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BridEaport

Bridgeport.
W. h. Gray has left on a trip to Detroit,
Mich.
Mrs. G. W: aiedill is visiting friends at
Buffalo, NY.
Miss Ida slemons, Of cadiz, is visiting
Mrs. Mckee in Kirkwood.
Mr.. John King and Bert Morgan, Of
Bellaire, Dick Darrah, Of st. Clairsyille,
aud Mr.. Thornberry, were in town yester-
day.
The statement that Mr.. Fred Barker
was fatally injured is not correct. He was
shot but once, the bullet taking effect in
the shoulder, making painful but not a
serious wound. IL
Theinjunction which was served against
Mr.. Miller to prevent the erection OF q
house was not done by the corporation as
stated yesterday, but was sworn out by
Robert Atchison. @
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Our stores will remain closed until Sat
urday morning. EN-. McGIILIN & Co.
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DURING The hot weather my Store
will be closed Rt 6P. NJ, Saturday ex.
eepted. JACOB w. CRUDE.
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HoLp on 10 your wealth until Saturday
We will give you Q big surprise.
F, NJ. McGlIIlS Y Co.
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Sheriff, Eward, OF Kanawha county,
brought dpys yesterday, on the Chancellor,
Tor the State penitentiary at Monndsville,
the following prisoners, convicted at the
present term OF the Kanawha Circuit
Court; John Nunley, granddaughter, three
yearsI Isaac Turner. same, three years.
John Hudson, burglary, Eve years; James
Early, house. breaking, Ave years; Jacob
schoolcrait, shooting with intent to kill,
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BENJAMIN battensaeh. j

Circuit Court fofsatd county. July Auiss' 4ssS'
Mary DFittenpaeh ....., =
BENJAMIN bhttenbGch. ,ss I.
suAMoSs. A.
THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA:
TO .ae shes,. ., ONO s s .gSnn RSsi.nin
DrI,tenbaSb II rs be- found In your bAIliwfDk, TO
annear Al iho tnfkS olice OF tho Circuit Court OF
hfS comfy al RuleS 10 DO held for the said Court
an ma fFSt AIS1i0y In Jiily 1885, 70 answer bill
in 'Chancsiy exhtSitcd against him In the laid
FAINT nv Nave ilfitcti bachi md have then there
Ills VIII - ~.
WItneSs John " Mitchell, C,crk Of our said Court,
Al tns JSonFt onss OF said COun y, In the city Of
W6eelng, tha $6th da7 Of Juue 1ss5 and In the sd
%oar 8! lie stats OF West VI glnIl.
- JOHN W. MlT0HELL, Clerk.
,.,zp,v,S. kvTupH ~
s-,s.-' IS !, : 80 =. 49,. =, ,,,,
BENJAMIN DTittc1baeh y no iuhahinat oi NY
baLliwlck, nor found therein ths w gSy u
lS6. ": y. MAppLE, De
LOT w. Y. HAhalah. .. v. "
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BRun & Gown arc offering bargains in
parasols to close.
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DEP rock on draught at the Phoenix.
CLAN Soup Of all. hours. s'' 4 =
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aiinnehaha Flour.

