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EAiS. STREET TO-DAY.
Tt.cssiss;pc Sfork Nxrlrf.

NV YORK. luiy ~ Tic Posrs financial article.
Gao p N. esl;ic'D Says:-SYecula;ion at tho
stock exchange continues - bc influenced by
the reports from time "a time of the condition
ri trunk Ire iai.-oad affairs. II H. beyond
question iaai tifcSr are In very unsatisfactory
cena.iic1. and that shippers Of freight, as wclt
a. passengers. are allie 90 make about their OWE
terms. United s.Gtes bonds are firm nj uu--
changed Iillces. STATE h,0ds are dull at a de-
cine of !. AZ per cent. the latter Tennessee 6'y
new ; and railroad baads are also gencrallpf
lower. tae decline ranging from Lac per cent,
t9le la,fer New arh Ce,itral. coupon firsts. TO
ia: oa'o Southern fis~ts Go Qs aud Colorado
Coal AID Iron IS TO 100 During tAa iir-t hours
business speculative steclNe EEL aaIis ler cent.
the weakest stocks having been la trunk lines:
30 ail. S;d ~ lsui the Elevated railway
shares and Texas AID Pacific there Was a rally
OF '4as4. aGd Cci.r f,.is advanced ss1. The
ntrAct tacn asaH socsn,e heavy. and prices fell
ffactiaa Tar i,e C.''egstl l-. z. for Memphis n
Charleston aad !. Tor Aanhas1aa leach. As We
Close. the psar>sT is duh and asru, steady. near
the lowest prices al the daS. Toe money mar
kc, = easy a; Sal e' cent for call and time loans.
3Gd fsiilnc pic'C1u'ile PAPER. Some cuneacy is
gong 10 tsie htsTiof. la Facilitate the handling
I'll the weoi csi2. and the payG.egts into the
Treasury cnutjarc i.rse. sI.c market Tor for
ei%n exchange Is du.l but steady. s moderate.
business is doing m cahe tralsiers i.oadea and
commercial b.i!s ;2c in :asal. supply.
Raiirusi Organization.
GALVESTON. Tex. Ju,y ia special TO the
AtTrs iorom Fart Worth. dated sUly lith, saws:
The Fort NoTth 4 Rio Graadv railroad was or
@'nizci here to-day. with taC following officers.
J. 4. SnIish, presidents ,. n. Brown fret vice
president; J. Goa second vice president: :. w.
l,u,naN tTca su.cr: J. l.. S,n.a !. II. Brown, r..
\ fibaii. j. Boaz and W. r. Lake. executive
C0Eliiittec.
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A Fireman Killed.

a fireman. was struck on the head and Killed by
an engine on the Manhattan Elevated railroad
this morning, at South 9Th avenue and SPRING
street. His body was found living on the
sleepers, near where he was killed.
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Killed Inv Iirhfnf.~

PoRr JERvIs, NY, July 12-During the ter
rible thunder storm Of yesterday morning The
nouse OF john Brandt, near Callicoon depot.
Sullivan county, was struck by Iichtujng and
MS. Brandt was instantly killed. Her BODY was
horribly mutilated. The house and TIE dead
woman's clothes were fired, but the flames were
extinguished before much damage was done
Inc lightning struck In three other places In the
same neighbofhoo6 -
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The Brittanic Safely AfIoat.

NEW YORK, July 12.-Mr. r. ]. Cortis. agent
of the White Star line, received dispatch at o
O'Clock this morning from his Liverpool house.
saying:-''The Brittanic is safely afloat. She is
quite tight. She is expected to proceed at 2 %.
III. to-day"
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BOOKS. &c.
GUNNER READING.

NUMMER HEADING.
The Beautiful Wretch VIM. Black
An Ocean Free Lance; W. Clark Russell,
The GeOTgians; Round Robin Series.
Among the Hills; Leisure Hour Series.
Gentleman of LEISURE Edesr Fawcett.
Synnove Sobbaken, from. the Morse.
How Crossed Africa; Major Pluto.
England Without and Within r. Grant White.
Fr1ens, Duet; T.. Stuart Phelps.
BOOK of Love Stories; Nora Perry,
Poems eff Ballads; Heine.
Franklin square Library.
JAMES ]. CHAPMAN,
METROPOLITAN 3oOKSTORE,
1y9 9II Pennsylvania avenue
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ALBANY DEADLOCK.
The fsas!o;iny To-day.

