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HAY FEyEH.-Ono aud onc,half bottles OF
Ely's Cream Balm entirely cured me of hay
fever of ten years standing. Have had no
trace Of II Tor TWO years,-ALHERr A. PERRY,
SmithbOro n, Y. Price 80 uOuts.
HAY FEyER,-l was severely afflicted with
hay fever tor twenty-five years. | tried Ely's
Cream balm, aud the effect was marvellous
II Is a perfect cure. MN 4, CARR presby.
terrain PASTOR Elizabeth, M, PEisa ~ eenls
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To Qll who are suffering from the errors ana
indisrrctons Of youth, nervous woikncss'
carly decay, loss OF manhood, &c. viii send
recipe that will cure You, irGo of charge,
Thsgrept remedy was discovered by d mis-.
sionary N south America ,senl 4 self,sl-
station W, NeW York GIgy,
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PROPOSALS.
DRopos1Ls FOR THE PURCHASE on
J. SQUARE NO. 100. IN THE CITY OF
WASHINGTON, ID, c.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

- DISTNIUT OF OOLUMUIA,
WASHINGTON, Sept 10, 1854
Sealed Proposals, Addressed TO the under
signed, will be received at this office until IL
NOVEMBER, 1884, for the purchase OF square
numbered one hundred and nine. In the city OF
Washington, ID. G.
Terms-one-four cash, and the remainder
payable In six months without interest. or all
cash at bidders option.
Proposals may be made for all (13s, 1O8
square feet, more or less) or any portion of said
square; All bids to BIO for the square foot of
A deposit of 10 per centrum of the amount bid
for must be made with the collector of taxes In
pany each bid. 'f ~ Wy 17' ~
The right to reject any or all bids is reserved
by the Commissioners.
Ar abstract Of title can be examined at this
BY order Of the Commissioners District of Co
lumba. WILLIAM TINDALL.
sclT-wfn-tnolO Secretary.
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Equitv coTt-Itls'irs characterization VS.,
instance. Riley VS.. Riley; reference 10 the
auditor ordered, HELEN rs, Allen; II, q. FAINT
required To give security for costs. Dayton vs..
Dayton sale ratified uisi McCarty vs..
Slycrberg; bill dismissed.
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TR1VELERs' GUIDE.
WAsHINGToN OHIO. AND WESTERN
w RAILROAD COMPANY.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
TWO A i9HA BETw pAiSf AIfXEASESpbRrA ' SUN
AND ROUND HILL
m. and Alexandria at O;j2 a. m. and 1872 p m
Pass Ieesburg, going westward, nt lli36 a. m
and $3.50 p. M, and arrive at Round Hlllatl2i2l
Leave Round iIii at Dat A. m. and AGO p m,
Pass Leesburg, going eastward, at 0ilo a. M and
BOO p. M, and arrive at Alexandria at S22 a
m and 5l5 p. m. and at Washington at s'3o
SUNDAY TRhHIN leaves Round Hill az 5l27
q. m. Arrives at Alexandria at SEQ an d. wash
Alexandria al sii6 p, M. pass Lees6urg, going
eastward, 0:Ib a. M; westward, 1881 y. N.
s. NJ BROPHY, superintendent
yI,HE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
Il TIE SHORT LIN IL EFT TO THE soorh'
Schedule in effect Aug. p 1854
,o1O A. M.--New Orleans Mall, daily. making
close connections to all points south and south
Pullman Sleeping Bnfiett Cars nom Now York
and Washington to Atlanta Pullman sleeping
Cars from Washington and Atlanta TO New or'
5:io p. M.-Loulsvilie Fast Line, daily. via
Gharlottesvllle, TO Cincinnati Lonisyllle, and all
Western Points pullman sleeping Cars nom
ioiio p N. Southern. Mali and Express
daily e AID AZ PG"i ssr'f ssep. snnd
WWs WASN'T Via banviIle, chariette, apd At.
vih Charlotte and Coiuinbia, 20 Augusta
al 700 a m. and b;10 p m. daily, except Sun.
day. Wnrrenton trains leave washington az
OdOa m. and 5;1O y. m. daily.
For tickets and MI Information INQUIRE AZ
Company's Office, SOL PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
Trains leave from \ \ NJ io oISJ,pM9ii Aqon.
NJ. SLAUGHTER, sol. HAAS,
Gen. Pass. Agent Traffic Manager:
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THE only pain we can safely make light of Il
the window pane, but the pain that racks ON
frame aud tears Our lungs Is q matter OF sorlou
consequence. To alleviate the latter, and ei
feet n permanent cure, Dr Bulls Cough SyruI
Is relied on by all sensible people.
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Coward, I,,ayl, ON a sick Man.