WAR for the special sale, Saturday
E, NJ. McGIlLIS 4 Co.
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DESp rock on draught at the Phoenix,
Clam soup Of oil hours.
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DxEp rock on ,drauSht at the Phenix.
Clam soup Of oil hours.
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= LADIES EMBROIDERED sufrs, in white
and colored, atgreatly reduced prices.
BRUES 4 CoYFRR,
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Iooy for the Big advertisement Friday
morning. EN-. McGlLtlS { 90.
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cosrs viii be Sddad to tax bills after the
lothinst or. Bsows, Late Sheriff,
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cosrs viii be sdded 10 tax bills alter the
10th inst Q. P.sBRnsS, Late Sheriff. :
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An UEEouiyocAL SUCCESS.
Is it any wonder TINT arrayed like this
the beautiful Wheelingite captured
heraudience? Add to her personal charms
the magic Of her pure, sweet soprano
voice and there is a picture Of a triumph
not often conceded to any.lyric artist on
tho stage. Her two solos in the first and
second acts brought down the house, and
the applause that greeted her first sppear-
ance was a mild murmur compared TO the
cordial outburst OF the pleased people
when she gracefully bowed herself from
the stage in response to the long contin-
ued plaudits that wakened the echoes OF
the house. In answering these repeated
calls she interpolated the famous mad
scene from Lucia. She came forth
In a soft white null and lace wrapper, her
hair hanging in delightful confusion, and
her face CHASTITY pale and dagger in hand.
She sang with such power, encouraged no
doubt by her extraordinarily cordial re-
ception, that the audience could not re-
strain itself, and shouted, "Bravo bravo,
Rolla!" Flowers were showered on the
stage until ii almost presented the scene
OF a garden. She was also presented with
an oil painting OF herself, the work OF
Patim, one OF the most celebrated artists OF
Italy. This picture stood on the stage,
and when almost fringed with flowers a
calcium light was thrown on II, and at this
juncture the audience went wild, and to
continue the opera the orchestra had to
break in to drown the roar OF applause.
Mrs. Rammelsburg was also the recipient
OF an elegant band bracelet Of pearls,
rubies and sapphires, and C ring set with
the latter stone.l Seven baskets Of flowers
and two magnificent floral designs sent
from Rome were handed to her on the
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II Won want to buy choice reasonable
dry goods cheap and on reasonable terms
.eoIto BGpEs y SeEEEss'
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DEF rock on draught at the Phoenix.
Clam soup at all hours.
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prESp rock on draaght at the Phoenix.
Clam soup At all-hoprs.
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\ Aiinnehaha Flour
makes one.third more bread. than any
other. known brand sold in this country.
=. =. sNlTn.
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Atlnnehaha Flour
gigas better satisfaction than any other.
Try sack WARrnRS & TiE,tANs.
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Rev. W. NJ. LErrwIcu, DID, Of Nash
vile, Tenn, Pronounces Red Star Cough
Cure magical remedy for throat and
lung troubles.a -.
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L.pIEs' q a4sxill DO terribly slaughter.
ed Saturday. =. NJ. McGlLtiS q Co.
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Cosrs WILDE added to tax bills after the
l0sh inst, Q, ?, BRoYS, Late Sheriff.
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Come and get Q sack aud nothing else
Will suit yon. 4. 3. CRAWFORD.
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OUR DIFA'S TRIUMPH.
RAMME1sBEna's SUCCESS
In aqaila, Ita1y-oa Hor Bepsat Night She
isoysrwhSimsd with Floral and Other
Fayors aud carries Her Audience by
s.otm-Hsr Future 1ioysmsats.


Mrs. Rammelsberg daughter Of Geo. K.
Wheat, Of this city, isadding fresh lau-
rels to her crown Of fame as a songstress
in Italy. She had entered into an en-
gagement with the impressario ut the
Aquila theater from the l4thoi May to
July5. SIZE was granted o ten days va
cation, but the lady Who took her place
did SO badly that she was recalled in five
days. This was q deserved compliment
and very flattering to her as an accom-.
plished artist and fayorite prima donna
Aquila is q city within easy reach Of
Rome, and where many OF tho titled and
prominent citizens OF the Eternal City"
spend their summer, and therefore the
enthusiasm with which Madame Rolla
(Alrs. Rammelsberg) has been greeted in
this place is not owing to the plaudits OF @
provincial audience but to the braves of q
cultured and refined musical taste OF 0
metropolitan gathering.
MRS. RAMMHLsBERd's BENEFIT.
Her benefit at Aquila was memorable
success, one which any artist might treas
ure with the ,happiest recollecions. Il
was an ovation rom the opening note O
songtothe lastechoing chord ofmelody ,ant
the delighted audience was not satisfied
until they had recalled the fair vocalist
ten times. The opera in which she ap
peared was II Gdurti. Tho Opera House
was crowded from pit 10 dome, and thu
stalls were filed with the best families O
Italy. In the first act Mrs. Rammelsbert
wore an evening dress of blue satin, full
train, heart shaped neck, and no sleeves
band Of pearl beads ofnamenting hel
shoulders. The front Of the dress was BEL
off with painted breadth Of red velvet il
wild roses, finished on one side with 9
iabot Of Duchess lace and garnished OF
the other with exquisite natural flowers
Besides she wore corsage bouquet anC
carried in her hand fragrant collection o
flowers.
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! ANRMPARKpRoIEcT.
The Attractive Plan thoI '4te Yair Haa

