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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-23
United States Marshai's Sale.

By virtue of four wrs OF er facias ssuad out ofthe
Clerks ohlce of the supreme Court of the District OF
Columbia, and to directed will sell at public sale,
for cash. nj ThOmas DDWlings Auction Rooms, south,
west cor ner of Pennsylvania ayenue and Eleventh
street northwest, MRshlngtIn, on THURSDAY. the
I'D day of February, isN3 at II oclOc. n all the
right title, claim, aud Interest Of the defendant IN
Hack Jenny Lind Bugges. Bu;gles Carriages,
Concord Wagon, Wagons, NOtOp BugtteS, 1
Phaeton Unfinished Carriage, lot Running Gears,
sc, Lot Wood Work, lot unaniahed work, seIed
and levied upon the property OF the defendant John
]. Cook, u satisfy Execution No. q 800 law In
mayor Of Emil Colmnn a CO.; No 22lii, AT law, In
favor OF william II. Wright; No. 2i,3S8 Al law, in
favor OF MuTice j. Adler, and No; 2,3s7, nt law in
favor Of Maurice j. Adler. G. y. HENRY,
THOMAS nowIIHf, A,,cr,nns,r 5'"''S y,tsdts
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FOR RENT-Furnished Rooms.

..,,,, .,,.,,,,.,,,
V'OR HENT-oN SECOND fIOOk, PAitLOh,
fcg3-3ts
-. . =
TOR RENT HANusDMEIn fUhNIsHED
q s,rat ltbvest VIM rent low To- eoref Tenant
fe2lds
5,,, ,,,S,, .-t5t,T q IsT-p ~, i15,r,1T
il In a very pleasant location, fronting south and
east only two squares from tho Capitol a6 New
Jersey a Venue sontheaqt fe29 8ts
UNoRItENT-To NTLEAfEN, HANDSOMELY
H Furnihhed Room. sii massachusetts avenue. 2tSe
,,rpntsttsn pooN,a isnp pENT NEAu TuE
II Capitol, at iis & street Jingle Place. southeast
Capitol itn ies3-3ts
T,op pIsNgT- FINELY FtJRNTsUED PARIoR
II with bay window bedroom and private bath
room Sommnnicathg' q" IO5 second street northwest
VToR RENT HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
II suite of Rooms, bath adjoining; private family;
no children; cars PMS the door terms moderate TO
"e2lIa1le Iaulg nos lNlltn stle ees .io.
il floor, IA Seventh street northwest, between
aud H. suited for business dwelling, with water
TooR RENT--IN A PRIVATE FAMITY. 2 oR3
in nicely furnished Communicating Rooms; all
modern improvements will rent separate or to
gffthst; f, terms moderate s2o street northwest
'o@--''-
TNOR RENT-lll0 NINTH STREET, NEAR l.,
70 genlieman FURNISHED Room, hTst ~ n9Sr tree zee
chiIdTen yoo,n S a"s seb And heat slo Der month
ai niaassnt siis irI nnr ~ inanire aFtar
n M, m'''' p'e''S'i" F'Hs'' ioO"' fesl.Sts
NOR RENT--A SUITE OF ROOMS on FIRST
~ ~ any % ssS99d moors niey ~ lusheu hrrs ,nn TFs
street between q ana III streets Northwest f,slI.ss
''''o'' Det"so y 1"u - 81, se.' wv "" ss
0h, hESILph,hASsAMT hrt ~ HoOM,
excbangeS AMY at orp n street noythweT isi-ats
.aPr'' =, ,'y ',,'s,,,
E0R RENT-2 BEAUTIFUL rNFuHNLsHED
On suite. 1889 = street. - fe2lae
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FOR sALE-MisceIlaneous.

LNoR sALE-A BARaAIN-ELECTRIO BHLTi
- now and powerful. Address EiECrIlCITY.
Republican oflce, fe23-3tt
NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE - SEVERAL
~ tracts OF Land In KArnes County, Texas, near
Helenni sratoad facilities. ALONnO A, MA RR,
Rial kstate Broker coo Soyeath street northwest.
fe2l6tt
VNoR SALE CHRAP-A SMALL HEWsPAPER
~ ohlne, complete except o press, Room gorco-
ran building. fe2l-Sts
GToRB FIXfURES. Al 40 SEW kflTH STREET.
~ northwest consisting OF llno Conntern sboi Ying
And ulhsS Casngi also uaA Fixtures aud IRON AVN
ihg iFatnei must be disposed Of BY March l. 1o-Sf
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BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITES
I'm the
NORTHWEST SECTION OF THE CITY


