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From a Washington Letter of the Week.
Three justices of the United States Supreme
Court got into q street car together the other
day. After the car had gone a block or two a
little ruddy-faced boy Of perhaps years got
in the car, but he failed to find a seat. Chief
Justice Waite took him by the hand and said:
"How do you do. my little man? Let me have
your fare and I will pass it up" stanley
Matthews put the boys fare in and Justice
Miller got hold of the boys hand and, drawing
him in between his big fat legs, gave him a seat
on the edge OF the bench and made much Of
him during the whole ride
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A Negroes Desperate Strait.

From the Texas Sirings
Uncle Nose, looking like the picture of
despair, called at the office of DIR. Perkins Soon
over.
You are not looking we'll today, Uncle
Nose"
81 amt feeling well. Use de mos missuble
niggah in the hull State OBJ Texas
'Whatse to be the matter?'
"Foah de last eight days Use had SIGH pains all
ober my body dat Use soured on dis world.
wants TO git out OBJ 1t, so / tole my ole CONAN
dis mornn' dat was gwinter come to you, nc
matter what happened. Use jess desperate,
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bismarck at Home.


The chancellor's wife, q tall, aristocratic-
looking woman, with decided but pleasing
features, and in an elegant though simple
toilet, received each guest as he arrived with
gracious affabiity. Standing close beside the
open portieres, past which the eye glanced into
the family living rooms she was a true type
OF the position she holds both in home and
public life. noble wife and mother, she has
faithfully stood by her husbands side from the
very commencement OF his political career. A
her husbands private secretary How far
this statement is true we do not pretend
TO say, but old friend of the family has
repeatedly told us that during the saddest
time that Germany has witnessed for the
last fifty years, when Bismarck, disheart-
ened and disprted, retired to his small
tate as q small Prussian landowner, while
brooding moodily over all his grand political
heart. but was able to inspire her husband with
fresh courage and hope. A number of old
friends and acquaintance quickly surrounded
the noble hostess while the remainder of the
guests streamed on toward the billiard room
to the right, the windows of which look out on
the street. In front of one of the sofas lies u
handsome bearSkin-the animal was slain by
bismarck own hands; and on bracket stands
the magnificent vase, with the kings portrait
and Il view of his castle, which King William
presented to the prince after the war Of 1866.
The crowd and the heat increased every mo-
ment The prince, we were told was in the big
saloon. Hurrying thither, our
noble host, standing just inside the door,
In animated converse with some ear
lier arrivals, yet, notwithstanding, quite
ready to greet every newcomer-sOmetimes
even stretching out both hands TO right and
lett with hearty welcome How well and bright
he looked! That was always the first thing
that struck one on seeing this man. His face
from his long country sojourn at Narzin has
regained its healthy coloring, the eyes are no
longer so deeply Swallowed by the overhanging
brows or the furrOwed forehead of last year his
hair Is of that light Saxon hue which defies
both time and impertinent curiosity, and the
figure is as firm and upright as the youngest
man there present On this evening he also
wore his favorte and most comfortable dress
that is, uniform, but not in strict accordance
with regulation,
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Prom ruin tlOndoO.)
The French papers insist on marrying Princess
Victoria, of HohenZOllern, to the victorious
Prince of Bulgaria, and win have it that they
fell in love with each other at the wedding of
the Princess Beatrice, which no member Of the
German imperial family attended. If Victoria
and the victor OF Milan are to burn a torch at
Hymens altar what is to become of M'amselle
Annette? Who, it may be asked, is she? A
handsome actress. who played secondary parts
in a Berlin theater, to which Prince Alexander
went, saw-and was conquered. He invited
Annette to Sophia and she accepted the invita-
ton, paying n forfeit TO the Berlin manager who
had engaged her. Attired as an officer, she was
everywhere with Prince Alexander in his re-
cent campaign. The Germans call her the Joan
of Arc of Bulgaria. She is more fine loOki ing
than beautiful. and / am told is enough like
Olympic Audouard to pass for her twin sister.
Annette has big blue eyes, "a fresh complexion
and a dazzling set of teeth. Her presence at
Sophia shows why Prince Alexander is in no
haste to set himself up with wife of better
birth than his own. AS the BulgarianS are
used to having sovereigns whose mothers were
In many cases taken from the slave market to
the grand Turks seragliOs | don't see why An
nette, after sharing the dangers which Prince
Battenberg ran at SlIvnitza, should not become
his matrimonial associate.
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From the Baltimore News.
1t was not very long ago that sharp-bladsd
knife OF delicate proportions and . nail brush
constituted the whole equipment of the average
bellies toilet table in the way OF finger nail EN-.
bellishers. The recent multiplication Of mani.
cure sets has, however, changed this, and now
pretty plush box, with files scissors, knives.
channels skin pOlishers and various other i'm,
PIGMENTS Is regarded as much in the light OF Q
necessity as a toothbrush or a bottle OF perfume
The sales Of these boxes have been fairly enor
place In the stock Of the fancy goods dealers
and fashionable druggists. Tie skillful use q
the contents OF such u box cannot but serve n
beautiiy the nails and prevent them iron
becoming blemish, as they often are, to ~
otherwise pretty hand. ~
The queen has sent Q donation OF $500 70 ths
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From the New York sun, yesterday.
The 4th ward filibusters who sailed from New
York on the steamship san Domingo TO help
kick up a revolution in Honduras Were at last
accounts. the terrOrs of Turks island. They
landed there an hour or two before the steamer
q. ". Clyde, which got here yesterday, sailed
from Turks island Tor New York. They filled
the natives with alarm, !Or they said they were
not going 10 sail away again on the San Do
IningO, but had come 10 stay awhile
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The Speech of the Eyes.

