bargains at Pearson's on Mon
day, and those other days that follow Mons
day.
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Southeast corner of tho public square
Greenviile, Texao.
Tho roomu arc large and well ventilated.
Everything in the house is new, handsome
and comfortable. Largo sample rooms for
commercial travellers. The hotel is conducted
on tho European plan. Travellers can get
thor meals to order at any limo Of tho day
or night.
Opened March 18th, 1881.
A. SuANDY,
Manager.
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Miss Edna Hyde, teacher in the public
schools OF Brodhead, last fall rendered her
resignation, and in December following
married Harvey Green. Green, previous TO
MS marriage, had been smitton with woman
OF questionable character, and after the mars
rage was conFumated tho woman inherited q
small fortune. Notwithstanding his mar
rage, Green renewed his attentions and .aasls
y deserted his vile, who was so affected by
his conduct that she died of broken heart.
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The physicians say; ave feel justified in
recommending tho Oonrsd's Budweiser to the
public, because we know /. TO DO perfectly
purc and healthy, being manufactured OF tho
very best hops aud malt that eau DO found.p
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county rrsa.urer.. Report.

County Treasurer Berryman's report Of
county and school funds was approved by
sio commissioners court yesterday. The
bslance Of county funds on hand 10 $12,-
eg2gl, balance Of school fund, 81, Si6.S7.
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The besl line of chairs, sofse, ssfes, tables
and rockers In the city, at Union City Fur
nilure company, Gil Elm street.
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Parties owning lands in Clay, Wichita,
Archer Wilbsrger or Hardeman counties
can find cash purchaser by addressing
A. r. COLLINS, Denton, Texas.
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Buy your furniture from first hands. You
can do 80 and save money by calling on
Union City Furniture company, Gil Elm
street.
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The New Abilene Hotel,

Abilene, Texas, is the most comfortable
place for drummers and strangers 10 stop;
Good rooms, fine table; Mexican tamales
chile.'e,on-carne, spring chickens and fish q
specially.
II. Il. MoLARTY, Proprietor,
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bThe weather was go warm in Dover, New
ii ailpshire, or Friday last, that two tin
pans lying in the sun at the residence of Mr..
Henry Goulding concentrated the SUMS
rays 10 such an extent as to set fire 10 tho
house. When discovered the clapboards
were in q blaze and in few moments the
fire would have been beyond control. A
hole in the wall of tho house several inc hes
| N diametnr was hnrnad
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This space is reserved for Mason & Erb.

ommercial Men and Others visiting
Austin should stop at the Raymond House.
1t is by far the beat hotel in the city and the
rates have recently been reduced to 50 per
day. The rooms are large and airy, every ono
has an electric bell and every thing is first
class in every respect.
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Railroad Printing.

The HERALD STEAM jon PRINTING OFFICE
sprepured to execute, In the highest style OF
1T, any and all railroad printing at the short
a
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ErCncfi Hotel,

Ladies dresses 81, So, 81 and SIS, worth
90 per cent. more, at Peargon's.
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Land I'm Collin ana HINT

Counties for sale, near line of new rail-
road. FOSTER s. HARRAL,
Houston. Texas.
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Call for the Hunstable boot.

Tho finest lot of bedsiesds in town ct
Union City Furniture company, Gil Elm
street
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w N W IIELLUUh
Corner Main and Austin Streets
, 1881-05-07

