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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-18
a FATE.

Mr. H~i-n X. Hoy;. wife os. Now Work
rhysician. Burnet to Death Through =
>p.rk Ic-itins Her CiothinE - Narrow
E.csp- nf . L..iy Fri~ni In Her III ,rs. to-
Ou~nch the f1sme.
NEw YuKS. September II The tragic
i-aih Of Ms. iie!cn X. iIoyi at $50 Wc.:
rhiriieih street va reported - Coroner
levy yesterday. Mrs Hoy MAS the vile
u Dr. W. -. licyI They hai been mar
led but q snort time. The house Ia
ahch they we'd l. a handsome tIt On
nc a.. floor, AMI j. furnished Win taste
md ELEGANCE. AbbG,i - Iur.iIy even
NJ Mrs.. lioyt In the absence q: her
husband, undertook 20 stir M
'GTuac. with = POKER. ~ sae 81
40 = spark few out ani fell ~ Ter acc
irr>s- In IA 10. sni The yuua: Iil,'.
,i,taiu: w1s IN i.ur>. iirr >crcIns 70
,chocl through the house - 80 rsu up
10 TIE rooms ~ the scc'Hi story. ecu
pied by her fr.rlt, Mr. Francs Roger
Wh~a the lad. o'-ueI IN door Nrs-
Hoy. c.az-d with fright Al. pain. threw
IL ~tas affaAis IL Z 49, e SO
and Mr.. Uo.traa IEtu sAr Room Win
much GgcG.ty Mr. Rae: threw acvASy
table cover over be-. hoping tfu.
u smother the flames Mr.
Ru.er herself Wa cad ~ a Srsy
l.,ut dr... aud had 10 gc. ~ IN -rr1,csl-
tiou To AVOID ci,cala. G7r .cr>si II
cmbarrl,>.cut Va, increased ~ Mrs.
ii"S's 'o'>'Au- '+''''"' I '"''.'Sc
her Mrs Howl CT.ci. 'Nv.', l aW "
ln.," Mr-. Roger cau.IJ M = heavy
~, that az b.f.f. Pa, rr.,l az. 1u, ..
COR. ~ cru,d rl,r, q, over t.c l,h..
over ,,r. EI.yr h,E ,.r.wu IL. l.t,.r
inside and ran ,r.at,-,lv ir.u one room
Ia - ii her ,rur-.,- ,f AIR rr..,t.J -
Nor = .,,t f,rnt,. ,h.. fam. Nr.
un.rr Chilled h.r srr,te, ,YI IN. i,y.
v,nrn rr.J y,i,iy IN o. ,utr,E fb.ir nm.
,,,rn,,.. r-..,,,- I1.y r.r..,.r 1,
I, throw p.l,,. ami su.t,
Oyer g,.r I'M ,tv,ys win IN. >tu, mex
a, .nc-.. A. NJ, How r,n tArrr.,
Nr. yu,.r.. ,r,rtr,ot. ~. 80, .r,. .,
IN. Garnet m nI4c-. an al. .uft.I -,
cover a., = bu-r,u m \ b.t-rnon. These
I,,l.. IN. w.r, ,~,,to-uf.h-! vthou,
nuch ,,orh.. u,vr, r.,cn.F NJ.
p,..,,. ,.,-uos, ,,,r Mr. Hoy,
,urnrj and r,p h,cL ,cr.,urn, ..mur.
dr." S,r 4 t.hrt into IN. h,rt ibr.u,h
va. door ~ vhtc, -, hat entered Nj,
R,,,r f,IInw.I her ,, call for brin
,~r;u Mr.. Uny, tried to .,g>n MIR,
Hu,.r y TING hrr uny.m.uf v4.n
IN tim thar Mr.. Rp.rr ,,d al, ~r.,gr. ,o
r..,.c, L.-.rf ~, .fru.-I,,I IN IN.
ii.rcc crt.r az hrr friend. whose .loy.
i.,, o,rm.u,. almost touched h.-
own /, ,,r confess, both women
moved olnn, m. had of Inc stairs.
Nj. Rnor~ ~tr,is, Ia a~r1D. and Mr.,
Hoy, hntdtp- .r- hack win uun,rur,l
STRENGTH ana moth .hr,.kiur uiirnIy
Mr.. Ru,.r's fou, cau,br IN h-r .A4g,-
amt "a, Tell dow, N, stair. t,,--iu-
Nr. Ilo,, ,.,., n.r In t,,. low M
Mr., Uov,,, r,r.rrrsx.. rhcjr Ir-n.r-
AZ. noiI and WIZ, ho,h l,tc--,t,ut 81
IN ibcir f,,, Mrs Eu,.r red herself
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-18

