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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-29

There is now little doubt that River
side Park will be chosen by the family as
the burial place Of Gen. Grant. The
abandonment Of Central Park will be re.
garded as wise and fortunate decision.
There are obvious reasons which render
il less desirable and appropriate for n
tomb than Riverside Park. The latter
affords not only the best site in the city,
but one of the most imposing positions
on the continent for grand national
monument. Its lofty plateau overlooks
the Hudson valley and commands other
magnificent views, and while it has the
advantage of convenient access 1t is sulli.
GENTLY removed from the life and cease.
less activity of the metropolis to have the
desirable requisites ofquiet and seclusion.
Its selection will furthermore enable the
city authorities, by changing the name Of
Riverside Park to Grant Park, to con-
tribute to the memory Of the illustrious
dead an honor that could not be bestowed
in the case of Central Park. -New York
Herdtd.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-29

CHOLERA DEATHS IN SPAIN.-A report
Of the United States consul at Barcelona,
Spain, to the marine hospital bureau,
shows the ravages Of the cholera in the
infected districts of Spain from its APP.
pearance March 4, to July 4, 1885. In
the province of Alicante there were
Loss cases and GAG deaths; Castellon,
2,G17 cases.. 1877 deaths; Cuenca, rs
cases. 40 deaths Madrid, LOO cases,
1853 deaths; Murcia, G,0O7 cases, 2,3lO
deaths; Tarragona, 81 cases, 10 deathsi
Teruel, II cases, 8 deaths; Toledo, 400
cases, 2O7 deaths; Valencia, li,O2s
cases, G,SOl deaths Zaragoaa, 62S cases,
$50 deaths, making Il total of 2S,Ol4
cases and 1881 deaths.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-29

TIE REGATTA CouMnTTGE,-The joint
committee Of" she columbia, Potomac,
and NnaIostan ',oat clubs met at the Co
mnbia bont hou'se last evening, with
closed doors. Chairman r. Il. Pairo
was absent from the city IL Is learned
that the Washington Rowing Clnp se e
n formal application on Monday asking
TO be admitted to the regatta, inns was
addressed to Chairman Pai'o, and be,
cause of his absence was not presenter
TO the committee. An early adjourn
mcnt was reached, the matter Of admit
ting tho Washingtona to the regWtta be-
ing laid over.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-29

Low RATES Of FARE TO THE SEAsHonE,
The excursion to the seashore by the
Pennsylvania railroad last Saturday was
decided success. All the eXcNrsionists
were unanimous in their opinion that
the trip, while somewhat tedious, was n
delightful one. Al enjoyed the bathing
The general dcRre is that these Satnr'
day night trips be continued, and to this
end the company has arranged for the
second excursion to leave Washington at
tho same hour next Saturday night. The
ratio will be 50 to either Cape May or
Atlantic City. The delay which was
accustomed at Camden TO the Cape May
train going will be obviated in the next
Tickets will he limited, and those de-
string to avail themselves OF the low
rate should purchase tickets at once,
The excuraion of last Saturday was
made up of Washington best people,
and was undoubtedly the most select that
was ever given from this city. The u
excursion tickets to the senshore will
still be sold for the II n. M. train
Friday.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-29

A VETERAN DRowNLD.-The body of
Owen Mcclure, an inmate of the Sol
diers' Home, was found floating IN the
lake at 6 o. clock yesterday morning by
one Of the old soldiers at the home.
The body was removed TO the home to
await the coroners inquest.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-29

AoulIIA JuNEs's rRouHLE,-The al.
legged violation Of the civil service law
by Postmaster Jones, Of Indianapolis, is
likely to cause trouble, The Indiana
congressional delegation will stand by
the postmaster, and have Endorsed his
action in turning the "Republican ras,
calls out Senator Voorhees, will stand
by the postmaster, and says the latter
action iaupheld by the entire Democracy.
It. is thong ht that the President will stand
by the law.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-29

OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS "A patent
was granted yesterday 10 Frederick ID.
Owen for q bicycle, and trade mark
was issued to II. +. Woodward ~ Co..
The Treasury Department yesterday
purchased 100000 ounces Of silver for
coinage into standard dollars at the
philadelphia mint.
The stage carrying the United States
mails has been robbed near Hawshaw,
Aria., and +. NJ. Peterson, passenger,
killed.
Up to the 10th OF July there had been
twonty-tour cases and four deaths from
yellow fever at Havana.
The court Of commissioners Of Ala.
bama claims has ordered that on and
after Oct. all cases remaining on the
docket untred and not heretofore dis
missed shall he called and finally dis
posed of in their numerical order, com
mencing with the first untried case. The
court will take n recess to-day until Dc
tober.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-29

A SERIOUS CHARGE. --Detective Car
ter yesterday morning arrested Frank
Johnston on the charge of collecting
money due the Mutual Aid Life lnsur'
auce Company since severing his connec'
ton with it as an agent. Johnston de-
MES the charge and states that he can
prove his innocence.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-29

The LAST MILITARY SEcRETARy.-
Col. Thomas i. Barr, Judge advocate
and military secretary to the Secretary of
War, has asked to be relieved from that
duty and it is probable that the office
will not he filled.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-29

DR.. LoRINGs SORGHUM SEED.--There
have been several complaints received
at the agricultural department that the
sorghum seed sent out has failed to
grow, and, after several attempts, the
superintendent ofthe agricultural grounds
reports that 10 per cent. Of it will grow,
although he decides that it is unfit for
distribution.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-29

A ColIArERAL Warren FouND.--De.
tectives RAN aud Block yesterday re-
covered from pawn Office gold watch
and chain supposed to have been stolen
from 4. G. Taylor, Of Madison Court
House, Va, on the nth of June. The
watch had been left by Taylor as COLA
teral with Mr.. Winheimer, saloon
keeper. 10 whom he owed SO, and after
wards forgot wherahe left it.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-29

A COMPLIMENT 10 A VETERAN DEMO
CnAT.-Hon. Chester r. Faulkner, state
senator of Indiana, recently appointed
chief of the record division Of the pen.
sion Office, entered upon his official
duties yesterday, upon which occasion
he was presented with n beautiful floral
horJeshoe by the ladies and gentlemen
who are employed in his division. In
the evening his numerous friends at the
IIillman House extended their con-
CALCULATIONS to Mr.. Faulkner as ''the
soldiers friend" title which he has
cairly earned. Refreshments were served
and The evening passed enjoyably to al
nresGlt.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-29

MARRIAGE LICENSES. The following
marriage licenses have been issued: Jos.
IL. Chivell and Julia II. Hausemann,
both of St. Mary's county, Nd; Jacob
Roth and Emma A. Kaiser; John II.
Miskel and Lilly NJ. Moran, both OF
Loudoun county, Va; d. S. Braddocl'
and lola u. Rodier.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-29
nEYArIoYALIzIYo GnAyr's GRAVE.

There must be some sincere friends
of Gen. Grant in New York who can
inAct the faithful wounds of friendship
even over the bier of the dead. They
should rescue not only the dust of Gen.
Grant from dissertation as an attraction
in Central Park, but also rescue the fam.
lily of the dead hero from the doubtless
as yet unconscious humiliation of de-
Matchmaking the grave of Gen. Grant
by their own act. It ia not only an
ollense to the nation, but it must be &C.
ceptcd by the nation as an act Of con
leSsed meudicity in the face Of the
bouudless generosity Of the American
people. Must the press of the country
speak more and more plainly from day
to day to avert this consuming wrong Il
the memory Of Gen, GranI?-Phitadet-
phid Times.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-29
No MORE ELRcrnro LIGHT WIRES

The commissioners yesterday informed
Messrs. Wadsworth and McNott that
they see no reason to alter their decision
fOrbidding an extension Of The electro
lipht on Seventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-29

