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ANNUAL DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZES AND PREMIUM
The annual closing exercises and distribution OF
premiums at St Joseph's school, West Washing
ton, took place this morning. A very Interesting
program was presented Rev. s. A. Kelly, S. j.,
distributed the premiums and made an address to
the scholars. One room OF the school was devoted
10 the needlework done by class OF young girls
Taught by Sister Christina The first honorS were
conferred as follows: Graduating medals Misses
Mary Gavin and Katie Horr1gan; medals for first
honors Of the school, Misses Katie Horr1gan, Te-
reSa Mcdonald and Katie Cleary; second honors,
Misses Bertha Fowler, Mary Peters and Dora Col
Inns; gold medal for housekeeping, julia O'Connor
grammar to Misses Mary Mahoney, Mary Gavin.
h hate HorTgan; IN second class, do TO Teresa Nc
OConnor, Katie Hagerty; third class OF Christian
doctrine, etc, Estelle Thecker, Mary Powers,
Bertha Fowler, Rose Kearney. Nellie Mckinley,
Peters, Alice Masterson; fourth class, do,
Laura Collins Mary McKenna, Lena Locher,
HorrIgan, Alice McNerhany, Annie Benin, LIZZIE
Ellis, Josephine sullivan, Kate Smith, Mary May
Helen McNally; NTH class. DO. Nellie isullivan,
Ogle, Mollie Bateman, Kate Mccarthy, jamie VI
mer, Bessie Crown, Katie Harrington, Mary Har-
nedy, Kate Ceazor. Lizzie McKenna, Grace barnes
Laura Nally, Nellie Kearney, Annie Caldwell, Katie
Bateman, Mary Mccarthy. Mary Harneky, Julia
Harrington, Mary Hogan, Irene Knott, Ella Whelan,
May Mary Ellen Sullivan Hataie soufheS H SaIan
Murray, May Murtagh, Susie McQuade. Jennie
Dudley, Mary MCGOWAN, Mary Locher, Nellie Dow
ney, Mary ODonoghue Seraphina Delamico, Nellie
Grimes, Mary Findey, Katie Goggins Mary Bur
roughs, Mary Gates, Agnes Benin, Mary Donovan;
alphabet class, Kate Harnedy, Cecilia Mccain,
Mary Mcguire; astronomy class Mary Mahoney
Mary Gavin, Katie Horrigan; first class I'm artthme,
tic, Mary Gavin, Mary Mahoney, Katie Horrigan,
Kate Cleary, Julia OConnor; second class in afth-
metic, Estele Thicker, Rose McNerhany, Mary Sui
Ivan, Mary Harrington, Mary Peters, third class In
arithmetic, Teresa Hagerty, Rose Kearney, Bertha
Fowler, Imy Mclntire, Maggie Benin: fourth class
IN arithmetic, Dora Collins, Helen McNally; fifth
Katie O'Day, Irene Knott, Mary Weigand, Mary
Polk; penmanship Teresa Mcdonald. Rose McNer-
hany, Mary Powers, Nellie Mckinney, Josephine
Sullivan. Kate Smith; singing, Rose Kearney. Mel
lie Mckinley, Alice Masterson, Cecilia F1ndley;
fancy work, ETC., Mary Peters, Katie Horrigan,
Mary Mahoney, Julia OCOnnor, Imogene Mcintyre,
Mary Gavin, Teresa Mcdonald, Mary Sullivan
Mary Harrington, MOll1e Bateman; housekeeping,
Katie Horr1gan, Mary Mahoney, Laura Collins, Lena
LOcher.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

CTFIMFR MATTANo LEAVES SEVENTH STREET
- wharf every SUNDAY. TUESDAY and ii RSDA1
DAY edneaeisys and Fridays. stopping at intermed
ste Landings going and returning
Also to,icbes at Grinders wharf sundays and Tues
Gays down snd Wednesdays up. and Cha9rl Point ana
Br-nts wharf Thursdays down and Mondays and We'd
Il. T. JONES. Agent,
..la 18th street wharf.
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Suic,de In Baltimore,
Murder Sensation in Mattoon.

