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The Search for Cooper.

BALTIMORE, MD, April 4.-The hunt for the
negro Cooper, who committed the assault on
Last night Cooper stopped at the house of Mr..
John Smith, near Rockiand. As soon as Mr..
Smith recognized him he went for his gun. but
Cooper escaped. Cooper will be lynched when
captured
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Pc S rs CRYPT.
GEN. GRANTS CONDITION.
THE THREE O'CLOCK BULLETIN.
No Change Reported i'm the Condition
of the Patient.

NEw York, April 4, 3p.m.-At the Visit 10
General Grant at z. m. by DrS. Barker.
Shrady and Douglas. the generals condition,
which has been uniform during the ,ay, -
portrayed IN the statements OF I1:4o am aud
L D. m. was confirmed. After having his
throat attended 10 General Grant returned 10
his easy chair.
N
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COMMISSIONS OF MINISTERS AND CoNsuLs.-
The President to-day issued the commissions OF
the United States ministers and consuls general
who were confirmed by the Senate, excepting
those OF Ministers Phelps, Pendleton, Cox and
Mclean, who qualified some days ago.
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A MARYLAND NAN FOR MARsHAL.-It was
said to-day that the appointment of marshal
for the District will go to Maryland, and that
either Edward Johnson, of Baltimore or Wood
bury Blair who has residence in Montgomery
county. will receive the apnolntmeut.
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Capitol Topics.

THE WORK OF THE EXTRA SESSION.
The total number Of nominations sent to the
Senate by President Cleveland was 173. OF
these 159 were confirmed, two were rejected
and twelve were left Enacted upon by the Sen.
ate.
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why He Objects 10 the CIawhammer.


Secretary Garland very properly refuses 10
wear clawhammer coat. The sight of a claw
hammer coat curving it, tails backward above
a plug OF Gravely tobacco and toothbrush
worn in the hip-pockets il not calculated 10 I'M
press the Suprenie Court faNnrahlN.
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Gen. Swain, anpe,Is

EN-Judge- Advocate General Swain today
filed an appeal with the President for the re-
opening OF his case. alleging an nlegalitv
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Earl Cairns, father of Lord GarmoyIe from
whom Miss Fortesque received 10000 dam
ages for breach OF promise of marriage. is dead.
Lord Garmoyle succeeds TO the estate and
titles
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Srn1so HArs

SpRro Hans
AMERICA AND ENGLAND
WE ARE AGENTS FOR MESSRS DUNLAP &
Co.. OF NEW YORK, AND MESSRS LINCOLN,
BENNETT 4 CO., OF LONDON. THE PRODUC-
TTONS OF THESE CELEBRATED FIRMS ARE
RENOWNED THROUGHOUT THE HABTTABLE
GLOBE. ALL GOODS OF SUPERIOR QUALITY
AND WARRANTED.
WILLETT 4 RUOFF,
SOLE Agents.
ap0 300 PennsyivaniA ava
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W tRkSTEn.