A PgRILous plcSIu.--James AlcXan.
der, Willium WnIc, Mary Hardy, Ella
Dickson, and Carrie Dorsey took pos
session Of the uuoccupied school house
at the corner of West and Washington
streets, Georgetown, Monday night and
INDUCED in a midsummer's night picnic,
much to the disgust of the ueighborhood,
The police surrounded the house and
captured the above parties, but some Of
the pnrty escaped. They will he probably
held for huusehreaking.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-29

THE FATAL MOUNTAIN FEvER--A
cahlegram received from Minister Buck,
at Lima, Peru, says that Lieut.. .Nye,
who was to accompany the remains OF
Minister Phelps home, is i'll, and the
time for his departure is uncertain.
Lieut, Nye accompanied Capt. Phelps
ON visit to the mountains, when he
contracted the fatal fever, and it is pre-
sumed that Lieut.. Nye has also con-
tracted the fever.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-29
DALTTMORE MARKETS.

BUILDING IMPROVEMENTS. The follow.
ing building permits were issued yesIer.
day: John Seibel, TO build two two.
story frames ON Erie street, Meridian
Hill, 10 cost $1,000; IL. W. Tyler, to
build five three.story and basement
bricks on Fifteenth street, near NJ, to
cost slO, 700; NJ. Il. Pendleton, to build
n two.story frame on Twelfth street, near
II northeast, to cost 500; Herman
Kahlert, to build one two-siory and
cellar, on Eleventh street, near u south,
east, to cost 81 800; John Olienstein, to
build one one.story brick on c street,
near Sixth, to cost $3.50; George W.
Stone, to build ono two. story brick on
jefferson street, to cost 5000; A. Jardin,
TO build five three.story and basement
bricks on Nineteenth street, near ii, to
cost So, 900.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-29

"ALDERNEY DAIRY WAGONS" Fresh AL
dcrnoy Butter churned every morning and
delivered in pound "Ward" prints, Mt So
cents per pound. Also cottage cheese, cents
per ball; buttcrmilb, 3 cents per quart, and
sweet milk at cents per quart
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-29

HowLAED DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 2ll Four
and. q half street northwest, three doors norlh
Pennsylvania avenue. Il, =; Rowland, NJ D.,
.. III. Rowland, ID. ID. s., and Robert w, TAI
Sott. smrgicaI. operativc, and mechanical den
tist. TXtrnctions, under nitrous oxide, so
cents ench tooth, and only 30 cents extra fOI
gas, whether one or q numbcrot teeth are on
tered nitrous oxide 10 over 10000 persons. Ar
tiGciai teeth 81 per SGT, Gold, amalgam, and
white Filings Inserted in the best manner All
work warranted first class,
SO per gallon, % cents quart hottie. No.
Rye Whisky. best in the world Tor the money
at McGees, Ninth street. near ID,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-29

MoRE DmNEING FOUNTAINS. - The
Humane Society have erected dliuling
fountains ut Twentieth aud NJ streets,
Fifteenth street, near Pennsylvania ay'
enue, and one in Georgetown. One
will be erected this year ut North Capt.
toll and Z streets, and another will prob
ably be put up in the vicinity of the city
hall. The fountains cost $40 each,
Commissioner Webb il an active mem
Der Of the society.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-29
MARRIED..

APPLEBY-STEELE.- Tuesday, July
2s, 1885, at st. Johns Church, by the Rev.
William A. Leopard, d. d., rector, GE9RGE f.
Washington, ID. Q,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-29
STEAMBOAT LINES.

Secure rooms and tickets Mt Baltimore and
Ohio Offices, 1851 and Gl9 Pa. ave-, st. Marc
Hotel, and Knox express, Gl{ Pa, ave-, who
will also check baggage from hotels and pri-
vatc residences.
For further information inquire ut Com
pany's office, 9TH st. wharf. Telephone call
1853. WILLIAM p. WEIGH, Gen. Agent.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-29
THE MARKETS.

