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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-18

IMPORTANT meeting OF the Paper Hangers Associ-
alton viii be held on the evening OF the 18Th in
slant. AT D. H., TO consider important business.
stockholders are especially needed By order OF the
president.
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WEDDING BELIS.-A select COMPANY witnessed
the marriage OF Mr.. Henry ID. Fiske OF Bostoo
Mass, 70 Miss Lizzie Hollinger, OF the city last
evening az The home of the brides parents on X
street The marriage ceremony, being that OF the
ing, was soie!nni1ed by the Rev. Dr. Kent OF the
Unyersallst church Miss Hattie Hollinger sister
~ the bride; Miss Ada Turton, Miss Anna Ger.
muller and Misses Lucy and Hattie Bruce per
formed the duties OF bridesmaids. Mr.. and Mrs
Elske left this morning for short tour, thence 10
their future nome in Boston.
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The Return Of the Red Coats.

UIF Z TIE BUYS A WELCOMED
To the Editor of The EVENING STAR:
AS friend TO both the W. l. Infantry corps,
Rifles, Vets, and other military organizations of
this city, would suggest to the stay-at-home
militia TO turn out en- masse on Monday night next
and give the ''Red Coats" reception worthy OF our
city. Let all past differences be forgotten and
unite In bidding welcome home. Remember then.
reception TO the Cape May returns.
June IL, 1884. AUD LANG SYNE
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REST IN THE WORLD!
UPPER TEN
WwwW 4 4 II ssss : Ky =
%%MW HHH 4 ssss TX w
W Il 4 Il SIS < K
ASK YOUR GROCER
II. d II. w. CATHERWOOD,
PHILADELPHIA
N o U g LA 8 s.,
IL NINTH AND F STREETS

~ NINTH AND + STREETS
HOSIERY
This department we think complete The stock ia new
and fresh and we return the money when price are not
One Tot Of tine FRENCH BALBRIaaAN, worth
One lot SOLID COLoRs, Full Regular, usual price
&c.. we are Offering Three Pair for a.
SOLID COLORS. SPLICED FEET &c., 81 he
to the most expensive
CORsETs.
80 styles. ' '' o'e&
sell Corset for o. that brings readily sl4o to
= Als1, WARNEK's, THoMpsoNs, "P. D.n"c. P.~
WEhLY. FOYS. TURNER'S BOSTON CONFORM
ana q complete line Of Misses CORSETS and WAISTS.
'ENTHATING cORSETS st S5c. 81 and LIS.
UNDERWEAR
This department. needs no ADVERTISING We siuplv
desire TO say: The garments are our own make Tnil
Size. Perfect Shape. and refund money unsatsfsc
tory In price or otherwise.
JERSEYS
We ask yon to look only The Quality Perfection Of
lit, and the Prtces-$LSo up NH we know please "
We VIII notice other departments next week
DOUGLASS,
fS E2-62l-526 Ninth street.
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TWO CGLoREp LABoRERs, named Richard Handy
and Benjamin Quarles, employed In digging Il
foundation on 18Th street. near New York avenue
northwest, We're overcome with heat yesterday
afternoon and sent 10 their homes in the police
bulance.
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Fon TH1Rrr DAYS Only
We offer the following great bargains As we find our
stock entirely too large must SELL as We
need the money.
Our stock of Shoes and Slippers very complete and
it will to look at stock before buying, we
assure you you can save money in doing SO.
Ladies fine Kid 90 butt Shoes now s2oo
Ladies' kid s sSees snsfs 5HS @
% al sod SEQ vs sns st
Misses and CHILDREN SPRING nigh heels from Co., up
Mems very a1T h iow b alS only
Our mems Burts" low shoes for the balance of the
worth from s5 to 81. ~" t-''' - o. AA" Ai'
Our line OF Ladies', Misses and Children Slippers
must not be overlooked.
beautiful Opera Slipper for 75c.
In fact, our entire stock at great sacrifice Call
early and secure some Of these bargains at the Reliable
hoe Stores Of
s1NsHEnER BROS.
jeS sos It'll and sl5I NJ streets
OERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT.
L3oHN A. MCCALL. .Jr. Superintendent Of the In
TIN Gfths STATE e New Y9Eh Dc
4ss0o1AT19E located IL The city q New York has On
with the statute In such made and provide 10 GER
ticates $4,000 each substitute Noe 67lSa to 6712a
inclusive Of United States registered per stock
ct the pleasure Of the United States registsrd Inter
est payable quarterly,
In wnsss Whereof have :r:untc ss and
az 1ed d my o ,sl seal at the city Of Albany this
(sisned) JOHN A. MCCALL, yr,
Superintendent
,g:t e b ps;a = ):
much. Once In Warrington, 1909 H. Agents wanted
3elS r KNIGHT. GenI Agent
TUE sCHnLlNGER ARTIFICIAL STONE CON
Or THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
le now prepared to lay ut short notice. 6d&aikn ana
Eootways Of any ssepr color Cellars concfsed md ii
PORTLAND. CEMENT. GERMAN MAsTIC AND
AsRH4T ABE AHaEE SX8TkRI 49,.
ny1ksm omcs lao Hev yeEk syeaRe RoEtkNeak
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TRUNKS that viii stand the careless handling OF
any baggage sTnIsheT can De bought for very low
prices at j. HeEZOg'@ 3I3 Penna. ave. northwest A
large stock and ali sizes On hand
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RIsCCFIC eyeglasses, 81. Prigg's te

