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Temperance at Washington.
GREAT FAILING OFF ~ THE U>s or ALCOHOL Al
THE NATIONAL CAPIrA-

Washington Letter In Springfield Republican
There has been very great and very noticeable
change here within a few years N aBoth"r r1,.s.t
and # may be partially due 10 the incral~. " bust
ness representation here or - the dain and, that
business masses. This change l. In the ua ~ tlco-
holir liquors. striking Illustration Il 4 was 10
h. HOtif cd during NJ canvass fo~ the ~i, tker.n
MOI single glass II liquor WAS s"t cut los any 4
the candidates. l l not see a single member Il
congress under the Influence N liquor dgrinA hat
CANVASS, nor haze since The barhts'perS aud tie
hU'rl prOp1rfurs say that the decrease Ia bar-tip-
ping l. great aS riuuSlN 10 ClTfal r.. Iut :
The three leading candidates for speaker u~eA 20
us" s'llultut~ >lnft' iurS 80 excess Two al fn..a
are how t"tfd abs aiH'rs and have been Tor ~lIir
years, Wtui" III" tiiri on.y Uses Vile in Moderate
quantity at lis di'gor
can count IL. n senators Who used 20 tianla
VII" htN'nm drank drop IN Two years. and there
Il nOl senator. with perhaps exception or Nv =
VINO l. not prudent ana most famn,Tat.' in tl, Tie
OF liquor. Nearly an 81 thtm DO not touch any
Thing except l-ht Inc AT dinner. IL Il IA tie
House. IL T. :" WIZ most ~ ia" pIhic men. There
uses liquor inmod rit.iy. and that h.a Is better OF
without any al n. Ia The social rntert tinlut.n' :
here Also less and less wtnr Is usd and the mum
Der 81 guests no refuse II Il constantly Increasing
In the old DAYS a used Irs up with rum tss-
fore he started N m speech and politics and rUIa
used 10 nix well Eut now tdayS men VINO used 10
dl~,iain business ar hiding enjoyment IN n. and
theg seem - have learned that II requires cool
head. and that ia Il II FAR more enfltIacff IN Do
Nciopng successfully in enterprise than there Is Ia
getting drunk or In picking In WHISKY.
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Pursued by Italian Laborers.
A LABOR AGENT IMPRISONED BY LABoRKRs AND RE
rvasrn apNun Cvrvzr~o

LABOR AGENT IMPRISONED By LABOKkKS AND Re
LEASED BY ARMED CITIZENS.
Achille j. Oisher an Italian labor agent, OF Buff
falo went to Kemp Levee, Miss, with liz Italian
laborers on December 49, There the Italians be-
came dissatisfied, on account OF finding large
force of laborers there ahead OF them The
labOrers already at work also made a
complaint against the new force fof men.
The Italians demanded that Oisher furnish them
with funds to take them back TO Buffalo. This he
refused to do, whereupon the Italians made hin
and his two clerks G. Stevenson and Felix DeIei,
prisoners and held them in camp as such by main
force, threatening them with all sorts OF violence Il
citizens OF ST. Joseph and Waterproof armed them
selves for purpose OF rescung them from the mob
The citizens were fired upon by the Italians, but no
one was hurt. The citizens succeeded In hberatng
Oisher and his two clerks, who went TO Memphis, TO
were attacked again on the street by the Italians
but the police interfered and protected them.
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District Government Affairs.

NOTHING KNOWN ABOUT 1T.
The Commissioners have addressed A note to the
Secretary OF State In response To his inquiry, made
IT The inst Ince OF the eation oi iuStrfa-EIungary
fer particulars respecting the death and last will
and testament OF Matthias Albert. said TO ha re died
in Washington December 18th. 1sS2. stating that
an Investigation by the police ana other endeayoTS
leS cal nothing In regard 10 Tie matter.
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The Greedy Relief Roard.