4 TELEGRAM vas recently sen. from
Columbus. o.. saving that Mr.. Herbert
Tsy. of tksi city. had been nsiisei by
the War Department that he ~ss the
youngest man enlisted in the onion
army in any Of the States during the
rebellion. Ii VAS stated 1t the War
Department that no statement of the
nature mentioned had ever been made
by the department. and no information
on the subject has ever been compiled
from the records. The War Depart
ment officials say il would involve an
examination of the reconds of nearly
three million men to enable the de-
partment to make such 8 statement
with any degree of accuracy. and as
nothing would be gained TO the public
service BY the compilation Of such IN
formation. tie probability is that the
question of who was the Youngest sol-
der will never be definitely settled.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-18
apDvTIONAI. DISPATCHES.

NINE Arache bucks and eleven squaws
were seen recently near Hilishoro. y. NJ,
evidently stealing their way back To- tn.
San Carlos r. seryat;on.
DISPATCHES from Europ. OF the l2th
noted tn, steady disappearance OF cholera
from France aud Spain.
FLoops have destroyed the crops in
Bengal. The Calcutta district is sub
merged and several land slips have oc-
Cured. causing damage To railroads.
THH clearing house returns for week
ended September l. showed an average in
crease over the corresponding week of last
year Of I:". The increase in New York
was IA.
The windows of the dry goods store of
Garry Bros. New York. were shat:erc Il nv
an explosion of dynamite February |. and
the explosion was supposed To have been
ins,iSated 10y disaffected dry goods clerks.
Detectives have recently arrested Peter A.
Daily. Thomas Fitzpatrick and David
NauCh;on. charging them viii being con-
cerned in the explosion.
DIR. W. 4. CITY. the eminent English
physician. Is dead.
The Free Thinkers Convention met at
the Leland Opera House, Albany, y. Y.
on tn. Ie:h.
Twelve glass tableware factories of
Pittsburgh. Pa. which had been closed
since last June for the usual summer vsca-
ton has resumed operations. giving en-
ploym-mt IL , 90 men.
The winery and d.still-ry OF thu Fresno
Vineyard Company at Fresno. Cal. Were
DESTROYED by fire recently. The loss was
$500 II: partially insured.
4 CHINESE loan OF Sio.cO.oca has been
negotiated At Paris and Berlin for the con-
s,ructiou of n railroad from Taku - Tuu-
CHOW. twelve miles south % Pekin. 4
Manchester firm has obiainei the contract
for buili n the road
EMERY A. SroRRs, the w~eil-krovu Chi
cayo lawyer. died 80 Ottawa. ILL.,. recently.
A COMMISSION consisting of Captain
James Klucann"n OF Mississippi and NJ.
Wool OF Tennessee has been appointed by
the Secretary OF the Interior "a 90 on; -
the Indian Territory and open ueGo;ia
lions with The Choctaw. Creek. Cherokee
and Seminole indians for the purpose OF
having their undivided lands throua open
for settlement.
A ~coNMCNISTic urrisinG in tie Castor
Of Corhova. in the State of Vera Graz. IS
giving great annoyance TO the planter. ~
that section. The rebels demand . division
Of al property.
THE large sugar works Of the American
Glucose Company. a. Peoria. II. burned
the other moruiLS ~entail.ns a loss % S-o.-
co... The fire originated near the drying
kiln. and. driven b. : high wind. spread
with great rapidly. The insurance VS..
Known.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-18

DURING the latter part of September
one of the most desirable vacancies in
the army will be created by the retire
mcnt of Inspector General Nelson
Davis. The consequent promotions
will leave an Assistant Inspector Gen
rral. with rank of Major. To he filled
from the Captains Of the line. There
are over forty applicants for the ap-
pOintmcnt. all of whom are bringing
strong influence on the appointing
mower.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-18
a BAD CONVICT.
Deputy Warden .hbur, "ft'" N--""ri
Pom t~rntisry ~i,I=riy Attacked ,nt at
hvs tonS The latter shot aud SER
or.Iv Wounded by the \ ,r'tm l<'"r.