STOCKS SOMEWHAT IRREGULAR AND
FEvERisn AND MODERATELY ACTIVE
WHEAT CLOSED AT ADVANCED PRICES.
New YoRR, July 2S--The stock market
has been somewhat irregular to day and
at times fcverish, especially for certain
stocks, and taken as a whole moderately
active, but the activity, as usual, has
been limited to few of the iavorite
issues.
The market closed heavy on one Of the
small reactions that took place in the
afternoon.
The old bull party which has been
claiming for the past ten days that the
recent advance has been entirely too
rapid still insist that all the favorable
circumstances that have occurr ed or are
likely to occur sepn were m ore than
fully discounted liz the recent upward
movement and that much more decided
reaction must take place before sub
atantial upward movement can be es'
tablished again. In giving reasons for
their present views of the situation, th ey
cite the impending troubles between the
leading roads in the northwest that the
claim must necessarily grow out of the
Chicago, Burlington and @ uincy exten.
sions, and they also say that the
leading bull operators at present are
giving out points to buy stocks at
present prices in q way to give the i'm
preston that they are really trying to
unload before another decline.
Money on call continued easy at to
il per cent, closing at IL. Foreign
exchange is dull and quotations un.
changed. Actual business $4.S5 and
$l.S6f. Posted rates $i.S54 and 4.87.
Government bonds are dull and quota.
tions steady. State bonds have beer
quiet and quotations about steady.
All of the banks belonging to the New
York Clearing House Association, will
one exception, deposited their quotas
with the subtreasury to-day, and re
ceived certificates for subsidiary coin
signed by VIM. Dowd, chairman of tn,
clearing house committee, and Mr.
Camp, manager of the clearing house
who hold the silver on deposit, subjec
TO the order of the clearing house com
mittcc at any future time. The failur
on the part Of the bank to deposit it
quota, which was less than 100000, j
supposed to be due to an oversight, an;
the amount is expected tomorrow.
Treasury balances: Coin, Sl60,410,
5l2; currency, S22,il5, 2l2.
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALTIMoRE, July 2S.-Cotton. Quiet-,Mid
ding, lOH. Flour steady and quiet. Wheat
Southern lower and easy; western lower, cloi
ing dull southern rod. 9i@96c;. do. amber. o.
CcSl0l; No, Maryland, QBc bid; No. westcr
winter, rcd. SPOT 9lEm921sc; July, 92c BIZ
August. 02l g2Ic; September, Q6696Hc; o,
tober, QS G1gSNc. COrn-Southern highc
western irregular and dull: southern white
otj7c: do. yellow. 65c western mixed, spo
5llam52,ac fresh August. 5l%@5l5sc; Septcn
Der 52l 70 asked, Oats irln--SOuthern, 35Ge;S
Pennsylvania, j5cr3Sc. Rye nominally $50 81
Provisions steady, Sugar - Copper refine
duh Mt lO 90. Whisky steady at L.
Other articles unchanged.
BAiTiMonE. July 2Y-Virginia new 1910
So now 81, 81 North Carolina Is, old, III hi
to-day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-29

X, BY an overwhelming popular vote IT. fran
Constitution. adopted Dec O. o a. 4. b. isiS. '''''
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-29
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
FORTUNE.

It's Grand Single Number Drawing will
tako place monthly. IL never Scales or POST
pones. Look ut the following Distributions
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING. GLASS II,
At New Orleans. Tuesday. AUG. II. 1885, IN
der the supervision and management of Gen.
q. 7. Boaurcgnrd of Louisiana, and Gen. Jul
bal A. Early, of Virginia.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-29
LOTTERIES.
La, S. l..
This the Only Chartered Lottery orany State.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.

