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Waiting for q Verdict.

UNDECIDED THIS MORN1RG.
The Jury in the case Of Benjamin Golly, In
dicted for perjury in the Belt divorce case,
which has been on trial several days in the
Criminal Court, retired to deliberate at $40
o'clock yesterday afternoon. This morning, on
the opening OF the court, Judge Macarthur sent
for them. They reported that they had not
agreed, and their difference was as 70 the testi-
mony The court said that If the difficulty was
as TO the law he could aid them, and after re-
ferring TO the length OF time occupied In the
ant and the government of a verdict, said he
did not feel justified in discharging them, and
sent them back for further ideliberation, ex-
pressing the hope that they would be able to
reconcile their differences and find verdict.
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ENOR SALE-THE BEST BARGAIN-ON CAPI-
II toi Hill, fine residence within a half square OF
Capitol Park. IA rooms and large brick stable: ue
Ing country; square feet grounds 67 feet
on west side Of the ST. For parucuars apply to
c. II. KNIGHT,
oc3O-7ts 025 st n. W. Room /, first floor
EOR sALE-KOUsEs RANGING. IN PRICE
l. fron $125O up tO $50 1000. Severa. bargains cali
tor list. GEO. W. LINkINS.
oc301w To 10th st. NV
ENOR SALE FINK THREE STORY BRICK
IL House. fronting south on I st. NV. west of 9th
eight larg bath cellar &c: So 600 If taken
at once. Pro BONO, star office. oc3O-lm
II In the northwest; seven rooms: cellar; all modern
improvements. Price, only $500. Terms easy.
Apply to ]. w. p. MYERS. 14>S New York ave.
au7-l3w*
LHOR SALE-ON EASY TERMS, FOUR NEW
il three-story, nine-room houses, with all modern
improvements just completed: also, two ten-ro0m
corner houses. with iMproye ents, such as furnace
open CRATE batht b. washstand brick set range, sta
tonary wash trays &C., on St. between 9Th aud 9th
s.w.: also one two-story house. 2iS 9Th st,kw
inquire OF A. F. BARKER,
Oc20.2ws OO1 Virginia avenue S.w.
IrOR SALE
II We have Houses in all parts Of the city and at all
prices that sell the installment plan. Also
Bargains tor Investors with ready casa. Please cal
and see Us before purchasing.
Real Estate Brokers. 6l8 g.. NV
Insurance and loans procured s~16
Evening star., 1886-11-05