From the Medical and Surgical Reporter.
Prof. Hugo Maguas recently delivered in Ber-
lin lecture on "The Speech of the Eyes" First
he showed how various thoughts and emotions
may find their expression through the eyes,
how rage, joy, sadness sym pathy all may be
indicated by one look, and how u question may
be asked or be replied TO simply by one scarcely
observable movement of the eye. But the most
interesting part OF his lecture was a point
with which many a physician may not be ac-
quainted, not from ignorance. but sim pl because
he has never given the subject any thought
viz, the tact that all the various expressions
by the eye itself,i e by the eyeball, but by the
movements OF neighboring parts. The eve
itself may be stationary, not the least motion
may be observed in il, and yet the raising of
the lids expresses our surprise, halEclosng
them, together with contraction of the brow
indicates our d1spleasuFe, and peculiar
abflliar-iike movement OF the lids, the orbiufi-
laris palpebrafur1, and the parts around the
nose together form what we are in the habit of
calling "a merry twinkle" Many one who
Will read these lines will at once acknowledge
That such Is the case, and that the facts are as
stated. but at the same time he will ack nowI-
edge that he had never thought about it, and
had never imagined that as all the manifold
expressions which We ascribe to- the eye-the
mirror OF the soul-the eye itself has no share.
hen criminal has his character pictured in
MS eyes 1t is not they that tell US the moral
depravity of the man. but the play of the neigh
ofHrng muscles, which, perhaps, for years
FORM together the group we call physiosnomy.
Preserving the Unities, as They DO in
WashinSt ton.
From Texas Siftines.
You are not going to the theater this even
ing, are you?"
80, yes. am"
What. You going to the theater and your
husband has only been dead week, and you
In deep mourning"
'1 es, but IL 5 all right. ] don't go TO see any,
thlnS except tine Black Hussar.' When / VIC
late the proprieties OF polite society, let me
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Old Marshal BaZ81ne.
THE STORIES ABOUT HIS EXTREME POVERTY
PRONOUNCED UNTRUE