there's will, there's way.n sl,e ,nadelicr
appuara,,ce iii NnlIcy. What q xtrars, sight
that, NulAaii llegress, tossed from A'nse-
t,nrkSt slays.!'!afket ro l,aieit y 'l!.rc,,.
petltInH lit CHtrt, streets, coming trpln Egypt
to France, aMl scek!Me nt lier. iltsl and blousl
even to a prnyincfnl tuwtl. TINT ,sl,s might
ess S'ss qa 5Y s G y! Gfis a't a fE sn s IT, IT,
soIt generously rs,alsl for nll t,Dsu nights of
tenis, for nft tllnsn tuurs Ut anguish. for all
tlat lnil,t n9ni,ft ,ps daf AZ t,.osy i'1.is '
1f rlyl: ,a seitK ist fH iy,. hays br9'' ~ 1,sr
struggles o'ti. She buried llsr face II, l9r
hRntls ind gave nature wnrfnnt to casu with
tcars ,ho nerfranEi1t. And then {who Ind
G"kG 9,l 5or .n ss tcasy Ef ssft =, Yn,ss er
ea"rs es Hs e ti ,ep p'gtS astcs ssHps s q ice @
bnrcavetl mo nf my child; tito .solacc. tho
support or ny wretolod. .bcggare.l OH ngcl,as
heet, taken froin moi but have sill o,lo
to wrest from rno,-my tito. 'Aiotlicrl' my
right 10 call yoi Rravu Ny ,sou's resting
p,ace.' caiI.l these, ~, only Hurthty pos
eiaIn,; lit pocr Zaxfia.,n proiuccti tic eSrtiIl.
cato OF lle cliid's Gtrtlt give'l by tho Consul
nlh! nll TIC certificates s!le Ind gathered ut
Catro, alld at last Wi.sew il!lsso!i, ynnq.,slled
sfta il tic Goy's mother; WA Eutity Of in.
truth when .lcciaretl that buy 10 ID my soi;
let the grave l,a tlur sonB tomb" 80 tic p0or
Nnhlnl .lcgrcss' rrnyor was FrnMtetl, Md
she returned whe1lcn stc casne,--to Egypt
l,nwcvcr. say; All this c,l.lrd lii ist,5; wilat
tlo sou mean by reyiving. these Stories l,Uw,
Wien alnu., ilusson (Aiiie. Scll1eckenl'nrR.-
OF tint wns) herself [s tleatt and buriert? l
ruvlss nI tlesu old stories i,ucaltso the widow
Of Zagfta,,a's ssl4 lins lust-.ayel ut this lato
lay-brouEllt snlt aeilinst Mlnc. linsson's
heirs beca!lse they. were guilty Of fraud to
ller; shy {Este1le Clement Tint was) was de-
ceIved by item lntn thinking slle lind made
Of tho NNblan slnvG llcs iii hts Eraye striypctl
OF his title Ut legitimate spti mid tlesplsel NJ
n morU bastartl, to her llsgrace md the dis
grnco OF hur s0n Issued OF tllls ln,tlentablg
,lnnlo clain,s damages for tho fraul put upon
them. s"
, 1881-05-07
SIZE KEPT TIRE SECRET,


On ono OF tho excursions which laft Staun-
ton Il, October. 1916, fur tho Centennial we're
two passengers, ono young lady Of Rock
bridge, whose bright face as we'll as her
bright mind had made her as popular in
Staunton society dis ut home, mud another
WITS young gentleman OF Stauuto,, tenn
porarily residing In l,ookbrl4ge, who con-
tNmplntcA shortly .rclnoylng to tho fnr West,
They were devoted lovers, md, rs tho sequel
will show, thA gentleman tuuk Kiluh pro.
onutt1n against tllg Indy changing hor mind
lurfnK his gxpGpteI absunce aS was tNsur~
lM0uhtabte, Stopping IN baltimore fuw
honra tho lMly alld gontloMlen, after
tue latter had procured q liGanse, ra.
pnlretl Il, thu rcsllohce: Of the .fiev. Afr,
Murk!aNa, tho famous Presbyterian Mlnls-
tur tho Indy being q prosbyter1an(, aud
were .unitel ln Wellloek. They then ~
turned t0 their Respective homes nnd there
thu secret was contcl sn two OF tho gT00tn's
talmtly and 4 relasivD In Richmond, tho lady
making U collt'ttnnt 9f onv 9f her 1an!!ly and
went West to Miaku l.l$ FORTUNE, aud wlII, II
Il few dnys, return to cluim Ills wits, who has
nll along retained lltr maiden NRnlD. Though.
the i'lArriNgo took place nearly i've years
nK0, hlltl sason p1ran!s knpw It, nut . word
hns leaked nut about 1t Until within the lust
week. a fact that entirely 1tspnsaA ut the rs.
8ertiun that ~ w1nIan cunt koBp q secret" "
an1 also n fact that nl1kps each gossip In
4tauntun tear his or her hair that they didn't
1lhd it cut III tllat length Of time,
, 1881-05-07