Drpu-v Warden i'r.hbury "f th" --"urt
Pen ,-ntisry >i,IEri, ttt,'krd ,n'i . at
hvs tons Cf-rh~ latter SHOT, aud SER
ou-Iy Wounded ~ the N,rtm1~'"r.
J~tr:TR-oN CrY, Mo. September 10.
Yesterday Gcorc, =. Patton, aC"uT 90.
VIII WIS sent u, for -four .cIrs Ia Sep
;cmJcr 1881. from jasper 'ountF, i"'
horse stealing. BIC me- unrIiy waI." in
the shop lie refused - work. aud
sciz n: 4 shoe knife. ipur.>' ed ~ threat
cuiu,Iy. warning tn foreman and
guard. not TO come near him. Capt.i1
W. II. Bradbury, tine D,pnty Wari"n,
was sen, for, and Patton w.
induced bv him 10 agrcc 20
90 10 tn, ofi.c. Patton retained pos.
session Of tie knife, AMI ~ Captain
bradbury and he were pts.in- out ~ IA
shop he ma ic a .ungr WI u a. IN Gap
tain. lie dud.cd. aud aud %auoih"r "f'r;
was made by Patton Ia ~ttp hm Il
lodging this bow Captain Bfad'Hr'
.,nu,I-d ard FELL. y n attempted Ia
ri,c Patton made another IUncc, cU''in:
hin across the back al The neck,
inf ctin: = wouni on" iHcn
deep AMI three incAe- long \
cu.rt then struck Patton over
the head with q heavy cane. b1; nniw ia-
standing, h rrcc we'd three h-as. bows,
n. succeeding "a running ont 81 t1- .aDf
into the ward Here h. VA. fired "P'n
by the ytrIn1ser aud hts rgHiI thigh
bnn W.. b-us-n byth- bali. Patton has
h,,n troublesome ever nee III aTriva
IN me Prison. captain Brad'gr Z.
wounds are p-unourr~i -eroI> but not
necessarily iat.L There were three hun
led cony.c.- IN the -rop where the ~
fair took place. bGi none ot lhcn man.
i-.tei any disposition 10 aid or side "ith
p1t,og.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-18

IT was recently stated at the Treas
ury Department. Washington. that the
only significance Of the recent cancel
lation of silver certificates 10 the
mount of about fifteen million dol
lars lies in the fact. aS shown by eX-
pcricncc. that certificates of large
denomination are practically worthless
rs a circulating medium. The notes
DESTROYED were five hundred and one
thousand dollar certificates.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-18

TIE recent strike of the s%witchmcn
on the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and
Chicago Railroad at Chicago was
caused By the action of Thomas Grit
fin. yardmastcr. i'm giving an incXpcri-
cnccd man a job as swItchman on an
extra engine. The strikers claimed
that there were old switchmcn. former
employees of the road. who were out of
employment. one of whom ought to
have had thc Job.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-18

wA'urps TOY. SEPTEMBER First Co-~p
iro ul,' II 81 nn yesterday stopped . reyus.
tion 20 - ue sassry Of J. n }. cr-s-sii.
G"e.mnO Counsel before the Coar: 81
Comms.1s~s Of Aiahanss Claims. for Tie
month Il .sngu.i ussfl 10 is ~iiiea that
tier. 70 o.. aH~s due hia- Tho fssss
comgtmi0 tA.~s fss ground ihst Ma
,r-.s@A Nj en;s;iei % . hxed 'aasy 81
Ss0o q sanna. but thai TAI suS .
ran.~d .. =. limit % Ire fe~s Ia D. allowed
hta -, q uaAi % e~s~s- lie ssfstts,; ths
"a. .f.-0 NJ the osfst provided that Iss
'~,s.euu.1 C.an-rs slssuid r~.iSr . ia
N.4sb- rsanssfsnn for earh ca~e r~d.
.sa fasf ~~-guea; is.s iaStrd sorh e,ss-
y~H.suoHD GO y-f assun. The eusufr
h.~-,.f. Ds ssy. n~<sS~.~d io ~ ths
srnun. ~r,sssabss eoSnfeE.s'--.
snd hA Ally ,r.sisi that iasss -
NAxgy-
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-18