ALBANY, NY, July 1c.-The Joint convention
voted to-day for Us. Senator for the short term
as follows: Senate-Lapham. IS: Potter. 4;
Conkling. g. Fish. 1. Observation-Disclosures. .,5
Potter, 45; Conkliag. -; 5. l.. Woodford l.
Evaits. 1. Combined votc-Lapham, Is; Potter
12; Conklinc. 32; Fish L: Woodfopd. /; Evarts
l. Necessary to a choice. a.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-InterDal rev.
Eue $751;. 1853 rs; customs Si36 21G 81.
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THE EVENING STAR.
0nIisHEO DAILY. Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS.
Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and lltb st., by
11e Evening Star Newspaper Company,
GEO. ". ADAMS. Prcs't.

III EVENING STAR 4 reryed n srlirsc-:lc-4 in the
sitt oy carriers. ticir account 20 cents ler
o. "a cslsss !er month Copies If :,e c,Is.ter
- ecn By iilaii-sostAere prepaid cei.t month
enc year, &c: SIX months. -.
lEate-sf at the Post O.iee at Washington D. c.. as
seccnss-clss- Insii mater
HE WEE-zLY STAR-prbishcd on Triiay-s2 year.
I%tsfe rreiaid. SIX months, 81 10 CO les for 20
copies for so.
AT EIa subscriptions be. paid in adv ance;
NJ iattr sent lo-t2ar til.u - paid for.
hates Of advertising Ilae known s;;ieatina.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Killed by u Fast Train.

RHoDr DEMrsEY's sEpDEN EEarH
Khody Dempsey. la5oring man living AZ slS
l4th stree southeast was instantly Killed about
IL O'Clock this morning on :ic east side OF the
tunnel of the Baltimore and Potomac railroad
dempsey was on the track walking towards the
city. and seeing fneight train coming i'm 'front.'
OF him he stepped of on the other track. not
noticing that another train was coming i'm be-
hind him. This was the IL o'clock fast
mail train from New York which con-
nsscts with the fast mail go:ag south. The
engineer blew his whistle. but II is probable
that Dempsey thought il Was the whistle from
the freight train. a. he paid no attention TO IL.
and the engine struck him in the back throw
ing him considerable distance and killing him
instantly. The train was stopped and the body
picked up and brought 80 the II. K T. depot and
Coroner Patterson notified. lie viii hold an
Inquest at ) O'Clock this afternoon al the eighth
police precinct station. on Capitol Hill where
the body viii be seat from the freight car.
dempsey was about - wears old and formerly a
track hand on this railroad. lie at one time
worked in the navy yard as a laborer. Ii was
the opinion OF those who knew him that he
might have been somewhat under the influence
OF liquor at the time of the accident He leaves
a Wig and several children
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tn. Rattle oil the Boync.

NEW 1oSH. JulS l2.-Thc ceie5-.tto. Of the
h'tie at the BoyGe was observed to-day by
ot;'.i@a'nel with excursions With bands ~
i'ue.c en-! Hays anG s;!eSmcrS f.ying Orange
Lodge No. ). brooklyn. went 10 Bcrrea's Park.
About 2.oH persons l,oar,ritN o hay-es Lodges
iii iiis city participating atc Nos. l. =. :. 10. IL
ana 30 y =
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+"
England Without and Within by Richard Grant White.
The Republic of God. by Elisha Milford.
Building Eras, by Horace Bushnell.
Commentary on Exodus, 10y j. u. Murphy, d. D.,
American edition.
Handicapped, by Marion Harland
Mrs Parloe's New Cook Book.
The Emperor by George Ebers.
No GentleInen, by Mrs. G.. l.. Burnham.
WM- BALLANTNNE K SON,
JyS AIS Seventh street northwest
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COMMIsSIONED.-H. J. Ramsdell. the new Re-
gister of Wills. received his commission to-day.
His appointment is received with great favor by
the public. and especially by his host of journal
iStic friends
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THE CooPERs' STRIKE.-The meeting az IL
Coopers union. as indicated in Yesterdays SrIn-
was held at Quackcnbus.i's hail YESTERDAY ~
was well attended. Mr.. john weJb was e|ec1e1
chairman and Mr.. Frank Webb SECRETARY -
'olutions OF protest against the Reduction vorn
passed and also that they would not Wofk -
less than II cents PER barrel. Sx<ce1,~r -
made. Ia which 1t WAS stated that of these
old lrlces-they could net make more then ~
per day. Seven journeylnen Coopegs h0weyoc
went 10 work this morning at the rcduccd Ms
90 cente) Tor NJ. jaibOe. :
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Suicide bv Hanging.

WORCESTER, MASS, July 12.-Henry A. Howe
of Princetown, Mass, aged IS, committed sui.
eide by hanging himself this morning. He was
suffering from derium tremens.
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SENATOR RANSOM says the only election to be
held in North Carolina this year is Onei August.
Politics do not enter 1t, but only the question of
temperance prohibition
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The Missing Bullet.