BALTIMORE, June 27-August Deckert, German
aged 49, committed suicide early this morning by
cutting his throat. Cause, intemperance.
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Taos. E wAGGAMAN. Real Estate Au

Taos. E wAGGAMAN. Real Estate AuctiOnesr.
A BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT ON THE SOUTH
EAST CORNER OF 14TH AND STREETS
NORTHWEST.
On TUESDAY. JULY FIRST. AT FIVE O'CLOCK
Lot ia - feet front bS
u feet eep Terms day of sale
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: AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS DOWLING. Auctionecr.

rTNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
CHOICE COLLECTION OF ROSES, BEGoNIAs.
DECORATIVE AND BUDDING PLANTS, AT
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE THRTIETH,
1884. at HALF-PAST THREE O'CLOCK, ct my auction
je27.2
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A Rassle Win xhexels.
IABoR-sAvrSG MACHINE csrsEs A suarx pso,

A rABoR-sArISG MACHINE CAUSES A mall. gsof m
PrrrsBuRe. Pa, june 80 ser,o,s o,.,ur,.,..
occurred in the twelfth ward this am. brtwesa
the discharged men OF Booth Flynn, contractora.
S e new Iorce engaged 70 take their places
sene,, anu yesteruay procured hosting engine
Win which work can be done with one-fourth the
huinoer OF workmen. This espleased the employees.
ana this am, when the contractors arrived they
found the men had carried the engine and boler -
Te ,,.er anu thrown them In The men. number
engaged, but when the latter attempted 10 worS
The Old men interfered and general melee TOOK
pace, IN which stones piCkhsndes and shovels
were freely used -Four OF the new men were hadlv
hurt; one OF them, James kinney probably fatally
Inc asSailants finally were driven OF by the new
men. who then procceded with the work No Arrests
were made.
The Republican Campaign Worker.
ORGANIZATION or THE NATIONAL coNNrrTEE AND
GENERAL KxHcCrIvE ooknITTEK
The national republican committee, at the after.
noon session In New York yesierday, selected the
following officers chairman. r. f. Jones OF Pitts
burg; secretary, Samuel Fessenden, OF Conn. ana
the following executive committee:-J. r. Charree.
OF Colo: J. C. New, Ind; J. NJ Mason, West Va:
}. NJ. HAYNES, Me-: W. ". Grape, Mass: F. 3 San.
derson, Wis; s b. Elkins n NJ; g. A. Hobart y.
J.; George w. Hooker. VI; John u. Lawson. " Y;
CLAYTON, ARK; Frank Morey. La: A I. conSer'
Ohm; John T. Sanoorn. Mich; Church House. Neb:
cyrus Leland, Jr,, Kan; John r. Lynch, Miss; j. s
Inns, y. II. Also. the following finance COMMITTEES:
X. +. Jones, Horace Davis, John ID. lawson David
and Geo. W. Hooker.
After the adjournment OF the fuu committee the
general executive committee met senator Chaf-
Zee was made permanent chairman OF the eNecu-
tive committee; Col Hooker It's permanent ses,re-
tary. The committee delegated its fun power 20
subcommittee 20 act during its recess consisting
OF Messrs- Chaffee, Elkins and hobart, and they
have added Nessrs Conger, OF Ohio and Garrison.
OF Iowa The finance committee also had a meet
Ing.
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TIE o. 8. s. Powhatan sailed nom Nev Yor,r
this morning for Lisbon with relief ofcerx for rhe
Lancasf ana Quinnehaug On the TuropeSn r.
0On,
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BROS, Auctionees.

nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
CONTINUATION AND CLOSING SALE OF LOTS ON
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE TWENTY.
EIGHTH, at SIX O'CLOCK, win continue the sale
Of lots on Columbia Heights in block 81 Some of the
choicest lots remain, and owing to the incemency Of
the weather Wednesday last the sale adjourned
This will be the closing auction Plats at the Office of
auctioneers.
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auct1oneer.

YNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF FURNITURE, &C.
By virtue Of an order Of the Orphans Court will
offer for sale. at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, ON SATURDAY,
TWENTY-BIGHTH JUNE, 1884 in front of Dowling's
auction store corner of Pennsylvania and 18th
street northwest the Household Effects of the late
Henry Douglas comprising Walnut Marble top Cham
Der Suits. Brussels Carpet Refrigerator &C., &c.
Terms cash
te25-dts J.J WATERS, Administration.
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The Cold Wave and the River.

inc VO1O " aVo ana the River
WHAT THEY SAY At THE SIGNAL orFIcE-rpR COLI
WAVE WILL SOON LEAVE Us-Ho FEARS OF A
FREsHKT.
The welcome change in the temperature OF this
Vicinity was caused by q barometric depression
which developed In the Mississippi val.
ley and Travelled eastward, accompanied by
cold wave which had its origin In
the country north OF Minnesota So say the
weather officials at the signal Office The center OF
the depression was directly over Washington
decided change In the temperature occurred.
During the travels OF the depressed barometrc area
eastward, no storms followed until IL reached the
vicinity OF Virginia. The New York Herald says
that although the direct cause OF the change has
passed away, its effects will be felt until the middle
OF July by continued cool weather.
show Is that?" asked STAR reporter Of signal
service on1cer this morning.
THAT Is not true, according TO our calculations. "
was the reply. "a change OF this character cannot
have any lasting effects at this time or the year.
lou see there was no cyclone; simply a change In
the weather, which will be OF short DURATION We
LOOK Tor some very warm weather again by the LIST
OF july"
"Well, how about the rise In the river at Harpers
Ferry?" asked the reporter.
ION, that amounts to nothing. There was only
anfteen-lnch rise over night, and maximum height
mas been reached we think. There may be a couple
OF Inches more rise, but no more than that and the
river will begin TO 60 down"
Inc signal ofhcer reports at 1920 .. m. that the
POtomac river is at stand, and that the Shenan-
ooah river has risen 16 inches since the last report
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INHOGAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
NEW AND SECONDHAND HARNESS AND SAD
DIES AT AUCTION.
ON SATURDAY, JUNE TWENTY EIGHTH, 1884,
Al ELEVEN O'CLOCK. IN front of my auction rooms
I shall sell six sets Of new Single Harness: also, for
gentleman in the army elegant double SET single
set: Saddles, Blankets, Covers, &c. je26-2t
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

CHANCERY SALE OF GOOD IMPROVED REAL
~ ESTATE, SITUATED AT THE CORNER OF
AND SIXTH STREETS SOUTHEAST. CONSIST.
ING OF TWO BRICKS AND THREE FRAMES
A GOOD CHANCE TO BUY SMALL HOUSE
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II COX AT LOW FARES.
FORTRESS MONROE AND NORFOLK.
IYRS CLASS FARE, 81. ROUND TRIP- sLol
Steamer JANE MOSEIEI leaves Washington Tor NOrr-
foll and Old Point MONDAY. WEDNEsDA1 ana r HI
DAY $50 making close connection Wild Steam,
for New YorE. Ocean View Virginia Beach anu All
POTONAC RIVER LANDINGs-Fare DC. Steamer
J. W. THOMPSON leaves MONDAY. WEDNESDAY
for fnfornstion apply by telephone otherwise to
lensral Once, Sixth street wharf terminus 9TH or
Seh street AAffAEO "OoD, sec:
f3EO n PHILLIPS Supt jelS
nALY LINE TO NORFOLK. FORTRESS MON
IL roe and the south.
STEAMERS GEORGE LEARf and EXCELSIOR
Ore OF these popular steamers leaves Seventh
Street wharf daily (Sundays excepted at $50 p n,
oATURDAYS at 8. STOPPING at Piney Point daily. going
xAarsdsy and Saturday trip only.
oAIURDAY NIGHT STEAMER RETURNS MONDAY
Exclusive connection with Boston and Providence
steamers. Connect also with New York and Rich
Rond steamers, Norfolk ard Western, Seaboard
shd Roanoke, Ocean View and Virginia Beach
Passage and rooms can he secured at Baltimore and
Ohio ticket Office. at 18th street and Pennsyl-
Slnta avenus, ST. Marc hotel, Polkinhorn's next to
Qey once. Office OF Knoxs express 9Th street and
1Snnsylvanis avenue. and at company's office, 18th
se{eet wharf.
knoxb express viii call for and check baggage from
hotels and private residences.
Freight received daily until 5p
Ill WILLIAM p. WEIGH General Agent.
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