THE PRESIDENTS RECEPTION was unusually
large this afternoon. Many ladies and quite q
numb Der of little children were present, and the
President seemed In excellent spirits.
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SO. 3S.42 & 44Myr-
tie st. N. e. b. h.. 7r. .S8 900
406-40S 11th s.w. ,0ro.6O
i7l4-716 II st. ne. .Sr5. QUO
500 7th st. me-, 8 rs.3.5W
81 to 50 q st. n. e. .4r.3.1OO
514 9th st. ne, rs-2.5OW
10 Myrtle 81. n.e.. 7r..Z,IOO
1l2 X st.n.e. f. h., ,6r..l,SO
I342 g. 344 NJ st. s.w..
| f.h A.. ........-....l,S0O
1872 Myrtle ne ;7r......1,7OO
IA, 76, S4&S6 Myrtle
st. ne. b.h., 7r-.....1,TW
236 I'd ST. Il. e. ,fh. 2rl 800
$50 9Th st. n. ,fh,1 500
4l2 Sd 81. e., I. b. ,2r1 900
Alley, 41a and 9Th. III
! and I 9. W. ,f.h. ,4r-.-....0OO
IN of property on my books
r bulletin issued on the 1st
THOS. E. WAGGAMAN.
FRAME.
n 18th and 18th sts. NV.
l-foot alley. Price l,5OO
DODSON & DEEBLE,
1919 F st.
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Ia
Il 1896 y. III. ave--$1OOii.o< ps ~. en-
Sw. cor. Sth tK E. 9r 125 Ia. y % - ~ a rS e.; a.
1909 9TH st. NV, .,l4r- 100 I12S Ct isr ~
1922 14th st. NV, Or. IlLS 81 IL ~ 81
1e0S E1 n ~. W. ~ ~ st ext. 7dwel nga SO
1928 r l. ave.. IL rs. 100 lT ., O. IJr al
800 Sth 81. NV, 13rs- 100 2Gt - o. - -, :Sy 40
ALB 1lth sr.n.w. i 7rs- 10 3GS,h 81 N ~ r. 30
MagnOlla ave-, 14r-S3. SO !463o avo n ~ O rs an
he IN ah S ~ ~ ~ .;s, ,4S1 IL rs26
iSiS o. % 81 oo'o<' tsy2Orcoran 6r...-oO
Ia LIZ NV upper part IS i33OS sa,man az a. ii
1871 De Sales ST. 1lr.. 75l SO 10 Sarn,an az Ar 10
FURNISHED.
1901 ST. NV. l6r...6UO i21OO II !. 'i i1r iSO
1901 Conn ave......5OO Ia 13 Ue.,uS az II ra 1S0
Linthicum estate 4l6.66 llOI7 Con evo 11r 101
1913 y. II. av., ,l5r-416.67 2O4 lStLt I3r 20O
iSSS " - ave. T-.4oo laZO Jeifeon P., iOr-loO
@ "a ~ :, ~ lStht l1r...-126
ig.:, ssi ST. isr , oS 1908 snndIland PL,
80 ST. NV, 10 rs 225 1918 2Ist ST ir ilS
1902 ST.. I3r.-...... 200 1 1Uti Conn &c y
2O13 st. NV. 1Or. 200 6JeffersoI,jace 0ri "a
IVdS td Sonh ave Srs,i13 la5l st. n.WlOr...lO 100
l406 ST., 12r...-1 -166 g. l2uO9 st. Or . 1Sf.
S1S lSth ST.. 11r..166.67 1903 18th St n i9r *
1916 18th ST.. 12r-. 1867 Gil 23d ST. NV III "a *
AoIo y ST lob % i416 l4th St ng s...65
,r ABOVE houses can De examined by penit from
our once only. THOMAS j. FISHER CO.
oc 80 1924 street norbwess
FOR RENT-IN ANACOsTIA-6-ROOMsR BRICK
II House Harrison ST.: house nearly new: Scstion
central To business; S13.
Six-room Frame House. new Jefferson st.. Sh
ocs-Im- H. A. CIR lSWOLD. Anacostia. j. C.
TOR RENT-l5O3 2STH ST. II ROOMS SOD.
1905 zsih ST, 10 rooms. mod. i'm ps. new..s ! an
Apply DODSON q DkEBLE. 1879 F st. oc9IM
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EOR SALE
II 920N.J.av.14rS25.0 600
2O33 II NV. b., ,12r.. ..S, 900
l747 NV. b h. ,1Or z .OOO
2x3 Indiana ave-. .Sr-7.O .OOO
4OS-4lO-4l2 9Th. 7r-7,OOO
026 MasAav.n.w.1O 1O-6, 500
n. Cap. 4 l NV. Gre, 600
12OS 9th n. W., b. Or. ...5. 500
3O3 + n.w., b. b. Or. WOU
605 9Th n. W. b. b. .Sr-4, SOC
43S-4iO-442 I n. n .6r4 5Nl
5l0 II n. w. b. b.. 8r, "A .2OO
22l1-2213 7th.n, ,6r- .OO0
325 to 1873 Cae. Or. a ,OU0
496 G s.w., b. h, 8r-...3,5O
21l 18th 8. w. b. b. 1Or3, 500
SIS LIST aw., and three
houses in rear, ,5r...3, ,OOO
The above is only a porti
For firll liaf f,olI af of34ro ii
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The London Socialists.