In speaking about the S2.a,.o'"
Grant fund, Mr.. Chafcc recently said:
II think it i safe. Mr.. Hoyt invested
$50. 600 Of il in Nickel Plate and the
other 5000 600 was put in Wabash
stock bv the Morgan estate. Mr.. Nor
gan gave "A written guarantee for ten
years to pay the interest and then pay
back the principal"
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-18

Crfc.G. ifr-. %ps<nb~f , ws
e. h-Sa s..r5ssd ihsg * ~aosass A4-
ssees. of Csxa-o. TagG-sa PASSES. -
esss~ ~ss~rI~xxzt ssd ssvsf~3 s-ss
sis~ ssl!ss sosss % sse~gy<ss y~sssr1ay
sfssrsoss lbs A5ss1s so >rss z5~.
Fr~l soas1 ios ta<xxo froz Anase~
Gs8sssa Fsai.os. n. 80 s>5 ts4s ots~T
r. - ~f. os IT, cfr. tosk 10 80 rss.
AL $3.50 90 pal 30 SD A>1sst~sa
q vsris issE .Sss. ,s~y sgss<E . $40 sss
Cp~kE~,. sss az ~rexgs tseea Eszvs
vSsw src.ssi TxsE se@sf Es<&slSx
sss=-e. taeaa aoxn
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-18

THE 81. Paul's new station in Mil
varkcc will cost five hundred thousand
dollar. A doublc-track iron bridge
two hundred and fifty feet long IS also
ZEN built across the Mcnomonce
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-18
R~a SfyfbA

i:irrsH. No. s~~s<>ne~s p Tie
.:ris. % - cosl miners - tn. ss,rs~t
-Aea - the =ssA Of Jus~. Is p~sscsc.sl,
e-s.d ~sef-sesoe h-t-~n fh~ S=srs
I as=a .n(ssh,&rs ep~ra.ass ~xs h~As % thss
IS 10. ~ .h<s nsatiers an q stats
--- - cd fziis d~us~d The mea
sx~-d 20 b. ~ozs al rhu ps~~s tai n p-
l<r-u< ~ stf<s. ~hrs sE- oss ar vi
80 sssfss OPERATORS s~ssssss ;ns 60
ffp.a - ss~.. &ad si-I= sA~rs 'ss
~r. . 20 The .zd as IT, strk~ -
50 a@t By ths i~-sf.~ h~s- ~ a.
-. 90 <n->s hss .as~S~s szfsn< L~
ais.u~ss - nsiarr~ Uyes ~ sxa sess
.arsoa et~ sEssa
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-18

The Atchi-on. Topeka & Santa Re
Railroad is developing a fair trade on
the Mexican coast from Gr!aymas
south. II has one steamer running III
the local trade and expects TO put on
two more shortly. it, Sonora branch
in July earned S7,s0l, against a deficit
of 81, 601 last year.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-18

WHILE 4 steamboat was recently
rassing,down the Tennessee River. near
Savannah. a huge panther, which had
been observed swimming the river.
sprang on board. The colorcd roust-
nbouts were terribly frightened. when
The Captain fired a load of buckshot
into the animal, which sprang into
the water, and. after swimming ashore,
disappeared in the brush.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-18

REV. ALBEIT ). HrDsoS. a Congre-
catioral clergyman of Aver. Mass.
was sent to the insane asylum the other
sIav. The cause was ovcrwork, he I've
ing engaged. in addition to his pastoral
labors, in writing a history OF the town
of Sudbury.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-18
HEaVY RAINS.
,ou,h~rnJ>su .,. H,- s""'h-r Si.It,ri"r.'
I!st,, puts.