In the
NORTHWEST SECTION or THE CITY.
-FOUR LOTS on RHODE ISLAND AVENUE AID.
joining residence OF eN-Attorney-G VIII
ltains; south front Dimensions, IS ny i60
THREE lots ON r STREET OVERLOOKING
Dupont Circles south 4 ont, 70 by az to alley
\ FINE lot ON SEVENTEENTH STREET.
FOOT side and rear alley. PosiTtvEBAKGAIN
A VERY NICE LOT, % by r5. ON STREET
northwest, opposite the resdence OF ADMIRAL Had
%Ht; d nicely graded and tcrr"ced ;SS near alley alley
10 feet wide owner nonresident; will sell cheap
title perfect; no incnnbrance.
TWO LOTS on \. STREET, NEAR coNNEcTI-
cut avenue. 3i'l by lGI each; viii sell together or
separately; side and rear alleys; terms easy.
THE ONLY REMAINING LOT UNsoLD ON
Dupont Circle; fronts the Circle and New Hamp
SHIRE avenue This Is the finest lot for sale Ia the
TWO LOTS ON MASSACHUSETTS, AVENUE
north side, Seventeenth street. IS by lSO TO an
alley; will sell AT reasonable price; no cash re-
A FINE LOT ON l. STREET, NEAR VERMONT
fOoLalley; price, si,s5 per square loot.
BEAUTIFUL LOTS ON SIXTEENTH STREET,
near Scott Statue, for sale cheap
ONE ENTIRE SQUARE OF GROUND ON SIX
teenth street.
ONE SQUARE OF GROUND ON CONNECTICUT
avenue.
ONE SQUARE OF GROUND ON NEW HAMP-
shire avenue
800 DESIRABLE LOTS IN THE NORTHWEST
section, suitable for persons Of limited means,
which Will be sold very cheap and the entire pur-
chase price 10 remain as n lien on the property
conveyed, at per cent. interest for Ave Years,
provided the purchaser builds at once.
BEAUTIFUL DWELLINGS FOR SALE IN THE
new northwest
J.V. N HUNCK
1906 Pennsylvania avenue.
fol66t opposite north entrance u S. Treasury.
INoR SALE
II VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING SITES
Lot adjoining the residence OF Judge Noah IL.
wayne, 2bNli 20 3lfOOt alley, now Improved by the
frame Dwelling lD7 street northwest This Lot
fronts sonth aud opposite Franklin square.
Lot on Thomas Circle" 30xlGa, RdJolns the resi-
dcnce of Senator Morrill, beautihllot
Three lots ON "Farrsgut square" 2Ox6O EACH ad.
Joining the reaidence Of Lieutenant X. l.. HoNie. A
splendid chance for O speculation -
l50S Pennsylvania avenue
febl8-0t Opposite north entrance U. $. Tresyl
CoLUMBIA HEIGHTS
" SECURE HOMES.
This very desirable property, located on boundary
and Fourteenth Street Road, Is being divided
and offered In Lota 10 suit purchasers We Offer
ing Choice Lots ~ 10 cents per square foot oneh
cash balance payable within five years, with interest
dei-3ni A. l.. BARBER & CO., lie Drolt Building
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-23
United States MarshaPs Sale.

by virtue of writ of fieri heias. issued out Of
tho Clerks ofloe Of the supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia, and 10 me directed, i Will
sell al pnho sale, for cash at the COrt-House
door OF said District, on SATURDAY, the an day Of
March, lS2 az ~ O'Clock ~, all the rlh e. ute cNln
aad interest OF the defendant In and 10 the following
described property "a vii Lots Nos . 3 and o. in
square north OF square No 60 in the city of Wash
ington. said District, together with all and singular
Ihe improvements thereon, levied upon US the prop
ery ofthe defendant, Mark Young, 70 satisfy ENecu.
Ton No, 2, S5S. law, In favor OF the Citizens National
Bank.
q. II. HENRY,
United States Marshal
THOMAS DOwLING,
feihts. al AuctOneer
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
SECONDHAND GOODS.

JVoR sALE-GOoD DRIVING AND SADDLE
II Horse years old; party leaving the city; prina,
3i75 Call al lll6 Tenth street northwest ie2i-3ts
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-23
MY LADY.