GENTLEMENs cha!aOis driving gloves, 81. Auer-
bach & Bro, G@3 Pennsylvania avenue.
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CITY ITEMS.
Gents Fine Manila Straw Hats.
in maple and wine colors 81
1el6-im AUERBAcH BRO, 6ss Penna ave-

Fire Works,
Fire Crackers, Cannon Crackers Greek Fire at
wholesale at &. W. THORN Co s, 3f3 9Th ST q. ".
They Know no North, nor South, nor
East, nor West.
On Tuesday always Tuesday,, May 18th, 1894, as
is usual the veteran Generals G. T. Beauregard, Of
Louisiana, and Jubal A. Early, Of Virginia, met at
the 168th Grand Monthly Drawing Of the Louisiana
state Lottery. At noon they began the labor OF
distributing wealth promiscuously, and ladled 1t
Ticket No. 1882 drew the first capital prize of
1000 it was sold In flfths at 81 each-one went
70 B. j. Dorsey, 80 jackson street, Memphis Tenn;
G. X. r., collected through Messrs. w. r. Rison &
Co., huntsville, Ala. The second capital Of SIS 900
drawn by 25 1885, sold in fifths-one to H. c. Drinkle,
Lancaster, Ohio; another to Alexander King,
Maxerly, Ky. The third capital, $4,000, drawn by
by 646l2, sold in ffthswone to 7. 8 Ashby, Sher-
tered everywhere. And these famous warriors
VIII do IL all over again on Tuesday, July 18th, and
any one can learn all about it by tnquring OF n. A.
Dauphin, New Orleans, La.
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MAGNIFICENT VILLA SITES On COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
Those desiring to invest ia advancing reaf estate or
TOT building should read the advertisement of Dun
canSon Bros, who viii sell. Tomorrow afternoon
On the premises, Is fine villa sites, situated lust
north OF A L. BARRIERS fine stone mansion on i4th
ON the same street. This property has fine view
OF the city. being the highest point OF Columbia
Heights, the lots being OF such size as to allow
nne buildings surrounded by grounds The pur-
chSeTs OF lots In the immediate vicinity being some
OF the best citizens, and buildings are going up
rapidly, Columbia Heights Will be one OF the
best suburban portions OF the city. Sale at 4:3O
nm tomorrow
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HEaNDoS AcQrITTKD.-In the case OF VIM. Hern-
don, indicted for committing rape upon Elizabeth
Johnson, colored girl OF eleven years, at Spring
street. Mount Pleasant, on the 18th OF May, the
jury. yesterday. under instructions Of Judge Wylie
returned Verdict Of not guilty.
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81 Silk. 90

