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FI'HE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
1HL SHORT LINE TO The SOUTH SOUTHWEST

Schedule IN effect ER -. 1854
sleA.N.-NEW URLEANS MAIL daily max NJ close
connections TO all points South and Southwest.
Daily. ex opt sunday. with &. * q. hallway. Pull
rsD Sleeping BJf1et from New IA AMI Wash
IlstOn to Atlanta Pullman: Sleeping ears from
NssEington Atlanta New Orleans
610 P.N-LOC1SSILI-L FAST LIN Z DAILY via Char
lott svllie TO Cincinnati. Louisville and al Western
ICiDts- Pullman Sleeping ears Washington ~
louisville
I4t P.M-SOUTHERN MAIL AND EXPRESS Daily
e I'll points South and Southwest via Dauyie arl
t.a--- rt- lul.l..s4 sltrpiS- from Nashnz
ten Via Dan VILE. Charlotte and Atlanta to New
Orleans. Also frCn. Washington Charlotte and
Columbia ID Augusta
Manassas Division Train leaves Washington AZ 1:0O
NJ a-ti $40 T. II daily. except sunday.
NErrentOn trains Leave Washington a $40 A. NJ and
$40 M daily.
ltr tickets and information inquire tCoyany's Of
Ia. s0l Pennsy yala ayenua Trans .tye IGli H. *
T.
u SLACGHTEE. NACDANIEI.
Gen PSss Agent A2eaL
su2 sOI. HAAS. Traffic Manager
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I'd Edition.
Latest faleglaHs to The Star.
GOV. CLEVELAND IN ALBANY

GOV. CLEVELAND IN ALBANY.
HIS Arrival ffom Connecticut This
M0rninE.
ALBANY, N. T., October 31.-0ov. Cleveland and
party arrived here from Connecticut at 9:45 this
morning. The governor 1t once resumed his
executive duties Tomorrow morning he
leaves for New York to review the business mems
parade tomorrow evening. He goes to Buffalo on
Monday 70 vote, returning to Albany on Tuesday
night
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The New York stock Market.
The following are the opening and p. m. price.
OF the New YORK Stock Market to-day, az reported
by special wire to H. H. Dodge, 500 18th street:
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Failures for q Week.

NEW YORK, october 31.-The business failures
Of the last seven days, reported to r. G. Dun &
Co.. indicate that increase OF commercial casual
ties usually observed just before the close OF the
year has already set in. The number Of failures
In the United States this week Is 23. and in Can
last week and 2lS the week before. The increase
is noticeable the Pacific states the western and
southern states and in Canada.
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VINHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF COMFORTABLE RESI-.
DENCE ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF q STREET
BETWEEN FIFTEENTH AND SIXTEENTH
STREETS NORTHWEST. AT AUCTION.
Under and by virtue Of deed trust, dated the s.
22d day OF January. 1884 and duly recorded in Lii
Der No. LOST. foos 325 ct seq ,one of the land
ords of Washington county in the District of Column
bia the undersgned Trustees VIII sell ct public
ton, on MONDAY, the THIRD DAY OF NOVEM-
Der, 1884, at FOUR O'CLOCK, in front Of the prem
ses Lot "a in the recorded subdivision Of square 1884,
together with the improvements.
Terms One third CASH the residue in two equal pay
ments at six and twelve months with notes bearing
cured by deed Of trust Al conyevancing and record
CURED at time of sale terms of sale are not com
Piled with in days after the day Of sale the trustees
cost OF the defaulting purchaser.
CHARLES II. FICKLING.t rrrs+ees
oc22- lot JESSE II. WILSON, Afustees
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The baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, MD October al-virginia CONSOLE
dated &c; past-due coupons 50: do new thrses' slh
BALTIMORE. Nd, October 3l-cotton steady--mid-
western super 22saa Is: d. extra 2soas5o do. fam
DO Rio b1nnd fapsc 90 family
$50 do. superlative patent. 600. Wheat-southern
Ssa9O: do amber 93a95; No. l Maryland s9as91; No.
western winter red. spot Sl.aS1h: October s12s
nay steady: southern white soa55 do yellow: 5oa5s:
1 Ss yss sa 1S1 5
s3as5 Do mixed. 5Oa32 pennsylvania. la Rye quiet.
and HnS and ee an
and easier. Mess pork. II 90 Bulk mcats-shoulders
and clear nib sides PACKED. I3alO BaeonIshoqlders,
refined, 94. Butter fr,n-western packed, 1aa29;
creamery 2issl Ey:s frm. 2,a2. Petroleum IRREGULAR
reansa sssas Whisky S STEADY
to ysrpHS per
wheat IS 600 blshels corn. 600 bushels; OATS 600
bushels: rye. 400 bushels shipments cs Wheat 200
els: corn. u,0O0 bushels-
The Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. Ill, October 31--The weather Is cloudy
and cold On Change at ;lS m n;. wheat va. qn-
Lard 5a7xc higher '- ~ ~ ~ '''''~''
Chicago H. October si-osinS prices; Wheat
"a s sS.;asa M{ a Ss:s ,s
May. 2sS Pork~october: 1850: Year. T43H: Jans:
sry. iI.57h: February. iLs74: tard-Octo6er. 500:
ruary. Z05.
The Petroleum ~ arket.
PTTrsBURd, Pa. October Sion dull and much
them
Snsd to s4 9tss sG5nty ,a pors the
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FROM WESTERN NEW YORK.