Mr. Trescot marched up "a'hoHeback" be hA
returned afoot."-Boston Post
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-23

DRoFEssoR PHILIP LAWRENCE, OF NEW
IL York, instrncts In Elocnlon, oratory. and Act
ing, at 0l5 Twelnh street, Washington ID. O. Ladies'
made perfect in all the roles performed by the accom-
pished Adelaide Nelson From my lanien,ed pupil.
the unrvnled actress: Professor Philip Lawrence ~
Adelaide Neilspn. fe7-lDt
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-23

w also Chamber suite, walnut OF ash; Mattress,
sPss!ssss;a &c Address a A. H. Rcp"O''c"h Office
NXyANTED-TO BUY 4 SMALL DOG THAT
weighs 10. less i, INN , SIX pounds, Apply a. iiai
WANTFD 10, RIeNr-A SMALL; FARM NEAR
w the city. Address, with particulars FARM, Re
publican otiIco. fe22,5ts
XyyANrED-,e FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
u HI sPhS Srs %nn must 10 @ Be-
m1deEate, Address r., Republican Office fes2,5tr
ITO EXCHANGE FOR WALNUT FURNITURE,
etohSSs Se f nP P1s @ SoPss %e ssE sPns Msw or @
nlIure. Address 24 East Capitol street feel-aE
A P1RsTCLAss CATERER WANTS a DINING
fliohenwars address IL p, Republican oiicc si.ss
A RARE CHANCE-AN INVENTOR, SHORT
Of n r WIN sys S5Ee 10 SSr9s ae Ss, ~ paying
dress INVENTOR, Republican Office fe2,3ts
ENsINoToN ART NEED DLEwoRK AND ALL
IN kinds Of Embroidery taught privately or In
for embroidery faal-2wt
VIZ TANTED-PERsoNs DEsIRoUs OF LEARN
w ing shorthand nom practical teacher will please
call AZ IA Thirteenth street northwest, from $40 70
D. IN. fe2g3tt
WANTEp no PURCHASE : ABOUT 500
worth OF FuFnitnre Tor housekeeping on the In
WTANTED-PROMI 10 TO 80 GALLONS MILK
w per dny @ must ~ be hral-Slass ADDRESS HOL-
fels9ts
IINRENCH LEssoNs-MME. LEPRINCE, FROM
II Paris Will give conversational lessons in French
az het own and pupils residence; prices moderate;
best city rceronce also morning and evening classes
opening February l5 Cali at Sis Third street north.
wcft. feline
A RT NEEDLEWoRR IN CLASSES AND
IA privately Specimens and terms at Mrs NJ. b.
BkUCEs Si Ninth street northwest tesu
IDEAL ESTATE, UEIMPRoVED OR IMPRoV-
Il ed, anywhere In Washington city, wanted for
cash; Money to loan uninprOvcd property. j.
w. starr li29 New York ayenue la2G.lm
WVANTED co. SCRAP IRON. - 1000 TONS or
w Wrought aud Cast Scrap Iron wanted, state
lowest cash price, delivered, POTOMAC MANU-.
FACrUblNi co, Alexandria, Va. Jaqn
| VNTANrED-To ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN Ic
w Beall Room T. li2O Now York avenue, Is y Com
Missioner OF Deeds for every State and Territory,
United States Commissioner. Examiner and Notary
Public, always In Office from a. tO5p. apS0ly
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-23
Population Of the National Capital. 10000

WASHINGTON. D. C.. FEBRUARY %. issa.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