IHE WORST COUGHS are cured by DIR. Jayne's
Expectorant, good remedy also for Pains in
the Breast and Soreness OF the throat.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS.
M5Rk ER1d EYE kN MARREb ASR
as!assssS: s T. a. sAs gy Esss
G x H. this s R4
NEXT. fer Marble and Granite WORK for sections B,
C. a and Of Terrace with steps and plant
Brick and for Building Stone required TOR these sec
AAS ana E W. & III Gk Sfs
mslap24ss1o1s1517A.aaSsaa!as.sssai a = Capitol
DROPOsALs FOR WOODEN FLOORING.
so.,os p WAsMSsI9N. d CT March 80. 1885.
the first and second stories ofthe new Pension Build
Plans can be seen and specifications obtained at the
once Of 1.-THE Supervising Engineer and Architect, No
XII e 1ssfiy c
APRIL, 1885, when they will be opened In presence
Oh o'oders VINO choose to attend. ,r r. ,,,
apl4:s,s,11 Supervising Engineer and Architect.
pROPosALs FOR PLAsTERING
OFFICE, 1915 \ St. r. w. .--D' ''A PENSION
Sealed Proposals for Piasserins once Rooms IN the
ss On sss S ss r 81
Azores $ s above and also of the
mna, .. % Supervising Engineer and Architect.
Inu@A,<.,%oydP4Nt ot
DRoPOsALS FOR STATIONERY.
WAR DEPARTMENT, April 2, 1885
Sealed Proposals in dupcate) will be received n
this office until TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON WE'D
NESDAY, MAY TWENTIETH, 1855 for Narnishine
Stationery for the War Department and its RpreAIs
1886. ~ W.
Blank forms of proposals, showing the items and
estimated quantities required together with circular
relating thereto will be furnished on application to
this office.
Proposals must be addressed to the UNDERSIGNED
endorsed on the outside Of the envelope "PropOeals
for Stationery Bids will be considered on EACH item
{. H. HOYT, Asst. ouartermaster, U.sA.
ap2,3,4.6,lS&19,6t
DROPOSAIS FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
l. WAR DEPARTMENT, April 2. lS;sS5
Sealed Proposals Tin duplicate) will be received at
this office until TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON WE'D
NESDAY, NAY TWENTY-SEVENTH lSaS for
furnishing Miscellaneous Supplies, consistine Of
Brooms. Brushes Soaps Towels. etc. ETC. for the
War departments and It's Bureaus In Washington dur.
ing the fiscal year ending June 3Oth 1886
Blank forms Of proposals, showing the items and
estimated quantities required together with instruc-
tions 70 bidders Will be furnished application 10
this office Bids will be considered on each item sepa
rateiy.
Proposals must be addressed to the undermined en-
Miscellaneous Supplies" = -
C.H. HOYT, Assistant ouartermaster. e. 8 A.
ap23,4.6,l S&10-6t
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I'd EDITION.
Latest TblegIalls to ThD Star.
The Afghan Boundary Question.

PERSIA WILL REMAIN NEUTRAL IN CASE OF
WAR-NIHILISM IN THE RUSSIAN ARMY.
LONDON, April A dispatch from Teheran
Khan from Constanttnople to consult about
Herat, Moshin's long residence in England
qualifying him as authority. The OFFICIAL
Gazette says that in the event of war between
England and Russia Persia will remain neu-
trail, conforming to the policy of Turkey.
The Paris correspondent of the Times, COM
mentlng ON the increase of nihilism in the Rus
sian army, which the recent commission of in
puiry at St. Petersburg believed to be
was therefore decided to raise the salaries,
which will have great weight in the question
OF war. The indictments would certainly fight
periodically against the foe while victorious,
but in the event of reverses they would turn
their swords against the government.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