1Ee MISSING Bullet
AN ANNAPOLIS MAN SAYS IT Is IN HIS POSSES
SION.
ANNAPOLIS July 10th
Editor Star:-As / was an eye witness of the
shooting of President Garfield. and being able to
explain which shot entered the Chief Magis-
trates body and the course and present where
abOutS OF the ball that missed him. dee;ned.t
proper to impart to you the information pos
sess Of the tragedy. as it will clear away the mys
terry (of the lost bulleD which the newspaper
men are trying to solve. In the Baltimore Sun
of Friday noticed few lines that spoke OF the
difference of opinion as to whether it was the
first or second shot that struck the President
and the mystery that surrounded the bullet that
entered the coat sleeve, as no trace of it could
be found, though the most diligent search had
been made for it. They may search till dooms-
day. but without success. for the bullet that en-
tered the Presidents sleeve second after passed
into my possession and is still retained by me as
relic. not alone because of its connection with
the President, but principally because it very
narrowly escaped entering my body. which it
would have done had its progress not been
checked by a large silver. medal which
l wore suspended from my neck and
which was presented to me by Rev. Father
Freitag, formerly pastor of st. Mary's church of
this city. On the morning of the I'd of July.
being in the vicinity of the Baltimore and Poto-
mac depot, and hearing that the President and a
member of his Cabinet would soon be at the
depot, l and my friend, Samuel Frazier. con-
cluded to stop and see the great man of whom
we had heard SO much but had never before
seen. We had not long to wait, for soon the
President and gentleman who I was told
was Secretary Blaine entered the depot, accom-
panied by number of ladies. The two gentle
men walked to and fro. engaged in conversation
while my friend and sat on bench and watched
them. Soon the sharp crack of pistol-shot
burst upon the air, which was followed almost
instantly by second. On the instant that the
report of the first shot was borne to NV
ears, I felt singing sensation in nv
chest. l left the place in a hurry.
believing that 1 had been fatally shot.
AS soon as l could 1 stripped my chest
BARE and found that my life had been saved by
the medal have worn for twelve wears. The
spot where the medal had rested felt sore, and
was very red. The bullet found in my shirt
bosom. | left Washington with my friend at
noon of that day, arriving in Annapolis at %.
IN. l enjOined strict secrecy upon my friend. for
knew what trouble would follow if was de-
tanned as witness. Loss of situation would sure
ly follow if was kept from my work. as INV en-
ployer would have to fill my place with some one
else If was detained in Washington for one day.
will surrender the bullet if am assured that
it will be returned to me after the District At
tOrney shall have no further use for it. Please
have this shown to Mr.. Corkhill ANY further in
formation you may desire which I can give
shall be happy to furnish you with.
NICHOLAS JACKSON.
No. 20 COrnhill street. Annapolis, Md.
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fire occurred at Toilette, Quebec, last night.
which consumed IS buildings. A rough esti-
mate OF the losses places the amount at about
s75,000.
The body Of Charles B. Helm, who died re-
Gently and was buried in Baltimore cemetery.
has disappeared In mysterious manner.
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Sudden Illness Of the Attorney General.
Attorney General Macveagh was compelled to
leave the Department of Justice this morning
by sudden illness. A physician was called at his
residence to attend him. The Attorney General
has been Frustrated by the intense heat of the
past few days following so closely upon the long
spell of watching at the White House when the
Presidents life was in imminent peril.
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THE FATE OF EX-SENATOR PuGH's SON-The
War department has not yet been advised of Tic
killing of the son of ex-senator Pugh. of Ohio.
1t is believed. though. by Adjutant General Drum
that if Pugh fell into the hands Of the Apaches
they have tortured him to death, as stated in the
Geographic reports.
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THE French and American claims commission
has adjourned until October 1ith
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Has aufOufIlpU ul!tiI VCtUDVf IKC1f
THE YORKTOWN CESTESkIAIA-The navy will
be represented at tire Yorktown centennial! ccle-
bration by four training ships and their large
crews. besides all the vessels of the North At
laatic squadron. The Tfeuton. now in the Me-
diterranean is ordered home. and will bring the
descendants of Lafayette and the French COM
missiOneIs. She will go direct to Hampton
Roads. and it is probable that number of yes
sells belonging to the Preach naval will also be
there during the celebration.
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NEW BOOKS.
Anthropoiogy. by z b. Tyio-. 81 90
Appieton's Crude to U and Canada Rev. ed SO
France and the French by HeIlebrand IS
TAleyrand's Letters to Louis XVIII, cloth /. 90
A Matter Of Fact Girl by Gift J.. III. Series. /. 90
Comparative Edition of the Revised New Testament L 80
HAPPY Go Lucky by author of Rnt'edge. l. 30
Appetons Guide TO Europe, &c, yois., new ed g. %
FRANCIS b. MOHUN
BOOKSELLER STATIOSER
l0l5 Pennsylvania avenue
A cclnnlete aeortment of Prangs and Marcus Wards
Birthday Cards. &c Also Franklin Square and Sea-
side Libraries. tell
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GENERAL ORDERS No. 81 has been issued from
the headquarters of the army, publishing the
order OF the Postmaster General fixing the rates
Of charges for Geographic communications. with
subjoined list of telegraph companies who have
act of Congress approved July "a, 1866.
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LEAVE OF ABSENCE for six months from July
1, 1881. surgeons certificate of disability has
been granted Captain z. nj. Potter military store
keeper, Quartermaster's Department.
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TIVE Divefce Gases.

