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UNwDOrf Newn and MAhata1ippf Vat-
Ieys-fIains move a. iollowss No: ttast
Ane asilyl leave, 4. II 'So APP: No; Leaves I've.
Leaves daily at $50 Pm No; liast line
daiiyj arrives a. isa0 pm. Mall and eT-
press arrives daily 81 S:i5 am. st. Louis
bat line arrives daily at 500 an.
MissfasJppf and Tennessee. - Fast
mas train leaves daily At $50 pm arrives ss
An; arrives at $3.50 pm, Freight traits
Nos. and run ri weekly. No. leaves
Memphis Monday. Wednesday and Friday.
Kansas CITY, HpPinR ileld aud Mem.
phis -TrAins leave NJ. and 7. depot as fol-
Jews; BE. I, mail and express, leaves daily
nS, Nj No. e. g. sp So sips Sapis q!
leaves iaqY 81 500 p,m., no. %, 81. Louis
sxpross, aTrVSs at sip am.
S.emphJs and LinsS~ Rock. Trains
move rs follows teentral stanS'Ed pneI
M. leaves daily ut 6I8 pm; avfives ~
9Bp.m. No. 3leRyel at 8; 66 q. u, arrives
ats:be a m. No. 5 freight leayes Hope6eld
daily tsXcept sunday at e;00~a.m.; arrives
NT:n pm.
Memphis ard CharIesfOu - Trains
move ~ follows Through express leav's
daily at le;20p,mF Nail and express leaves
49,, AZ silQh N. soneTyille aecommodao
Non leaVAn daily, except Sunday, at 4iN
nm. ThfouEh express arrives dally AZ q
an. Mail and expro's arrives dhuy u. ~
nm, Somervill0 aot6uimpus s,9h WllFst
daily. except Sunday, Of $50 an.
Louisville aud Nashville 49, Trains
move as fellows: Fast mail arrives daily al
l:Bam.; leaves alto 40 p.m. mail leave.
daily nj 800 am. Dfown.yille aocommo-
datiOm leaves daily, e1oept Sunday, at $500
pm; mail arrives daily al 500 .p.m.
BrOWnayille accom- oda'iOn arrives dailys
except BubdA5, ats 10 am STANDARD timsl.
Al. n m oet.l nlnaa.
tic-Hslly SPRINGS Routo-Trains move as
follows: No leaves Memphis daily Mt 3;i5
PM; arrives at holly Springs at 80 . m
No. leaves Holly sprngs daily ~ 800
an, arrives AZ Memphis az Il ilb am; No.
Al Holly SpTipss AZ ii ,bs nm No q leaves
Holly Springs daily at $3.50 Am, arrives at
Memphis ~ Rs8 en-
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GooDBAR, LOVE q CO.,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
MEMPHIs, TESY., MAJ Oh 10, 1885.
TO THE TRADE;

LhNN'b NNf ~~~-'
TO THE TRADE:
We made a contract some months
ago with George Hooker, the manu-
facturer of the celebrated Hooker
Boot" for the exclusive handling OF
his boots at Wholesale in this market,
and have advertised in various news
papers to this effect. We notice re-
Gently that another wholesale shoe
house in Memphis is Advertising
that they have George Hocker's calf
boots fer sale, manufactured for the
spring trade. 10 order that we should
not be placed in false attitude be-
fore the trade, we wrote to Mr.. Hook
or on February 9th to know whether
or not he bad sold his calf boots to
any other Wholesale house in Mem
phis, and we herewith publish his
reply. Very respectfully,
GOODBAR, LOVE & co.
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NOTICES.