John Cantell was ined so In the police court
yesterday for keeping his bar open Sunday.
lie was aflerward charged with asSaulting
oniocr Williams aud With profanity, and the
cnsc went over until to-day OFFICER Williams
Is almost an invalid lust now, and the attack
on him was particularly cowardlY one.
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EXCURSIONS.

CTR. w. ". CoRCoRAN. Iup-.
,.saE:
This fine steamer Will make daily trlps, sun
days excepted, to all points on the Potomac, as
and arrive al $3.50 p, IN. Fare, round trip, 25c,
to all points, except Mt. Vernon, which Is FL.
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OnEsApEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.

p i d RGPo s ss.o n.d and
ss saes SsHHSs. as$ sSsl @as sssss;
$40 ?; M.1For Eouisvilie Cincinnati cncinnau, ST. Louis
ana 'ss an PsE .pres
ldaiyli does pct stop for local business or.
a ST Taass sRn nss anei%aa pullman
lois3 r, MmEor all way stations and p Nl,
g,nla spI nnga and Columbus. OHIO DAiiy
Fffff afe su ana Information apply a. c. 80
Ey TEea %a aSsdnp Ra nnass
oaiss, col Pennsylvania Rye W tt Hnd 2; Il
General PASSENGER Agent
esae Mf Maraaer NE Fa s1 f Assst.
T6 f ffA No RFHHSMSxhyAAS AMI 9 HbSTE
S Mechanically ssEEhtH RHA'h
TRAINS hEAVE H.IsHf 4 5ss ffom sta
f%P and 3Ha q Limited
Express Palace sleeping Cars at 40 a. m. daily;
Linz s,sGnn. daily to o GnGnnat and s.
Cincinnati, and Hotel Car to St Louis; daily,
GHscpt satnEdh9fy TO cA!cago with Sleeping Gar
M GSi V VIII Palace cars 70 PSa1g Aio
connects daily for Chicago, with Sleeping Car
@ m and he Wes VIII Place
Sleeping Car Washington to Chicago.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
Sasara ID M daily Except tH sssardas sa WIZ
Palace Cars Washington to Rochester and Wash.
ington TO Buffalo. Train leaving Washington on
For WlllIafnsport, Lock Haven. and Eimira,
at 940 y. m. do ly, except sunday
E Sfs &igf SG YSo S6As! iS sa g. and 80
sunday, 400, 1000, and lib p. m. Limited
Express or Pullman Parlor Cars. $40 a. m daily,
For Boston Without change. a.lo D. m. every
week day. On sunday, ADO j. m. v e'e''
nect al !spsey tity with boats o. gsoeEiSn I an.
ayoidins double Rrrase aeross New YORK S City
a FS 4o6 5 and FIR spa aio9s sun:
Express, o;40 q ~. daily; except sunday,
m. i2.O5. ,giio, 400, a:3b, d:io, 900 ,7;46,
a1S 4 Haa aap i 1924 Ss s!nsrii Isp HOO
M ia daily, esSsRt sunday; =, 100, on, aao,
ri qE Xxx SfSiH As.xpssf B pBEpEnrokssueo
RAILWAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND
,Fer Alexandria $50. 7:Go. b:25. l1;eb. and
ii;5bp, nj. onsanday al $50. oi25. iiioSa ~.
For hIchmopd and the SOUTH. $50 and ll.o5
Trains leave 4 eSandria iqr Warrington, COB
IDS, and i6io NJ, and lsi6 midaIsht S 5cs S
7;6Gbs Md 1870 & Il ~, aRd ia;iS night .,
east Corner Of ThFieqnth street Sad fiP eansyi.
yania avenue, aud a The station where order,
can be s ioT iaG ehssck1S Of baggaga to dssti
CHAs Il. PuGH, General Manager.
j. II. WOOD, General Passenger Agent.
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DIED.