ASSISTANT SECRETARY FAIRCHILD is moi
acting secretary ON cabinet days, but signs the
SecreLary's a mail
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The Courts.
COIrRTIN GENERAL TE

COURT IN GENERAL TERN
To-day on motion of Mr.. H. +. Davis, Mr. w.
a. ManoIue was admitted to the bar. Ship
man agt Mayaug; dismissed. August Muller
agt District OF Columbia; on hearing.
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STATEMENTS IN HIS ANNUAL REPORT IN REFER
KNcE TO THE ENGINE HOUSES AND OTHER
PROPERTY or THE FIRE SERVICE
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CONVENIENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-zuteFnAl
revenue, $S07. .12s; customs, @s80 662.
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LIOR SALE-49 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. NV,
Il ten-room House; all modern improvements; lot
44x7O to alley. A bargain TO an immediate pur-
chaser. DANENHOWEK q SON. 1115 + St n4-lm
INOR SALE-A FINE PIECE OF ST. PROP
II erty very readily altered for business purposes
Lot Is b2.xliO-about-tow wide alley, and stable ouiid-
ing in rear. TYLER & RUTH kKFORD,
n4-6tH 1925 street.
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CHICAGO. ILL, Nov. 8, IL a m.--Wheat open
slow at Sl1A tor May, and has advanced TO 61$saS1
corn-May. A2Ab- Oats May, 3Olk. kurk--Janua,
l027lA lard-JAnuary, 6O7lh.
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NOR SALE - ON MONTHLY PAY MENTS
II three well5uilt twO-stOry all basement Brick
Dwellings, with all modern improvements. Boun-
Diary st. the heai of K 4 and y ]. "A chance
to secure frstclass modern eght-room house
very easy terms, in section OF the city that is
rapidly improving. Apply TO
NOR SALE-VERY CHEAP-NiNE ROOM
IL Brick; modern Improvements: nice lot: III st.
good neighborhood; only ,3 800 Easy terms.
oc3U-lm WALKER & WILSON, 1OO6 st. NV.
L>OR SALE - GREAT BARGAIN IF SOLD AT
Il once-Threestory Brick, 10 ROOMS. all mod. imps.
/ St, between 9Th and 10th W.; price S56UU;
rents for $50 per month
Also. eigh,-room Brick, on st., between 14th and
10th stsL: price $4,000
Also, at q great bargain. good Farm of 81 acres.
with hve-r0Om dwelling mouse on q good road IL
miles from Washington well fenced, watered and
tmoered: fruit trees, &c: price only 50 OOO terms
easy J. w. p. MYERS,
oc3O-1ws 142S New York ave
u sALE-519 E. CAPITOL ST, 3 STORIES
and cellar. IL rooms. stable lot xl3S It,. all
mod. imp: price, 81 900 $4,000 cash. bal time.
225 = St NV. 3 s!ores, IL rooms large lot; price
500 easy terms 1UO6 st. n new. Z rooms, bath
and large cellar lot 2Ux fl built by for his
own use: very substantial and cosy price. $1,000:
easy terms
Many other Houses and Lots In al parts of the city.
C. H. KNIGHT
9.5 + ST. NV.
0cf3fA7t1 first
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,2l1 18th stSw.. 9r-...30
49 Md ave.s.w. ..llr..--3O
2I9 9Th i.Sw. 9r......-25