VNNdOMAS OOWL1Nt, Auctloneer.
NEW TRUNKS AT AUCTION, EMBRACING La
DIES SARATOGAS. GENTLEMENS ENGLISH
AND ZINC FOLIO AND STEAMER TRUNKS.
On SATURDAY. JUNE TWENTY EIGHTH. 1884. at
TWELVt- O'CLOCK, within my auction rooms shall
sell the above consignment of Trunks. te2b-2t
T'HoMAs BOWLING. Auctloneer.
PAIR BAY MARES SAFE AND KIND DRIVERS
AT AUCTION
On SATURDAY. JUNE TWENTY-EIGHT 1884, at
TWELVE O'CLOCK, in front Of my auction rooms, I
shall sell the above fine animals. je26-2t
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GUARANTEE AGAnssf MEXICO REQuRsrxn-The
surgeon general Of the marine hospital service has
received petlt1on nom the citizens OF Benson. A.
r, requesting the establishment OF q 6uaranttne
station 1t NogAes, to prevent the INTRODUCTION Al
yellow fever nom the Injected Districts on t,se
western coast Of Mexico
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TIE QUEEN OF AMERICA.-Nrs. Lucinda Benfleld
who appeared at the White House some weeks ago.
claiming to be the Queen OF America and to be en-.
titled to the occupancy OF the thrown OF state was
this afternoon sent by the authorities to her home
In Louisville, KY.
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Mr. Chr. Heur1ch, the weu-known brewer. ha,
taken out q permit 70 reconstruct the Old Washing
tom house, corner Pennsylvanis avenue and &
street, and put itinto condition to berun q hotel
The changes contemplate general repairs and buil(
brick addition IN the rear two stories high. Thu
cost VIII be t16,0 600 @. A. Diddeu Is the architect
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A CROSS BILL FOR DIvoRCE.-In the case OF Pierce
Mcdonald against Mary A. McDonald-a bill fol
divorce-the respondent to-day, by MT A. K
Browne. filed a cross bill She charges her nus
band with adultery and with having committed ar
abortion on his paramour
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tumbrdown condition before the shock the mousse on
senior Vallejo the brother of Gen raj vallejo inc "e
known Californian politician, was Dauy u'huSs" T.,
was coae to the Mission and also oi hl.n po,,.,in
March 1872 there was another severe =
IN November 1877, shocks " oOrslderanc ,
ond ycc period OF 40 seconds were feli In Northern
New York Massachusetts, Vermont NeWha,p n a'c
and Canada Some Of these were severe b'un IN
shaken bells rung, and considerable mihor u"""so III
on Novcmber 49, 1877 earth quake shocks were felt
over a wide area comprising Kansas, Nebraska Iowa,
ond Dakota Tie sho ks severe. Building were
shaken and I'm instances cracked, bat no. thrown
down. On the foil wing day there was shght SHOCK
felt at Knoxville Tenn.
Early on the mornng Of October 3, 1873, severe
shock ct along both sdcs Of The Hudson RIVER from
West Point TO Tcokskil. II local vis at0n now
ever confined to the Highlands II the Hudson.
On N,yember 90 OF the snme year. there
minute 10 'nds, extending through IN
nos. Indiana and far South Little Rock AK lhy
covered of 1000 square miles Walls OF houses
were acked, bui none were overthroWn lhS WIS laoh
was made the suhirct If extended cntifc res alch
There shock felt T0nGnoui FLORIDA on Tue
cities and towns n bratons sufficiently sever 10
crack the walls Of buildings throw crockefy from SHELVES
GnG do othcr damage. ,,-,.
ON December 80 Of the same year there wasa rhght
shock felt In parts Of OAK iia. ,,,. ,o,,
ON the m ,ung of January % there was slght ShocA
felt in paris of VI Inc No DANA e was done ,,.,
There wer, savera slignt hooks of earthquake eit III
Dover. Contorook. Cone nd and other parts o. New
Hampshire on December 20 l-s2. The damage don" III
C ell Sigh. - r.. l..
ON ,Utrmbrr - of the year shocks were ieI III
st. LOUIS Springfield aud Icr points IN Mis7or III hos
and Indiana. No serious d9Na g was d'h'
FOR Omer Ei,thq,alc Nc,cs see Flrst and rum Iages
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which had witnessed. Armed with these went mp TO
the censors oce and asked tina: they might be stamped
IOr translns s0n home The looked the first
ana said u was Ridiculous. Couldn't pass that; no such
atr0cities had ever been committed and forth The
second was condemned In the way, and so on until
the last was reached. When he had rejected that also
sad TO him very deb rately You are going to pass
every one OF those skechesp 'On tie contrary, sad
he, am going 10 tear them up II you do said T. Il
shall draw not only six but twelve pictures than
these, and send them home by my own messenger Il
will have him arrested then said the censor Very
well then; in that shall leaye the camp at once.
and In London I will Dir tive; ty pic uies oil worse
than these and they will all be published that people
may see the real truth about how behaving rere.
The censor, like a sensible man, trar IL was
no use carrying things with to- high hand an came to
terms He admitted he had stopped all my sketches,
prom Sod 10 do 80 more. and left him wit my arOc
ity pictures In my pocket, assuring him that hc first
sketch OF mine that he stopped again, the whole series
shOu go Ia London by the next steamer never hal
any more trouble with him IN that respect al, hOugh he
paid me out by having me arrested some months later
/ he great thing either time time. TO
on with ugly customers is TO he very cool but when It
comes to point put your 70 ( down hard"
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PIAZZA TALK At THE SEdSHORE.
From The Boston Commercial Buitcfin.
n - 4 Il II j 49,. L. q