rHE REPUBLICANS HAVE THE BEST OF IT IN THAT
sbcT1ON-BETTER ORGANIZED AND PoSTEp-wHAr
THEY SAy-THE PROHIBITION vofE RAPIDLY
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FROM TIE IRISH AND
LABOR ELEAKSr-CoSFIDENCE IN TIE ELECTION OF
BLAINE,
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TENHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer

TENHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
AUCTION OF SALE ONE FINE BILLIARD TABLE
AND ONE FINE POOL TABLE BALLS AND CUES.
by virtue of 4 chatel deed OF trust, will sold to
the highest bidder SATURDAY, NOVEMBER
FIRST, 1884. at TWELVE O'CLOCK, at Dowlng's
auction rooms.
IOITIS r PHILLIPS Trstee
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MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING BoTTLEOR
We two Of DR. BROTHERS. Inyiyoratng Cordial
Viii cu-e any of Seminal Weakness Nervous De-
tlI,y and 1npotency. 1t imparts v.xor tine whole
SYSTEM sto Il street southwest. oc23-lm'
IT Has NEVER BEEN CONIRADICTED THAT
DR. BROTHERS is tn oldest established adj
yertl>lng LADIES' Physician in this city Ladies, you
Prucuar attention rsid to all diseases peculiar TO
laelss, married single All irregularities and ova-
rlan .ru9bles successfully treated Board with
ood accommodations. and kind etcieAt furIl-
shed to those WHO may desire to stay few days the
cry uhctf Als treatinent- oc29-lIn'
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The W0mcn,s Congress.
PhoCHEDfN0S m BALTIMORE ro-DAY-yIECrroN O
0rFTCRRS

OFFICERS
BALTIMORE, october 31.-The Association for the
Advancement Of Women resumed its work this
morning IN the hall OF the Young Mems Christian
association, organizing board meeting. Reports
Of the vice president and various committees were
read. An amendment to the constitution, making
the sessions of the congress biennial instead OF an
nual was offered and referred to committee, with
instructions to report at the next annual meeting.
An election OF officers was held, which resulted
In the unanimous reelection Of Mrs. Julia Ward
Howe for president and the nearly unanimous cleo
ton OF the following vice presidents: Prof Maria
Mitchell. N. T.; Abby w. May, Mass; Elizabeth B.
Chace, r l.; 6. a: Qumoy. NE; Ellen Mitchell,
ILL., Charlotte L Pierce, Pa; Ruth C. Denson, DC
Emma Z. Bascom, Wis; Jennie McCowen, MD, Ia
Susan Jarvis Cheney, Connecticut; Rev Antolnette
Indiana; Finette s seelye, Ohio Adele 8: Hqtchin-
SON, N. D., Minnesota; Ella r. Holden, New Hamp-
shire; Clara Berwick, Colby. Nebraska; Lucinda Il.
Stone, Michigan: Caroline n. severance, Califor-
MIA; Jenny K. Trout, NJ. D., Canada; Rebecca N.
Hazard, Missouri; Jennie 4: Fralseth, Utah;
Taylor, West Virginia; Laura Clay. Ken.
lucky; Elizabeth Wedgiry varnum, Florida; Clara
Conway, Tennessee; secretary, Ella c. Lapham,
New York: treasurer, Henrietta l. T. Woleott,
SachuSetts; Mary v. Keene, New York.
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No Change in the Price Of Coal.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, october 3l-The committees
OF the Lehigh and SChuylkill coal exchanges met
to-day, and agreed to make no change in the line
and city and harbOr prices OF coal during NOven-
Der.
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rretsfsensos sfccss and Ponds snd srformAtion -.
earcnr the Markets received through our wires IN
sIANTLf, direct from the New York Stock Exehsnga
Al orders executed and reported promptly. te26
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Latest News by Cable To-day.