OOONIh1 REAL ESTATE.
NOR RENT-FARM OF sIXTY.FIvE ACRES
j house and other buildings; IL miles from Anacos-
several fine Villa Sites for sale Also, Village Lot
Money furnished parties desiring to build.
II. A. GRIswoLD,
mh21-lm Anacostla. d. c.
E'oR RENT OR sALE-oNE OF THE N Q s 7
wood, D. g, suitable also for rstclass Hotel; nice
office. ap3-fs,2m
J@OR SALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP
erty, Farm of ten acres of rich garden land
@ as
zine and f1t tree and pump with excellent water
Tor sALEacHEAP AND On EASY TERMS
1. Beautiful Building Sites with from onequarter to
1tn acres a. Terra Gotta Station Metropolitan
rail thirty by road past the soldiers Home: high and
its se Se e
make this the most desirable suburban property now
nv ana 2w
WANTED-A SMALL FARM, OF FROM 10 10
W 100 Acres with six or eight room House, and
Office. ap2-ats
E'oR SAILOR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP
cottage containing u Rooms and bath and al, con.
yards from the Beach Price H ft:SHS = DYER
applet 18th and sts NV
L Fruit and Dairy Farms near H e sjty: DYER
applet 18TH and sia
FoR SALE ~ !, Or E ES!i uo,,r
THEE AT ERh Mihls FS6n 2 SI S;
oak and ehessat ree ane On az
e emlaence commanding fine vew improvements
Also valuable Orchard Of ninety Dwarf Pear Trees
applet 1905 Pennsylvania ave.
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FoR THr B1oop
s sas Eaf 8 % WV sssss" sssss
Ell Ell / III / 9 % 9 WV WV IA sssss
If F $ & : II I
s 3 r TIT TIT ZEE ERR ssss
sssss # ! + Hnn + III / s sss ;"
Combining IRON with PURE VEGETABLE TON
RGHEs The sh BLoon ouckehs the scso ano Of the
the Skin smooth It does not nure the teeth, cause
aoS 81 S1ssf Do OTHER
Physicians and Druggists everywhere recommend it.
Dr.. n. 8. Ruggles, Of Marion Mass SAYS at recon-
mend Browns Iron Bitters a valuable tonic for en-
richng the blood and removing all dyspeptic symp-
toms 1t does not hurt the teeth
Dr. r. NJ Delzell. Reynolds, Ind says: have pre-
scribed Browns Iron Bitters in cases of anmia and
blood diseases. also when tonic was needed, and it
Mr.. Thomas sweeny, $40 9TH street northwest says:
have used Browns Iron Bitters for impure blood
and blotches face Found it good remedy, and
The Genuine has Trade Mark and crossed red lines
on wrapper. Take no other. Made only by
BROWN CHEMICAL CO., BALTIMORE, MD.
LADIES HAND BooK-useful and attractive con.
coins, etc, given away by all dealers in medicine or
mailed to any address on receipt of &c stamp. ap4
HEADQUARTERS FoR
WHITE GOODS,
AT THE
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
WE BEG TO ANNOUNCE THE ARRIVAL OF
OUR FIRST IMPORTATION OF
WHITE DRESS MATERIALS.

LINON DE DECCA OR INDIA LINONS.
These goods are of the same manufacture
as those sold by us for the past five years,
than which there is no superior imported
They are made from fine quality of
Egyptian Yarns, which are by far the best
obtainable, and goods manufactured from
these yarns bleach better and have more
perfect color and finish and launder more
beautifully than any other makes We have
the above in about Ia qualities, ranging
from 121a to Soc. each number in itself
being genuine bargain.
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ENDING THE WEEK WE'LL.

J. III. DOUGLAS. ". n:
..r-,,,.-nr- G,r - -
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KIN Gloves Fon EASTER
Attn
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
and 6-button Suede GLOVES in
plain. and Embroidered in self-colors.
and 6-button Real KID GLOVES,
In plain, and Embroidered in self
Both Of the above in all the new de-
sirable Spring shades.
46Gloves fitted at the counter.
ARD LOTHROP,
ONE PRICE ONLY
For EASTER
THE NEWEST AND MOST POPULAR STYLE OF
SMALL BOYS SUITS Is THE
NORFOLK"
WE OPEN A FINE ASSORTMENT OF THESE
SUITS IN PLAIN GOODS AND FANCY PLAIDs
SIZES FROM FOUR TO TWELVE YEARS OLD.
JUST RECEIVED A FEW COVERT COATS"
THE "NoBBY" STYLE OF SPRING OVER
COATS FOR YOUNG MEN.
ELEGANT IMPORTED CoRKsCREw SPRING
ovERcoATs. SILK LINED, IN DARK BLUE,
BROWN AND DAHLIA
e. B. BARNUM 4 CO.,
ap9 eS1 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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4S-INCH SWISS LAWNS.