Young's, 736 18th ST. Cheapest Crepes after all al
headquarters for mourning goods. Parasols below
cost to close 1o-1
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Mus-c 1t THE CAPITOL GRorNDs.-At the concert
AZ the capitol grounds this afternoon the following
program VIII be given: MaTch-"Across the Dam
ube," Sousa; oyerture-"Light Cavalry Suppe;
yalse-"Dream OF the Ocean," Guyle; collocauon-
"Beggar STUDENT Miliocker; balad-"Farewell-
Graham; selection-'Barbe Blue" Oreabach: pas
MISUNDERSTANDING" GobboertS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-18

MARRIAGE ItcESsEs.-Marrsg &c licenses have been
fsSEed By the clerk OF the court 10 Dennis Driscou
and Maggie Drisool,; Charles A. Ko!e and Lisetta
y. Gasch; a N. Green. Of Hyndraan, Pa, and
oregon L Barber; Patrick Roam ard Winrte Hunter
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REAL ESTATE ON CAPITOL HiLl.-Attentfon Is
called 10 the sale by Geo. F. Hardin. trustee OF
valuable rsa estate on Capitol Hii, corner Of 9th
Thursday, the 18th instant, at o. m This prop-
erty Is beautifully located and suitable for rest
dence or business purposes
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For Gold and Silver Trimmings
go to Meyers, 922 9Th street northwest w&S;3m
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Csc. Lawns, 10c.
736 9TH ST., Mourning Store. ia
'Rough on Dentist'' Tooth Powder.
smooth, Refreshing, Harmless, Elegant, Cleans
Ing, Preservatlve and Fragrant 15c. Druggists 5
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IMPORTANT TO BUILpERs.-The material in two
buildings, entire, Will be sold at auction without
reserve Thursday afternoon, 10th Instant at s
O'Clock. See ad In auction column.
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Only sl.75 10 80 dozen for fine Cabinets, at
herTitts Gallery, I'll Market Space.
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LOCAL MENTION.
Tie Weather.

The Weather.
OFFICE OF TEE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. d. C., June Is. 1881, 930 n m
For the middle Atlantic states. fair weather
hight variable winds. no change in temperature
For Thursday, fair weather Is indicated for the
middle and south Atlantic states, Tennessee and
the ONO valley, With no change Ia temperature.
FCSsELL's Ice CREAM
Shipped anywhere ont Of town.
Az New York avenue.
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JUMP & DErwr11rn,
PRINTERS,
l20-422 ELEVENTH STREET
North Of TIE SCAR Buildings
And are prepared to execute PRINTING OF ALL
KINDS with even greater expedition than hitherto
The old motto,
"NEATNEss. PuNcTuALIrx AND FAIR PRIcEs~
WIZ be strictly adhered to- and every effort win b
made 70 do work in manner satisfactory to their ,us
tomeF6 3e12-1H
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THK SALE OF THE WIGHT FURNITuRE-Mr. Regf-
maid Fenda the administrator OF the estate OF the
late o. M. Wight, oilers for sale at wholesale or re-
tau some forty thousand dollars worth OF furniture
OF all kinds and patterns. AS most OF this was
mace oy hand, the opportunity Is a rare one to Sc
cure excellent articles at most reasonable prices
See the advt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-18

BARGAINS IN HOSE AND UNDERwEAR.-AtS B.
EHery'S, 11l2 street northwest, there has lust
been received job lot OF hundred dozen French
half hose, which he will sell at 81 per dozen. These
goods are worth 50. Those In need OF such goods
should call early, as they can't last long. He has
also full line OF summer underwear, summer ties
and Scarfs, at low prices
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ORKNEY SPRINGS $50, -, sAA
SHENANDOAH COUNTY. VIRGINIA. IE:@E