Latest News by Cable To-day
EXCITING THE SKYE CRoFTgRs.
LONDON, october 3l.-The agitation among the
Skye CFofters Is increasing A circular has been
distributed urging them to cut the telegraphs,
burn the shooting lodges, poison the deer and
adopt desperate means OF GefenSa
DROWNED IN THE NILE.
CAIRO, october 3l.-A dispatch from Sarass re-
ports that a Canadian voyageur named Louis had
been drowned there In the Nile.
STILL PREPARING FOR WAR
LoNDON, october 31.-ChineSe adviceS state that
the blocking Of the Woosung river, on which Shang
hal stands and the massng Of troops In the vicinity
Of Shanghai and Pektn are still going on.
WATCHING ITALIAN INTERESTS
RoNE, october 31.-The Italian government is
about TO send two cruisers 70 the Congo to look out
for Italian interests
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bIHE OTTO GAS LSGySE
Requires no boiler. avoids all expensive attendance
Lo:o< Of time NO handling Of fuel and ssheS II Is
Ssso sxtsnsyely Tor running Passenger and Freight
kessttors sewing Aaehlnes Meat Choppers. Printing
AZ hns rre.se> Coffee bills IoasSsrs PAPER
runs with extreme and resuI arlty OF speed
Possesses the isast BUinoer OF ~orki,lS Iarts aid
graf simplicity u mechanism
for paTricrlars - to prc.. nc AMY a. Cff,cs of
~eaAAAA-xS eS Go AsAt " ~
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William C. Rhinelandef has been declared sane,
and bail fixed at $4,000, pending tY1al tor -
sault by shooting Lawyer Drake
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LANCASTER, Pa, October 31.-George Smith, on
trial for the murder OF Henry Struck. pleaded
guilty to-day OF murder in the second degree.
Winfield smith, indicted With his brother for the
same crime, was acquitted.
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AUCTION SALES.