In Michigan, etlnuot permits bride to X
,nnrrnn ..,yitho,,t rinyaa i which Induce.
s,s a.,,., w % ..,,,.s,.s,s !, 1,r,c,aa,v ,hs WAY
aa eua'o. " !oih"th' /, i'oe'0~'' NV
she llahaaes nor nuspAild' ,....-
A young Indy OF two -aud-swonty yeaFsTe
fused to wotl a mnn OF -, saying that 10 vas
Aeltlor ono tl.ing nor another. Ilo was 100
my hope otimtnediato wldowiuod'
"Itenry.u sntl Ills wife. with chilling 81
var,tv - anu vo,, Gaming mt of saloon
tits aftornoon." WslI, my tar!i,s.n = = :
ilayo your husband ataying III 4 saloon VI
day, would you'" ,,,,,,.
~ r. .aaey M.es8 a d., ~ .hoaimi iress ot
laay was Seen ~ Yefy iow.o9,"'oal iow.,u osli I1
gIsNii &a!tzo: PUG WIS I,uaihcfis "n'Shs "a
gent!gillal1 w!aas she pot.ssa,l.astSa FIJI, s NaaueS
Ai,onsaent 10y tue, .,p i.,,,n,, SMILED
LUZ 'a's p'as.o'' '''la t'.v soss, ~, "n, ya,u+s
impassionGu ioyerw" oa ~ w,1 s ~ Msiall %
naa'l !" rricttcal perst,,'I"Ht! IT, IT, Dgs
SLIT Is ltr You liAyo bee,i s1Atlyln9 ~; Iash
dA1e's theory thnt ntaffluke pte'sm' ~ oSruI
ness. ana yo,l W2a1a ta@o ''o NV "' -"
oae IN aht'aoto'" Ia
coming lt,,'tt said q l1Qther tU her !lalsnr' ls'sr
who returned from d wink at - o'e."uM .s,",
"Wtien as l!ke yfl ennll1I'iot i,,t Iatur tan
O'clock" Wi, you Ind y nlss, sostt ;,,'t y Yoa
nlother,", murnillrtd tlio g.rl. tn n'" "u!eef
young jade," sall Tue hlosnes'
mother than ever you had" ,.,, rink
sho lind beautiful diploma tied VIZ, fIl'lRiss Riss
I19G!,l IRON o'o ~ vnysa,inM % viii ,lattnt
Uuesys; 0u sans,a ~ v,,1,,S ,,,. afes ha haa
1,St 1soutyS H. assfs ss fesosplstsy IL s
ioi. Of ,sIspsdent edueatio Of is ssstHis ss;ti,ss
iiluntrimv: "iiow do they steer locoilo'''s3
"''s"ow3 , .,,,,o had never leu,ua
4 yonng ) wop'am aoHnre w1o III Fi'r s.issfo; y
the Rclt!e Art VI f0Oktis, uosnH oHr knuw!tlEb
, 1881-05-07

she Ia free To- enjoy Tho testimonials Of offec-
wiieru, and no oiie tl,at, nUts,s the gracious
sn,tln mud bow Wlierowith sie. returns every
salntatlnn can doubt l,er delight At her ow1,
popularity.
, 1881-05-07