4S-INCH SWISS LAWNS.
We have also received our importation
stock of 4S-inch Swiss Lawns, q fabric we
introduced here two seasons ago. and which
grew so rapidly in favor with our customers
that we were unable to supply the demand
the first season. This year they are, if posi-
BILE, superior in color and finish, and at the
prices quoted (Which are the same as last
year, are the best intrinsic value we can
possibly offer our customers, taking in con-
sideration their width (4s inchesl, quality,
and the fact that they wear as we'll and
launder as handsomely as our India Linens.
We make a speciality Of three numbers, at
Is, % and 33c. per yard, each being excep-
tiona!ly good value.
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ACQUITTED ON CHARGE OF PROMOTING
PoLIcY.-John Reed, the old colored man who
was arrested at the corner of 9TH and e streets
on Thursday, by Lieutenant Kelly, was taken
before Judge Smell this morning and charged
with promoting the policy business. The lieu
tenant testified that he arrested the defendant
while talking with another man. whom he was
showing some policy papers. On his person
was found policy drawing dated April LIST
(Aprn fool. There was no proof that he had
ever written policy for anyone, and the Judge
dismissed the case.
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PERSIAN LAWNS
This Is fabric in which the correct color
and finish is of the utmost importance, both
quality and price being secondary consid-
Grafton. Having carefully examined every
make imported, we think there is no line to
compare with ours. being absolutely the cor
rect color and Of a superior finish. We
shall keep the entire range of ID qualities,
from Is to SOC. yard, and, in addition, we
guarantee the same qualities cannot be
bought at any less price.
WoODWA ARD & LOTHROP,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
e21 Penna ave- s12Ds
& p3
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MAKING AR ON UNLICENSED COMMERCIAL
AGENTs.-The detective department will begin
van in experimenting all unlicensed commercial
agents. The Commissioners have decided to
prosecute them every time they are caught en-
pending or not
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

k'QH SALE-LOTS-I HAVE y VERY CHOICE
Lot on The west side of 18th 81 between and
per foot mo pPEstPtiTyr % -
ap4-.t liza r - NV
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Hupsir I der I9ewa.

New that the spring season has be-
gun. writes Roykjasik, Iceland, COR
respondent to the New York sun,
there are evidences around that the
elder down harvest is at hand. The
men who set the down leave home
early in the morning and visit the
places to u hich the elder duck resorts,
and each man hunts for thu nests. The
nests are built III tie c.efts Of the rock,
sometimes near the sea. and slippery
FROM the spray; and sometimes very
high up. where false step would be
death to the unfortunate man falling
down on the Jagged rocks below.
The down IS plucked from the
breasts of tho duck by tho bird itself,
and is used to line the nests for the
comfort of the young ones. The hunt
or robs the bird OF all tho lining it has
provided for the nest putting 1t in 4
bag that ho carries along for tho pur-
pose, and then goes on and repeats the
performance ut some other nest.
Everything must be done very quietly,
for loud noise frightcns tho birds,
and il frightened away once they will
not build there again. There is law
enforced that forhids the discharge of
firearms within heariugog the breeding
places, and stranger would probably
be mobbod if ho disobeyed it.
Two crops of down are gathered.
The first crop is the best, for the duck
uses an abundance of her choicest
down in making the lining Of her first
nest. A short time after the first is
gathered the hunters 90 over the same
ground again and rob the nests of their
second lining, which consists of all the
down the poor duck could rob herself
of for her young. This proceeding
seems to call out the last energies OF
the birds, for they then make a new
nest, and the drake lines il with his
breast feathers. In this nest tho Young
are hatehcd. The hunters seldom dis
turb it, for the probabilities are that
the pair would 30 away and never re-
turn.
After the down has been gathered,
1t is taken into large room in the
farmers house. and each nest, for the
lining retains the shape Of 3. nest. is
placed on top of primitive arranqc-
ment that looks like q harp laid Hat,
with strings Of rubber running across.
it The nest is then rubbed over the
strings, and the lichen, moss, sticks,
chips, and other parts Of the frame
work of the nest that are mixed with
the down fall through to the floor,
while the down remains in the opera
tors hands The down Is khen packed
and brought to market, and from here
shipped to al parts Of the world. The
color of the down is surprise to
many, for instead of being white, as
some people imagine, it is bluo-slate
color, glossy and very pretty. An im-
mense amount of it eau be crushed in-
to handful. but it viii resume its
natural form when released.
The down taken from dead birds is
not as good as that from the nests. 1t
is not so light or so much like floss
silk to tho touch. Iceland furnishes
about seven thousand pounds of the
down every year that is of a superior
quality.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-08-07
SIGNS or The WEATHER.