MAGRUDER.-In Groton, Mass, October q
WILLIAM RICHARDSON eldest son of DR.. a. i.
and Isabel X. Magruder. In his 9th year.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
FLEMING.-octobor /, 1884, MARTHA FLE>-
ISu.
Her funeral will take place nom her late resi-
dence, southeast corner Of Twenty-second and
l. streets, this afternoon ut o'clock.
HAWKES.. On Monday, Sept 20, 1884, at 9
o'clock u. m, passed from life to hlissful i'm.
mortality, after years Of suffering and pain en-
dured with Christian forlitnde, ADELAIDE
nged 60 years.
Funeral from her late residence, GIL q street
southwest. Friday, Oct. Q, 1854, at $3.50 o'clock
p. IN. Intcrment at Congressional Cemetery. ="
wINFIELD-Wednesda October l. 1854
at o'clock p M, AUGUSTA, wife OF A A. Win
field, in her Both year.
Relatives and friends invited 10 attend the fun.
ernl on sunday afternoon at O'Clock from her
late rrsideDce, 1914 Eighth street northwest
Baltimore papers please copy ~
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div.-Hlghest lO7h, lowest,
DRAIN and proytSfous.

The following shows the range of prices In the
Chicago market yesterday as corrected by rs-
portsreeeived by Robert ]. Thomas, Metropoll-
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7 Il CT U RE.
THE WORST MEMORY MADE TO EQUAL
THE BEST.
Memory is one of the most important faculties
of the mind and the art of acquiring II the most
valuable and simple of all arts.
PROF. a. s. BOYD. who has imparted this art
to hundreds to their satisfcton and dell ,ht, will
deliver another free lecture at Y. n C. a; Build
Ing; i4o0 New YORK avenul OH FRIDAY
EVENING. OCTOBER ., a. 1880 O'Clock.
Ladies and gentlemen invited.
oilice and rooms, 822ia street northwest. Its
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AND OHIO RAILRoAn
THE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE
ONLY LINE BETWEEN THE
BAsr AND THE WEST