The Attractive Ptau the 5 lAte Fair Has IN
Pickle.
/. Ameetine Of the Board Of Directors Of
the State Fair and Exposition Association
waslheld in Clerk HOOK 3 ,oficeat the cour.
house yesterday afternoon, at which the
preliminary steps, were taken toward
carrying out plan which promises much
enjoyment to Wheeling peoplethis sum!
mer Il consummated. A committee con-
sisting OF Messrs. John II. Hobbs, Edward
Larkin and p. L. Kimberly, was appoint
ed to confer with the Directors Of the 0iti-
zens' Railway Company and those Of the
Belmont Bridge Company, with q view TO
ascertaining arrangements could not be
madeito extend the track Of the street
railway TO the State Fair Grounds on the
Island. It's thought the project will be
carried ont, as several Of the directors OF
the street railway company, have express
ed themselves favorable toward 1t.
The idea in securing access to the
grounds by, street cars Is to convert the
Fair Grounds temporarily into a sort o.
summer garden or park. Season tickets
charge will b made iori admission 70 per
sons on foot. Aband Of music will be en-
gagged to play in the evenings, refresh
ments WILDE served, the grounds lighted
in every part by electric lights and fur
nished with every convenience for com
fort and enjoyment. 4
Doubtless such q resort, so convenien
OF access aud with such q variety Of attrac
tons, would prove extremely popular. /
Is 10 be hoped the project materialize
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WANTED-THREE TH0US1Yn
IVY dollars for period Of thToO 10 iivs ~.
BeAl estate giyen q security. No iaelw bt5N,tA.
address z 9. Box 70, New aatAsuotls, WGhISSS.Ssss
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aetsy Advertisements.

HNaE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
u County Of Ohio. In Tho Clerks once 9l tne
Circuit Court fossatd county. July Rules, lSss
pontsm,n BsIttenhaoh. . =
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E,oR RENT-MY RESIDENCE, COR.
~ MAR Of Chspline and twentieth Attt,tA CVa.
taining eleven rooms pantry and bllhlOcn, III
modern conyenieuces. PoasesHion given July /,
| LA. IIOL.LIDAY. hih
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yTANTEp-BY A YOUNG MAN
yy situation Is Assistant Bo0k .ieepST =.
bS willing % make salt generally rsSfi n ~. ~
Adde'S, situation" care intelligence ostee
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INTERESTING HEARINGS.

no Greggsyills Riot-rho Row m Eoa
street, Etc,
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@iantea.

'IIANTED-TWo GOOD sEcoTiH-
Jnstns IGkin. New GaStinssisle v Vi
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TnG Supreme Court Of Appeals meets
at o go 4. N. to-day. The term will proba-
bly end to-day. a number Of decisions
will 10 rendered.
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Chicken Thieyss- Pleasant Presentation.
h. Personals, Etc.
Charlie HOWE ia visiting friends at Pied.
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TOR SALE.
dor sALE-CoUNTRY SEAT.

4
Ten acres Of choice high bottom land, IL nl1a
below wheeling, on Ohio River and u. d y. u =
Improved BY substantial brick house, u i0lEi =
kitchen and outbuIltings, situated In soy ".
E nsP!s s1 SSIt , and poP nHr yes g AO
Nv. HOfE & IRo., 1900 IaiEcs ~
Or r, W. MORROW. on Tia prOrhisFN. En
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ametip,1 gale.