WALTER b WILLIAMS & CO.. Aucti0nesrs.
ELEGANT PARLoR AND caaMsER FURN1-
FRENCH PLATE PIER SNb' MAsrE1 MIRRORS.
rEhf AtE An sI HSsk NAT RE-
a 4, cur > F sI TO MORROW noRSiNd, So
The s 5s sod 4 aRM our
70 the safe elegant w SUITE e extra
size plate glass; very expensive; ALSO mrror-front
It WALTEk Is. WILLIAMS CO.. Aucts
THoMAs DoW dd.S: AVS i s,s DIV.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN GEORGE
TOWN, .. G.. AT AUCTION
On SATURDAY. NOVEMBER FIRST. 1884 IN a
O'CLOCK shall selI part Of lot IL fronting 81 feet
as q Of an
bake-house. being Nos. 1aO7 and 14ll High street,
Terms made known at sale oc2a4t
Rsssa aatl faoks6z7. NoSE1SsR sixTa same
THoAAs BOWLING. AuctiOneer
SALE .t NEAR .BTaENS1Sgs OF HOUSEHOLD Eff
fE0rS A fS2sk a. ASP nM ThkMIHs IhfIE
wA dsSE4 ASP o 1THEa SHAMnEs
ffSKss fsfqShhs COOKING STOVE AND
STOCK AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS, EN-
LARGE MANURE WAGON. A NUMBER OF
CHICKENS AND DUCKS. TWO DOUBLE. AND
9o S6p sINs5E SEE OF 5p NR
MENTs AA A'-'-
On WEDNESDAY; NOVEMBER FIFTH 1884. COM
dence 81 Mrs T. MY srs at Benninss about one mile
from Bennings bridge, the above effects
Terms cash Goods to be removed day of SALE o2S It
THos. E wAeGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED b.
S1NESS PROPERTY, OONsIsTING OF STOKES
Nos sol. 3o3, 3O5. 3o7 SEVENTH STREET SOUTH
BY virtue of deed of trust dated December 9Th 90
$780, and recorded in Liber No 95s, folio 148 ct :a
seq Of the land records Of the District Of Columbia
sell at public auction in front Of the premises on TUES
DAY. November FOURTH, 1854, at HALF PAST
tDURp NJ al those parcels OF ground lying In the
as parts of lots numbered eleven Old and twelve Q in
square numbered hundred and thirty (434)
lots at the northeast corner Of said square and
ming thence south along the line Of 18th street seventy
et75)feet thence west fifty two{S2feet three and
naif l33) lnches thence north seventy hve Co feet
and thence east to the place Of beginning with the
improvements thereon; as mentioned above.
Terms Of sale: One-third of the purchase money in
twelve eighteen and twenty -four months day Of
SALE with interest at six cent annuu payable
erty sold. all h. the option Of purchaser If the
terms of sale not complied with within ten (1O)
days from day of sale the Trustees the right
purchaser deposit $3.50 viii be required when bid
s accepted All conveyancng and recording at pur-
THos. E wAGGXMAN.S Trustees
THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. Auctioneer. oc21.d&ds
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A Steamer Burned at Sea,

