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Another Love Match.

$50 This is your sole business with
me to-day, young sir ?"
1t was surely not a very promising
manner in which the words were said
but then what could one expect? Surely
the young barrister had been widely
presumptuous when he, with his moder.
ate income, his trifling practice, had
come to ask the wealthy banker tor the
hand of his only daughter. The young
mans face flushed holly, but he kept
his self command, replying with admira.
BILE GOODNESS.
This is my sole business with you to.
day, Mr.. Forester. have come to you
hoping for the consideration which man
should show to man, independent of 20.
sition, social difference, the worlds
opinion or anything outside of this one
bare fact. /, with all the force of man
hood, love your daughter, and ask your
permission to 60 to herself and tell her
oft. You have not answered me yet
sir"
ooh, it won't take long for me to do
that" the bankers tone was rather iron
ical. II have but one daughter, and-I
have very different plans for her future.
You understand me?"
C0uuOt l6A w w eO. 1uo young
mans face was white now and had q lit
tie sternness in it. "May I ask you
whether you speak in this manner solely
because you know I am not wealthy
Would you speak different were well,
not struggling barrister ?"
"Oh, have no personal objection to
you" Mr.. Forester said carelessly, play
ing with q paper knife on the table be-
side him, q costly toy. all ivory and gold,
one of the curiosities brought by him
from Egypt some years before, when he
had taken his now deceased wife for q
trip on the Mediterranean.
"You do me no injustice, I am conf
dent" Dick Avon pursued, sort of dig
nifty on his fine blonde face. "You un-
derstand fully that Miss Forrester's posi-
ton, your own reputed wealth, have had
nothing to do with this interview. I
have hesitated to speak because of them;
but I fancied that even poor and OBJ
scure as am, had the right to make q
trial for the happiness craved. have
come to you solely as man, Mr.. Forces
ter, hoping to find in you the sympathy
of man for man, casting aside for the
moment all other considerations"
"That is quite sufficient, sir" The
banker spoke indifferently, still playing
with the pretty toy. at Is of no conse-
quence what you fancied. You will un-
derstand that Miss Forester is hence
forth stranger to you"
"n it is her desire, sir"
"She will have nothing to do with it;
she will not even know Of your-your
presumption. I am fully capable of
judging for my daughter" He was not
quite so Indifferent now, and the young
lawyer arose from his seat
"And / for myself, Mr.. Forester, hav-
ing reached the age of discernment. I
will have one interview with Mics For
roster, with your permission, should you
kindly give It"
"And should / withhold my permits
sion?" The banker was becoming angry,
and his eyes were very cold as he sur.
veyed his visitor. The young man
bowed.
"You will not do 80, lest I find myself
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sIFTINGS SAYINGS.
Funny Items From the Texas Siftings

At q social meeting In Austin q lad,
remarked to Kosciusko Murphy
"There is nothing, in my opinion, 81
terrible as sudden death by violence.
30, we military men are 80 accustomed
to that sort of thing, that we don't thinl
anything of it," replied Kosciusko, VIII
has sent in his application to become {
member of the Travis Light Artillery.
Mrs. Yerger of Austin, rebuked he
servant, Matilda SNOWFALL, for being to-
fond of company. "You have four or fiv
men visiting you every night in tn
kitchen. That will never do"
"Dat's all right. Dey all wants te
marry me. don't low none oders te
hang round de premises"
"Why do Texas lawyers and legisla
tors always sign petitions to have con
victe pardoned out of the penitentiary?'
"They do in obedience to the Scrip
ture."
"What Scripture?"
"Do unto others as ye would that they
should do unto vou."
A burly Negro was brought before
Judge Tegener, accused ofvagrancy.
ct is tam shame dot q pig stron1
man like you vas should pc guilty of sc
mooch idleness, Boss?"
eyes, you never got some steady en-
Payments"
600 slow, Boss. You am DOM me in.
ustice. 1 has worked like de berry deb.
BILE for de las' two yeahs."
"Where vas dot?"
"At Huntsville, in de penitenshiary,
for stealin' boss"
A Houston editor, whose name, it il
not necessary to mention, as everybody
knows who is meant, was recovering from
q spell of sickness. As soon as he was
able to cit up, the doctor who had studied
the patients constitution said
"You are 80 much improved that you
can take toddy or glass of beer."
"Every fifteen minutes, or every half
hour, doctor?" asked the journalist who
began to feel like himself again.
"Do you expect to be rewarded here
after for the good deeds done in this life?"
asked an Austin Sunday school teacher.
II don't expect nothing myself, but
the old man banked on getting the Aus
tin postofice if he hadn't fooled himself
on Cleveland" responded the boy whose
father dabbled in politics.
A Houston inebriate was reading to
his wife about the English in Egypt. He
remarked
"The camel can work steadily for ten
days without drinking. Isn't that
stranger"
"No," she replied calmly; "there is
very strange about that, I've
known men who could drink ten days
without working"
The love and affection that exists be-
tween brothers frequently begins to ex-
list when they are mere children.
, VII tommy always De younger than
mother.
"Yes, sonny
That's bully. I'll always be able to
lick him md take his things away from
him az long as he lives"
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brought Home In . W.eon.

