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EUGENE SoHUYLER o. kUSSIIY ADVANCES :
Fuopne Schuyler read paDer last eyeningin

CbicAerng Hall before the Geographical Society upon
Russian Advances in Afghanistan" Mr. schuylers
sympathies strongly Inclined toward the Russian
side Of the dispute and although his address simply
historic dealing with the successive steps of the Russian
march toward Afghan frontiers 1t easy TO
that In his opinion the constant suspicion with
which England viewed this little more than
uujustihable meddng. Mr.. Schuyler first reviewed the
means and difficulties of constructing railroad from
the shore OF the Caspian to Herat and thence to
Quettah on the Indian frontier Such railroad, he cali
cnlated. might be built at expense or little over
$4,000 IN e. He then spoke OF the conquest by tho
Russians of the TransCaspan territory, beginning with
the Turkomans in 1871 and ending with the defeat OF
the Tekk TurkOmans by General SkObelef in 1881.
Then the voluntary submission OF Merry to General
Komarof. The few marauing tribes which lie beyond
Merry have caused the present difficulty between Eng
land and Russia the Russians desiring such frontier
as viii bring these tribes entirely within their jurisdic
ton and enable the Imperial authorities to prevent their
lawless expeditions.
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TIE REV. Mr.. BR0WS FOUND ~ A DAzED STATE.

TIE REV Mr.. BROEN FOUND ~ DAZED STATE.
The attention of a. b. Reed n cOachman, as
ne was walking In Fifty-ninthst. near seventh-aye
early Yesterday morning was attracted 70 man who
was acting strangely. aud was muttering to himself.
Reed became sat ised that the man the Row oscar
f. Brown missing clergyman OF No 33s West FIFTY
nlnthst lie asked the stranger question, but got no
answer Tho coaohman took htm by the arm TO lead
him 20 his home which was only block away. He re-
fused 10 60 and became excited and Reed left HIM In
charge OF an officer and haseued to Mr. Browns house To
Get some one to identify him. friend
OF the family hurried back with the
ooachman and Identified the man as the
missing pastor Mr.. Brown refused TO speak and dld
not 10 comprehend what was sald 70 MN. ne
could he easily led in any other direction than ms
home which about the only manifestation 81 IN
telIigence that he showed. lie was taken to his home
nnay aud went directly into his Hat when ~ on inc
first foor Mrs. Brown. who has been Frustrated ever
since her husband has been absent, was overcome nv
wcpt upon his shoulder He did not seem 10 reeosio
her but pushed her away from him, ana sat uo"h III
an easy chair with sigh Of relief 100000.
remember something or comprehend where ne II, anu
was tanned and hcr-beaen lie was put 10 Deu pu'
could 20 sleep, although he appeared 10 DC eA-
hausted lie had evidently been on ms
feet long time, IA they were s"U r
and nothing when he returned. His gold watch was
found I'm his pocket where he usually carried H. a1 ~
running aud told the correct une he at h 80
questions with stare, aud only said thh ne was
tired of wandering Dr. A. b. whitney the Ian'iy P ny
scan, was called in and was not rscogas,u ny We
natcnt Opiate. were given without elect lhougn lhc
invalid would close his eyes In weary way ne uI ho
sleep during tho night yesterday except TOT SHUT
Mrs brown said that her husband had been sick for
some time with Brghts disease, aud bad been touDSu
lately with pain In his head, but du nov shoH 9 Ir
cation of mental arrangement til he left his nome DT
whitney said that Mr. Brown was suffering lro iu
form Of mental derangenent that was uuo 10 ,,tt
Of causes the principal ones being over WORK anu
Re 81
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Post Once Notice.