THE MODEL FAST LINE AND. THE
oN fhs hlE ANP pf IHh h @Es hhN
DOUBLE rRAsSffh rl R RAhshY COUPLER
IT, gss J n hnfFGST RgEP aSdE gNn
NEW JERSEY AVENUE AND q sTREET-
TS, GhSag e G55cinnS, hI91svlc and "a
p. NJ. Win Throush caachss and Palace sleep,
Ing Cars to above az points, without change; 1918
For Piiisbufg at $50 9. m. and s,to ?. m;
s aIG saH % 70 d p,'s p ,,sbSr and
For TSisdo ana bsiiot yia MSp5scyiils a, lols
rTrSins i lot P ii and New York a.
@ d aay e WSR faslof seepas cans %a
Ba ing 3SS e week Day. , sSo s sao
33o, 430 l46;mlnnte train, 4i40, $50, $3.50. z.
$40. 940, and 1o1Dp M 400 , ,,o
Fl h!$SI' On Fa1d'SSs 's6 Ss ssd 1 saa
efS and noIb lsi nn p shs Shenandoah vosv Rail-
r9 Far i 2haspo, Il; dh M and and 44o
For Way staticas between Washington and
ssa ao "Sa Sote o u naaS s R sa
na aaR Rta %S m Far and Sns on
eipa stations station s on Meiropoitah Branch, s:s9a
n. daily for Lexington, staunton, and Valley
tssellef s $40 GUY fai5 'sefRs s aaS Hr
daily, except Sunday.
daily, except sunday.
From New York and Philadelphia. 2.55 $50
daily 2o n daily eIS sSps an os7
| p m; Sunday. 9:53 a. M. 037 y. m.
day
From Frederick and intermediate points s:25
g. m, glS P M ana S;i S pn M da,,y; except
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington at 2.
LIB, $50, 4, Also. g. 6:25, 7:3o. o. and Io:i5
nj; AZ On snan ,5ny 4;4o 5;5o 1880 800 ga
All trains from Washington stop at Relay Sta
ti9n. except $50 z m: ~ n.,,
more and Ohio Ticket onIce, Washington Sta
tlon, go and 1851 Pennsylvania avenue, corner
for baggage to be checked and received at any
| point In the city.
W. NJ. CLEMENTS {. X. LORD,
Al. of r., baltimore. q. r. A.
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NlGoE FOR MEN. QUlCh, auRE, SAFE.
V hook frec. CIVIALE AGENCY. 100 Ful
ton ST., New York.
NyARICOCELE. PAINLESS CURE, BOOK
nee. ClNIALE AGENCY, lGO FultonaL.
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Orders 10 buyor soil. on margin or for cash,
executed on the Chicago Board OF Trade and
New York Cotton Exchange.
Constant Quotations instantly received by
direct private wires
T. W. BAILEY & Co., Chicago Correspondent
SAWYER. WALLACE & Co., New York Cor.
respondent
Reference: NATL METROPOLITAN BANK.
Orders by telephone promptly attended to.
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AGENTS EVERYWHERE.
Official Prize List published in National Re-
publican, Washington, d. c.; Times, Kansas
City. Mo-; Telegram, Chicago. Ill. News, Calves
ton, Texas and Post, Houston, Texas. 1t
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b oAhhh-
IN ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY C0rdiniry
Class 1,167),
Drawn at Havana Cuba, SEPT. 80, 1884. the
following numbers are those entitled TO the Cap
ital Prizes therein, and also decide the tickets
bearing the same numbers in tho
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Not responsible for errors in telegraphing.
Especial Glass 1,16s, Oct. IL, 1884,
Royal Havana only. Gold Drawing Capital,
10000 Spanish Gold.
Amended Plan-12, 900 Ballots; $50 Prizes
Tickets. $50. Halves, s15. Quarters, IS
Ordinary Glass 100, October 81, 1884.
$4,000 Ballots, 1853 Prizes
TICKETS, 81, HALVES. o..
Ordinary Glass ], 170, Oct. 81, 1884.
$4,000 Ballots, 1888 Prizes.
TICKETS, ~. HALVES, q.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
TVNo NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE
4 AND THE SOUTH.