LOUISVILLE, KY.-Mr. ]. Helmus, Vice
President of the City Brewery, waa
brought home in Q wagon, carried up
stairs by two of his men and laid on the
bed. He was suffering with q severe at
tack of rheumatism contracted in the ice
vaults of the brewery. He refused to
have doctor, but dispatched q servant
for bottle Of st. Jacobs Oil, with the
result that in one week he was entirely
cured and able to return to his desk.
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LOnQOn 0lODe,
A paper called Nature, published in
arts, has picked up story almost eclips-
ng that of the cock and the bull, for
which it cites as an authority the direc-
tor of glass factory in the district of
Aniche. This gentleman had dog, and
this dog was turned out to play with
other dogs in the open field behind the
factory. 1t was the time of hard weather
shortly after the recent sn0w-stOrm, and
the dog, which was rough-haired ter
rier, had not finished his gambol, when
he was attacked by whole flock of birds,
described by the French paper as crows
By this, probably, rocks are meant, for
the crow, as Yarrell informs us, is q
solitary bird found alone or in pairs,
whereas the glass manufacturer writes
that there were 100 of the black birds in
question in the field where the dog was,
out of which only about thirty joined in
the onslaught. However, the battle,
once begun proved to be q very onesided
affair, half the attacking squadron keep
ing in front of the wretched quadruped
and the other half behind him or on the
flank. The former lowering at heigth
of about six feet, made dashes from time
to time at the head of the victim, aiming
their beaks at his eyes and at particu-
lar spot in his neck, where they soon
established an open wound.
The unfortunate beast, who in vain at
tempted to flee, would haye been
actually picked to pieces on the spot had
he not been carried off by q boy who
came to the rescue and brought him
home in his arms, while the detachment
of prosecutors lowered with angry
movements over his head. The dogs
life was saved for the time, but the mar
rator adds that day or two afterwards
his wounds became so dangerous that
he was obliged to have the poor wretch
After this we may expect
soon to hear of fox assaulted and done
to death by a confraternity of geese.
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CAPITAL TOPICS.