NEW YORK, october 31.-The German steamer
Rhein, which arrived here to-day from Bremen, re-
ports that ON october "a, at O'Clock in the eve
ming. latitude 1898, longitude 41, she fell in with
the Dutch steamer Maasdam, from Rotterdam Tor
New York, which was all ablaze- The Rhein took
from her boats the passengers and crew number
ing 1876 in all, and brought them to this port.
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a CIkCULAR WHICH : VATHOIlC
CITY RECEIVED.
A gentleman Of this city, who IL book-keeper IN
one Of the newspaper ohlces, yesterday received a
document which puzzles him very much. Upon
tearing open the envelope he found q small printed
voters Il then explained that q deputatfon OF
clergvmen had called upon MI. Blaine In New
York and that the chairman and spokesman, Rev.
and friends Of Cleyeland as supporters OF "rum,
R0mantsm ana rebellion" Then followed the
question: "What do you think Of that" the
word .Romanism" was printed in capital letters,
while the remainder OF the circular was In small
type. The recipient Of the circular Is puzzled 70
know how the sender OF the circular could have
learned his address or his religion. He has been
resident OF Washington for some years and Is
nou-v0tef. He says he Is member OF the Cath0-
aiding the democrats he cannot conceive how his
address was found out
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WHAT IsHor o'FaREELL DID SAT About TIE
PoPE-Last Sunday Bishop O'Farrell, OF the New
Jersey diocese, having just returned from Europe.
addressed his congregation relative 10 the pope'S
attitude on the relations or Ireland to England.
Yesterday afternoon, as stated IN TEE STAR, a
Ossercdt0re R0mdnos denial Of the bishops al
legged statement that the pope favored the Irish
movement 10 cut free from England Bishop
OFarreii last night denied that he had made use
OF the statement imputed TO him. lie said merely
that the pope declared Ireland had rights, and Was
justified In maintaining and asserting them.
A DYING DEMOCRATS REQUEsT-MaJor IsaAc w.
Walker, prominent democrat, who died In Rich
mond, Va, yesterday, begged his medical attend
ants 10 proong his life until Tuesday next, In o.
der that he might cast his vote for Cleveland and
Hendricks He said he wanted as the last act OF
his life 10 deposit his ballot for those candidatcA
Boz LAssoED AND DRAGGED 10 DEAfH--Dr.
Carver's visit with a company OF cowboys 10 Ham
flton, Ontario set all the small boys lassoing Inc
result Is that q small boy named John Carey was
lasSoed by hts companions and dragged along the
after.
WHOLESALE PRISONER CAPTURED - Glees0A,
Weakley county, Tenn, Is in the most intense ex-
for wholesale poisoning Taylor. IL appears. poi
soned not only Swain, a prominent citizen or that
place, but three other men The poison used was
canthartdes lie attempted TO poison the guard
with the utmost nonchalence He said that he was
native OF the middle part OF Tennessee. and had
killed thirteen men with the same sort OF poison.
He appeared to be OF sound mind The greatest
possible Indignation prevails against him, Is Al hAs
victims were men OF prominence.
William C. Rhinelandef has been declared sane,
and bail fixed &C $4,000, penang tY1A tor -
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RoBBERrss REroRrED.-Joseph s. Barnes, 1903
5th street northwest reports stolen from his trunk,
on Monday, SIS In money.-MrS Ella Martin, 907
street, reports stolen from her room, yesterday,
q pair OF earrings valued at Si0Q-Henry c. Paul,
lO9 list street. reports that his house was entered
on wednesday and q number OF articles valued at
&C. were stoien.-Wm. Green, stopping at No 1904
Pennsylvania avenue northwest, reports that while
rubbed OF SG6 In moOoy.
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ATTENPTHD SUICIDE or Ex-Gov. MoeEA-Ex-Goy.
Moses. OF y c., who Is under arrest In Detroit,
charged with swindling Rev. DIR. kexford. Rev. hr.
by hanging himself In his cell Last evening he
was brought into the police court charged with
70 three months In the house OF correction His
lawyer hopes to elect his transfer 70 IN insane
eSYlUm
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Careless Druggist Condemned.
LoNDoN, ONT, October 31.-George Dingman, "A clerk
In drug store at Mount Bridges, who gave strych-
nine instead OF SantOnine, which mistake cause
the death OF two little girls, has been found guilty
or manslaughter at the asszes here Sentence was
dol
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CoEsULs REcooNIzED.-The President has recog-
nized Jose Maria Tinoco as consul OF Guatemala at
San Francisco, Cal, and R w. DeIion, vice consul
al interim Of Chill at Port Townsend, Washing
ton Territory.
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DECISION IN THE ABNKR-MITKIEwIcz CAsR-In
the case OF Mitkiewicz agt Abner to dissolve the
partnership and for an Injunction growing out OF
Cox, in the Equity Court to-day, made decree
denying the injunction, dssolying the partnership
the safety of the property Of the partnership and
referred the case to the auditor to state an ac-
count.
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NADAME DE FOREST HAs Remedy FOR La
Af1 dies All female complaints quickly cured Can bs
consulted daily l2i5 7 northwest Office hours
irclt 70 O'CLOCK pm, with ladies' only iy2l-sIn.
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Observance Of the Sabbath and Ten
DcfanCes

RESOLUTIONS OF THE OHIO PREsBYrKRrAN SYNOD.
CINCINNATI, o., october 31.-The synod OF the
Ohio Presbyterian church, now In session here has
adopted the report OF the standing committee on
observance OF the sabbath and temperance, in
which the following resolution occurs: THAT the
increased Dissertation OF the Sabbath calls for
prayer and for united and vigorous effort on the
part of all good and law-abidng citizens to secure
faithful observance OF that sacred day, the great
end to be attained being the sacredness Of the Sab
bath and the entire prohibition OF the manufacture
and sale OF intoxicating LIQUORS as beverages"
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Mr. john DAVIS, First Assistant Secretary of
State, has returned from Europe.
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RANGE OF THE THERMoMETER.-The following
were the readings at the Office OF the CHIEF signal
officer to-day: am, 47.3 IL a. H. i96, p.m 50. l.
Maximum, 53l; minimum, 40.
BURIED IN TEE DEBRIs-The pavement on Gth
street. at the site OF the old Moses building. cayed
in today about 220 O'Clock, and lady was caught
and buried in tie DEBRIS but no serious damage
was done.
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AN INVITATION ACcEPTEp.-Col VIM. A. Moore
the commander OF the Washington Light Infantry
In company with Messrs j. T. Dyer, Geo. +. Timms
and w. s Roose called upon the President at Tho
White House yesterday, and invited him to bt
present at the Light Infantry opera House on
vitattOn
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oc2l COR 10TH AND F STREETS.
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REPORT ON TIE NEW PENSION OFFICE BUILDING
Gen NJ. c. Megs, the supervising architect and
engineer Of the new Pension building in his annual
report to the Secretary OF the Interior details the
progress made in the work during the year, the
main features OF which have been published In THE
STAR in the monthly reports. The total amount
penditure TO the end OF the f1scal year footed up
$436 657.
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like when it's niue. "