stolle-Kray.. claret, nlaroon, plum, n'lethy!st,
or brDwtiAlt purple, dark n1,lhcr. rods with
" Vea s e e @ @Sse ySsSw yssoSS I'll o oses afK os% wc
Should b., freely Used III tl.e toflut nf tile
rossas. l'earIs. nuioor ant gold 9rralneiits
sy nseoFaT oTy t. so d r1,s nh9s % esr e veeS eqS
narls or very light colore. Grays. lrn6s. yell
lows, bright blue, bright green, nia,,ye. lilac.
mid roso 10 not n.c9'ne tho'n. fliey may
pcarl md orenul white, wnter-blue, and tho
pntest tlrts Of Nile-Rrroli. lsy atstlying these
pDftts, any woman chi, sot,tt toll Whit cOlNrs
s Wsas @s y fessSs sso t !" 1 15ss 5 Ss 5 St'9Ys ior i s
licr houndcn tlnty to luUlt a. we'll rs nature
with littl1 assistance on those particular
| pu1nta-wlll permit.
| NO MERMAID.
1fo had returned will, hfsw from a s,lnl-
fner vacation ut tho seaside, arld he stood In
front Of tho Iiousa giving friend q graphic
account 0f tho seasons pleasures.
| ",Wont lii bathing ovory 0ayl" no OK
| claimed enthusiastically.
"Ah!" responded Ills fricnd. "1Yifo go
In too?''
"oh, yes, every day." said tho returned
vacationist.
"Can sl,o swim2" qucricd the friend. with
some Interest.
"No.o, sho can't" was the reply. "she
| dtIn,t mt tia nnnr ~ ~ sha sntI sno
cn,,tin,t nat tta rie,ht k,ctr NM, int hnr
ttm,, that ,.ns IN r,asn 1,,t ~ H ,.ot ~ ,aa
-nni hsrt, in lnn!SnI in nj tha 1,omae
antl s,,nls his voice ti honrao asnirotinn.-
y, tho fnct was she couldn't Keep jier mouth
smut lpnE enough to takg four strokes be-
to ,vo,' sgu Mye s%nG sX l0narR r. aEo
n,,ti no ,,j,,mI, tn lin ottn ~ - NIL ta hnse
band wimEeI rapidly rs tilo scsnU was re-
cnlled 70 snitld. and lie went into the house
che'eklinE VIII! pleasure.
,,s,n ny @ laG t H. mus.sst mo,,lns sa anco
nw fn n",1nfniurc III x9 Il. ~ thn 5rn"t ,o. T
uo, fn,i ~ @ - i,tt nMm n ~ ~ % noU.
ts sa"sIda oNrer l. bv liz noiiar @ s, 'thn te
sst trn,,t, G 4 NV, WITH, ~ usm 10 lo
in,i III vs;,iehi',t III 1 Fur:r Te hnor ,ii n,I
ntiit. tia ~ s,cis sin'ss tott % mcaeu W." I'LL
Iatifetl over over hatrack n,ti % iaaleed v n9n'st t'
Ht Wat! aflu '!enra - 'M.'tsa, % vnieo l!ko unto
tl'a! - ~ t,at oiirhgut g We M9'4Mn fi sNy;
,vo tj.a~n 'nt ,,ouni ui ''o LII 'e' W" "p' W"
n5 ,i,a 11nn''n,nto,co ,v,th con,+o,ouooof ~
,ynn,far nnI nr,, ,sss Mtta ~ hn;,I,i"n ~
su ~ s'iu IL ,aiI.inr. ,osn' poooI's niS
"'A" ~ ~ w" '"'''o'eo A...!.ue''
uror7nv vn.Tr1tvo.err,ra AZ,
rhsro u arc every pan'np,t season., 1t capo Nav ana
Long Branch, women SO attirei for tho
water that ii, in France, tleyyentured forth.
thev ,yo,,In rcc.tve thn STAR, nttnnti ~ tha
pol'ccs a correspondent Of m Eastern
paper recalls tho appcarnnco Of o young
narrlod lady-n Indy admitted to society III
rh'latlelp',ia-as s',s came from her oatll-
Iooll one noon, NJ eapo MaS. one haa on
the regulation stage tights, from her waist
down, and the body Of her dress lifted ior rs
usi,ns ".Gu VIII skuts.c"p VI .ouo co'o, a1
Ir'!nlA.ngs, maRmR her altosotnef MI oo!ect
, 1881-05-07

THE lATE CN!&K's WIVES.
Alexander H., the late Cur OF Russia, was
tlrst married. April ~, lSAl. to hls cousin. the