Letters Europe need be specially directed for d,
patch by particular steamer IN order 70 secure specify
waried by the fastest vessels aYtiale ~. -, -,
Foreign mails ior the week ending way ~ VIII '''''
THURSDAY 1890 ~ for Nelezuela and Curacoa per
s. at ~ m. for Europe, per CITY o. Bee
must directed per CITY OF Beria y az p "a, Tor
Cape Aayti ST Domingo and Inrks Island, per = s
CO; at D. Tor france Germany, etc. per oeuert
via Plymouth Cherbou ami Hamburg lettsrs LOT orea.
Britain other European countries must De directed
per Geuert' az 1880 D. m Tor Cuba aud Porto Hleo wa
Havana; and for Campeche. Chapas IaDaseo ana ana
for otnef Mexican states must be directed per Ctr
FRGpXS@At At . g. m. for st. Pierre Miquelon. via
Haiiaxi It / a u Tor La Guayra direct per = . New
Orleans at a m 10, me SS s1s wo.t 'nIs g Der
Niagara via Havana; at p IA Tor JanAlos, Psl .s,
Vurtunnus; p. IN. Tor Para, MarAnheuse ana ceaiS
SATURDAY / a, w. Tor West Indies, via 81 dnonas
i9r Ira1 aud sae La pS.a S SS!r az va % for ernsn
etc. per Werra. VIA anu n Co,ntr,s.
IeTs Tor "iys sis ner Vera at sO m Europs
per = s. Aarana ouoenstown letters tor os,msey
Bei.inm direct per westernant via Antwerp ies'
ters must directed psr Wesernana a. S;oy = i ~
tefs mus be directed per Ancaorla M ~ i0 no
NSSaI nnSs re Sre pfs per csaad q So m
Tor IruIIo and Ruatan, per s. Prof. Morse VIA New
suSpX9~Atl D. M for Germany. etc. per s. westphaa
WA IiamDurs az 100 D. ~ for h9n5aias anu LIVINGSTON
san Francesca mere May - at p M aa.s os
a Ieaariil via san Franeiscol close here May 30 ts
m tor arrival at New YORK OF Celtic VIII bris-
ish mails for Austrais1
h. .chodue OF closing Pacific mailss arranredea
San Eranels..o Mails from the East arriving on l.k -
San Francisco the Of SAILING OF steamers aro S
patched thence 'DO Hi HENRY G. PEARSON. Postnaster.
Post ONCE New-YorS. N. u" May 20 1853.
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ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, May 2o.-MD0r hlcharu H.
Jackson 9th Artillery, will visit the camp oil tue New
u,mp.hIre National Guard, at Concord, during the
perod Of its annual encampment beginning June l. for
the purpose of inspecting the troops.
The following changes In the stations and duties OF
officers Of the Medical Department have been ordered
Major Albert Harsud, surgeon, will he relieved from
duly in the Department of the Missouri and win report
u pet son 10 the Commanding General or the DelAIV-
msnt OF the East; Major Harvey H. Brown, surgeon
viii upon the expiration of his present leave OF ahsence
be re eved from duty IN the Department. OF me E"ss
and will report in person TO the Commanding Goher 9i
the Depar uent of the Missouri Captain William ~.
Hall assistant surgeon has been ordered " Repor' III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-29
OBITUARY NOTES.

PHILADELPHIA, May % (SpeciaD. Joseph
stewaeon Of the best known residents OF the city,
and Of the Oldest manufacturers, died at the
house Of his son, West Philadelphia He sixty
two years Of age. lie leaves widow, seven sons and
two daughters. He had a large fortune
TROY, May % (Spectdb.-Wliam Clark. ex-senator
and exMember OF Assembly died this morning at Fort
Plain. OF parays He seventyfOUr years old, and
well known throughout Montgomery County. lie leaves
five children.
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THE DELTA KAPPA EPSILON CLUB-HOUSE
The now club-hOuse of the Delta Kapua EDsi