WANTED.A wHTTE COOK WHO WILL
w wash and iron; also white Nurse GIRL, German
nue.. fogla
XVANTEp--A WHITE WOMAN, no DO THE
w work for family OF two; good home aud
wage Sy given must be superior cook and lanndress
iSyoSOnneguout hNenue. ieLiIl--
WANIgD-A SWEDISH GIRL, TO DO qEN-
wv erel iousowork. Apply today lThursdayl. be-
tween ne hours ofP and 10 at soo street northwest
ts-' ----------------
wv ANTED-A REsPECTA BLE WHITE WO.
w man aa Nurse and Chambermaid; city references
required. Apply any evening ut 1873 Connecllcut
Wy ANTED--A FIRsT-CLA COOK, AT 90 A
apply. fe22,3is
WANTED RELIABLE MIDDLE-AGED
w woman as Nurse for an infant: must come well
recommended. Apply at once At 1913 Tenth street
wv VANTED-A wHTTEwoMAN TO COOK AND
ply Mt 6iS Thirteenth street northwest. fesl.a+
WANTEpa.A COMPETENT WHITE GIRL or
w hoy, TO walt on Table Apply at 1877 Connect
@ ee.Snus. ie-,-os-
wv ANTED--A GIRL (CoLoRED PREFERRED),
Wv odo Washing, Ironinr and general House.
WORK, IN private iamilyi must he strong and willing
reference required Apply nj g2' II street northwest
UTANTED-GOoD DINING.RooM SERVANT,
,1,i eeloTed M mus! come well recommended Aggy
UTANTBD--A WHITE WOMAN, TO COOK.
w Wash, and Iron Call, with proper recommend
ntions, at iili Thrtyfourth street, West Washing
ton. fe2O3t
WANTED 90 A GIRL OR WOMAN TO DO
w HOuscwOrk for a small family of adults; must
be honest neat. and Industrious. Apply at J0I Mas.
sachuSotts avenue northwest fe90Me
WY ANTED-A RESPONSIBLE WOMAN TO
w walt upon old lady, who bring her own
machine and do nice sewing; wages ten dollars n
month and home. Address, giving references, Mrs.
ELBERON, PostOfiice. fe203te
yyTANTED--AN ASSISTANT NURSE GIRL,
w RON y TO 10 years old; must be kind and will
ing, and bring reference from last place. Call he
tween and O'Clock y. m. ut 7Ol Seventh street
northwest. fe2OAt
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TURKISH BATHS.

NEW TURKISH BATM (DR. BovEITsb
good ventilation. Ladies', Monday and Friday Mob
open Sunday, Open from TN 10; Saturday. II
Baths u; six tickets. $45o. DR.. IL. L. BoVEK Ileo-
tricinn. ocD-ly
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AMIJsEMENTs.

NATIONAL THEATRE
EVERY EvESN{INg ,Sd end sAT,ggIRpAy MATINEE
Grand Revival of the Gem Of oil Spectacular prOdug.
tions,
THE BLACK CROOK.
Produced on scale Of uDsurpassed spiendor
Gorgeous Scenery
Magnificent Costumes. A!mor,
TWO GRAND BALLEiS.
led by the Worlds Greatest Premiere Danseuse Asso
MILE. nE ROSA,
nnd the Charming Premiere Danscuse,
MILE. BAEZA NO.
supported by Kiralfys Famous Troupe Of Coryphecs
and European Specihtiesi
The Martin Family, Ronaldo Brothers, &c.
Monday, February q Qhree nlghts)-MaplesoD
Grand Opera Company.
Thursday, March 2-Lawrence Barrett Dramatic
Company, three nights and saturday matinee.
ENoIiDs. NIGHTS IN ROME
TONIGHT AND SATURDAY MATINEE
The Brilliant Dramatic Artistic
MISS JEFFltIfYS LEWIS,
as "Antonla." In
TWO NIGHTS IN ROME
Life IN the Eternal City. story similar tn "Forret
Me-Not," possessing the same vivid human interest,"
pictnring woranhood in Its bltterest trials aud
noblest triuinphs.
Every Mother should see It.
Every wife should see it.
Every sister should see II.
Every Husband should see II.
Monday NeHt-HAvERLY's MINsTRELs.
Purchase your seats to-day 10 avoid the rush Mon
day night.
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WASTED--Roons.

wv vANTED-FURNlSuED ROOM AND BOARD
w northwest Of Tenth and q streets, 10 not exceed
,2i per month. Ad9icsaS q, Repuhl,an Office 2t3.
wv ANT12D INtMEDIAT UNFuRNIsII-
dress. stating terms and iuca,ion vOst-ohlce lock
Box -. irEiStS
WY yANTED-Ftl FINISHED ROOM TOR MAN
w aud wife. with board near Government Print
ing ONCE; state terms. Address MAR, Republican
OfiiCr fc.l-j,"
wv ANTEU--l or 2 FURNISHED ROOMS, IN A
w strictly private hully; references exchanged.
Address, With location and price SIGNAL llepuhlt-
can office fet2.3tt
wv NNTED-a OK MORE SECOND FLOOR UN-
w mruishud Rooms for light houSok vepingj no
children; permanent. Address Box IS Republican
ollie, fesi
. 4 Young LADY WOULD LIKE BOARD AND
N Room with small private family: location no.
tween second AMI sixth and and X streets uu til
west preferred. Address. with terms, h. ), T., re
publican UNce fCsiI"
w yASrED--A GENTLEMAN WANTS BOARD
reference. Addscss j. VI r., Republican oflirc. 2.3f
Wy ANTI.p- FURNISHED ROOM, FIRE ASp
w gas, With good hoard. for gentleman, wife, ana
child TWO years old Address. stating tcrns, ". g.
G., ltepnblcan 00lce to!-it2
WANTED-PLAIS FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
hIlsband wife and duugh,er: bcsl references; give
price. q, W. e" Republican o;toe. telS&ln
NvANrEO- BY 4 CAREFUL TENANT, /
w Furnished and tnlurrShcd Rooms for Hight
housekeeping AddrUy,, with location and terms G
A. REFUL. Republican oAlce. feis&"
WANTED Houses.
SNANTED-To PURCHASE, OR Rent WITH
the privilege Of purchasing, Modern House,
the city; .lddres4 with location ard price q, H.,
Post Ohice Box 81, Cay. fe2l-a%
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WY vANTED-PIASO IN GOOD CONDITION; (;
w also Chamber suite, walnut OF ash; Mattress
springs. &c. Address q. 4. H., Republican Office.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-23