INCORPORATED in 1863 for2j years by the Leg
stature for education. and charitable pur-
poses with a capital Of sl,W0,uD, TO which n
added
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-29

Barr and Tro,t Nationals battery to-day.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-12-30
HE HoMF-SICK no, SIC

am soil from my home, Fl ON nay dear ma
live fl Is
From The farm with its pasture and all tn t
il yields.
Away from hat spot | am lone and distrest,
l fain would return to the soil love best.
Ny master's dear voice that loved so to hear,
As h. tapped on the ba with nubbin n ear.
now hear no more bat a harsh one instead.
Thai scolds me and threatens until I'm In
dread.
Ny mind tskss me back to tn DAYS when
bore
Ny kind. noble master away fiom his door;
bliihely d cheerInly pranced on The way !,
And with joy bore him home Ut the close of
the day,
Oh, the hill, feld the meadow. III" lane and the
ril,
And III. shades that 1 loved-I remember
them still
The barn yard the stable, the manger, my
stall
Ans this oats that were wal il, still sweeter
tan all.
Far, far from these scenes | now la Dor and
sweat,
Am sworn It and beaten, aud sorely beset
I'm only II brut,, and for that | must roam =
But. even To II horse, there Is no pla like
home
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-12-30
A Curious Custom.

Among the details of the recent in
surreetion in Roumelia the following
curious incident figures There is an
ancie&i Bdlgariau custom providing
that the dethroning of "A ruler ,hsll be
done by woman. Accordingly, the
insurgents IN September 10 marched
into Philippopolis. headed by girs of
l6, "ho rode before them. armed with
sabre and Eeyolver- They Went 10 the
governors; the girl walked into the
residence, and awakened Gsvrll Ptcba,
telling him he was arrested by the pro.
vincial government. Meanw hilc, in
the courtyard. Major Pllon addressed
The troops and proclai2cd the union
with Bulgaria The deposed governor
was conducted to his carriage, escorted
by The girl, who had drawn sword
N her hand. She took her seat beside
him, and under military guars she
saw him carried safely beyond The
Bul lgarian frontier.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-12-30

In Boston the law against smnk ing
IN streets sill exists, aud anv uuforlun.
ale smoker could be arrested Ly any
policeman who chose 10 do so. In
England man was recently arresI"d
under ii nearly forgotten law FORBID
Il ny driving through The slrrcls dur
ing church time, in the same Counlry.
during the early p,rl of this century,
a convicted murderer escaped all pun
lshment by clnlm,ns iial by combat. .
that Is, that his innocence or guilt
might he proved hv II duel with the
Attorney General Qhc latter emphaL
'chliy declining The lesD. And II was
found thai the ri1ht of demandiug
such a duel had never been repealed
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-12-30

In n letter ID Babyhnod M..azrne,
Susie NJ. X Fisher. well known
writer, says under the above heading:
Ii is = lamrntnble faci thai 90 many
women forget they we're wives before
they were mothers. and ihni the duty
oi Inc formrr, the efre, j. paramount
To that of the lAiler. have preached
this doctrine for Years in the news
paper column shich call mine, aud
have heea regarded a eoceair.c, 10
pui il mildly. | have thtce ol'Idren.
and have done my fnll duiN la ihtm.
but never alloned her Nhins To- in.
terferc with my duty ms = - fr. Wien
my husband is al home in he evening
il is NV pleasure Ia entertain him Ii
he wanif Ia spend one eyeuink away
fTm home, at friends house or
theater, thai l. my wish also. lave
been fortunate i'm alwsys having
good, irusty servant, with whom |
could safely leave my children. In
fact, NO ether kind should be tolerated
in mouse. l kppw of n wife who i.
the mother OF Two children, ne four
and the other two ears old. Il il her
pond boasf thar She hiss never slept
an evening .ny from home since the
flrsi was bual. She has resisted ever,
invitation tissal her husband Ia spsnd
~ evening uul. ~ 90 Ia a conceri or
the thetier. for she would nj l~ ".
her CHI ldrna Ia her two servants. She
mplained thal her husband had nc
qnTted The hahii of spending many
EVENINGS Al dis club, and She thought
he bad ceased In care for her Would
II have boGh strange il he h.dy \ litle
wholesome Ae.lcct i. moi hur,ful Ia
chllttren, bur rather hene6,Hisl Taey
learn tba, they are only units in The
world, and not he world itself Such
knowledge has To be lrsrued ~ life,
and why not IN childl ond II gives
surer foundation for lfe.work.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-12-30
Gaze 9th eje.