CHARGE OF GRAND LARcENY.-Richard and
Mary Woods, colored. We're charged in the Po-.
lice Court, this morning. with the grand larceny
of $500 In money and gold chain and ring,
from the house Of Michael Nolan. on the night
OF the I'd OF this month. The case was sent to
the grand jury in $500 bonds.
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WELL INSURED LIFE.-A telegram to the
New York Herald from Westminster, Nd, July
II, says: Robert Bell. an aged negro. died here
last night. Bell has been afflicted with rheuma-
t'sm and otherwise diseased for many years, and
supported himself by selling apples on the street
Although death only ensued last night an agent
from one of the sO-called mutual beneficial asso-
Citations is already in town, and the topics of
conversation as to the enormous amount of in
surance that has been taken On Belts life within
the past few years, the policies being held by
some ten or twelve parties, in amounts ranging
from 81 COO to So, 600. the whole amounting to
over 81 GOO coo. In various companies Whether
this amount can be collected remains to be seen.
but as the aged and diseased men give up their
lives the enormous amount invested and the
great extent to which the business is carried ON
in these companies comes to light The names
of the cOmpanieS are not known
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NEW BOoAS-
Az ne Correspondence of Talleyrand and Louis
Aiu, by Palaln. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. as
cnttiieI ~ the " Ill Century, by Cairns. 90
Appetons General Guide to TIE United States 81. SO
Nlerneyers Text Book of Practical Medicine, 2
vols. -........ 900
Mafrnans 81 eche Performance of Contracts. 6.50
1uih fetieTai Procedure. $50
Meou Landlord and Tenant. $50
S,iiiisons Law Glossary $50
ZONES on mattel Mortgages. $50
Dtcns Municipal Corporations, vols 1870
sent ~ mail POSTPAID New designs III Wedding
Cards just received.
WM. II. MORRISON,
LAW BOOKSELLER AND STATIoNER,
je2S AIS Pa ave northwest
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GRANT ON McPHERsoN.-A letter from Cen
Grant appears in a general order of the Grand
Army of the Republic of the department Of Ohio
in which he says: 81 have your letter Of the 18th
of June. 1 have answered the invitation to be
at Clyde on the 22d of July, at the unwilling of
the Mcpherson statue. that 1 am not able to say
positively that l will be able to be present on
that occasion, but If can leave New York at
that time shall certainly be there. Ny respect
for Gen. Mcpherson was so great that want to
do everything l can to express my appreciation
OF the man and of his services while living.
hope the Ohio soldiers who served under him
will turn out on that occasion in great number. {"
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The NATIONAL HYGIENE INSTITUTE with Chas
r. Parker, Chas. Murphy, NJ. d., W. A. Sherbert,
Belva A. Lockwood. Daniel Breed. Allen v.
Reed, +. =. Rowland. +. F. Peters. Geo. p.
Wood and NJ. c. Bland NJ. d., as corporators.
filed a certificate of Incorporation to-day The
object is TO establish accommodation for invalid
patients and Il hygenic home.
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The LEANING METROPOLITAN SPIRE.-Build-
ing Inspector Entwisle to-day notified Messrs.
Thos. L. Tullock. M. c. Emery, S. Fowler, I. J.
q. Perry and Benz. Charlton, trustees Of the
Metropolitan Methodist Church. to have the
spire OF that church. some two feet out Of
plumb. righted up and secured to the satisfac-
ton of the inspector of buildings within thirty
DAYS from date
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ANOTHER FINE HoUsE.-Mr. E. c. Hallidav
has commenced the erection of handsome resi
dence on street, between Connecticut avenue
and 10Th street northwest. The size is ~ 3 nv
SO feet. three-stories high. pressed and moulded
brick front, fiat roof moulded brick cornices =
full bay window. This building in all it's an
pointments. both - to plans and material. Win
be first-class The cost Is $4,000. Smithrnever
d Co, the architects, and Hugh Hagan, the
builder.
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NOTES AND HINTS.