SEE ad. OF Memphis Steam Shirt
Factory and Laundry on fifth page.
KAIsoMNING telephone 900, A. Nc
Neil.
MEMPHIS STAINED GLASS WoRKs, 236
Third street. Call and see.
WATsoN's Bitumen Concrete is abso-
lutte proof against dsmpness, seepsge
and rats. Telephone 938.
HAVE you a damp, unhealthy eel.
lar2 Watson's BitumeD Concrete will
make it dry and wholesome. Tele-
phone 939.
FoR THROAT DIsEAsEs, CoUGHs,
Colds, etc, effectual relief is found in
the use OF Browns Bronchial Troches.
Price % cents. Sold only in boxes.
TIE Herbal Chill Cure, the best
tonic and snti-periodio known. A certain
and sure cure for chills. Price 81 per bot
tie. Send STAMPS for circulars. Any ref
erence gixen;, Address John o. Fucker
LynohberR. VS..
SKND to Memphis Floral Company
for lis. and pTice-current OF plants.
Have largest stock in town. Come out
and see for yourself. South gate Elm
wood Cemetery.
TIRE most efFicacious stimulants to
excite the appetite are Angostura
Bitters, prepared by DR.. ]. g. B. Sic
CERT & Sons. Beware of counterfeits.
Ask your grocer or druggist for the
genuine article.
"WATsoN's Bitumen Concrete" for
the paving OF cellar, warehouse and
stable floors, drivewsys, walks, etc.
Hard, smooth and durable, and proof
against dsmpness and seepage. Tele-
phone 93S.
WATcHEs-Jules JurRen,en stem
wind, Is k, 1925 Rockford siem-wind,
IS k. s75; Schneider stem-wind, lax,
s50j Elgin aud Waltbam stem-wind.
eoid g6'd. $40 70 $50, iaiies eSlljd gold
watches at IS, $40, SIS, SIS to $40;
gems solid silver American wa ches
at 81 to SIS, Above watches are all
good as new. A large line Of diamonds
at lefs than cost Of importation, and
every article sold under guarantee, at
Memphis Loan Office, "a and 70 Beale
street.
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EHTY NEWS.

--Hopse numbers can now be found
at the engineers office, which has been
removed TO the old City Hall
Licenses 70 marry were issued yes
terday to r, s, Sallenfreed and Winnie
Roie, Henry Grant and Julia Carr.
"A alight blaze at the residence OF
Joseph Tagg, 273 Union sire I, called
out tho ERE department at 3 o'clock
yesterday evening
Mr.. Garden will deliver his charm.
ing lecture on Tennyson at Miss Hig-
bees school this afternoon at o'clock.
A limited number OF visitors can be
provided for and will be welcome.
Promptpess necessary.
About $3.50 this morning q fire
broke out in Samelson's cigar store.
The engines were promptly on the
spot and arrested the flames before
much damage was done Benson's
music store, next door, suffered Sc
verely.
3. A Doran, charged with shoot
ing at Prank Flynn at Hot s rings in
December, l'S3, was tried last Non
day and acquitted This is the last
act In a tragedy in which two men lost
their lives and three received danger
Gus wounds.
Tho County Court Committee
yesterday awarded the contract for
burying pauper, 70 John Walsh, the
only bidder, who will be paid for
children one 70 fourteen years OF age,
Is for persons older, and ~ for bury
ing paupers from the Poor House.
The lunch at the Woman's Elk
change, yesterday, showed the delft
noes OF woman's hand. Hot soup
dainty croquettes, fricaseed oysters
tender beef, Hamburg steak, with
desserts, were served. The committee
in charge were Mrs. ". T.. Cochran
Mr. ]. W. Fall and Mrs. Il. S. Ham.
mond. Today breakfast and lunch
served in royal style. Committee il
charge Mr.. DIR. hpscomb, Mrs. G. L
Hoskins and Mrs. w, A.. Gage.
The Tennessee State Medical So
ciety will hold its ffty-third annua
meeting in this city Tuesday, Apri
9Th. A largo meeting il anticipate /
The railroads and hotels have mad
special rates for those attending /
is hoped that physicians IN West Ten
nessee especially will take advantag
of this opportunity to join the Stat
society and participainlin its proceed
ings. An interesting programme wi
be arranged for eacn day.
Attempts, as weak asthey are mi
licious, have been made to misconstru
the attitude OF Justice ]. v. Colema
TO the office Of Coroner, which is to |
filled by the County Court next weel
He has never been a candidate for Il
Office. For some time he positive
declined % allow his name 70 he u.s.
in that connection. A short tin
since he yielded thus FAR. As 70 pror
Use TO accept the office II elected. B
every effor. that has l,een made TO ]
duce him to CANVAS Tor Fgtes hes bee
futile. He stands upon high plan
and he will be elected.
The body Of child apparent
about five months Of are, packed in
rough box, was foun late yesterii
afternoon in q gully near the o
factory lot in Chelsea. Il had be-
buried few inches under groun
and its earthly covering wac Hash'
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We have EXCLUSIVE control in this market Of the fol-
lowing lines Of CUSrOM-MADE Goods, all Of which we
warrant to give perfect satisfaction:
George Hockers celebrated Mems Calf Boots.
Brady Shortells Boys Youths, Misses and Chdren's
Solar Tip Shoes.
T. NJ Harris Co.'s Philadelphia made Children's Shoes
Also, L. w. Mute Co.'s Kip Brogans and Pow Shoes
the best Brogans made in the United Stateshereoiore
handled by Goodbar & Co.
We the only house In this Market handling the eee-
brated Krppendon, Dittmann Co line of Ladies' and
Misses Kid, Goat and Calf CUSTOM Goods EXCLU-
SIVELY under the Factory Branda
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LAW REPORTS.