POTOMAC STEAMBOAT CoMPANYiS
POPULAR STEAMER, GEORGE LEARY,
Leaves Seventh street wharf on Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday ut b3Up. m. Returning.
leaves Norfolk on Monday, Wednesday. and
Friday at same, -Four, stopping ut Piney Point
Exclusive connection with Boston and Provl.
dence steamers Connect also with New York
and Richmond steamers, Norfolk and Western
6eaboard and Roanoke. Ocean View, and Viz.
gina Beach Railroads.
Passagen and rooms can'pe secured at baltimore
St. Marc Hotel. office OF Knox's Express, 9th Sd.
and Pa ave-. and AZ Con pany's Office. 7th-st.
KNOWS EXPRESS will call for and cheek
baggage from hotels and private residences
Freight rs%Sfsyef d WEf Re a e n Agent,
MEERR9,HI,At BRIGHAM AMP n MINERS LF TRANS,
Norfolk, The Al Iron steamers 4 / IEGMANY,
Capt William A. Haliett BFRKsiIIRE, Capt
i, NJ. Howes; d. X; MILLER, Capt. solomon
Mowes, From Baltimore every MONDAY and
W HEHpSSRsAhIx e n br6R yBSston every
'i foR FP ss%aS8!HsiENAh DIRECT. The A, Iron
steamers Johns HOPKINS; Capt ], s. March,
.N IN Every WE'VE FIVE Gays pgHYs a. hooper
Fare, including meals and stateroom berth,
no Accommodations unsurpassed. Second
class passage and children at reduced rates
Through tickets to al points in Georgia, Florida,
and Alabama; For freight or passage apply 70
~ HUGGlHS. Agent, foot Long Dock. Bal
Z. sAMPsoNi Agent 90 Central wharf, Bos-
JAMES b. VESTS CO.. Agents. Savannah.
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PoBERT ]. THOMAS.
Broker in
GRAIN. PROVISIONS. COTTON, AND
STOCKS
No. 613 Fifteenth Street, National Metropoll.
tan Bank Building.
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AN IMMENSE HIT!
oPERA-HARRIs's-
MIC OPERA C0MPAN
THIS "WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON AND
Pr NAFORE
With Splendid Cast and scenery.
Thursday and Friday OLlVETTE
hhluruay AIDhh
ADMISSION, ONLY ONE DIME.
TT'HEATRE CoMIoUE
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 30. 1884,
ALICE OATES IN BETTINA
IN
LA MASCoTTE.
ARTISTIC CAST THROUGHOUT.
Matnees Tuesdays Thursdays. and Saturdays:
nILLIARDS- BILLIARDS
ART BrLLIARD LACE,
Alb and AIS NINTH ST.
News OF all Sporting Events-Base Bali, Rae
Aing. &c. both In this country and Europe, ra-
ceiveddally NJ. u. sCANLoN. Proprietor,
TJ,HE ELITE
BILLIARDS. POO. AND SAMPLE ROOMS.
237 Pa Av. N. w.
Bachelor Bros Key East HAVANA Cigars.
O. w. HoLL Proprietor.
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Detailed Information Us the several articles re-
CURED, and sampl of stationery, &c, may be
procured on application ut this Office. ~
The right Is reserved to reject any and all bids.
CLAYTON MCMICHAEL,
so20-7t u g. Marshal District of (nIumbio
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New York orico, 100 W. Twenty,thlrd street;
Philadelphia ONCE, 1908 Chestnut street
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Private stock Telegraph wires TO Row York.
Boston, philadelphia. baltimore, and Rich
fnnnd. ~ ~ -----
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The following have been furnished by Bate.
man q Co.. bankers, 141l + street, being tho
most active stocks In the Now York exchange:
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ORIGINAL "LITTlE HAvANAU

Not responsible for errors in tclegraphing.
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TANFORTTg FLUID, THE Only
i y article expressly distilled for NapOr stove,
aud No Chimney Burncrsl Always same gual.
ity Warranted non-oSploglvel Furcst, wAiiesL
BOilCst, strongest, cheapest light
DANFORriIS NO.CHiMNEY BURNER
the only one In the markell No wicks to Cloal
or Trim No chimney to break nor clean
DANFORrirS NApOt COOK STOVE
First one IN murlScu Keeps ahead OF attempted
improvements Strongest, simplest, safest
durable, portable. easily managed. cheapest
Territory licensed or sold under patents
issued. Goods ready for immediate slipmcntin
nnyqunnttty Town right, sure living; county
right, competency state right, FORTUNE
Write ior price list aud particulars.
DANFORTh ILLuMI MATING & MFG. CO.,
DIG h street. WAehiuNtOu, ID. y.
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FINANCIAL.

or Deposits. Exchange. and Collections. -1Ta
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1884-09-06