Lieut. Fl. J. Hunt, c. s. n, one OF The Officers OF
the Rodgers, In her expedition I'm search or the
Jeanette. before the board. ard IN reply TO a
request 10 give the board his views upon the or
ganlz ltion OF the proposed expedition, he read a
paper detailing his plan.
Being aaked about Greelys chances for sustain
In himself and party during the present winter,
Capt. Tyson expressed the opinion that il Lieut.
Greedy and party were We'll they would be found at
LIttieton island He probably has suffered some,
no doubt. but it would hardly compare With the
h2TdahipS OF the nineteen persons who were float
Ing six months and a-half ON the ice.
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The Courts.

CRIMINAL COURT-JuQge WWtP.
To-day, WIN. Lee and Henry Hamilton, house
breaking at residence OF W. j. Morris. November 2,
and larceny OF silverware, clock, &c. guilty; SEN
cord, n. H., for 8 years each. George McQuade
petit larceny second ofense, OF coat guilty; SEN
years
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The Res, >ociets'> Esarrenmes~.


Considered I'm the aggregate. that thing which
calls Itself good society Ia the metropolis as an
other one huniTed years NJ evolution 90 through
before IL VIII have firly learned the lesson that
good society ought 10 teach-ani ought TO teach
with more effect In a rpUbnc than anywhere else,
The lesson l. this: Money Will not create good man.
nerS or produce Refinement; 1t VIII not make talent,
aud can only patronze Il: II coueFS distinction,
except the distinction NJ purchasing power.
That we should have an aTSlocr1cN " wealth Is
natural consequence al national prosperity. "A g
We should have new shoidy class who have Lot IL
Ing else but wealth, who are utterly deficient In
pubic spirit. who gard the country and the gov
eminent That helped To enrich tiIa with sncaking
contempt, Is one II those anomalies tnat. with every
year OF our social growth. attract the attention nd
excite the wonder oI political ECONOMISTS aud pAi-
lOSbphers
| ILc,nnof be said that the '.best" society or New
York Is VERY prOniaent In patriotic. poalr 4 or
public work Of any Kind. IL has lao Jb13 TOR u8-
t0na ccieDra ATOMS il has fiaEs Tor EN.lCu itlun
The balT holdi pedestal With Naye III IL Jeaei-d
dL-erS. but IT doesn't Tor that Ihi,i,-,
and II incii1es TO the notion that noGauIg al LC
Peter Coop Is tedious bore. II this good ucie,y
manages TO dance through one night Ia iae wear IL
the Charity bali. 20 10. IL has been phlanthTupc.
IL l. question II its sympathy Tor art or science
! IS any more marked Az a rule. II does not throw
Its mahogany doors open TO struggling talent "
has recognition Tor those geniuSes whose ideas
or aborS COMMAND the respect OF princes In other
Countries and whose title poet. actor. paiiltt
preacher or Inventor breaks down all barriers OF
! caste.
Take it all together, some OF our good society,
when measured 10y the demands OF the cUnmunty
ia which II LIVES Is very selfish and barren soc-
ely.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-02

CHANGES IN THE MARINE ffUSPITAL SEKVICES-
Assistant surgeon A. b. Beran, OF the Marine hos
pital service, has been detached from duty at De-
troIt, and ordered to Portland Oregon, to succeed
Assistant surgeon Devan. who is On his way east
on sick leave DR.. Devan was innoculated with
poison while performing surgical operation, and
was In danger of losing his life. He Is now on the
road to recovery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-02

Past Masters Eichelberger and Hilton installed
the following officers OF Columbia lodge, No l. l. o.
NJ. last evening: S. NJ. j. W. kidWell W. NJ, JAS.
McElwee j. NJ, C. Y. Ray: K s., w. L Seward; f.
chaplain, j. II. Duvall; conductor, Vim. Palmer; o.
S., j. S. Brown: Il. g. to W. NJ, b. Olive; l. g. to
". NJ, q. y. Hilton.
Three men, belonging to the chain gang, got
tired OF working on the public streets and escaped
last Monday. They We're arrested yesterday and
put back with the gang.
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ted suicide at the lngham house, In WallingfOrd,
Conn, yesterday morning, by hanging himself TO a
door.
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AUCTION SALES.
1OHN SHERMAN 4 co,
- heal tstate Agents and Auctioneers
81 + street northwest.
To..,iOiiGON