Having leased these wel-known Springs for FIVE
YEARS. we beg to inform the Iublic and friends
that they Will be opened from JUNE to DECEMBER
J. 1884 for the reception Of guests. All appointments
hrstcass The Hotels and Cottages have been put in
excellent condition and the complete furnishing entirely
renovated, afording accommodations and comforts
equal TO resort in the south Capacity 500 persons
MAIL. TELEGRAPH and EXPRESS FACILITIES ia
the Hotel TERMS-S40, $45 and $50 per month &C.
cording TO location Special rates Write for
descriptive circulars giving varieties and analyses OF
the different waters, to JOSEPH N WOODWARD.
Manager,
nlyl8-2n NJ. 6H c. MADUX, Proprietors
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YIVHE POOL BURSTED.-HAvING MORE GODOS
y than money and being anxious to close out my
few days only. give the snap away at the following
prices Hats and Shoes at your own prices: % Boys
Boys. Short Pants now toc 81 % Boys Long Pants
Coats now $3.50; 81. % Mems Mohair Goats now al
Come and see the Old Man ut
1914-l9l6 Pennsylvania avenue
5e6 ], W. SELBY
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

Hemn!er-sertleian store next Thurs,
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SALE OF GRocxRrRs-Grocers and others should
attend the sale OF groceries, liquors. &C. to be held
tomorrow morning at DuncansOp's auction rooms
The stock Ia large and web assorted. See ady'k
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-18

Mexican HammOcks, Fall Size, S1.JO.
16-1m AUERBACH & Bro, 623 Penna. ave.
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CLEARING SALE
AT THE
MISFIT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS.
BOYS CLOTHING MUST CO.
For Boys to IL
Jackets and Pants at sl75. sold nowhere under s. 49,
Pants sold noWhere UNDER UNDER
Jackets ano rants 1T S4G1, sold nowhere under $780,
For Boys II to 49,
Suits at So. IS sold formerly at $500
suits suits at s3s soil formerly at 5000.
Suits at $3.50 sold formerly at 5000
Suits at s rs sold formerly at $1,000
Suits at 5000 sold formerly at $lIOO
MEMS SUITS MUST CO.
sc 80 will buy business Suit sold formerly at $40.
Mill bny Busnsss s st sold formerly at ls
$6 will buy Blue Flannel Suit reduced from $40
buy Ss Blue , Flanei s s r r tI1
$l2 VIII bpy Yacht Cloth Suit reduced from SIS. IS
S12 will buy Fine Blue or Brown English Chevio
81 S aaee s1y from s ss cHaway w0rsted Suit
WHITE VESTS MUST GO.
Is cents Vest and upward
ODD PANTS MUST 60.
The prices put on these will make them go rapidly,
sEERsUCKER SUITS MUST CO.
the patterns prices which expensive estabsh
meutS cannot approach.
OFFICE COATS MUST GO,
Drap d'ete Alpaca, Imp. Seersucker, NIolin Sicilan
only found at the " f
MISFIT STORE,
je1s CORNER TENTH AND F SITS
NV Tonk PR1cEs
IMPORTED CLARETs. WHITE WINES AND CHAM.
PAGNES
And Cheaper than New York Prices for
DOMESTIC CLARETS
and all other Summer WineS
JOHN n. MAaRUDtR
Importer and Agent for American vineyards,
my3o 1417 New York Avenue
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Gents II. TX. Scarfs, 8 for Csc.
16-1m AUERBACH & BRo 623 Penna ave.
bicycle Shirts & Stockings, Cor. 9TH & HI.
Base Ball an: Coating Shirts, mems and boys,
from SOC. to s4 all coors and sizes Largest stock
and lowest prices In the city. Special discount to
clubs. Send for samples to c. Auerbach's, corner
9TH and II. 60
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LECTURES.