Calender for to-day: 1854, Carver
Gin and Machine Company Va W. Y.
Sanderlin; iii, 8. 7. Clendenin VI
emphis and Charleston Railroad
Company 7ll5, Mary Dolan admins
tratrix, w Louisville and Nashville
Railroad Companyi 7i77, A. L. Kim.
brough W. r. ]. Black, administrator;
;797, Samuel Funk and wife VS. w. II.
Heron; SOAP, w. II. fleming vs. Tay-
lor Alternately; S2ll, l., b. Eaton W.
Nj. Steger ct al.
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PERSONALS.

JUD0E THos. j. FREEMAN of Trenton,
Tenn, is at the Peabody.
News was yesterday received of
the death of Col X. N. Lewis, a resi-
dent of New Orleans. He was a SON
in-law OF DIR j. r. Frayser OF this city
and had quite large circle OF friends
hars
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We also control the following Spseia6es under DOR
own brands viz:
Goodbar, Love Co.'s Mems Grained Cali Gus
TOMMADE Balls, Button and Congress.
Goo'bar, Love & Coz Mems NIX. Calf CUSTOM.
MADE Balls, Button and Congress.
Goodbar, Love Co.'s Ladies' Kid and Goat Gus
TOM-MADE Flexible Polish and Button s. Oh Shoes.
Our Ladies' So 90 Shoes are made from the best So
eced Curacao Kid and Tampico Goat Stock, and have
Solid Sole Leather Counters and Fex BILE Inner Soee
and we warrant them to t and give perfect satisfaction
In every rpRnect
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OFFICE OF GEORGE HOOKER,
MANUFACTURES or
BOUTS AND SHOES.

Messrs. Goodbar, Love L o., Memphis
Tenn:
GENTLEMEN-We have just re-
ceived your letter of February 9th.
Goodbar & Go. have not bought a
single pair Of boots from us for the
spring trade. -.
l cannot think that they are getting
them through any other house, as we
received no orders that they could
send, and are oDly selling one other
iobbing house these goods. do not
think they get them from them.
Respectfully. u ,c,.
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CONNECTIONS.

CONNECTIONS.
A-With ali lines entering Memphis.
RVfh M. IN, W X, r. for Helena.
o-For GrsenVille and Huntington, and all
Arkansas points,,
fWES n, j. &c. RR. for hatcher and
Jaekson.
I-For Points on the Branch.
o-With steamers for Bayou Sara.
H-With railroads diYefginR for Florida and
PvlimSn Buffet Sleeping Carson all trains.
JAS. M. EDW AIDS, ". p. and en-.
Al, BURKR, General Sup't,
LKNApP, q. p. A.
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Sole Agents for Horace X. Kelly 4
Co.'s Key West cigars.

The trade supplied at New York
prices. A full assortment constantly
on hand at the following stands con
trolled by us: GayOsO Hotel stand,
Peabody Hotel stand and $40 Main
street. Fresh shipments received
weekly. !. sAMELsoN A co.
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TO THE TRADE.