- 10y II 1I/O'
We disenbarked and drove to the Dr..
dents house. At first we were d4n;d rH
mittance, as the hours limited to recs.s
10 a. m. to 3 p. m. had passed, but r. Ivy
our disappointment the gentleman in i,
revoked his decision, and politely shovel
through the apartments. The house W.,
summer dIshadille-carpets removed G.
many of the rooms, furniture in linen cove,,
but the noble proportions could not l.
disguised. The magnificent full-lena
portraits of President and Mrs. Wasbiuotoo
adjoining the walls OF the East room, acco,,
uated the effect of Mount Vernon Hon..
This room is most elegant in every detail
Adjoining is the Green room, also richly d.
grated, and next the oval-shaped Blue room
which, in its cool tints Of blue and gold an
sparkling chandeliers, especially deIigbtei
us. This IS the room used by the president
at their leOees. It is in the Red room tba
tull-length portraits of Mrs Tyler and Mrs
Hayes are suspended on the walls. Thu
portrait of Mrs. James K. Polk, lately ORE.
sented as national souvenir" by 4b.
women Of the north and south is also there
but not yet hung. It is the wish of the
donors that it be placed beside that of her
husband. The picture of ex-Presdent Polk
with those of al, the other Expressions
Except Buchanan and Johnson), hangs in the
spacious hall, extending at right angles with
the north entrance.
On the second floor are chambers, chief d
which is that consecrated by President Gar
fields sufferings; also the presidents office,
where the cabinet meets and other rooms, to
which we we're not admitted.
We reached the hotel with our lowly as
pirations not disturbed by the contemplation
of all this grandeur-that abandoned bed
chamber spoke too eloquently of the price
of human greatness!
The capitol shall not attempt to describe
A small pamphlet could be filled with details
Of its costly attractions. Up to the present
time the building has cost SI3ooo,ooo, while
for the bronze doors, statuary, paintings etc,
that adorn it within and without, apart from
the contributions of states and individuals
the government has expended upwards o.
SoI7,476, according to authentic account
Not any too much for the chief building O.
the most liberal and patriotic nation on tht
globe! Yet, seeing SO many statues, | begar
to fear that the old hereditary vice and fun
damental error of the Roman people-polt
ical idolatry-had descended through thu
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young daughter were much beloved in the
little village.
It's true Mademoiselle Feliste wore quaint
shoulder knots on her trim white dress, and
her broad sash being tied Immediately Under
her arms, defined her short waist SO that her
pretty little figure might seem antique, and
Oat,r, to belle Of the present day.
Yet Lady Feliste was belle, (ah, how
short lived they are) and has passed with her
generation away-aWay You and |, lady
reader, may dream Of the future-one mo-
ment, to think of the souls that will come,
that will live on the green earth of Cod
when we will have passed, alas, also have
passed far away. How little the souls Of the
future may know of our breath, of our smile
OF our sigh. You think of this-Oh Well
shrug your white shoulders and plume out
your laces, well, live in the present, its satins
its laces, its operas, and lovers. Yet these
had Feliste, in her youth, and her beauty.
Let US turn to our past and her present
Captain Cateline comes by her side, is he
then her lover7 He is slight, finely formed
and his dark fierce eyes as they rest on the
young girl speak love in each glance Yet
she, ah she constantly watches the door
One step, and one voice, she awaits.
Cacasoltes music is gay and enlivening
with bow and with courtly gallantry, Cap
tain Cateline offers his hand. The young
girl moves to the merry measure with light
ness and with grace, while the gallant cap
tain treads with springing step, keeping
well with the time and the music. The
youthful beauty glows now, as she Dances
her soft eyes sparkle, and following her
glance we find Mr.. Culburt has come and
approaches her side. Now, he smilinglv
addresses some words to the lady. Then
how the captain varies and changes, with a
dark look at his rival, and then bright smile
for Feliste.
Supper is over and for some little time
the dance is resumed.
Then servant appears bearing the mo-
menters queens cake"-the cake that con-
tanned the four beans which will decide who
the royal ladies may be. Now the young
girls advance and cut each for herself a
slice.
Felste chats and eats; when 10! from be-
tween her white teeth she takes out the bean
and is hailed as one of the four queens
Monsieur Renead bows before her, moving
both hands, his hale and suave old French
body, supple as that Of dancing master
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1884-09-06

Lieutenant Schwatka fell over a rocking
chair in San Francisco the other day ano
broke his arm, after exploring the arctic reg
ions without accident.