OF CLOTHING, WATCHES, GUNS, REyoLyvRs
cOuateu, Stow Gases, Shelving, DO,
Commencing June %. At 10 o'clock. and : Oe,o.l
every Gay thi1 week, or until the entire stScE Il
'e jssG = pecOna.Hana STORE sT oBa F:.,m..
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The weather yesterday was suggestive
Of sunstrokes, but none were reported.
The thermometer reached 98 in the shade.
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TuE many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Seeley were saddened yesterday by the
announcement Of The death Of their little
son, q bright and interesting boy Of 5. The
bereaved parents have the heartfelt sym
pathy Of a wide circleof friends in their
| heavy piIliction. ...
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The Council Board OF Equalization and
Appeals will begin.its sessions at the City
Building at 8 O'Clock thismorning.
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TuE Du Quesne Electric Light Com
pany, OF Pittsburgh, yesterday filed its Ger:
tifcate OF incorporation in the office Of
County Clerk Hook, preparatory, 1t is pre-
sumed, TO doing business in Ohio county,
The company was chartered in this State
| last Anil
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A DIED was Yesterday admitted torecord
by Clerk Hook, by which s. Kuglen and
wife transfer a strip Of ground west OF
Market street and north Of Sixth street Tor
q .,.i,,nih nllnr
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8akina Yo,ptier.
TEST YOUR BAKING POWDER TODAY
brands advertised as absolutely pure
CONTAIN AMMONIA


r1aes can top down on hot stove until heated the
remove tho eoyor and snel ehemist will not 10 n
auir0d 20 detect tho presence Of ammonia.
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gnrgsut.

EoR RENT-As PLEASANTLY STU.
~ ATRD Front Room. Apply ct % FiltoeuA
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WiLLIAM FiSpBAY, Of Bellaire, was
awarded the contract for the stone work
on the Wheeling steel works steel plant
at BenXood.
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THOMAS TGoM4s was. yesterday APP
pointed guardian Of Laura B.. and Rachel
]. Thomas, orphans Of Isabella Thomas,
deceased, and gave bond in the sum Of
| 1880, with GeorgeW. Johnston assurety.
Il. B. Mcclure was appointed guardian
OF Charles Neteler, aud gave bond In the
sum Of $1,000, with w. J.3W. Cowden5as
| anyatv rs ii 49, fA - - Z ~
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The Committee Of Council on Gas and
Water In been instructed to look after
the cost Of q crib on Boggs' Island to pro-
nn "a frnah Iuhkar - !. -.l--
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The Hebrew Sunday school Of this city
will hold its fonrth annual picnic at Wheel
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The funeral Of Miss Jennie Reasonerwas
one Of tho largest Bellaire has ever seen,
and the singing by her friends and as
sociates in the Sunday school was especl-
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"A sRLEcr hop Is to be given at the
Chapline street rink Friday evening, Tor
which Billy Mayors orchestra will play.
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Mr.. ]. 6. Tomlipson, passenger agent Of
the Pennsylvania Company Of this point,
accompanied by O. L. Kimble, travelling
passenger agent Of the O. & T. road, went
out to woodsaeld, o., on business yester-
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The Bellaire Gas and OIL Company re
Gently organized under a West Virginia
charter, will have a public meeting in
CITY Hall Thursday evening.
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A NEW STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

The "wheelirs Packet Company" Receives
9 n 6hartnr
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President Smith, Of the American Flint
Glass Workers Union, was in town yes.
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NEw ties are being put in the Hemp:
eld railroad at the intersection Of Eoti
nd Seventeenth streets.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1885-04-15

W. NJ. ROMINE, Local Agent.
:. H. WARREN,
Genl Pass. Agent, St. Paul.
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Children'S Dresses.

A suit for girl from to s years of
age is of stri ped wooden goods and
garnet velvet. The English dress has
Il boN-plaited ilounce, horLered with n
deep bias band of garnet velvet. a
velvet piping serves rs 4 heading to tbs
tlounce. a small cape, which forms 4
mantel front, is tight fitting oTer the
shoulders. 1t is fastened to the waist
in the back by two long pieces of vel
Ves These are seNcd close together
and part over the skirt, where they form
two long ends. The ends in front are
tied and trimmed with velvet. The
gray felt hat matching this suit has Il
piece of twisted velvet around the crown
and loops of the same in front.
a suit for little girl from ) to 6
years of age may be made ofcachcmire
and velvet. 1t forms a kind of straight
blouse, terminating below the waist in
a plated flounce hordcrcd with u bias
band of velvet. The garment buttons
in the neck and then opens over aVelvet
plastron. On either side of the plastron,
placed against the blouse, is Il row of
buttons. The flounce also opens in
front, to show tluting which is sewed
to the blouse. The back is plated all
the way up. The deep sailor collar is
bordered with velvet. The sleeves
have small cuffs trimmed with velvet.
They have buttons on the outside to
match those down the front of the gar
ment. The sailor hat is of felt and the
brim is lined with faille. \ piece of
ribbon is taken around the crown and
tied in the back in loops with long
ends. a suit for 4 miss is of beige
cloth and glazed satin merveillenN The
false skirt is covered with lengthwise
plaits. The waist is very long and
forms a point back and front. 1t is cut
up over the hips. a breadth Of satin is
draped around the waist. 1t is shirred
down the middle and turned over like
a reverS. The left side is fuller than
the right. The back forms a very large
bow. In front is a double fold of cloth
and one of satin. The collar is straight.
The tight-titting sleeves have deep
merveilleux cutfs.-N. Y. Times.
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One Effect Of the Exposition.