Prom the EOs'0n fOTHlufTctdi
ooh, Mamie ! I'm awful glad you have come
down. we arr going to have german and You an
trot inside 240 sir, and ROAD ten mics an hour best
and they do say he's dreadful fast daughter Of mine
SHOULD be-taken by the heal aud dipped into dish 81
melted butter then they taste llke-hannel trimmed
with braid aud n tennis hat OF black crimson, then ]
think Jennie shall bt--th" beat eaten on tine Held.
sir took ii right of the bat jim BOggI he was PLAYING
b.hind and he ran back and-wiped Stich ahd Orl-
ware completely sir, all their assets arehc love
Heat OF French ca1dy you cversaw, Nellie ana when
ne came asked hmif he sent t,and h said-icss
as soon "a he stuck hs fork into em, thcms mothers
pickles -ez John can tell mo hers pickles they allus
iaste kc-a re ar old maid my dear been down here
for the last years. she Is try ing To catch-the biggest
Goldfish that has been taken or this shore
This year, when JACK pulled him up the fish
was--dOwn nj tho roller skating rpk having an
awful good time " ~ embarrassing th6u IN 10 al INTO
the II ean"st clique that ever was planned--aud
inst 10 nut down hot whisscy punch wlsh we
might old boy, but the Law and Orcr Lcagu has taken
"a dreadful chill. TIL me I'm the water AGAIN with
GU --manaeiug private thcatriclls. I'd Ike 10 have
iovcmaking ard then kick Ike steer II You give them
a mart that n snt--hO 1d mem thing. | do wish
u q L. would mind their own affairs Why danced
The german SATURDAY, and Suud we went 10 the rocks
TO ether an now IA say anl-a perfect bar I'm,
all kiids Of liquors I'm his and-mO' hrr ami -
10 Saratoga bee stocks ST., tna hive risen over
tea pcr cent I'm a-bnc Xix dress, II you ever heard
sucha thing aud thcn--hcld eleven uuHp' y d TOOK
Five dollar, her. t. pay SUBSCRIPTIONS 10 ihe
Pitcher icr wafer Ia nuct five and ca mc-a ickaS',
sir to do business with IN re capltnl thHn-h'r
hrlddrc.s which makes her look lkc--a housaud
shares in 4 zion Pacific that--srcn s exactly Ike Il
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COUARDLY POSITION or THE BOLrERs.