BE eaieful To avoid rcadisg fine
print.
Never read I'M thec,es hecoHie over
falirued.
Hold your hook ar pap,r n least
Ten or lwelye iacht. from Your ewes.
Never change suddeaN frem as,rA
dark room To one brightly lighted.
When rea! NJ or Mriisa. see ,Aal
the light falls on, the Fs.e from ,he
hti side, and from above.
Do nol read While in a reclining or
r,cumbent position. Ihis is highly
important advice to follow.
Ii The eyes are weak. le particular Y
carrfuli not Ia smoke. rebmco smoke
Is irritating 10 ihe eyes of most per.
sons.
When travelling, II is wei 10 protect
The eyes from clndrrs, >m lkt. ,iusl
AMI bright sunlight with smokr,I
glasses.
II the eyes become weak, procure
one of the lltle gla>. dap>. To be had
of any druggist, called au eve iiouche.
and refresh them by An "casionai
bath.
Do not rub the eye Hhen foreign
body eniers il. but LAKE he.d of atr
lasieS Of lhe upper I'd .sI pull Iar
nd AWAY from ne eYeha a. hns
ol 1oid from, under fht .ir blti ien
wash out The oileudins p-s.!cIe.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-12-30
7 lte NidOw's Nit.

A dashiag Washingl IN widoa, who
bad received marked attention from n
very popurr AMI gallant lhy,iclan,
tonnd herscli suddenl, de er,ed. Her
EseliapinS, aged 52s MAS compile ely
enlhralled by beauty OF IS, and on
Christmas N" "ning the wedding took
place with all due ,pohp W3rmwood
for tAe widow She swallowed il
braveiy, wore an undaanied front, and
wns among he first 30 .tstfcr hurried
Hgratulsli"ns Ia the happy pair.
The conversation turned up0n CHRIST.
mas gltte, and the bride said. lsugbina
sayly:" All my wedding pre,4nls were
sent just before Christmas. so on
Christmas morning / had mo- a >ngl
gift. "Aht my dear, that in eialel yuu
had me- said The briie sroon, re
proachfu,IN- Before lhr ,eralV bride
could answer. he widows eyes srrN
dan gersuS, and. swinging .lowlv her
large lah, she mnrmufed: 'Sufeiv, IN,
dear Mrs. X =. you should be more lhsn
satisfied, for ,on know antiquities are
ail ths rare N HE awful sllenc, f,l.
lowing, The widow rasc. caSe fully a..
ranged her elraperie., and owed hcr
adirn IN slatt y serenity. DR.. X. and
his bride never returned her call.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-12-30
For tits HsnIfh's Sa ke.

A funeral procession was pa> sing
through the streets OF a Scotch town,
when the door Vt the last mourning
couch WIS opened and an elderly man,
dressed in black entered unbidden.
Phe o'her occupants stared al the new
conner and at each other. Finally one
al them addressed him:
"Ye'd be weel ocquaint with the guide
mon in front" pointing ia the dlrec-
tion of The hearse.
No"
"Then ii's the auld wife ye ken."
NO"
Are you friend oJoek's, Who's in
American"
No"
''rhen what do you mean by colnin'
ia herey"
40. fsvns been vera wecl OF late.
sac iht doctor tell me TO TAX az much
carriage exercise as could An'thi,'l
max the foarh time I've been tae
Whin Cemetery Ibis week"
A rde 10 the Cemetery would not
seem likely I" Improve ones spirits,
however il ni.hi be with one's health.
- Youths Companion.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-12-30

STOCK RE. t'U3T EVERY DA
s~All pxtrsaA receive ~urteers
nent aud pr0inIti 1tehtion.