Richard Nixon writes from New Or
leans to The Century for December
about the new Southern Exhibition. He
concludes as follows:
"To say that the Exposition will have
a softening effect upon the lingering
animosities of the war is to imply that
such animosities still exist-an implica-
ton that the Southerner is loath to adj
NIT. There is nothing so potent as
prosperity to wipe out resentment. The
more prosperous the South has grown,
the less disposition has she felt to dwell
upon what she was wont to consider
her injuries; and to-day, standing on
the eve of her great festival, to which
she has invited the nations of the earth,
she would resent the imputation that
she harbors malice against any. Doubt
less, however, the Exposition will bring
about still better knowledge and high
er respect among the various sections
of our common country
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Fossils in q Bird &c.

Some four years ago a most interest
ing find of fossils was made at the
Portland stone quarry. They were OF
high scientific value, and it was dccid-
ed to send them to Yale college for
preservation and study. They were &C.
cordingly loaded upon tlat-car at
Middletown and sent on their way, q
carload of them. 1t was at that time
that the fine stone bridge of the Consol-
idated road was being built across the
Pennington river at Windsor After
the arch of the bridge was set the space
was filled in on top with quantities Of
trap-rock from the companies qrlarries
at Meriden. This broken stone at lust
this time was being drawn to Windsor
by the cars for this purpose. The con-
ductor of one train discovered the car
load of fossils side-tracked at Berlin,
and felt sure that it was lot of ballast
for the Windsor bridge which had been
accidentally left behind. With COM
mendable zeal he fastened to it at once
and drew it on to the bridge. There
the rare fossils were dumped with the
other stones, and there to-day they lie
in the solid flooring of the massive
bridge. -HGrtford CoUrant
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1885-04-15

Agent Ton Mccormick Harvesting Machinery
oh Deere Plo~v<
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The Village Cafe.

The smallest Italian village has its
cafe. and the smallest cafe provides ice
at least once or twice in the week.
Here in the summer evenings the whole
air is in motion with the tlutter of fans.
The husbands, brothers, and fathers
read the single paper supplied. turn by
turn, with such q concentrated and pro-
tracted interest that one might suppose
that they were going to pass an exam
ination in its contents if one did not
know they were simply anxious to ig-
more the fervid chances which the Ia
dies under their protection are eNchang-
ing with the youths who are playing
dominoes at the opposite tables. The
landlord shutfies backward and forward
every now and then, and the waiter
moves actively about, eXpectant OF pos
sible soldi. You feel at once that is
only cheaper edition of the great
world from which you have fled, print
ed on worse paper and in coarser
type. Down one of the streets that led
to the shore, however, there is sure to
be cantina. 1t offers nothing but the
wine of the country, and none of the
frequenters of the cafe ever think OF
passing its portals. In the daytime, it
must be confessed, they are gloomy
enough to brighten the paSser-by, but
of an evening the huge back doors are
opened, and then the shop appears only
a portico to the orange OF olive grove
behind. Ii you are content with the
light of the moon. the stars, and the
tiretlies you can take chair and drink
your wines there; but if YOU are lover
of men you will seat yourself at the
rude table opposite the counter and lis
ten to the talk Of the fishermen who
come in to quench their thirst and fill
their bottles before starting out on
their nightly expeditions. There is
generally something to be learned from
their conversation, and, even il this is
not the case, the breeze that passes
through the cantina is pleasanter than
the heavy air of the cafe, and the wine,
rough as it is. more wholesome than
the half-melted ices favored with I'M
holy essenccs.-THe Satareldy Rcrlca0.