4uc uOItuWc6t IOOiu III buc WoHt
wing is being fitted up as an Office
for the Commissioner of the Bureau of
Labor Statistics.
The articles of incorporation of the
Medicine Lodge Water Works Company
were filed with the Secretary of State,
yesterday. The capital stock Of the
company is $4,000. The directors for
the first year are Chas. II. Eldred Of Ell
wood township. Barber county, David
Silt, Eli Smith, Thos. L. O'Bryan, and
Miles w. Brand, of Medicine Lodge.
The Mcpherson, Newton & South
western Railroad company fled an
amendment to its charter with the Sec
rotary of State yesterday. The change
indicates that the road is to run from
Ell Dorado, via Newton and Mcpherson
to Ellsworth. In the old charter
Ellsworth was at the head of the roads
name.
Noticing q lot of returns from county
clerks in the Secretary of States Office
yesterday, q reporter conceived the idea
of learning from them the number Of
townships in the state, and proceeded to
wade through the eighty-three papers
for that purpose. As the result of his
investigation he is able to state that in
the eighty.three counties composing the
State of Kansas there are Ito town
ships and 1878 Justices of the Peace.
The following letter was received at
the Executive Department yesterday:
New YORK, May A, 1885.
His ErceNencv the Governor:
General Grant wishes to thank you
and the people of Kansas for the honor
you and they conferred upon him by
celebrating his birthday, April q. The
General is unable to express his graf
itude in words, but could the people
know his appreciation of their kindness
they would not feel that they had
wasted the day. Respectfully,
Some days ago the Board of Railroad
Commissioners received q petition from
citizens of Pen6eld, Usage county, ask
ing for the location of depot and switch
at the town site. Subsequently the
Southern Kansas Road commenced to
build depot and switch at point
from the town site.
q remonstrance against the
location was sent to the Board. Now,
the Board has received four petitions
asking for the location at Aurora, where
the depot is being erected. Verify, mat
ters are much mixed in the vicinity of
Penfeld.
The Board of State House Commits
sioners met yesterday afternoon to open
the bids for remodeling the east wing Of
The State House. The only contracts
however, were for the roof, iron
,ornice and balustrade. The contract
for the roof was awarded to Bradbury &
Van Doip, of Topeka, at salts. The
contract for the stone, cornice and bal
1strade was awarded to Henry Bennett,
If Topeka, for ST., 444. Haskell & Wood
we're elected architects, and were in
Itructed to advertise at once for bids for
caring out the interior of the Senate
and removing the debris. The
Board will meet again on May 81. These
are to be completed by the 10th
# September.
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however large, speedily and painlessly
cured without knife, eaustic, powder or
ointment. Consultation free. Write for
pamphlet and references, enclosing two
letter stamps for reply. WoRLD's Dm-
PENsARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, Buffalo.
N.Y.
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"A late and popular invention is an
ankle corset, designed as brace while
roller skating.
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constrained to find means of having one
without" he said, quietly. II am SILL
under the impression that man should
allow no other to speak for the woman
he loves; that he should try to win, lei
what may stand in the way, and l take
nv final dismissal from her alone"
rising, motioned the young man back to
his seat, while he rang the bell:
"This is quite refreshing" he SAID,
ironically, "being entirely unlocked ioI
and unusual; but you shall be grained,
A servant answered the summons. Iell
Miss Forester I wish to see her at once,
if she is disengaged"
The servant vanished, and the two
men stood facing each other in perfect
silence.
Five minutes, ten, fifteen went by;
then there was q rustic Of silken dra-
peries in the hail, the door opened, and
a beautiful girl entered the room. Beautl-
full? Well, not perhaps with the simple
beauty of chiseled features; not with the
beauty at sight of which the sculptor's
pulse might quicken; but girl beautiful
with the beauty of q true womanhood;
with dark. unshadowed eyes, red, fexi-
BILE lips, q smooth, white, girlish forehead
and rich wealth Of dusky hair, coiled low
on the graceful head; q girl with ready
smile, yet with enough of her fathers
iron will showing in chin and eyes and
in the curves of her pretty lips to make
one understand that she would hold her
own in struggle.
She had known the young lawyer for
six months, had met him here and
there, for he was received in the best
society; she had danced with him, and
found him good dancer; she had talk
ed with him, and found him perhaps
trife more than agreeable, being, unlike
most of the men who conversed with
her, earnest and frank, rather than inane
and complimentary. 1t had dawned on
her that of late he had sought her be-
fore others, had seemed to care for her
society, and with the dawning of the
knowledge had come new pleasure to
her. Unlike most young ladies of the
present day, Leola Forester did not
value man by his ancestry or his bank
account.
"You wished to see me, papa," she
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At Halifax, Nova Scotia, great excite
ment was shown over his capture. u
seemed to be generally regretted that he
was not killed instead of captured.
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II amt no use 10 grumble and complain;
Its just a. cheap aud easy to rejoice;
When GOD sorts out the weather and sends rain,
Wy, rains my choice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-06

There is more trouble in the Indiana camp.
Just as the fight over the indianapolis post
fnastership is settling down, up comes a contest
over a dictatorship of internal revenue. Eb.
Henderson, chairman of the democratic state
committee wants it, and is urged by Vice Presi-
dent Hendricks a DIR. Hunter Is also an APP
plicant, and Is being pressed by Representative
Holman The Vice President has shown that
he has some influence with the administration,
but as he was accommodated with the post Of
flee referred to- 1t seems the great objector ought
to have show
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G1ovE F11r1Se JERSEYS
AT THE

ULoVE II ITTING q ERSBYS
AT THE
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE
In view Of the growing popularity and the consequen,
increasing demand for these goods we have given our
very best attention in making selections and Offer
our customers n stock which for wear shape, finish
style and variety cannot be equaled and surpasses
any previous efforts.
Their precise conformity to the figure affords ease
article of good taste and economy but An article Of
fashion.
OUR "MATCHLEss,"
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coat back, standing collar, perfect shape and most
elegantly finished in Black, Brown Navy. Green and
Garnet.
Only $3.50 each.
OUR "BRETON"
An excellent all wool imported finely woven stock
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back perfection in fit and finish stylish garment
CoIors, Black, Brown, Garnet and Navy Blue.
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NOVELTIES"
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PLAIN BLACK JERSEYS WITH GOLD Mill
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Krrr Coon, Krnr Coor, KEEP