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
,Ro1l kTf, ENG Nos Iii AND 13i STREE
NORTHEAST.
By vfI5'.e e decd Of tr-set -a.od tire st d
- folio ~ II set ~ - laui cords Of tht e-A
strict # columbia. I'D Gy direction Of the parry
cuH'd THY. wi 4 = rra-ic aygtio1. in frolt Of
TIE IreuIi.s OF y '}SDA.. he JhIiD DAY of JAN
h1t{ 1851. at FOUR O'CLOCK Z NJ. the following
ii srtt ra estate strGrs II the city Of Washington
ard District II Co'ui ia. 20 vi: Lot numbered forty
seven 40 in John SheTln4n's recorded SUBDIVISION If
square seven hundred and twenty 600 in said city of
NasingrCl4.
IMNEpIhTELT TUFEf,F TFTt. by virtue Of a deed
q trust. dLt u tn fourth ffh) day OF May. 4 d.
ISIS and recorded III her s folio go of the lend
records tn TiSJtfc OF Columbia nd by direction
Of tlt party secured thereby. Will sell at ubl1c
tuu III front ~ tie lrli-s. TIE following described
zeal estate situatt u TIE city OF Washington District
q CoIII.Ihia to wis: Lo- numbered thirtyseven 3D.
il John n, rt,GgLed Subdivision 81 sqIa e
Sven hundred and twenty 1Z0) Ill said city of Wash
ilEtCn.
Terms Z tie above sales: One-forrth Of the rur-
cfaS- price IF each r rty 20 be paid II cash. and the
l"iase ia two and three Yeas with interest
- Mt, TO- Which the Iurghase purchasers viii
81" his or fhei ro-'s secured on the p nartr odd
ali cash at tie oplln OF the purchaser 100 DEPOSIT on
each sale q; time q sal" III eyaucie al cost
IuleG:scr i TINS to De >vn-Eied wI>t i'll days
from date q sale.
JEROME LEE. Trustee
VI. NJ SIi ~. Salesman. d2l-e, SGiS
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~ MIUFESS 90 M NJ v
MMMMs SyY oNSv 81 "
~ VI :! N MN ON NIL Wy
u u n M o on MIL
NJ ii \, EEEN M 90 NNiJII v 80

IF cIft i-NER'S ELECTRIC BELT. or Rp.,pro-r.o-
: it'te rNl rcy FOR the of Disbursements of the
IfetaisNe oyysHs Nhcneser any debility OF the gen
tts3Ny rI ans o'CHrs from whatever cause, the con-
t-!Ce - Strts:I - ELECTRICITY Tcrft tr- fhru IN
" % re- must r~s'r them To healthy action There
! 4. i~t"sr about rhi@ Years
'tsi-' - and tlIUs ADS testified To- Weak
- .-,I iIsH~cfs non lncaracity, Lack OF Sigor
-ll4y in t@st. iy trouble uf these ORGANS cured
- III c'-I0utl tins Win electric belts advertised to
- as non. II al TO TOE. This IL the ONE spc-
C-ttt lurIU. Tor circulars sIyiug tu information
49, v>S-
CHEEYER ELECTRIC BFLT CO.
na-S}~w los Washington street Ch.a-o
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SURGEON GENERAL HAMILTON, OF the marine hos
pital service left last night to make an inspection
OF the various marine hospitals.
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us ED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MIR SANUEL SCHLEIS
INGlR of " Wilmington. Dol AID Miss LIMA SINGER
FROM Toledo, UuiC No cards
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Els.Efknn1EbEn.