From the Worth Addps Mass 7ranscrtpt
The omission of all notice Of Hendricks and
the Democratic party in this address of the Independent
Concrcncc and in the convention naturally attracts
attention. nut the is oh, Ous. II impossible
for Mr. Curtis without gross inconsistency to commend
Thomas n Hendricks TO the voters of the country for
he had denounced him "A coppercad and unworthy OF
respect and confidence. Neither could iudoIse the
Democratic party for only few weeks ago he described
that party as without principle conspiracy against
human rights and a conspiracy FOR plumber and
spos and yet the address recommends the sur port Of
Cleveland But Cleveland cannot be supported without
voting Tor hendricks and the Democratic party. Every
man in that convention knew this What a position for
thoughtful and conscientious men! They ashamed
or afraid 10 mention either Hendricks or the Democratic
party ana only md0rscd Cleveland whereas I'm reality,
they were plcdglng Themselves to Hendricks and his
party The success Of such "a party would be the
triumph ana pcrpetuItlOu Of all the evils dangers and
crimes VI Curtis has sought 10 defeat and destroy The
convention he addressed called 10 and
the overthrow of the spOs system and yet with marvel
lous iniau1tiOn, he cOunsc~ political course which leads
directly ana inevitably 10 the triumph Of party hc de
scrhcs conspiracy for plumber and spoils" II "a
no answer to this 10 say that he only recommended the
Suppor of Cleveland. n makes 1t worse for they all
Know that vote for Cleveland also vote for Hen
dilrh- and the Democratic party. The convention lid
not have the courage OF ~ opinions n lodged and
inisLcd s real purpose n did not dare to state frankly
thai n was wOllu" for the success Of the Democratic
party AMI it- candidates
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From The ra.1urg rimes.

From The ii'tburg Tiwes
! heard story of an undertaken the other
wuIcu u-trdt-s hDW shr wdly business aud grief
may hc work It iI double harness The dcrtlkcr vino
D. also thrifty horse dealer had been telling gentle
iuaI the multiple virtues ~ horse ne had Just brought
J. n ntu KY uti bee felt that nothing bus six OF
m animal WIS q lrcl t0 make "A sale. few DAYS
ptr. a. wa cnudu ting funeral. He ia alwlYs very
sympathetic ON such occasion and this time rs
ON. Hit TIC body. d. S banker cf vas 4pafeI and
he uuri words OF consolation bon tue 'ar o.
OF thc mourning family wIO leaning ou hs At
the door stood the oil gentleman to w m he exp ctrd
10 sell the horse and the stool h" ur-c I'm tht hclrso
rs eek and huey us brush. 60 Ild mako hun n
a tryiu- stu toH. but tine turning jockey was equal
tot
Don't give way. d, ar madam Uuats him. Mr. Iea.D
TrV bear up. cine one nu the m -dt of tin h.ar-
Your father T. " IN your slhicl mother now. And
don't hc max daisy Jersey match wt the old aoircl
except for hl amt On loclcEb n" Is W1c bo ter on.
dear Nud thy tell me e. can ro in uc ter tudn three
minutes, Nh KraJ"
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E--m - NNaI-IDNM WNN

F,am me IhtGddpifI U0rd
our next Nicc-l rc>idcnt-WhO by the way,
Is p enthusiastic. -por and very fond of oo-s-tod
good dog story to the writer many moons a-o, WHch is
as follows:
II Gems tc Gen IA owned particu uy fin" watchdog,
mt~tn. OF whose sIedcll AMI hdtHfy ms master was
never ufci u GI,cOuI.ul one SUNNI De- Logan fmIly
were trm O.afly from huI. and Nero was LETT 10
guard h, premises. of which he was the oe occupant
Ic having %, cu y Taught t. rep ir TIVE day 10
restaurant lcW blocks away for biz foOl lc cat IN
back door dO ding him Of -rc,, AID ugIcS one
day, IN rr ar - from Ills inner, Nero heard noise IN
the dlun ON. ans Oh mp tU the Gu discovered
hIf IO ia tucd into the closet ma pulled the door
shu, az hI fore the huge beast could pm NM INC
dog laid down ia front oi the door and waited Win all
tine SAVAGE pcr-,tcucy o. bis breed Tor . Wei n 10 reap
PEAR lay N.ut 1y-tWo, three, aud -ll TIE stubborn
dog. ana nag vita hunger, kept MS posi- 81
purpos that ah 20 Id -uuIu-. ON tine hiih day
. family returned an iiitlu- the cindc'tcd brute rom
his ION, cucd ia. closet. 10 then revealed that
the hou cDrakcr provided with his kt of Tools. had
sawed small lection ont of the trduc wall of the house
ana cscpc. When tn log b.htld tv apcr urr ana The
cod facts g. the dawUcd upon his canine brain. his
little rem lulH ,tIcn- sock him, AID lying down at
tlr l't al s "roTu- mast r. he gave Dis 81 900 oi-
og tie uycr aud-dicl His obvious resemblance 10
human detective mad broken Ms faithful heart