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BUY YOUR ICE FROM THE GREAT FALLS
ICE COMPANY,
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aps-2w JNo. d. BARTLETT. snnt
Tins LOVELY WEArHrR
SHOULD MAKE YOU THINK OF SPRING
CLOTHING. NO HOUSE IN THE
COUNTRY Is MORE FULLY PREPARED
FOR SPRING TRADE THAN OURS.
IN OUR MEMS READY-MADE DEPARTMENT
ALL THE NEWEST STYLES Drsp1Ayrn
ON THE FASHION PLATES CAN BE
FOUND.
IN OUR YOUTHS READY-MADE DEPARTMENT
WE ARE SHOWING THE HANDsoMFsr
LINE OF SACK AND CUTAwAY SUITS
wEHAvE EVER SHOWN
IN OUR BOYS AND CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT
KILT SUITS, SAILOR SUITS, SPRING
ovERcoATs. BOYS NoBBY PLAID SUITS,
CHILDREN's SUITS IN THE VERY NEW
EST SHAPES, AND THE sAKs SHIRT
WAISTS ARE AWAITING YOUR CALL.
IN OUR LIVERY DEPARTMENT
OUR READY-MADE STOCK IS COMPLETE.
WE MAKE TO ORDER ANY STYLE OF
GARMENT REPRESENTED ON THE
AMERICAN OR FOREIGN FASHION
PLATES
IN OUR TAILORING DEPARTMENT
WE ARE SHOWING a VERY EXTENSIVE
LINE OF FOREIGN WoOLENs NOME
But PERFECT FITTING GARMENTS AL.
LOWED TO LEAVE THIS DEPARTMENT.
To CLoTHE YOURSELF IN PROPER STYLE.
A. sAKs CO..
ONE-PRICE CLoTHIERS AND TAILORs.
SIC AND 3ls SEVENTH STREET
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BABy CARRIAGEs.
We offer tbs week Fine Line Of Low Priced Baby
Carriages. Among them are:
Siceiy-iinished Canopy Top Stat Carriages with
plated axies and 81 rings lshtcolored running gear
CT - 80 each.
Reed Body Parasol Top Carriage. plated running
geeg natural WOOD wheels, $3.50.
Rattan Baby Carriages al $40 Sill So toSlS
"ecan give you good Carriage at q low price and
guarante satisfaction
our stock Of Boys' Wagons and velocipedes has
been repiensh4d by new stock. and now we can give
sol all sizes and styles. Wagons from 5Oc Veloci.
pesits from $3.50
Don carriages we Carry in very large assortment of
every possible style Tangin. in price from sSc to az
We would call your attention to a lovely SxIO
BtSoNH. FRAME WITH CRIMSON PLIJSII in.
side and handsome fancy mat, A similar frame usaa
to sell for ST. We sell them now at 81 % and 81 so
THE SILVER LILY HAIR PIN with brilliant
hiline Stone Setting, has proved decided success in
our 'e"e'rF department They are simply beautiful
We sell them al 90 and 29c., ard are very cbeap
Solid Gold Earrings, brilliant Rhine Stone setting
99c.
Solid Silver Thimbics warranted CSC
We also have JUS, opened beautiful assortment of
silvsr and Gilt Pins ct Is aud ace They deserve
attention.
We shall commence this week to sell our
Rink Pattern Roller skate at 99c
Oar eoc Roller skate viii be soc
10 arrive ON Tuesday: hubber Cushion Rink Skates.
All sizes, at SI.9S. The cheapest Rink skate ever
offered. s
Also large importation Of Palm Lunch Baskets, nom
NJ sILvERBERa co.
apo Near Pennsylvania avenue.
TUE CELLULoTD TRUSS,
Clean ana ea neyss s1saks never wears slwsyu
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Mrs FISHER devotss hsr sttsn.ion IS ~
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FL Mahdi's rival prophet has begun business
by the occupation OF Ell Obeid. This strikes a
severe blow to the Biahdi's prestige, for the
district, of which FL Obeid is the metropolis,
has furnished him with his best recruits and
has been his virtual capital since 1882. Besides,
its position gives its possessor power of action
upon the Mahdis communications which
would be fatal to any advance of the latter on
Berber or Korti,
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THE Executive Co,rnIrrEE