GET RID OF COLD AT ONCE by using DR.. Jayne's
Expect0rant. certain cure Tor all pulmonary an
bronchial affections
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-02

RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER--The following
the readings at the Office OF tine chief signal
officer to-day: am. 1856; II am, 8S.1; PIN, 366
MAXIMUM a4; minimum. "a 5.
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VALUABLE CHRISTMAS GIFTS.-Senat0r Fair, OF
Nevada. sent draft for 5000 as a Christmas GIT
10 the Boys and Grs Ala society OF San FRANCISCO,
Cal Mr.. James &. Flood gave the catholic tcInale
orphan Ast ium OF the sne CITY Il .s aud 81 Win
cent orphan Asy iun san Rafael, slUuU, as Christ
ma l-rr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-02
WEI DE- MEYER.

1t is now undisputed that WEI DE MEYERS CA
TARRH CURE is the only treatI mt that will aSote-
~ cure CaJarrh. Dr.. Wei De Meyers TREATISE with
statements o. SYMPTOMS by thu cured. mailed D.
b. DEWEY 4 CO, Isl Fulton street. NY. ja2 -eo3t
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Opinion of DR.. 1tOff. Late Government
Chemist, on AilcOck.s Porous Plas.

Chemist, on AIlcOck,S Porous Plas.
tiers.
My Investigation of A1LcocK,s Porous PLASTER
shows it TO contain valuable essential ingredients
not present in sny other Plaster These iIsreit nts
are so perfectly proportional that the ALLcoCKs
Porous PLASTER will not Blisters or Excessive
Irritation, ana find it superior and efficient
than any other Plaster.
HENRY A. MOTT JR. Pin. D. r. c. s.
Professor Of Chemistry y. Y. Med College ETC.
Do not waste your money buying inferior articles
Tell your druggist you AILcoCK's PoRors PLAs-
TIERS and do mol take others made TO sell on the r.pu.
tation OF the genuine article. d3I-eo3t
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I'd Edition.
Latest TelegranS to The Star.
General Foreign News BY Cable,

AN INTENDING EGYPTIAN CRISIS
LONDON. Jan. "A Cairo dispatch Ia the Pail
Mali rdzstte states that the situation in EcypV is
approaching crisis. The differences which have
arisen between the English and Egyptian advisers
~ ti. AIedlFe are daily increasing, and ii is feared
tn&t the Egyptian ministry viii resign.
MINISTER LOWELL RETIRES FROM THE RErroHsuIP
LONDON, Jan. 2--Hon- James Russell Lowell
l. ; minister, has retired from the rectorSiip Of
81 Andrew university. TO which ne was r.,,-nil IN
elected Minister Lowell states that his resigna-
Ton IS owing u the difficulty that he would en-
! counter IN properly discharging his du-
lies as recto; III the university In view
OF his position as the ambassador OF the
hied states Ills resignation Is greatly regretted
ny Ms supporters III te recent election, as well as
10y tle Officials OF The university
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STEAMERS.
1 I.LA,; LiNE-.,UiIAlEE sL..TICE.
-
CT tEF' % five,foi every Saturday. making the
shortest ocaTu y:.s..--a.
oN4-i VI DAYS from LAND to LAND
Accommodations unsurpassed
CABiN-S7o ali- 1iliyIs, $50 and biJ0 Excursion
ls155 ~ a:l izvsri'ool. Glasgow. Londonderry.
''fI''S Al 2Lc tsa-"ay sTv-,' IrfOr.ii-d 81
- as 20 sii-Ji-is l.ssou4ers only thelr voy-
l-,> nom Lurule.
-i-.eIll DIX. lessi-e. $50 Preaaia Storage, SCI
4L,E (. ALDty General AGENTS.
I,.l-..,vi.y. Nua Iorx or
: l. KIl..}ALI.
1911 pzH.:ss ...!Ila avenue Invest
VII" Siis'+p i Washington. D. G.
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:, y YORK. ROTTERDAM. AMSTERDAM
me t~Feeiass. tg,l pow r.d, lydr-buli:. Dutch
S''.Its ldl . It's In ~ lEL.DAH EOTIfR-
~ - iiltp ~ IFfl,DtM, ZAANDAai p CA
IN, y \ StutIiiN. MAS. carrying, the Z i
- O. IT, S.ticia,es have company's Per foot u
- - = g,Isty tity, y. j. regularly every WE'D
N!-0DA. lor Rotterdam and Ansterian alternately
- 9 u, -. second c,Dif.. so, -, Iaye SO
ii 'ALAtA t'eisg,! A-'at :. south William street
y" -oIa. tor Il>-aa aIity to ". u. SIEI LEHOIF
= w. - ! '-i-iA i-'H hs~-.4--stOn-
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AUCTION HAIES.