The following signs Of rain were
given by DR.. Jenner, in 1910, to Q
lady, in reply to her inquiry whether
it would rain tomorrow
The hollow winds began to blow,
The clouds look black, the glass is low;
The soft tall down, the spaniels sleep, /.
And spider from their cobwebs creep;
Last night the sun went pale to bed,
The moon in halves hid her head;
The boding shepherd heaves sigh,
For see, a rainbow spans the sky,
The wallsare damp, the bitches smell.
Closed is the pink-eyed pimpernel;
The squalid toads at dusk were seen
Slowly crawling Ger the green;
Loud quack the ducks, the peac ocks cry
The distant hills are looking nigh;
Hark how the chairs and tables crack
Old Betty's joints are on the rack;
And see yon rocks, how odd their flight
They initiate the gliding kite
Or seem precipitate to fall
As If they felt the piercing ball;
How restless are the snorting swine
The busy flies disturb the kline;
Low Ger the grass theswallow wings,
The cricket, too, how loud she sings
Puss on the hearth, with velvet paws,
Sits wiping Ger her whiskered jaws -
Twill surely rain, see with sorrow,
Our jaunt must be put off tomorrow.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-08-07
one Thing she Forgot.

A good story is told of prominent
member of society who had a habit of
tying knot in her Professionalism
CHIEF when she wished to fix some-
thing in her mind that must be attend
ed to. She was engaged in desper-
ate Irritation on q certain occasion,
and in her abstraction dropped tho
handkerchief on the floor. This was
noticed by her hostess, who endeayor-
ed to break up tho Irritation by invit-
ing her guest into another part OF the
house. As the latter rose from tho
chair she stopped and picked up her
handkerchief, noticing lis she did so
the knot in the corner. "What have
forgotten to-dayp'' she asked audibly.
''That you have 4 husband, replied
her hostess. The story was repeated,
and the lady, who is i prominent
member Of the diplomatic circle, al
ways keeps her handkerchief free from
knots now. l.'gsttagtc1s Ualcbet.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-08-07
The voIea

TheVolga IS the. longest, as it is tho
greatest. river in Europe. It runs
from latitude 81 north, through exclus-
lively Russian territory, a distance Of
over two thousand miles, and falls into
the Caspian not far from Astrakan. In
its course it passes By EisAni, Novgo-
rod, Kazan, and Saratov, and Is navi-
gable FOR steamers Of heavy class from
point somewhat north OF the frst-
named place. where the great fair 81
the Russo-0riental world is annually
held. Moscow itself. tho ancient city
Of the czars, is situated on i tributary
of the great river, and canals connect
its upper stream with the White and
Baltic seas. IN al It's course. from its
source TO the Caspian, ii il AS far re-
moved from attack as IS tho Mississip-
pi, and it somewhat resembles the lat
ter river in its changeable channel,
great length, and vast volume.
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Glucose Honey.