I,OR RFNT-oN SECOND FLOOR, pARLoR,
IL Bedroom, and bath, newly furnished rent very
low Inquire at 1890 Seventeenth street northwest
fclg-9ts
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-23

"ANTED.-A WHITE COOK, WHO WILL
w wa9li and Iron also white Nurse GIRL German
nue.. fcga3
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-09
HEALTH ITEM.

About year ago the smallpox pre-
vailed to some extent in Austin, and there
were great apprehensions at the time of
the dread disease becoming epidemic. It
was during this excitement that a sad-eyed
colored man entered pawnbroker arena on
Austin avenue with blanket under his
arm, which he offered as collateral security
for temporary loan of a dollar. The
contracting parties disagreed on financial
issues, the pawnbroker asserting, with con-
siderable positiveness, that he was inviting
financial ruin to take possession of him if
ne advanced more than slick quarter on
the blanket, while the negro stated if the
times were not so panicky, five dollars
would be no inducement for him to part
with the blanket.
"Why, you are out of your mind" said
the pawnbroker, running his arm through
hole in the blanket. at was not worth
three dollars when it was new"
know dat, boss, but hates to part
wild dat blanket on account oh de tender
recollecshuns connected wild it.
p exclaimed the alarmed pawn
broker.
A pearly drop ran down the dusE. nose,
and as he tried to swallow big lump the
colored man said, "Dat blanket belonged
to my wife's mudder, who died yesterday
wild de small-poxes, but yer can hab it fer
quarter"
People wondered why tae colored man
with blanket came out Of the shop in
haste, as if fred out of a cannon, but he
knew why. He wanted to get good start
so as to beat load o. buckshot with which
the pawnbroker was preparing to vaccinate
him
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-09
A REBsE CHARACTERISTIC

The Jewnh Chronicle, of England, thus
explains whas it deems a marked charac.
teristic of that race : 1.-THE mobility Of
Jewish emotion>is doubtless one of the
causes of the very marked Jewish capacity
for music. On the inteIiectuaall side music
and mathematical power appear to g6>ssahd
in hand. On the side of emotion there
seems to be required for musical ability a
ready play of deep emotion. A nation that
has produced within the last half century
such musical geniuses as Felix Mendels-
sohn, Meyerbeer and Halevy, not to speak
OF the smaller ones like Offenbach, must
possess greater talent for music than other
people. Perhaps more than anything we
owe to this texibility of our nature the de.
cided Jewish joyousness and capacity to
bear trouble. No nation except the Japan
ese can vie with us in general cheerfulness
of disposition. The connection Of
the two qualities is obvious. A
nature that can change its moods
easily can more easily bear sorrow
than one which broods on its trou.
bles. A less mobile character than the
Jewish would probably have been crushed
and certainly embittered by the centuries
OF persecution that Jews have passed
through. Yet it is undoubtedly most
characteristic of the Jews TO be bright and
gay. Jewish family life is more attractive
on this account, and this prevents that
seeking for amusement outside of family
circle which is the quickest dissol-
vent Of family love. 1t is likewise due to
this fact that servants who have lived
long time with Jews are spoiled for any
other service. In wider sphere this Joy
GUS view led to an optimistic view of things
in general, which was the Jewish trait that
had melted the ire of Schopenhauer, the
father of modern pessimism and the hidden
source of much of modern Judentresserei.
Waguer's opposition to Judaism in mu.
sic is due to his pessimistic manner and to
the more peaceful and happy strains which
emanate from Jewish musicians"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-09
THs SOUTH WIND.