TIC HOW CIID-HOUSt OF IIIt DtIId NHppN IsIlbI-
lon Fraternity opened last night The building Is
four.story brownstone house at No. 80 West Thirty
fourthst. The furnishing of IL IL not yet completed. but
this abundanty compensated for In the paintings
adorned the walls which had been loaned by Mr.
Bruce. Mr. Jennings and Mr. roucey. There nearly
hundred members present including Dr. II. Marion
Sims G. 5. Brce, DR. f. O. Bartlett. 4. b. Crane Profess
G. A. DOremus Professor Drslcr Julian Hawthorne
Dr &. NJ Leilcrts 6 T. Lewis. j. j. McCoOl Hubert o..
Thompson, Professor Mclyii Dewey and DR. T. H. sharp
LEIGH Philadelphia. and undergraduate representatives
from the Chapters Yale, Brown aud Madison. Several
speeches made.
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Whether shall myself send company Oh
the road depends In great measure on JUS succeSs
here Tn any case It will be given by the original com
pany I'm Boston, Chicago Philadelphia and tine otner
large cities From all can learn the opera Is an enV
nous success III London People have TO wait zen ny
or Two weeks before they get ssatS MY Owl sh
had TO wait a week before he could see IT, Mnch Oh tlo
success depe ds Of course, upon the perfect HounuE
and stase management but we shall nave tie atle a
vantages here and see reason why II sbOul1 n"'
prove a second Pirates OF PcnZance' or Patience
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-29
AN ONO INQUIRY Wro ToyTWE INSURANCE

AN ONO INQUIRY INTO TONTINE INSURANCE.
Insurance Commissioner Henry j. Reinmund,
of Ohio aud State Senators s. p Wolcott, A. C. Cable
and Elmer WHITE constituting special committee OF the
OHIO Senate to investigate the TOnne system Of life In
surancs the Windsor Hstel. They spent yester
day arranging take testimony from officers or the
Equitable and other companies doing business under
the Toutne system They eKpec. TO begin the real work
Of their visit to-day at the Equitable Building. They
have power to send for and papers OF companies
doing business In Ohio under the penalty OF forfeiture
Of permission TO do business there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-29
GENERAL GRANrABOU1 THE 81.

General Grant had comfortable day yes
teray. His throat little when he got up ut
but 1t Aoon passed away lie had slept between
six and seven hours, although he awake several
times. lie did considerable literary work during the
morning and after lunch. At p M. In company with
Mrs. Grant and Mrs. Sar0rs he took drive for hour
e iatigued when ho returned and lay down on the
bod and innk q
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RrRNING OLE A TOOL HOrsE.

A,spark from a locomotive set fire to the tool
house In the Central Railroad depot at Communpaw' at
yesterday fhe flames spread the supply sh0pGnd
before the arrival OF the Lire department botu buhagS
were burned. quantity tools destroyed some
lumber which adjoned the buildings was also burned
The loss Is estimated at $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-29
MEDALS PoR oIRL STRIKERS.

The Central Labor Union held mass meet
ing at Irving Hall last night present medals Ellen
Tracy, Lizzie Wilson aud Mary Carey the three strikers
who arrested In Yohkors for Dlrding In front Of
Smiths factory. Speeches made by William Me-
Cabe, :. j.. schewitch, AdOPh strasscr aud Edward
King, IN which public officials In I0nkos and in this city
striking wOrkingnen. John sginton presented the
mrdis in the OF the Excelsior Labor Club and the
Central Labor Union lie said We establish tonight
the medal OF the Wsmens Legion OF Honor In common
Grafton OF deeds such as these y0ung have per-
for mai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-29
WORKLg0 ron CHEAPER GAS

The committee Of fifty Of the Gas Consumers
Association held a special meeting last night at tho
Sherwood House. Committees were appointed TO carry
the gas question into the TALL campaign nud
make IN "A political issue. Measures taken
cooperate efectually with he Senate Committee
which expected Ia town next week Ia he gin the lnvcs
tigatOn into The legality Of cancellations. The EN
ecutive Committee instructed u prevent II posi-
BILE payment OF the dividends Just declared by the
l,nIsnlllaLeN cOmpanY.
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rnE LuTnERAY LITuRGIcAL sERvIcE.