A WAYNE county farmer, says The
Detroit Free Press, has succeeded in
earning a place in history along with
the Connecticut man who invented
wooden nutmoQs. He lives between
Detroit and Dearborn on Michigan av-
enue in yine-coyered cottage back
little way from the road. Oa the front
feneo appears the sign "AFh hite clover
honey Back 81 tive house IL an apia-
ry with al tire lnodern inxentions for
the caro- OF bees anu nearly fifty hives
sound with tho cheerful humminu of
the busy honox-makers.
A representative 81 the Free Eress
quite by accident callod at tho house
yesterday and found no one at homo
and while sitting by al old well curb
refreshing himself with cool water
from an old oaken bucket his attention
was called 10 the action of the bees
The cottage is surrounded with luxu-
RANT roses in full bloom, but these h8ss
did not, as bees used to 10,
Gather honey all the day
From every op. ming dover,
Instead were swarming around 4 large
tray which stood near by, and wore
flying hack and forth to hives. IN tn
tray was half an inch Of stickse n
that looked like syrup Ailtle sal
were strewn over this substaneS
on these the bees werc alighl
after taking some Of the sylap iio
back to the hives
"What do you want b thom bccsp'
The ntrudef lS1let up and found
barcfooted lad sanding before him.
What is this bees are takingp
asked the visitor.
What 20 You. Rnt @ know forq
Dad said We Ayasn y tel any QUO
anything about it.,
'sl'll give sou aquarter II you win, Il
said the reporter. now thoroughly I'M
"Well, dunno what Il Is. Dad cots
it from town In bar'l. Here what
he gifts i ine pointing to large cazk
On the end OF the barrel was
stencil mark: 200 lbs grape su
from Michigan Grape Sugar Manu-
tory"
us that glucose that tho bees a
gettingp'
cts something that dad gots out of
that bari, that's all know about it.
The inquiring visitor tasted it. There
was an unmistakable gumdrop flavor
to it.
I'VE had hard work to get tho bees
used to it. Dad put in lot or syrup
at first, but the bees take il straight
now"
"How long does it take to fiji d
hiveP''
mot near so long as Il does when
they have to get tlle-honey from low
ers. We've taken ont lot this year
already"
The boy brought out Of Die house
box of glucose honey which looked as
clear and inviting as though tho
sweets had been distilled ffem The pgfr-
est flowers. 4
"Do you eat titpp the boy was asked.
Sometimes. It'ain't 50 good as tho
other, but IT. just as good to sell. Say,
don't You never give mo away to dad.
or he'd skin me-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-08-07

A Missouri man who had stolen a
horse and who had been arraigned be-
fore the court said: Judge, so far as
/ am concerned, you may have the
horse. No one can say that have ever
been stingy. It's the only horse / have,
but it's yours The Judge explained
that the crime consisted Of a violation
Of the law. 20, that's it, ch9' said
the prisoner. ..Wcll, then, I reckon
Pm in for it, but say, if it's not the
horse they care for, just keep him ill
/ get out and I'll make it all right.
Won't, eh2 Let me tell you, your
blamed law Is so mixed up that nobody
understands il. - drsGnsdD IrdveLer.
4 Scotch subaltern at Gibraltar was
one day on guard with another officer,
who unluckily fell down q prccipice
400 feet, and was killed. Non-military
readers should understand that in the
guard reports there is a small adden-
dun, viz: N. B.-Nothing extraor-
dinary since guard mounting" Our
friend, however, said nothing about
the accident, and some hours after the
brigade Major came TO his quarters on
the part Of the officer commanding,
with the report in his hand. to demand
an explanation. You say, N. b.
Nothing extraordinary since guard
mounting. when your brother officer
on duty has fallen down precipice
400 feat and been killed. & sgYoel, sir, :"
replied he, .sIdinna think there's any
thing extraordinary in that; IL he'd
faun doom precipice 400 feet and no
been killed. I should hae thought it
very extraordinary, indeed, and wad
hae put il doom in report. - Car
dif AaN.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-08-07

4 Cautious Man Hc was q mathe-
matical cuss, and always engaged IN
making intricate calculations on paper.
The marriage was to take place Friday,
but be suggested to his prospective
E1othcr-in-iaw that It had better take
place Thursday. .siNhy do you wish il
changcdgH she asked suspiciously.
sAFel, said be, 81 have been making
q calculation. and I find that my sil-
vcr-wedding VII come Saturday oven
ing. and That would never do, as that
is the evening I have 70 go to the
LODGE.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-08-07

Tho tclcscopic stars, unseen By the
unaidcd eye on accounted their remote
ness, are classified Is high ~ the fopr-
tccnth magnitude. and theif number Ii
rcckoned as high as 20. COZ 600
Virtue IS 3 gem worth treasurin