INAUGURATION CEREMONIES,
MARCH 4. 1855
WILLIAM N. CALF Chairman
LAWRENCE GARDNER, Cor Sec,y
DORSEY CL-iGETT. Sec'y.
Gen. C. McEeever, Sti}s0n Hutchns
James r Willett, Watson BOYLE,
Curtis J. Iililyer- VIM II ClageIt,
a a. VII. osl. s m .el V Niles,
TnOS j. Fisher. 1EUs- j. LuttEeil,
Admiral D. H. Porter. Fred. Il. MCGUIRE
ID A Willard
HEADQUARTERS. 131. ST y w
WASHINGTON, D. c.. March 18th, 1885
Messrs NY ChOFF. SEAAANS d BENEDICT
Agents Remington Typewriter.
Gentlemen: We herewith return the '.Reining
typewriter which was loaned to the Iuaug ration
ton Committee for daring the preparation of the
Inaugural Ceremonies
j. aordsne pleasure u bear testimony of the good
and rapid work performed by your machine. wewere
offered the Of machine Of another make but Mr.
James NJ F1SIer. the stAnorapher of the committee
refused T. any other than the bennington hav.
ing confidence IN that machine and NV experience has
dene,iS EaIed that he correct the position he
took Respectfully yours
ap6SlS 1. GARDNER, Cor. Sec'y
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LASsBuReH e. BRo-
40. GA 4o4 ARP 4as SEVENTH STREET,
JERSEYS JERSEYS
Everybody wants JERSEY. At least It seems d
10 and have made all necessary preparations
| 10 supply the Ladies ana Children Of Washington
with this most popular article of dress.
We are selling fair quality 6ToCKINETTE JER-
SEY. with deep cuts. at
90 cents worth S1.25
A better quality. Tailor made, coat hack JERSEY
We shall sell for
sl.40. CThey sold rapidly for $1.sS)
These are only two Of our specials, but We have
many better grades and styles 1t proportionsts low
prices
CHILDRENS JERSEYS
All co1ors and Sizes SIC
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS {.
This though . comparatively new department is
one OF the most popular in Establishment; made
so by our splendid assortment and low prices aim
being to produce the Latest Of everything pertaining
to MEMS WEAR and Selling them at close agures.
Our line Of
SPRING NECK WEAR
opened few days since considered by sll to be very
handsome. We selling all new goods in Three
shapes WIT he "Teck "Puf and Fiat Scarfs which
are the proper thing for Spring and Summer wear
Prices-well, 1t is impossible to quote prices these
goods as line Is too extensive attempt anything
of the kind.
We have To-day opened q lot Of
MEMS WHITE sUSPENDERS
made Of best web and have the extra drawer attach
ment, and will sell them at
81 cents pair,
which is positive bargain
Our sale Of
PRIDE OF THE WORLD
SHIRTS,
is still creating furore Would advise those wanting
Shirts to call early, the assortment will soon be
broken.
large line
MEMS COLORED HOSE
at IS cents.
Superior quality at IS cents or pair for 81.
Then we have line of
Isle AND SILK HOSE
which cannot be equalled.
LANSBURGH q BRO,
400 422 424 AND 426 SEVENTH STREET.
ap6
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MoscHow1rz DnEss Inrrses.

MoscHow1rz DnEss Inr1ses.
THE WAIST PATTERN STAMPED uf04S ZINE
SILESIA; PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED.
SAVES TINE, TROUBLE AND EXPENSE. WE
ARE THE SOLE AGENTS FOR THIS CITY
M, u Ry IN SIOCk ~ SMVIGE meEsS ooODS
WE HAVE NEVER SHOWN As MANY uEsfR-
ABLE NOVELTIES AS ARE ON QUE COUNTERS
AT PRESENT..
GREAT BARGAINS IN BLACK sfLKa.
NEAT CHECK SURAHS.
STRIPED BLACK SILKS, THE BEsT VALUE
EVER SHOWN.
CHOICE STYLES IN FRENCH sATTEENs.
ELEGANT COLORED vELvETS AT $26O,
WORTH $3.50
JERSEY SILKS IN GREAT VARIETY.
INDIA PON0EE AND CHINA PoNGEE VERY
CHEAP.
ONE PRICE
W. NJ sHUSTER 4 SOME
919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
NIB. THE BEST Is THECHEAPEST. ap6
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Our marines may not have any opportunity
of displaying their valor at Panama, but their
presence will exercise wholesome influence,
and viii cause American residents on the
Isthmus to feel that the home government is
looking out after their interests and protection.
1t Is unfortunate that this action could not
have been taken earlier