HARRIsBURG, May 2s.-In the General Synod
OF the Lutheran Church this morning the Rev. J. b.
Rcimenslyder OF New-York. offered series OF resou-
lions approving the work Of tho committee a common
nturglcal service. and the provisional copy submitted
and urging a continuance Of tho committee with Wow
% the completion OF any minor details that may De
necessary prepare II for final adoption In the three
general bodies OF the Lutheran Church.
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SORRY THAT BE YIELDED TO TEMPTATIoM

A messenger boy employed IN the MecI'I1IUS
Bank. Brooklyn has been detected In an attempt 70 pr
fer by purolning n check. lie was sent 10 uc p
number of checks and retained one drawn on lao
Ism Trust Company for $40 20. The boy coll1sS the
guilt ami II decided not 10 have Nun ates's s ~,
officers declined last evening 70 give MS hHino io P
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-29
oFFJoERs EXCHANGING COMPLIMENTS.

This evening the officers of the Russian cor
srreloG will tender banquet To the officers oil the
Omaha Captain T. TO. selfridgo. Lieutenant ohufsldt
and the other officers Of the Omaha have in response
made up party at the Fifth Avenue Theatre. They
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-29
n1rmlnrS PROPERTY SOLD.

The horses, carriages, sulkies, etc. OF Dan
Mace the noted driver were sold at auction yesterday
at his mer stable In West Fiftethst The bidding was
brisk and the prices good.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-29
YOUNG WOMAN ARRESTED IN MsyS CLOTHES.
Eta Lewis q Yonng Woinan who has been

Lila LOWS, young wOman WHO MS Deen
living In Newark for several weeks, was
arrested there last night night for wear
ing mems attire. Four weeks ago she went to
the home of the Young WOman's Christian Association
in Couri-st., and after hired type writer OF
Barnes Co.., OF Newark agreeing to pay 80
month for It. She paid 81, and wnen
the collector called for the other dollar she could
not be found. The police were informed and search was
made for her. Tonight she arrested In the
Hotel Bristol dressed like fashionable young
man. She said that her home was formerly in
Souihford, Conn, but that she had parents
living there She said she went TO New-Y0rk.
and had her hair cut short and bought tho
clothes in Chatham St, and then went TO
Brooklyn and dressed She added that she bad
pawned the typewriter for so and that she put
men's clothes because she could make more money At
another time she said that she did because she wished
TO support herself honestly. She Is held, pending
investg atiOn.
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up BIATyE.s FORNgR HONE SOLD.

From The washington fDet.
The former residence of Mr. Blaine on Fiji
tecntlst near l. Is abUut 10 be converted INTO an a
ton 10 Mr. Chainberlan's establishment, Whch avsy
includes the mansions once occupied ny thu ao ~
napdo Wood aud Ex-Governor Swan. Tie house mas
been leased from William r. Travcrs, OF Newl Vtk, u
adv furnsbed and will be used mainly for us slice
Recommendations Mr. Blaine vod III this house III 1870
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person. at the expiration his present leave Of atenca
~ the commanding officer nj Wets Point, N. l.. fos
temporary duty that post during the absence OF the
post surgeon.
Lieutenant S. G. Paine mas been detached from tbs
Dolphin and ordered to duty Coast Survey Lou
enan; T. A. Lyons, from duty In the Bnran OF Nav.ga-
tOn and placed waiting orders. L!euenants James
q. CreesOp and Jades II. Bull from the Naval Academy,
Jane 8 and ordered to the M0hcau. jane lG Iienten-
ant T. y Phelps from the MOhican aud oricrcd 70 tho
Hartford Medical Director A c. Gorgfs, from The Ma
val Hospital at Chelsea, Mass, june A. and ortered 20
duty president OF Naval Medical Board at Phi-
delpha Medical Director ). i. Cones. from duty as
president of the Medical Examining Board ~ Philaei-
pha, and ordered duty In charge Of the Naval Hos
pital at Chelsea, Mass.
Lieutenant r. b. ~ Mason OF the Navy. has resi- snci,
the resignation take effect June l. 1886 after ono
years leave or absence.
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MR. sIErsoN 40 PRoDUoE aHE MIKADO"