5l h st. IL e, l0r-.-.--..-.-2o
l2l4 Pa ave Sc, 1r----1S
II Myrtle st. n e.. 6r.----l5
23 Myrtle st.n.e. 6r...-.15
1 and 2, alley, bet Sd and
4th and Il and l. n-e--.lO
Cor. I'd and / ne. IT'S
422 18TH ST. ne. 4r.-...---S
2Ql \ st.s.w., 3r-.-----.6.3O
$50 Va av. = e.4r...-..-...-.-6
40 r. ST. s.w. 3r.---....-........5
626 + st Sc. Or.
Rear 429 4l2 s.w. Pr.
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Tho coo'et man | over knaw "n5 oil
Victor &c 81. lliaue, the co.on.l x u
infantry r sim'ut that saw sono a,ryt.o "a
Algeria. salt Col lienry Duboi, one #
marty oi Frcleh oHcars Now il happened
that in Col 81. lIlairy re- tmeni there wa.
"A pprp.ry young suh Lieutenant, who was a.
hot a, tl.c colonel WIS cool With Linn wa,
always AS YOU English say ~ word and Il
blow, AMI the hiow hr,t lie bal fought
90 many du,ls that tho soldiers nsed "a call
him '.su,d.u Detth,' AMI to say that tue
best way t. cni the war would be for h,m
to chalic1ar tie on my whole army, nan
ny man.
"Nel, one lay this lieutenant had coin
mitt~l som fault, for wii il the colonel
gatc hin ~ il saoIlidg that the young
fellows hot blood Couldn't bear 1t any
longer Cui-a as lightning hs whiprcl out
nj .tpl lnd .'.nI right at ~. lilluire flce,
% .,a.a tn.t the mu,5l3 almost touched
hin Blt In, PISTOL mis- el fire AMI tho
so,oroi sai quito rooily, Forty eight
lo..f- ARE for not keeping your arms IN
pop. Dr,i.r.' "And wns that all the
,ieltenant got. asaei n dozen voices at
otr,. in uulisguiscl nuazement That
was MI ard ! can tell you that h. thought
t was quite enough gen raj, COOL
evening. ! was just telling tllas' gentle
men how YOU once put m, uni'r arrest for
not h9,i~ " pistols working orI-r -
HarItr ait, azinc.
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A, pnhtkn with Jrrl tupNIbe, lnn'H . N}
Wet IA, last river ut,ufnrIn ~ e.. NJ.
y,,..trr. t.t,,n tu,c Sptu{s, d1'n Ih' ut
ana I'll point, North, in., nld N"el, 9'ri 10
nm rl,'r atrtmcts fur sttI rintdt Hht
wIh H., 1Wlu screw Iron Steamer cay u
palifhu," nnd steamship t,ty ~ NoGth",l3,
fnr ,lmtlo,tun, Now York hon''h Fh""'"i-
,lH,, rt, ,.,.
Nau trans make clos connection bet p WAYS
vac i.1.Ak. ". R'y.,at Jnchs"ntillf WIN NJ
ltnt g Goa 4 line, Fust MAJ,
~ GAINESVILLE with through Pullman .I'rp-
,rn pyct rayauuah, ltul'ttH Nr",tH - I'i
New ORLEANS, Conn k,ys, irn.n'"l1. t,hNln'
unr. Aih. my. huuigptutry lou'HN iht' l.
Ian std all poius w. 81.
Al uenm with flJfIdn Halfway mi NeNsa
tipr Ca aud lthCk- tor r liver sliuts
Al Lctslurg with the ~ JuhtA ANA laat
EUstt. AVIS. on of the lurdt Southern iUtI'
way. and bouts on Lake. lihrri1 hni ti,l'lh
I,t points 81 lHktN ,.,.
A. rrrt, rtot,'s fpry with south ituttth
n, tur Lakeland. G,mpp, hIas'unn Iiu ~,
OrBluau sanford, IuIhprtown Htrl lort I'r"',
= t'GVANr. u. ". BitDMN LLt.
Cenrrnl Manager Conn Iasa. Agent
a. CowAH, Gent TRAY AT.
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Tho railie,s Cattle of Florida.