It is said that acid burns can be cured
by the application OF a soft paste OF cal
cined magnesia and water. The mag
nesia required to be renewed in II hours,
but patients, after recovery, retain no
marks OF the accident.
The originator OF the postal card idea
is said 10 nave been 4 German state Oh
fetal who wrote an essay upon it in lNo2.
Austria was the first to adopt it. begin
min, in October, 1858 The United
states uses annually 2&O,0O0,000 to $780,
900 900 for the whole OF Europe.
Rev.. G. Wood, the eminent English
naturalist, SAYS: people see the horse
champing its bit, tlingns loan flakes
right and lett, tossing its head, rafting
its harness, and assume that the horse
is acting in the pride OF its strength and
fullness OF spiri,t whereas it is suffering
sgonjes OF pain, and is trying to gain
bv these movements mOmentary re-
lief"
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The Boss Baby.

Evansville .iadA
There arrived in this city to-day man
named Adam CuStlemau, of Casey county.
Nv. His family is with him. one of which
is a striking curiosity. This is young
boy only 3 years old, who stands ) feet /
inches in his stockings, measures Ii Inches
around the calf of the leg, ~ inches around
the high. II inches around the waist, 81
inches around the chest, and weighs $50
pounds. The child, his father says
weighed but nine pounds at his birth, but
at SIX months had increased to forty-ninc
pounds, and then jumped by rapid stages
80 his present enormous proportion. The
child is bright enough, although physicians
have counseled his parents no; 10 tax him
closely with mental effort. Physically, al
though SO huge Tor his age. he Is sound
and healthy. and makes what might be call
ed waddliug effort nj roinping around
Castlsman and his wife, though both OF
good size. are neither OF them large, aud
cannot remember any ancestor from whoa
this prodigious boy could have inherited
his extraordinary proportion. They have
another child,a infant girl three months
old but giving no evidences nj following
in her brothers footsteps.
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Marry a GOutlsD1u.

FROM .h. Woman ~ WoUA.
Ii was excellent advice | saw lately
given TO Young ladies' urging them 10
marry only gentlemen or not 10 marry
nj all, The word was used IN lis broad
est, truest sense. 1t did NOT nave refer.
ence % those who had fine raiment and
white hands, and the vencering OF
society polish, merely, 70 entiile them
to the distinction, but To those possess
cd q: true manly and noble qualities,
however hard their hands and sun
Drowned their faces. \ true gentleman
IS generous and unSelriSn. He regards
auctner's happiness and welfare as well
"a his own. You will sec tn" trait run
ming through ali his actions. y man
whoisa bear at home among his sisters,
and diScourtous 10 his mother IS lnst
the man 70 avoid when Won come 10 the
great question which IS TO be- answered
YES o. no. A man may be ever 50 rustic
IN his early Surroundings, II ie IS = trie
gentleman he will not bring y blush 20
your check in any society Oy his absurd
behavior There is an instructive
poEjtpurss inherent in such character,
which everywhere commands respect
anu makes lis owner pass Tor what he Is
one u! natures uO5.emcn. DO not
despair. girls: there are such men stu.
in me world. GOu need not IL! ole o.d
maids. Bat wait until the princes pass
ny. No harm in a delay. You will not
neapt 10 find him in the ballroom, auc
Know M will never b. seen walking
10 from the l!quOr saloon. Nor IS ne a
s6amploa billiard PLAYER. He has not
tine - become champion, Tor ne
! mas had too much honest, earnest WORK
10 do in the world. | have always ob
saryed that these "chamgions were
seldom good for much ~lse. Be very
wary in choosing, girls, Wen SO much
I IS at stake. Do not mistake a passing
fancy for undyiHS love. Marry ing III
haste rarely ends well. ID MOI resent
too much the interference OF parents
NoU WI. erave. loux and lar in tais
world before YOU will lind anyone who
has your true interest a. heart more
than your father AMI mother, ami aye
and experience has gwen them an IN
sisht into character which IS much be
won't your own. II IS very uu5ate to
marry man against whom 20 wise Z
friend has warned yen. | never yet
Nnew Of q runaway match that was not
followed by deep tr0Gble III one w&y o.
another, aad matches male In spite
are pretty sure y end IN lifelong re-
peGtancc.