DUNcANsoS BROS. .u,.tonetsS.
~ 81 and SO stiI stree. corutr d street
LARGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. CAR
PETS. &c. &c, Al Our sALESRocMS
THURSDAY NoRNfNa JANUARY
Il trIN NIN,r Al 10 O'CLOCK.
CONFUSING A FINE ASSORTMENT OF
PitIOE SUITES.
CHAtiBEk 81 TIES.
EASY c AIRS. Lot NGES EXTENSION TABLI.>
DINrNG. CHAIRS SgDEBJAEDS. Ef.DSILaDS
BTbEATS, SBSTANDS WARDRDbFS. MAT
IEESSEs, YET BODY TAPESTRY All
STOVES. CUTLERY. KITCHEN UTENSILS
&c. &c II
WEEKS < CO, Aurtioncers
w go Louisiana avenue. opposite City Post office
THURSDAY, JANCAEY THIRD. 1sSt,
REGUIAR WEEKLY SALE OF NITUEF Ant
sALE,KOOlS COMMENTING AT TN orCLOCk
GENERAL. ASSGkINtf.NT OF lpU SLHOLI
Ia ECTS WILL BE SOLD To Go AC
COUNTS, TO WHICH WI INVITE BUY kiS. 1t
nUNCANSON BROS. Auc:ioneers.
~ Oh and 3I9 9tn st. northwest, cor D.
ATTRACTIVE AND PERI MProRy AUCTION SAIL
OF 81, 00j WORTH OF HIGH CLASS
OF. PAINTINGS
b ARTISTS OF I!-IINC1IUN OF EUROPE AM
NALTEKS AND OTHERS.
On FRIDAY. January FOJ RTH, 1894 COSIMENC
ING AT TWO AND SEVEN o. LOCK P NJ within ou
sa$ro1rs will sell choice Coec Of the work.
ii ~. Hr>.s ln.itlcnsti above a d uiany others.
!HLSE fiCII bts VII j. P0NfiINELl BE- SOIL
WI TROUT my Z EftN ATIGN VIVA ri.V r
ITO III or OK p H. ana Oh Friday. JANUARY 4th, untl
hour oi sale
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tCNA-.D LINZ