E~,,, ""d,.
r,E~uN~, kAN.. >r~f.ruh,t s. heavy
n u storm -; IA here sandal. Il sht sud to
a u continued 10 rou- down with tftc: .u-
aT,alS until ate ,c>t.uiAs afternoon. lhe
.tt--i. ~ The CO., vrfr fsri.d and ia.
later rushed ihfursh them. co,.tug III"
tidcwnlss AMI r~u,-!uC r~".jas, Tho rfr-k~
u Ia sect on are q "r; - Thar p u , Got
a. tl,ri tiur . - ~.1~ou. art 'aru,Is As
~ on T." lu". au.i, A." IE'.p ssH rc;Ni Ia
''"at G~iHskr9 tui .r-. I'll. .ts = n,
.AId lC ~ -gTsuuGir'I hy water. vAlsi. In
iouny l. tcrr is .r,cI, miles vuIr. Man,
"opir .tNus ia tir siHurI~ along IL etc
zee. have been fuTr,i 81 again NIca;-
llrr h"I>, ant .,rs hj,Hrr ground SIC
water u. ~o'ur 81 ti.- HORSE, 10 TX fresh twp
q" four feet dep. The wai"r ~ 'rr..
s'ripck rcsJ"fa Afternoon hat frarhsi fh~
same height - Do o." great tno~i 81 Ju.s.
s. arn Il commenced e. reed. SLOWLY N"uir
.,nss Ia. n,.n lrpuii~i hut 10 hrmau
.,.> !n-'. Tie ciufs Goa lie f-l'',n laad-
,rr 4 total i,,-. iir ku~s titB. Iut
>cu,t 4 IU.i 49, tu" W,.hrg:. tu>t "s~: 81
Irf-. and 10 tram itrr1 k.rsa- cts has
come u over Tat road slice. Let eight
z. 90 = |-Hfr.H . 81 100. 80 - ~f.H T'H"" 'H
i ~rg'rA N. cast snd month 80 i"1. tH~
= fueh'ns -..x- Use tax an.' ~szl
it 80 .i .hofff 49, faL
turE,1S kAN.. S~lsss.@ttn -
.~s, AM n'r~: d..as;soBs A,rHis
fLat ever Bed THIS .rcton COMMUNICATE
go Sunday night AMI cu',tiRnA
VS. a. 1901 Ai.d fury untii late yesterday
sf'-u.o1E Tho wholr country 10 under
- 4,.t IN eat damage Ia I%ruf~'iy ac.s
Wat"etsuTs~- IL feared g.. J. Car.
renter - ia sn8ssy1s.si IN ef"s. Wei
arar~p. ct Of tosn. he bridge having
Va 81 49, Both Pure. ~rfe dro~n"i
,ul ~ b oDrf was ,aseri sy almost sn!~s-
rfr. LAX. Nascssitr ln East
cru.~-fbw o~s.rdoscd lie banks sn5
Hal - N frpui - the Commercial liz
- 80 fret under waisf. No ifs.ns
couao1i on he Che .nns div ssssn 80
- q. III Great I"~s % proasr;y. and
III. y if. - looked !os.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-18

wAsr SDS. Akx- Sy<<zsavs "a
rob "a pusasy nxss ,ssi;>d ths rxe
Cozn;y d x~zrfr-raors sSS male "a
a:;s-y; 90 ue feik eeys noaaz~a sss
Essd~r. 4 %. s<ssE abe - get Iss. IN
-as<e. 80 % ksuset . k>d Il voud 10
80 a.. % ssoznt LIE Irus o~sa. @ss
r1..a - - ~ssA eoai o. AID !.s~asiy
foa.'-t - 0es~ea<rs a4iss D<Assg s.zse-
IL. -: 4 sck sasis Of TIE iAl TAs
Peas mssd . see1s~r s.s sess ssa
have kao~r1i uszss The ssss Ans
er-z,~l q sxessross ssd las 80 -
r.-Td ssoS nshs = III sara
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-18