MEMORY, THE FOUNDATION OF ALL KNOWL-
~ EDGE.Free Lecture on Memory" by Prof. A. &.
B9 194IDs at NJ c: BUILDING l4t9 New York avenue
hours instruction will enable any to repeat 90
100 words after hearing them read his will be
demonstrated on blackboard. Ladies and gentlemen
invited te18-2t
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S3 per Gallon. 5jc. Quart Bottle,
No. Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money
m,W,S,2W MCGEE'S, 9th, near ID street.
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NO. Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money.
m,W,s,2W MCGEE's, 9th, near d street.
ThOrntOn's Emulsion
or pure Cod Liver OIL with HypOphosphites OF Lime
and Soda for coughs, colds, Consumption, impaired
nutrition and general debility; easy and pleasant
TO take: Prescribed by Physicians. Sold by Drug
gists. Large bottles, soc. Manufactured by W. E.
thornton, corner Baltimore and Harrison streets,
Baltimore, Md m,W,f
On Thirty Days, Trial.
The VOltaic Belt Co, Marshall, Mich, Will send
Or. Dyes Celebrated ElectrO-Voltaic Belts and
Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days to men
young or old who are afflicted with nervous de-
bll1ty lost vitality and kindred troubles guarantee
ing speedy and complete restoration OF health and
manly Vlgor. Address as above. N. B.-No risk Is
incurred, as thirty days trial is allowed. W,S,m
"A!derney Dairy Wazons.''
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning,
ana delivered in half-rOund "Ward" prints, 35c. per
pound Also Cottage Cheese, ButterInilk ana sweet
Milk, sc. per quart, Cream 15c pint
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THE KENSINGToN SARAToGAAA
l. SPRINGS, " Y-This beautifully -locstedVEA
and hrstrlass hotel will commence its third I.IT
season NE l4TH Being few hundred feet frOm the
thorougfare on Union Rvenuc-the finest drive
toga-and overlooking Congress Park makes il especially
desirable for families. JAMES II. RODGERS. Owner
and Proprietor: also Propr Coleman House New York
and Erie Railway DINING Hail. Horuellsville NY
rny2o-1n
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-02-02
THE JUDGMENT OF PARIS.

The world would be a desert fl men were
 wise. What nigh, the shepherd of Juno crave f1uo the sueen-es the Hex tree p5s@~ that naketh ot man a slave. Croxned with symbol of soNere1g1iy Power. that maketh from thence that he With a thirst naught slscSeas nor sails lsfrs, Follows forever the things hat 3ee- Ru, fhe world would be empty II men were
 wise Wh4, was the promise that PaliAs gave Pallas the cold. with the kt.tieG knee Learning tha; diggeth for man grave Under a pillar 10 ped2niry Learning, mole that n earth can see. And misses the message Q. ar and Skies Learning that ever hath dust for fee B., the world would be empty fl men were
 wise And the dame that rose from the curling The witch of the hlii-,op-What gave she Love, that making a man te rave To. vision tkat n20sht but dream cAr
 be;
 Love iha, falslleth his heart ~ith giee. Love, that freightenth his breast with sighs, Love tha, must madden both you and me But ;he world would be empty Il men ~eie
 wise
 ENVOY Goddess Of mine for bend 10 thee Look al me now with ,hy wlne dark eyes II iove be d folly. ah what care we Fo. he world would be empty fl men were
 wise
 -.falns DesIes. .s lE:st1t.:r.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-02-02

very confidence he exhibits Is indicative of the strength and power of the man and his ability to reach the highest flights in the sphere of his ambition. ln Moses from an old Mansc and tn Twice Told Tales. every reader is charmed wish the little picture of New England life and yet beneath the seemingly simple narrative are concealed sancies bold IS were ever conceived by the Banyans or Danses ct olden tune Wonderful. in- deed. IS the capacity of the author to paint the inner consci ousness oi the ideal being ss evidenced in that astonishing and curious romance of Marble Pawn.
 Rut the most decisivc production of this author IS the Seatle; Letter. All the genus of Hawthorne seems 10 have been concentrated Tn this most remark able romance. IL IS more than TO- fhance II is besides psychological ~cn- der. and combines the simplest types ci lie wi,h the rares, and most powerful ideal creations al the sensual and super sensual m man. IL Is strange. solemn story.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-02-02
His Reason Dethroned
Ct.1eago ie!rgfsfii