NOTICE
1i&i ROUTE
1Lf g NtitD STEAMSHIP tOIP3Sv LIMITED
Iii" ~ MY LgEh AND IiNFEPOOL
taE1lN(s A. CORN uAkE5DH
H. III ~ y l. MIN lUl:K
~ ,-a------ ~ l. d'ii- : b5tAIa.-....W L.. Jan. so
'".--.d. "sf,. Ian. ,. I,.,s lIa..... Nef Eco s.
= ia.---Nst I+- Is ('alli1--.--..- Vel. I'm. IS
Il a. 49, iils N%,i h. IL ia $500. Nd IT,. 10
I'D iNiE} hiaNENDAI PROM NEW YOEk
l'te o. s.-e->tJ. Ssd and .lJU according IL A.
>'=s- o. vey w gat s. Sfeerage tickets from Idv
. - tt s,el4eos,.i AL. -; ether parts o. Europe :.
llseu-A tis Of laden eiven for Belfast Glasgow
- t.eri ara ttLer Ports on the to4fDe IT. and
i'I = '-t+-- ---l-a. rC-s-
= i, nd '~-s-a apply 1T the Compa-.ys office
" l. " -- tst-fl = L.th Ste,Ea-e slst cabin ID
= Is Lto-4p" = CO. tJ5 7th street. Washington
'--A.-'oN L. BROWN & co. NV YORK
70 As,asr1. OTIS BIt,ELDW K co
LIZ t0s -. street. Was iin--tun
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\CETH GERMAN HOW'D
~ FL .'.~ttlp L. !zsIHFFS NFv YORK H.vFs
!t.>tf.<. S,j -Is.= Tr4',S lrsr-1-FS
i, : 'l = Of tins ".Inarly WI SAL +. FRY WE'D.
NisI ~ So IAt tr'a- i.4sI..I per. foot #
=, ~ti'+' NJ &C k,i "a II NV Y0rg
taNf l-+i'uA. SGui.ialF-U:i AMI Bf.4 trs cabin.
g am : tt" ~sf-.ri tai.I STA st.:-r... en pr.a
81 - -. ACIr..- 1T :, -. -. ,..g IS
i'5 4ist' g :, co. low a. ~. t.l.: v :
3'4 H. -','. 60. - F,ILsy lvaL4a avenue lo.tu-
wet 7-s-iA> IT " aS4I-i4StOA- Iai1
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Queer Freaks Of Watches.

THOUSANDS OF MAIN SPRINGS BREAKING WIN THE
AUROR, BoREALIs APPEARS-EFFEcTS OF EEMAG-
SETISh.
From the New York Tr;l,l1-e
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Orders by mail information desired Will receive
special and prompt attention. When customers are
Known to the house. If satisfactory references
furnlshed goods will be sent approval. o22-eol2W
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
tRp-F kfF. BEING Nos lii AND 1874 STREE [
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-11-08
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Are you disturbed at night and broken
OF your resi- by sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teethf II so,
send at oncr and get bottle of Mrs.
Wnslow's Soothing Syrup for children
tccthino. lis value is incalculahle.
f. viii relieve The poor little sufferer i'm
mndiairlg. Depend upon it mothers.
there il go mistake about il. Ii cures
| ,l,s,-ntrry, liarfhoea regulates the stom-
ach ,nt bowels, cures wind collie, soft
"na ti. gains, reduces Inflammation. and
gives tone and energy 10 the whole sys-
TEN. Mrs. WinsIow's Soothing Syrup
for Children Teething is pleasant to the
taste, AMI is the prescription of one OF
the oldest and best female nurses and ply
sIeian8 in the United States, and is fol
sale by MI druggists throughout the
world Price - cents per bottle.
feb-2S-m-w-s m l-y
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-11-08