Srw rosx. s~psxEszr iQ-SsrSozs
eyp~os,s sss II sss>azssses s-os @sssa<s
~snx ssrsn<~s s~ts.~a s@sslssa. E,.s
a. xccsssv. sss - fact . "a. ,s~
via I<ss<r & as1~efs N1s.sss4 ysOsr<.
ed 70 na6xr a~ssy sazs, - AaAz 80
snxz<sre1s s=.a hs e1a.r&xge tssa
s.s4s~a xr. L~ssxs F D0sos
-1x~s.r ais. sxt @c<x~@ asss
sal ,rs.~sssy s.zr1sED .
TIA. - ~esSs les z<r<S - sal Faas
rss4=x ~ Eash s.sss = sac = >Ase1
Ode ss6Hs sor sss ks. ts.z sis
be "a sol essS6 ssyss<. -sss ce<
nxsarx1S
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-18
CURRENT COMMENT.

The Boston Board of Health has
ordered quarantine against all vessels
from Canada and Newfoundland.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-18

house fired twice with a ria. At his wife
and children. bu. neither sho; took erec..
THE j-w-lry store OF =. Jonasou. a;
Omaha. was recently robbed OF diamond.
To the value ~ >i.co.
ASHLAND has organized a hook and lad
der company composed % bus meas m"n.
BURGLARS raidei TIA. Contra Hous-,
Fremont, one night recently and made a
clesu-up OF Sd in j-wclrr AMI clothing.
NORTH BEND wants n ho1r mill.
Mn. BAILEY. of Talmage. told Mr.. Ewin.
IL he Ewing would slide down from Q
certain hay stack upon bach b. was
p-rch-i h- might sc; hurt. nui IL ;h~ ;wo
should come m coll sion in a public road
on. would - home wits q black eve.
whereupon Ewing had Bailey arrested and
he was hOuni over 20 appear for trial.
ANGU> CAMPBELL. o: summit. came n.nr
losing his life recently through blood poi.-
oninc. lie ran a wire t-lonsin- 20 .v-
in his thr-shinc machine into his hand.
and soon his arm BEGAN 20 swell and at one
time i; was a. large as n Ran's lex. lie
had a rar.ow e-cap- from death.
Hoe cholerais empty in numerous peas
n Platte County.
SEVERAL weeks ago q dog belonging 20 .
farmer named Bartlett. living eight n.les
Eortheas; Of Tota:A. ven; mad. and. As i;
sfterward~ '-anspired. Ia; a COW belonging
- Mr.. Herr aud a dog own-l by Charles
Lewis. As soon as & Vas discovered tie
DO. was mad be MAS slot. but 10; b-t0re
be 60: in his work
An unknown scoGn rel mixed s,ryeh-
-. u-.sA $50. =. ~. -
Jolusoa. OF Phelps County. dura- iH-
ais. zee % tee family from hone Tie
rrour,si arrival II a doctor sav-i Johnson
and his wi ? from death
THT aew Odd Feil0ss Hall .: Ksrrney
was recea:ly dedicated WIZ . .sE3se'
and ball.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-07

Here is description Of very pretty din
ner table: Down the center of the white
damask cloth ran a strip of rich crimson
velvet, Scalloped at the edge. All along
the edge were punches of white yew and
cotoneastee berries, with their leaves. The
undulations of the edge prevented all APP
pearance of stiffness and at each corner
was a large spray ofarbutu8 with its straw
berry-like fruit, the floral wreath was
slightly tackled to the velvet strip to keep
it in place. Opal glasses of different col
ors looked lovely on this deep red ground,
and glass dishes Of white lilies and maiden
hair fern alternated with the dessert fruits,
and the quaint menus, which deserve par
ticular notice The ornamental cards con-
tanned the names of the guests, the menu,
and an appropriate selection from Shakes
peare. Thus, famous story teller, and
most genial man was greeted with this
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-07

motto; "A merrier man within the limit,
OF becoming mirth | never spent an bouys
talk Wlthal. '-Lore's Labor Lost. A voune
oarrlster received this hint: eve will
not stand to pirate. We come to use our
hands and not our tongues" Richard TIT
An old friend of the family had this line.
Ills worth is warrant for his welcome
here. @-Tro Gentlemen Of Verona. The
top Of the menus were also appropriately
noticed from Shakespeare. One had in
colored letters: "Be patient till the lastn
Caesar. Another: "SmalI cheer
and great welcome make merry feast.s-
Comedy Of Errors. It would be an amus-
ing exercise for young people to find 9
number of such lines and adapt them to
friendly and social purposes, and per-
chance the exercise might introduce MANY
to knowledge Of the great bard who are
yet strangers to his wonderful genius.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-07