 Tao gentlemen resfgned ,he,i place. m d Madison street rsi to couple of l.dics, one of whom. as she took the proffercd seat. WAS was distinctly heard to say in los bu, hfm vo,ee Thank you, 4if.
 .' The gentleman thus addressed started and turned deaii!y pale then he grasped A strip in the ar and eanIn, fo,- ~afd. inquired of ihe lady ID question Are you 4 ieAdent of Ch,ea ago. mad am z
 sif = quned the lady ID an offended tone
 Answer me. madam. l implore you. ? beSought the agi,a,cd man This is no tune Cor ,rtiing. Are you sttangef here or 4 native Chicagoan
 !" 1 have always lised here. she an swered. hurr,edly
 "Can il be pos sible - nurmGred the s,ncken mao. and yei yoa wear nc medals no magma of honor nothing 10 show ,ha, you are no, like other wo, men but heaven the difference Why madam. ] haze rode up x..d down this lne Of street Cafs ever slsce the Wesi s,de uacks were laid, and no member oi your sex ever thanked me 4ud,bly fot d seat, before this moment
 Then kind and pitylng friends led hiu gently from the car Ii was too, toc much. His brain was turned and no' even the zssuranee that sufh ;h,ns would never happen again could restore hlm. Reason had fed lie was fav i ing !unauc, and ut candidate for straight laeket.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-02-02
Same to You. su.
tSaaSNlir Argus

itNanSNfIir AtEus.
 \ dude drummer itom this city ono day Las, week made call st A new stors m a small Kentucky town
 The propuetor had lust stepped eu, ci the store foi A short tune. leaving Il to bs watched ay an old farmer ~ho al~ay, does his trading there. and who, hy Inc Nay, IS luI,e hard ei hearing
 The drummer entered and approat he'd the old man. handing hum ono oi h,, oaIds and making few s,crcoYped re. marks in regard to the weather
 The old party took the eatd, looked al Il and nodded.
 " have d full Inc of samples tha, would be pleased to show you, sad the drummer,
 "Hctgh
 = have my samples with me and would like h show them to you. replicd the drummer. a uitic louder th,s tune
 Ncs, think so. lest wait minl,. sad the old party
 The drummer lounged around for some twenty or thirty msnuses listening te what happened n the nabeihood ~har l was Iai>cd from several oi the ,.4an gets around the stose
 ell. mt iucnd aga,n resumed tho drummer. ate you ready to look at m, goods =
 ' ien [ kno~ hui what she can
 N hal ate you tAlkln. about =
 "Heigh 2,
 What's the matter with you. any how e'
 a est as well as he
 say. mister. that old suooser : as deai AS post I'll bet. by gum. he ham :, heeId A word you sed to hln. put m ono ei the fellows os eupled ID holding 4 box down and tIy,nk to ~hi,tle corner of with hls pool kc, knlie
 {" II bet do make him hear some thing Hght. sad the drummer as he leaned over and hos led m the old parJy's 5 car. = It's one OH me for the crowd What il you take = and he pointed to. wand the little bar n the rcai oi ihr room. behind winch stood healthy look irg t,eilnan woman no danb, ,he pio- pfietni wife
 N,s. l de~ feel lander dp abaa, the threat. and l don't keer et l dew. and he vas .si the bar As sonn as the next one
 Af,ei they had al poured on, then l" election iutfe And were elinkinK their glasses together. the drummer winked al, the gang and then ,afntng so the old party sad
 Well. here ,o you. you condemned old skiniliui, plfaie and usln robher
 Same ta you, stt. same to you. sal, the old party. looking at the drummer and smiling s~ce,iy. thinking the drum mcr sad hesc's io your health
 And A the gang laughed and nudged each other m the rlbs, the dude took h,s gnp and 4He,ly sid oa, At ,he back door
 Gut m the cold, cold world, never to return there agsls.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-02-02
H.~;hofnss $ Style.

r.. Farmer, ln s,. Losss Magazine
 Hawthorne's style IS Al his own. He steps outside the beaten track and hews out a way purely HAwthonish. He IS A romanccr and not : novelist;
 Hls quzisiness of manner which, a, frs, IS simple as a peaszn,'s converse, gradually leads ss away into the wildes, scenes and the strangess of ideal crea- tions- Never was originality in writer 50 clearly defined, never was style so aS- like the compositions of the masters. He drif,ed ou, in a mos, dangerous and dificul, path, where few chose to venture but he goes forward confidently, and the