like when 1T niue.
Matters, however, gradually became
desperate. Every one was talking OF JACK
ana the heiress, and was wondering why
the engagement was kept a secret "for
surely they rearoned, They must b. n
gagged, or they would not be going o. )
this manner And by degrees they ais"
began to associate Samuel W. Brown ;
name with that of Lady Francis.
"Fancy the old tabby. going IN Tor that
rich savage" said her dear friend, Lady
Oldin, to her husband. =,
he Is worth million IN money, sald
his lordshlp, dryly, "and Lady FRANCIS is
not rlcp.
Az last the Crisis came. Lazy frahcis
received an lntlhlatlon from her penher
that he could not cash any more OF her
checks' Nothing could save her, there-
lore' put JACK S immaculate engagement.
On ms arrival home her iadyship eN-
plaiIea i,t the startllng news 10 nm
II VIII propose tomorrow, ne remark,
Ell, put perhaps l nad Detter wr,te ana
get an appolntment nfst with the ola gen
man, ana souna him'
ne according despatched the lollo"lng
eP,stle :.
Mh DLAN olh-ouh you sl.e me an III,
terVlew tomorrow morning at IL H., H. at
the Langnam l WISH TO speak 70 you
on delicate SUBJECT, ana nope 10 sec you
alone
hIdy lou'o,npci iii ii t!o ,eiS N,nuiS W Sour ~
aa1en'els' anu pe"e'e me- yours very
''eiy u. p. ~, r..
%; ,,rN W, Drowni ES,l -. 5 lhlMSroH; m,
j.. ihelc, iii1slel' m ne reli"rheu: ii 5 me
eie en Is cast lo-iioiro" Will oecioc my
l"9Ti Ti
1t ue1e iorFnS MiiiiI tt seu,eu u. Ircuh- %
iasI wl',l iLuuy rl"llciS Ie'ter Was n'nu-
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lenved doors. In fact, so spacious are
these dwellings on the ground floor that
it is generally believed that the upper
story rooms were rented out.
The floors of the first and second stories
were of cement in which patterns of mo-
sale or tesselated work were laid. Many
of these floors are uniniured.
The houses were admirably planned to
save space and the decorations, mural
and otherwise, were far beyond our con-
ceptions Of the art of ornamentation.
The workmanship, especially the plaster
and stucco, was much better than can be
produced by our modern craftsmen.
In examining Pompeii it is necessary to
remember that it was a small provincial
city, bearing about the same relation to
Rome that Auburn or Utica does to New
York This increases our wonder in
walking through its well-paved streets, OF
its richly adorned houses, or about its
theatres and temples and squares, or in
studying the thousands and thousands OF
art objects in terra a-cotta, bronze, silver,
gold alabaster, marble and glass, which
have been discovered within its walls
even with less than half the city exca.
waited
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June

The crimson Columbne has donned
Her galG-day attire,
The wild Carnation In the wood
CLOVIS like beacon fire.
And from the naples topmost bough,
This black-brds silvery strain
In liquid cadence echoes wide,
For June has come again.
With bushes red the wildwood rose
t'nfolds her petals fair,
The Tulip from her painted cup
Spills incense on the air.
The hashful Cowslip droops her head
Mid fields of bearded grain
The Tiger-lly mods and bends,
For June has come again.
The hooded Lqrkspur opens wide
Its flowers OF azure hue
The woodland Daisy bends beneath
Her COrOnal OF dew,
Tall Thistes nod beside the fence.
And BlaCk-therns hedge the lane,
And golden-hcarted Pansies CLEAN,
For June has come again.
The summer Book its babbling song
Is singing to the breeze;
The sweet, wild Glover scents the air
And tempts the rowing bees.
Wild Wood pinks nestle in the glen,
And King-cups stud the plain,
The Trumpet swings its crimson bells.
For June has come again.
Helen Whitucy CLARK