Novelties in the way of pocket-pin-
cushions for gentlemen, may be made in
the shape of fans, round or oval, like the
japanese and palm-leaf or like the spread
open and shut fan. Cut pattern ofpaper
the size desired like this cut two pieces of
cardboard, each overlaid with silk or satin;
overland them together neatly, and deco
rate with brush and colors or outline en-
broidery. Tiny cord and tassels may be
added by which to suspend if desired. The
open fan may be decorated with two colors
ofsilk, to represent the foldings and long
stitches of silk for the sticks.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-07

Gold ornaments may best be cleaned by
washing in warm suds made from delicate
soap with ten or fifteen drops of sal voIa-
tile added. Dry by placing in lockwood
sawduSt. This also improves jewels and
makes them brilliant.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-07

!. I,.t weeks issue of this Journal We
r.,p represented as saying that "a plain
.IsiD shades is in better TASTE" We never
wrote any such trash. When sent to the
.,rntsr the sentence read "a plain shade
in better taste" &c &C.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-07
Japanese Art Work.
NM INTERIOR OF A JAPANESE HOUSE
DESCRIBED.

In one of the upper salesrooms Of the
FIRST japanese Manufacturing and Trading
|Co,of this city, are two rooms, construct
Jed and furnished in true japanese style,
afording strangers and visitors an oppor-
|tunity to study the method of construction
| and manner of furnishing and decorating
he interior Of japanese home. The
iane and all parts Of this miniature house
were made in Toxic by frst-class me-
lhanie, then shipped here, and put up
where It's now seen.
10 Americans, these rooms reveal much
Aa Is curious. Ascending a few steps one
passes through door entering a "tea
p0n under the feet is mating, making
I, u''t unusually soft and springy. The
UNIVERSAL floor covering in the private
,lF' Of Japan is mating, and it is laid
'''Nnlon or bed of straw about six
'rs thick, enclosed in cloth and cores
5, aans 3! width to the mating. In most
i, ''0 'lls straw is renewed about twice a
n, n ana makes an elastic floor. AS
y people always put off their shoes or
M, slofe entering, there is little danger
@gtne. '0''s0 OF worn Tor a
!, = r, describing the size of an apartment.
\, would give the dimensions each was - ~ =
,on A. inches (. the Japanese yay-it is a
alc,ti,.' % many mattings, each mattino
M T., part Of floor covering three by
,a1or. a :. ''''. There are outer and inner
qsaug oI' 'aoh house, the outer being an
arbe, u So'ed with solid wooden s5nt-
aud a. ,1o state Of the weather REQUIRE.
sa5.ss..,a3 inner Lghting the room througb
III M r,e' a.. q glass stretched over t6 !,
apap i 4 l.; ooo'' connecting the rooms arc arc
spspy j e \, each other, and sometimes st1ns
Y are in door space. W ili,s.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-07

Yellow brass work may be made to keep
its color without appearing vanished, by
means of thin coat of white shellac or Of
collodon.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-07

Willow wood, if placed in scalding wa
ter, may be twisted, cut, or stamped out as
readily as piece of cheese
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-07

The designs for wall paper brought out
for the coming season are warmly well
coined by decorators. The patterns being
smaller, in soft colors, and on delicatly
tinted grounds are easier to match with
the furniture. Vivid, glaring, strong
contrasting hues are not popular.
White grounds have re-appeared, show
ing we'll the lighter tint8. One of these
we mention for its novelty-is OVERLAND
with spiders webs in lavender hues, bo-
quets of flowers resting on them.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-07

Never use rag to clean picture glass.
A handful of newspaper will take the dirt
off damp glass more effectively than the
finest linen would do il.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-07

Mahogany stain. Put two ounces Of
dragons blood into one quart ofturpentine
dissolved in a warm place,
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-07
a5uJs And Homs.
MRS. Z. ". GLIB.

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:. IN contribute matter to this column
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