Out OF the perfumed, beautiful South, out of the
home Of the roses,
Blow, wind Of the Summer Seas winds OF the
Isles of the Blest
Come where my heart, like flower in drought,
ehace and petals uceloses,
Signing in pain for the dew and breeze, faint with
sultry unrest.
Rise, wind OF the South and blow set the fount-
ain OF spices fjwing,
Alees and cassia, and costliest nard, cinnamon,
saffron and nyrrh
Come where the s'unted saplings grow set the gar
den and orchard glowing
Breathe on the earth that ia stripped and hard,
Till the young life waken and stir
Like olrd In nest at the break OF day, with its
wings in dreams uplifted
Thrilled with sense of the coming dawn ere the
luminous gates uncose,
Vi germ from the tropical groves astray on the
Vagrant bfeezes drifted,
waiting the birth of brighter morn, in its cere.
mentS OF alien SHOWS.
Bleak is my garden, sterile and dark, never bud
with sunlight fiushes
Sealed is the fOunt Of odor and balm fled and dead
is the voice of song;
Mute are the cushat, mavs and lark never n riT,
with music gushes;
Barren are vine and ig-tree and PALM chill is the
day, and the night is long;
Ever L wait and watch for the Spring for the
bloom and glory of May,
Looking for Youth in his robes OF gold and for
Love, like King aljghting,
That my soul may from the dust and sing in the
glow of magical day;
But the pitess hours fly one by one, and no sound
the stiffness breaking,
HeIalds the feet Of risen Love, with the silver
strains Of the past;
Never the day that is lad and done shall return
for new awaking,
Never the wing OF the slaughtered dove shall brood
Ger the nest at last.
Wind of the Mort thou has npped my flowers,
nipped and blasted my best and iairest
How could they blossom beneath thy breath p
thou who art bitter and fierce and chill
Keep but away from my frozen bowers-all that is
lOyeliest then, ami rarest,
Freed from thy terrible spell OF DEATH vineyard
aud orchard and sward shall fill.
Wind CT the South thou Earliest long--come ere
the tender roots be persisted;
Shall not make me G rden meet for the Lord
Of an Eden Of light p
Shall not the blossoms grow rich and strong, that
on earth He most has cherished
Shall have naught that is fair and sweet ?-naught
but the frost, ard the storm and blight?
All It's in vain that make my prayer-still is the
iae-wind Ger me sweeping;
Still do hold my vigil of woe, still do shudder
meath wintry skies?
Still is my garden pallid and bare still are the tor
pid vineyards sleeping;
Never the wind OF the South stall blow, till it
blows from the Hills OF Paradise.
Il Fanny Parnel
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-09

The large detached flowers used on sum.
mer satlnes are repeated on the dark cali
Goes and lew priced wool -oods for eg=-,.
day winter dresses
Stocklngnet or wool webbing, ior making
Jersey jackets, is imported ia DARK Oh
green, ruby and strawberry ledS, sla II
electric blue and seal brown.
Silk mits for autumn are solid :" that
Is, they have no lace figures as borders on
the hand and arm. They are most stylish
in black and dark red silk.
At present the preference is for plain
goods for new dresses, but there will be
many combination dresses that will be
partly made of striped sods or Of large
figured fabrics.
Vatican overdresses are u great favor
with young ladies. The large fold at the
back, which is the prin jpal feature of sha
dress, is caught up below the W ist n for'r
drapery.
The new Pompadour lace is similar TO
Breton laces, with the addition Of flowers
IN relief made OF muslin, and worked in
button-hole stitch I; single flower is in
each point or scallop Of the lace. ------<
Short round basques are becoming fash.
ionable, instead OF the long cuirasses that
turn up at the edges when the wearer ia
sitting. These are in square battlements, I
or IN leaf points or slender curves, and the
edges are heavily corded.
Military styles are in vogue, such as
braiding IN crossway rows on jackets. and
there are military collars CT white hnen
worn high around the neck. and fastensd
by ring al ball that is passed tlroa -
the button holes on each side Of the frost.
Chisele velvets, with figures in bold w.
LEI, Are made into dress skirts to We
with velvet polonaises. Spanish l
psssementerie, and chenilis fringe tri8r III.
y6verdress but the skirt is rich enoss 2
dispense with trimmings, and evsu Cos
narrow balayeuse finish will be unneee
sary