Mr. sTgTSoH 70 PRODUCE =" THE kIKADo"
john Stetson, who arrived here from Boston
yesterday in the height OF good humor over the
successful TERMINATION OF his negotiations for the pro-
dnetion OF Cilbort and snilivans new opera. The
Mikad0." They send their company with scenery and
cosIumes complete" said he and 1t VIII be given at
Che Fifth Avenue Theatre precisely as It il now being
given at tha Savoy Theatre in london.
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LUTHERAN MINIsTERIiJM.

ALLENTOWN, Penn, May 2S.-The 13Sth
annual session Of the Lutheran Mnisterum Of Pennsy
vania and adjacent States opened I'm st. John Lutheran
Church this morning The Rev Dr. c. H. Kratei. prcs-
dent OF the MnIserum delivered the syuOdical sermon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-29
DAY DOES NOT WAR FOR A REoUISITIoN.

James n. Day, the defaultng clerk OF Mar'in
& Rnnvon bankers AT No 100 Broadway who Is accused
OF stealing about $50 900 from his employers onangea
his mind night and waving his rlgnt 10 III ar
ton came To New-YO yesterday morning. ne was ar
ragned the Tombs Police Court and coihhlou lor ca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-29
THE FEATHER REPORT.

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
WASHINGTON. May 2S.-FOr New-England,
fair weather. variable winds in the southern per-
on aud stationary temperature in the northern portion
and light local rains easterly Winds slightly warmer on
the coast stationary temperature in the interior
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will occupy the four lower boxes which will be decor
ated with American aud Russian flags. Tho RusEian
officers when they received The invitation, expressed
their preference for English Opera any other per-
formance. The Bohemian Girl WILDE the perform
ance.
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Landmarks Perfume. Edenia

FAY g. NEWTON, of 10TH-AVE., sells Colgate
& Co.'s Laundry soap. The Standard Article.
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LOyE-15.

Lawn Tennis sets from s. up Racllets from
81 up Special club discount The best players buy thu
shepard" Illustrated catalogue and directions
for playing free. d. W. Granberg CO., 20 and u
Jolu-st -.
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when the Republican nominating convention met in
Chicago. and was standing In the library besie tee
graph instrument when the OF a break for
Hayes. When Mr.. Blaine was Secretary of State the
house the Of many brilliant entertainments.
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Popular with Sensible People
PYle,s Pearllne. Demand steadily increasIng.
MARRIED..

KEMBLR- BRIGGs-At 81. Andrews Church, May II
by RadciIe Davenport, assisted By the Rev
j. 81 Windsor sara daughter o. Captain George Briggs 10
Edward ". Kenble all Of New.Yofk.
IUCKEY-RUSSELI Thursday. May ~. at the par
sonage OF Inc Rev DIT W. u. SnOdgTass, Miss sara T.
Russell MIddetown " Y, to G. Z. Luckey, OF Middle
town, ". \.
Nc cards
AL notices Of marriages must be indorsed 9TH fs1
name and address
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LANDLORDS Perfume, Edenia
LANDLORDS Perfume. Marechal Mel Ros.
LnndbOrg's Perfume, Alpine Violet.
LANDLORDS Perfume, Lily Of the Valley.
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hank aid lie to him. Mr. Lothrop S as sosarported
alwaye 1,s ~ his clientl Were there no paPe oo~ed
books IN the Did Mt Lothrop 1 gnft consnting
W. edver of the Phnx Bank our Mnlster 70 irtv is
se hole The Administration had better not oi'' "
clothes trying to get hun out
-ai" ~ From The Uted hsrdta =, .,o,s mr.
ho ronstitutlon itself declares that the cehsv' ,b
enumeration shall be taken "unoer the dreclo o NET
Iegsature" Whole columns OF sophstry ii 'nse words
s,fgg neu of the Governor cannot wipe mus lon
ont of the suon, destroy the Ict .h
they remain there his eonoJ T baf constitution
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

The " "a o,tnes ,aIston' IN tins Sy oy t s
pee dns ntnsht The irregular white line pssen,, re
dottti line
Indicated BY the thermometer o. HAD
nut pharmacy. SIS Broadway
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5perlal Notlce5
Diamonds.