II noticed the other day some cattle lie
IN Jacksonville, and thought that, usd'
from their leanness AMI 'liminuti'e Sih
there was something else peculiar afoli
them. and studiel for some time, until J
suddenly discovered There were some Of
them minus tails, others looked rs though
they had about half Of that useful append.
age cut of. In country where flies and
musuuitoe. are 80 plentiful n, they must he
here. I should think it no loss than down.
right cruelty for people to treat the poor
creatures in this shameless manner
Nv remarks were greeted with roar OF
laughter Bless your heart, my young
friend, thu people don't 10 that: it, the ALI
gators
"Alligators. sail !, astonishel How
can that be-
"Ch, they grab th-ln when the are feed
inr in thu water You So they creep up 81
quietly that the cattl, 10 not rotco their
approach. and the first thing the animal Is
aware Of is a or IN the rear. IL trlts 70
ret away, II. ii IS Of ~ use; tn harder no
pulls the tight til, alligator ho.ds on, uil'
ii the appendago gives way, fnt tn col-
oueror swims off happy. The Present.
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wisdom Devouring Her Own Children.

wisdom DevOuring Her Own ChSldren.
OF late years It has struck me with con-
stantly increasing forco that those who have
toiled for the advancement OF science are In
a fair way of being overwhelmed BY tho
realization Of their wishes II has become
impossible for any man to keep pace with
the progress of the whole OF any important
branch Of science II he were to attempt to
do % bis mental faculties would DO crushed
by the multitudes Of journals and OF
vofuminous monographs which too fertile
press casts upon him. This was not the case
in my young days a dilisent reader might
then keep fairly informed Of all that was
going on without robbing himself OF leisure
for original work and without dsmoralising
his faculties by the accumulation OF unas-
simulated information.
Il looks as IL the scientific, like other
revolutions, meant TO devour its own chill
dren. as II the growth Of science tended to
oyerwhelm its votaries; as II the man OF
science Of the future were condemned to
diminish into narrower and narrower
specialist, as time goes on. | am happy to
say that do not think any such catas
trophe necessary consequence OF the
growth of science. but do think it Ia q
tendency to be feared, and an evil to be
most carefully provided against. Professor
Huxley In Nature.
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The Morning Paper Of tho Future.

What an elegant and valuable product Of
human cndeavr morning paper will he
WIN at length Il Is attic to conffnc itself to
its Proper task Of giving tho morning news
with comments simply calculating, free from
party bias and business complication. Such
a journal will DO small in size, inviting
preservation as u handy record Of the timo
SAY sight to twelve not largo pagcs, IN
liberal type, on good, firm paper, nationally
arranged and amply indexed. When
superhuous matters are omitted and the
news il given with brcvity and simplicity,
commented upon with real knowledge and
insight, the numbers for q month or quarter
will make truly desirable volume to add
to family's printed treasurer With right
journalism every family could have and re-
tain through IL whole existence vivid his.
tory Of the period the value Of which would
increase with every year.
During the late war saved one or two
papers each day. and all their extras In
lending to preserve them. Folded once,
they male pile ten feet high The task OF
asserting and binding this mountain mas
was fearful to contemplate, and II remain,
to this day unaccomplished The essential
Journalism, even OF that stirring period
could have boon Of manageable extent ant
precious to the lastsst posterity. james
Parton In The Forum
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In large Lox, just from Colombo Ii 3
the hardened body o. ayouns lnIian NO
man almost perfectly p.esnryei, WITH long
black hlir and eyebrows, in gayly -bca Jed
no ,asils and lessinj Of soft SKIN. Tho
mummy Da.onss ~ ii. Ii. Tammen, 81 Gu
ye.. ani was found on fes, =, 1871, 1T a
cave "a the oil tie lIdian reservation.
Dr. Tainacn is dealer in Indian 'ugip5l-
t,es, anI whilo prospecting in sortnern DO
ra 10 came upon this cav" twenty ieos d"ep
AMI e. .-"t by q narrow aperture. Ihe
bgIy ost.e w1r an. wh1sa clothing .nii-
caL,d III ia rank amgn., he Indians, was ~
IN at one md on some rough raeds aml
vrlpp,l in buffalo blanket The round
wa. damp, AMI tins under side 81 The limb
an trunk bad lcrayel. Lut al upper ten
don; an / mut,l's hal iarie oil into stone.
H., noat a .i,App+ar.d, bat HE othor
features wr.as natural g. 10 life - New
Iur1 TriUt...
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A y.unp (,arpantua on Exhibition.