THE STORIES ABOUT HIS EXTREME POVERTY
PRONOUNCED UNTRUE.
| Madrid Letter to London News.
| Bazaine has been living in Madrid for many
| years, in comfortable circumstances, with the
| income of Mexican property Mime. Bazaine in
| herited from her mother, who died a short time
| ago, and she herself had some property in Mex
| leo. Nine. Bazaine has stood by her husband
| and brought up her children, and she at one
| time mixed more with Madrid society than at
present. She was to be seen, often accompa-
MED by Bazaine himself, in balls and receptions
| of the Castilian nobility, and they were both
until very lately at the Roy al opera house In
two orchestra stalls-butacas, as they are
| in Madrid society on account of his wifes con-
nections and friends, and one OF the houses
where they were constant visitors was that OF
the last Mexican minister, Gen Corona, the
very officer who received the Emperor MAXI
| millians sword at Queretaro, by the bye.
The presence of Bazaine in Madrid draw
ing rooms led to some fracas few
years ago with a French ambassador,
Admiral Jaures who made IL point of in
stantIy leaving any reception where he met the
ex-marsnal, scene of this sort causing much
sensation one night at a bali at Duke Fernan
NuneZ. There is no foundation in the report
that Bazaine lives in poverty or has separated
from his wife, but she is, on the contrary, very
much pified In Madrid because she, for her chill
dren's sake, overloOks much of which she has
good reason To complain. The Bonapartist Is and
the Empress Eugene decline to have anything
TO do with him. His personal appearance has
much altered and he is so aged so stout and
blOated, so neglectful of his attire and outward
appearance, that he is a wretched sight as he
shuflies along the Recolitas promenade or a
sidewalk in the Retro, and this leads many
people TO fancy he is in worse circumstances
than In reality. His last efforts at intellectual
WORK were a book on his Mexican campaign
and a lame defense OF mis- conduct at Metz,upOn
which he worked for years. No one would re-
cognize in this strange wreck the once-upon-a-
time brilliant soldier of the second empire. The
present income of Nine Bazaine is estimated at
LOO year. Her eldest son is volunteer in
"a crack "Cacadore" battalion in Madrid garri-
rison, and she herself has still retained much of
her daShing Mexican style and good looks.
BaZa!ne is now seventy -four years old.
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For Chicago s43 a and 1910 pm, daily The
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next morning AT sob No extra fare rs charged ON
For CINCINNATI Louisville and st. Louis daily at
300 pm. and 1910 pm, with through coaches aud
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LOUIS, arriving in Cincinnati next morning at 1:45
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For Piiisbnrg at ea3 am. with Parlor Car and
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For she1andcah Valley Railroad ard points south
6:50 p m daily. with Pullman Sleeper, Washington 10
For Annapolis. $40 and $50 am, and 1910 and
ago pm, on SUNDAY a:;5o a M 4;io pm
more. $500. $40. $50 am, 1910 pm, 800 4:I0
900 and Zoo pm; on sundays. sac am, and Ia
tropolitan Branch. 1;lo am. daily except sunday.
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m daily; on SUNDAY nd stops g. all s'saSs FOR LeK'as
cept sunday. For Gaithersburg and intermsi,aie
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TRIMS arrive from the West daily, $40, 7:eo an.
j 30 LAD tHew Orleans Expressl and 0;3O pm.
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Ans s s.tmose sa a Washington At $40
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All trains hom Washington stop Relay station
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For further information apply at the baltimore and
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VXTASHINGTON, OhIO AND WESTERN RAIL
Nv ROAD.
On and sfter NOVEMBER l5rH. 1885 trains win
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Station - follows
Leave Washington 300 a m. aud 4,a5 "A M. ar
riye = Lfesburg ~ 900 AN. and 6:45 pm. arrive as
Round Hill At llA7 = a. and 7sS2 pm Returning
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other Iainsa are daily except sunday.
Monihly AID Communication Rsl.s 20 all points
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A slight shock of earthquake was felt Satur-
day at day break along the Tnmbigbee river in
sampler Marengo, and ChOctaw counties,
Ala. But little damage was done.
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the condition OF Mr.. John Il. Cough, the
Temperance lecturer, who was stricken with
apoplexy Monday remains unchanged.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-17
MEDICAL. &c.

NINE DE FOREST, LONG-ESTABLISHEDA AND
1 reliable Ladies' Physician, he consulted daily
OF her residence. l245 It'll ST. Office hours from
10 y pm with Ladies only. ja142ln*