Diamonds.
RANDEL BARRYMORE & BILLINGS,
IMPORTERS AND CUTTERS OF DIAMONDS.
MANUFACTURERS OF DIAMOND JEwELRY,
SO NAssAU.sT. AND % MAIDEN LANE, NETWORK.
list Andrew's-St Holborn Circus, London.
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IIanSinsou's steam Carpet Cleaning Works
10 East 27th-st. ". \. hstaeushed 1861
Orders by mail or otherwise pronp1y attended TO
III. \. squire N sens, jewelers., 80 tgltons't.. Ne lie
Diamond Ear Rim matched all sizes.
Watches our own maze 40 SOO sterling Syerware td
sIeuographer Wanied.-A young, Give man with newe-
paper experience procvities Tor general woek 49,,
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NOT oEPRlvlNG HIMSELF.

Why He Was Cast Down-Could Spare .
Couple--Gratitude.
ALBERT Savarus In San Francisco Inglesidel
A gentleman, something Of dandy, had
lost small diamond, which constituted the
sole stud Of his shirt front. He assured tho
host that the diamond was worth over 81, COO
When the guests had all departed a search
was instituted. but nothing was found. The
gnest tarried to the last, and ON leaving
hardly disguised his III humor. ....4
The next day stable boy picked up the
diamond while sweeping out the yard and
brought it to his master That gentleman
was delighted, and sent his hostler with the
gem to the inconsolable owner.
This worthy received tho messenger with
JOY, placed the diamond in his drawer and
took two cigars out Of his pocket and offered
them to the finder, who withdrew, ashamed
Of the man with the diamond
On his return he told everything that had
happened to his master
"Have you smoked those two cigars" said
tho master
"No, sir"
II will give you 500 francs for them"
sNo!"
Eyes, will; at least ought to pay pre-
MUM for having an honest lad In my serv-
ice. Now you will return to the gentlemen
who gave you the cigars, and you will say
to him: Sir, told my master how gener-
Gus You were gool enough to be to me, but
he fears yon will be deprived Of the pleas
ure Of smoking to-day. He has ordered
me, therefore, to return you the two Gig
ars.'"
"Shall speak of the 900 francsl asked the
boy astonished.
"Of course not. Do as say"
The stable-boy did as he was told. It was
not long before he returned with this re-
ply, written by the fortunate man in oil good
faith:
"DEAR SIR: lam delighted to find my dia-
mond again. / have six like IL, which do
duty as my vest buttons. This Is why was
30 cast down at the loss, As for the cigars,
could perfectly wel spare couple OF them
for your boy, for have 5000 Of them dry
ing In my drawer" etc.
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iiHtaSo lEiuuAe.l
"A little cotiin-varnisa, g.ntsf' inquired
the white-apron individual of Johnson and
the major.
Cling a,e," exploded the major recoSer-
Ing from momentary stupor.
aThe major has new Canadian scheme.s
said johnson, conhdentially. as the order
was being filed 1T Is economical, AM, In
his case, ut Least, very successful Early in
the day be drank great dsal AM became
quite intoxicated Since then he ha, dis
posed of about dozen bottles OF imported
ginger ale--nothing else His argument Is
that the eifervescent beverage agitates the
original druak and gives him the benefit
over and over asain As brandy costs tut
10 cents drink aIli ginger ale but b cents
q bottle Ii Canada, You SEQ his idsa j. both
economical and practical. See. he l. bowling
again on the same liquor be drank at noon.
Great scheme isn't itf