Among the latest entries for tho baby
show received by the committee at Its ofhce,
% Rue de Pontosc 10 that Of Jules F, q
boy aged years snc 8 months, bsrn at Bel.
lencombe, near D.tT,,, The infant rival
of 0arcantua MEASURES three feet ten inches
weighs eighty six pounds, and from the fact
that lie handles the heaviest hammers in his
fathers srnithy as so many wisps il straw,
it may be inferrei that his mother has q:
much trouble with him a. the nurses had
With his prototype. He takes after his giant
grandfather, It appears, his immediate pro-
genitor bsing below tho average height
Size and weight alone, however, viii not
carry the day, the prizes bsing destined fof
children combining symmetry OF hmo,
health, weight, size, and intelligence -far''
EeWa
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What ,i,raelj Wrote of Ncbsier

Hero Is a glimpsq of Daniel Webster and
the usual ieer with which Disraeli wri'ei OF
Americans. / lined with Lynlhurst re-
Gently TO meet Wclrtr, who is, ! Delete,
CONSIDERED a very refined anil spiritual
Yankee, but seemed to me complete
Brother Jonathan-a remarkable t""n-
ss 'ty-rannical and all that; he also goes to
the levee. A fne brow lofty, troad ana
beetlel-dcaps eyes and swarihy com
ple1ion lie is SAID, wh n waIlne1' 10 h'
their greatest orator. Strangfoti was
there. very airy and sparkling; all the rest
Americans and principally relatives y
good story, ami true: Brougham asked
Webster verbally to dine with him, and
sent him card next dav, beaded TO re-
mind, Webster Immediately answered. by
another ctrl, h'aici 10 acknowledge
Very American, don't yoh think -hx'
change
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Notice OF Incorporation.

NOTICE II liEKIBY GIVEN THAT TUE
y ufidrrsgu, Il have tom I ittisr'Nt. M"
n rutnprutIuit 10 De- know a. the ~ N'IEu~.
tlup and south Beach railway company. Tor
the purpose Of ,uhNtH, 'hE, i".t,'l"ii.'ut
a,,,t ,,,,i.tir.t a Inc I'll rntttuhi 90 an at tth
Iaipttl ia he, county II 1T. johns. ~ tht FItic
of / lut IDS undcrtl" alloy" iWih.' t',hU' q.
clpp IA 4 puiui uppp.it, the city 81 -, NuEu'-
tlur. ia ..ug hy ur near lht 'utl IN. ~
Lt.t,t lion =. thence - South ItWch ~ u
.,n,t,hrrly dltrttiun, Hui thtutu along the
h,n,.h ut TN Atlantic porant" u p"ih' at ~
r,.qr N.tfIls Inlet. a distIuc" ~ about "
trru iuilrs; and iptsthhltsh, pHh "hp 'J"fh'"
a. t.nfn or ,thrr elites ~ frur. ar y htI -
,',t,,,,,.tv said tunf with thr,4tF Ut ~, ~
,,,,.,,u, NIL, +. CARTIER,
MD-t- Il. bean,
tuAHld.- T. tAItN It.
Tpdipfu gee. lrh. H. lt3i. an
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A COMMUNITY OF BAsKEI-MAkERS