The Hague is an excellent ..foot-
hold" or starting point for many places
OF interest lying Whereabouts, both land
ward aud seward In itself it is one
OF the most charming of all the towns
IN the Low Countries. 1t has all the
fresh, brisk air of a seaport, without
quite so many of the serious and sub
stantial odors of harbor mnd at low
tide that one gets so often in a seaport
town
There is also quaint, genial air of
court gentility still lingering about its
many palatial residences. 1t is easy to
| see thst at one time its dream, its ideal.
was Versailles Not any vain attempt
to outshine IFS queenly splendors is evil
dent; but over much that remains of
the best part of the Hague of the eigh-
teenih century which is a very promi-
nent part indeed there is a light,
iiourshy, comtly touch that takes one
back to the time Of powdered wigs, and
ot patches deity placed near dimples
| ana at outer corners of rOguish ewes, of
| je"elcd snnff- boxes and sedan chairs
and the loftlest of high-heeled brocade
| shoes. Yet there is much that is mod
ern and Partisan. There is also a good
fair bit that was built when the Dutch
| had an architecture of their own, when
they were making glorious chapters of
history, when their flags We're flying in
every cline, and they We're good hard
hitters by sea and land.
| The vague eXcitement-hunting,m mere
sightseeing to-, list could do the
Hague ana all about it in a good long
day, and forget all about it before the
next morning, and be ready again for a
similar dose; but to those who have an
interest in matters of Dutch history, its
art, or It's past, or its picturesque, pros
porous present, the Hague would afford
pleasant exploring ground for week
or more. Even the artist, working at
Seheveningen, would perhaps live
cheaper and more pleasantly at the
| Hague only few minutes off by train.
Scheveningen is all very well when one
has purpose, and does not mind eX-
penSe and discomfort in pursuit of it;
but if the sketcher wishes to exist in
quiet and comparative economy, or
even if he wishes his moneys worth of
luxury, the Hague itself is the best
place to stay at. At least such is my
experience. Not far from Scheyen-
ingen by the coast-siX miles, about
is katwyk. the smaller sister fisher vii
lage, and growing up to be fashion
, able seaside resort . Katwyk has the
, same celebrating air and movement as
Scheveningen. One is lifted over its
/ breezy dunes as if with winged feet
There is 4 mad impulse to catch one of
the tanned lish-girls around her ample
wsist and have a wild careering waltz
3 across the level sands. katwyk is much
mere quiet and retired than her neigh
+ boz, while for artistic purposes | think
t it has many advantages. There is more
4 variety Of landscape line in its environs,
4 and quite near lies the village of Kat
| wyk-Within, full of picturesque ma
t tcrial. In fact. found it of more in
4 terrst to me than katwyk
5 NaypcY'S Nd4HzinC.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-11-08
VANITY.

Three fishers went sailing out into the East
"here the sailing was best ard the fishing was
least; ID
Joy sat upon each piscatorial mug.
And they carried their bait in a /. n o. mo
They cast in their lines with the tide running
out mimi 3
And they tainted the fish with hiarious
shout; "i'"' iou7
dawn, NJ io7'
when their b, a, i, t, was G, o, n, e, gone.
When home they would sail, there was ne
wi. n, d. N
SO they had TO row hard gainst the t, j. de:
An oar is a thing that no man understands
ana they b, |, j, S, tered the palms of their
wish '"VS
Ihey might go TO store and b, u, V. some fish
ana proudly each IN, a, II, shoulders his rod
Ana bears home string of smoked herring
and cod.
ON woe to the f, i, s, h, er, who brings
AS the prey OF the angler, salt cod and such
things;
Or a can of cove oysters, and swears that he
took,
Every oys, I, Q, r, with a line and hook
h j. Burdctte, in the Brooklyn Eagle
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-11-08
SheriH'S Sale.

BY virtue of an Execution and Fee Bill No. 5i9l
issued out of the clerks office of the circuit
court of Rock Island county, and state of Illinois
and TO me directed, whereby am commanded to
make the amount of certain Judgment recently
obtained against Peter +. MOrgart and Mary L.
Morgart in favor Of Henry kroger. ont of the
lands tenements, goods and chattels Of the said
defendant. Mary Z. Morgart, have levied upon
the following property, to-wit; Lot one a. and
two ~. block eighteen QS), in Spencer tase :
addition 10 the city of Rock Island, county OF
rock island and state of Illinois, Therefore, &c
cording TO said command, | shall expose for sale
at public auction, all the right, title and interest
of the above named Mary E. Morgan in and TO Tho
above described property, on saturday the % B
day of October, 1891, at 10 O'Clock, A NJ, AT The
north door of the court house in the city of Rock
Island, in the county of Rock Island, and state OF
Illinois, for cash in hand, TO satisfy said execution
and fee bill.
Dated at Rock Island, this I'd day of Oct a
n, 1884. j. NJ. RETlCkkh.
Sheriff of Rock Island County, Illinois.
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