Ru.le Homes in the Mount. sins-faverty
In a wretehea uove,-Iatermarriar
Ths ro,, ,r,hs maintains has c,,na ia
an On, ;n ,apc,sd wrivooI Here half.
MAJ, hr ,r.Is. .,d rorls il, rn,ohly
-, ~, ..,,n \, has ora d,or huns a,
- - L. a. . man 10 enter With.
49,, - n 80 IL r.r,lv sh;,ylal
-. 1900 nth : rr,,s tb,,cb and 4
:, 80, =, IN a.,th anil ,nov that the whole
,h;n- sna..rs =, h. n nort;on Of NATURE,
s.ns;,-rt =, sos,,s moss ,roxr and an.
s;.ns sns.,.s 20 hsxa hssn huilt when tha
..~.''.;.s.s',s .,rs ah,r, !, cam. int, ox;st.
49, m. .Isr,na. !. hull, M ror,h stones
'..n,.,,.a IN To- Ths door doss NOT swing
-. h;.sos 70. = ,orsr h.J ,nv. !, i liftsi
.a.,,., 49,, a. .i.s., n. !, h., h.sr da;Iv
- ,'.rhs,,s an vs.r. mast Tina room
~ III. go "a. ono sr,.lI ,,an,rg With
~. ~. ~ ~ !, %n, ,,,,a I;rh,
- az h.r.,ra wom.n s;,, an thu
s,nr usr Nre.S = tor, ami INSUFFICIENT 10
49,. ,.. go, .s ,,,t,,,s.,s 10 cr,,c,s .,dIv
49,. as ~" !. S,-n,ads, NV an assort.
49,. - ohIS,nn 800 nnwash.sI nm.
800, IN. ,.o,,.n - NO, r,.a-wh~n
-. - h.r Nor Garments VIZ can eYcuss her
CsnI sc.r,s,Iv ,acrs At ma. aha Il At work
-..y;n. h.,i.,, Ons M two NJ the older
.h;lsr,r A.. h.in;r. mar Evervthiny IN tbe
-. 49,. H;.n, ,or.,ty a h-ohsr
.,"r. ,ntc Witch " small how !, Constantly
~n.h,r~ NO., ~ WOW, i: nearly r.I mo-;
IN .ha .sni.sv sor a chair ~, visitor.
$3.50, ,rr.., h,.,..,t % ~ A beor of
49, N ,,,s co,r.r /. sunno.cd !, he the he'd
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-27
THE MOUND-BUILDERS.
SacRIFIclaL AND sFFlGT MOUNDS IN
WISCONSIN AND ELSEWHERE.

half the Indisn aoanI, Pointed 0u.
Are Not Genuine-Asiatie CrlSia "t the
People Who Mined Copper IA tn Lake
Superior Region.
In the realnis Of ar, h o,e-y art al. ri
history there are many shaVe.F>> tI.n-a thlt
give to the mind no cleyv ~ y HI "a ii ' an
be ititnttf IL tut no tSJ a in tie "a q
gamut is more vague than 81 iuat1r H MI
One authority sre1h, OF on la'iliI ni''inI
as q mmon grave, surh a. oua neet' Nith
in any cemetery. The ayeraSe iarilerr
driyin, bis city guest over g Gnt'y raa s.
points with his whip into an "a saceEt fell
at circular hillock. With the taSa hke g
charcoal pit AMI rising more sradla,ly u
point near tn top. saying; Ia. al H.
dian mounl y thu N :. -'ssv. h, In
terest in tie suh.e : an >,raIn' bis eyes %
catch sight o. the Object. the - mn .ht,
Ing farmer keeps pointing ont Tie mounds
every little way. In truth, half the mout.s
pointed out are no; genuine. or /. Tn y are
no one knows about it, as thy have Il. ve.'
been openad II !, scarcely piau>it!s to as
| ~. .n'' ~ ~, -,
oui'u.he hh uiit' - "'''' '"'' "''7''
have tsen in better ha.ine>5.
n ,FaNe"r "l,o hae - ~ ''s'
IN eo'h,ahs Win ih'en''s' VI 49, o. ~,
has had thin :. palmei OF on h m Is indian
moanl, tha' wouli have niade the tull sers
turn in the. graves, hal an interview with
al s''l4''u' s'' ",''' "''''
suoSs'1 Ike S''' wv - va
far As any on 'ou" 70 'oN',Nu
tahSi'i' no "er' ma"''n-, y. Wv
origin oil tno 9 pc wh, hlite' '"-"
on the south ,if,,e OF 'aAe NulNtrr "i'', e,''
ner sui on is'e iol o1'', a'''' "''' '''''
Ano"h az A','n 80 ai"t
rely OF NOUNS ~ .ue s''' 'a, ar,
Ill DIVISIONS 'l', n',e o m, 49," aau,;:,, ,S,,
no' u 'u '"i'''"ei VIZ 49,. AL
were tuiit "er' va 81 i'', r' 't ,S..n - '
the mount Il u ~ I''i'' Auo $50 -,
tui't so .ha' cue ''''T a,n' c ,.,.,T, !.
% seen RON 'ne'n i VIZ 49, 49,.
bui'' rounL Tue s'.' ''r ~, NJ, ~.
siuue' u" th.ir tei'''.i'' ,"",,a iii
OF IN h"anus ucl''"'N' on 'n' IT, w.. ,.,
whlrh III 'oil coui oe n'V'o 49,
aso roam 'uP's "a witch e'o'' nN''
skeletons are toNh Mneh 'u.y "' v
~, - ~, 49,. 40, ,orx
"Ihe sl''l' iai iioan are w. W..
F'onty II w Nat' 't 'hc s'a''' H0s' W NV
IN any iatt' me 'c,ha'i'' VI "''c az" Wv.
OH IN 'as. an Va '"' t".l" ,., 'oi,
near i,"'! ,'r'sn' an, ~ o'",, ou "" i,aa,
OF aha AZ Va con 'r" = =. '''e NJ, -. -
AMI ohe's" r''t = III h'' w, ~, ",'' ,na'
pain OF e'.ls "",' "', W" -, ~"
from ohe,eN h'Nt 70 " u. IN, ~ ' L. .
coun's' ~" '"'"p .t'' -, ,n,l ~,
; nooued py wafer HOW y ", Wv '., 'V''a y,
, early caravans u''' =" ~ -,
} arc all that reiilaii' vi III '''' .',.'',,
8 the carry copp ! MN, va ) q. ~, 10
0 In " isc"hsh ~ 'ar w l"1f ','u
:: are ci'igy h"ua y WI ~ WI '''','" -
o mounds q" NOT p"'""'i :" !
dozen, ana ,lir lafS's' "''| ~ ~ "
o fepafated rom 'nr 4. -
. modhds occur an iu''',I'' '','.'''.
d WIN tnesS eAcep',o',' VI
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-27
Damage Done ny Foreign Railway.

y. snrh railways annually ILL one pa'se.i-
ger ino,-r " o,GtltDI ca"Iiel; English rail-
ways owe in egnry .l,Hv'J"l French rail'
ways annually wound one Iasscnger IN
every 500.sJ ra.riei. English, one in ~
900; Belgian one II ld.ogJJ and Pruss.an,
one in 4Joo.0r -Etchange.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-27
7HE BRA
EST BATTLE.

lie shanit.ll IL tAat ever Was fought,
On The ma "a where and when ;,
on - Of the world you viii find II
: fought by the mothers OF nlen,
.ssy, not With cannon, or battlashot.
With sword, or nobler pen;
Nay. not with eloquent word, or thought
From mouths of wonderful men
But deep in walled u womIns heart-
OF woman that would not yil',
But bravely, silently bore her part
La. thee is that battlefield
No marshaling troop. no bivouae song:
No banner to sleam and wave,
Bu., oh. 4 80 battles they last 81 long
From babyhood to the grave.
-Joa luin Miller.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-27

CHARLIE hosr yoI aso soins to marry
Ms softly. C.qtuing woman, l.et III,
Congratulate yol On your god taste.
80. ye. ~. tAe faatl,. / have bro&on
or the rat . aud I'm - ,,iJg t. marry
ony oae
Then let lna congratulate 90 un yVm
ey,t as. -Phiai-.paia taH.