NOtW ithstaHding one Of our com.
petitOrs Publishes letter from GeO.
Hooker stating he has not sold Us
any calf boots for spring trade"
the FACT Is, We have these goods
now In store, which We offer TO the
trace Mt as low prices as tbey can be
found elsewhere. We guarantee
them to be the GENUINE Geo. Hooker
buOts, aud adapted Ia ihr present sea-
sons trade. Respectfully yours.
GOODBARS a. CO.
Memphis, WaI ch 10. 1886,
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Come TO III Court street and read
testimonials OF wonderful healing,
Office hours 10 Am 10 3 pm.
@. L. KNIGHT.
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Indications.

For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee
Far 'Oedtha, slightly colder ia The ID
trems eastern portion Of The Ohio Valley;
slo,Oly rising temperature elsSodere; ,Oca-
erly winds.
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Solid NIIverwnre aa AIuIEord's

Mrs. A. X. sIOas's Grand Opening,
Thursday, April 1st.
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MemphSa FIsvaI 90. has the largest
AtOck Of plants IN town.
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THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, April ], 1885. /
O'clock am.
Indications for Memphis aud vicin.
ity. Fair, slightly warmer weather
blue crescent, red sun.
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90 10 Memphis Floral Company
for Dlns,ts and silently Of them.
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milford, JeweIer, s04 Main, So
IOclts orders from the country.
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Sweet Pickles, Etc.

stuffed Fruit PiehIed Oranges,
stuffed Fruit Picked Cncumbers,
stuffed Prutt Picked Peppers,
stuffed Fruit PickIed MangOes,
Mixed sweet Picsles,
Cross d b aeex ~ eIl's ChOwsChOw ana
Mixed Pickles,
Plain Cucum her Pickles by the gans
Other brands OF Plain and Mixed
Pickles Ia GLASS and Olives.
j, T, BUCKHAM & CO.
Corner second and BPale Sta.
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Go 90 RntIedge q LaGOmarsfnO for
yOar Planning anu Ghs-kItttnE.
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.SEg a o..SSEE
GOODBAR, LOVE d co.
ES
367 1853 Main and Is GayOsO Streets, Memphis Tenn
BOSTON oFFICE-No. "a HIGH STREET

Of snds
h nnng mAk
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Mrs. a D.. sios1's 0gaSd SDsninE.
Ihursday. pSii Isr.
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Gas,on,a HAZEL

WI. .MAEAOER.
EuTopean plan. Enlarged and reiurnished.
Prices according 70 size and lOca-
ton Of rooma
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MS a X. sIaaa's GFasd Opening,
Thursday, April Ia.
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Ia order o inuueivcs the Alabama
Pplipt Ca in this market, II viii be
delivered ~ 90 per bsusl 10 city linn
It's. II has 70 srpsTior.
Pm. PATTERSON A co.
Telepl one So
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mrs A. n. sIs.s'. 0Sssa OpssiaE,
Thursday, April iss.
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Mr.. Sol. cnlsmsn. maker of KO Ko Tulu,
Memp L., lena;
De RSiR-I wish 10 add one more
testimonial TO the efficiency of 10 Ko
Tulu in cleansing the teeth, perium-
ing the breath, etc II is undoubted-
~ the best article made and used .or
the above purposes lts use will also
prevent throat troubles and colds. A
great deal Of il h sOld here, az il is
vrry p1uular Wishing you the sue
cpss YOU well deserve, remain
your respectfully, HARRY DIAN.
kslLT, ISIS Narsh %, is6.
s
49,. =, -. s,s
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Clnrennnn HaleI
Healing Ihe Sick.

Monogram Bangles: MuITOrd.
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Mrs. a. n sIsaa'. Grand Opening,
Thursday. APrii let.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


HARRINGTON. STEWART 4 WHITE,
PRoPRIkTORs.
hates' " % 70 per day, according 10 lOoa-
ton of roOma
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Excel enee and Gash
Are the secrets 0f Nj lords success.
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-NSa' = Ha + 'Tnrr. Ind iW 'ther
lAl - -
! IN a M In 500 as NV. L snow
II m a "a I9n rs d gs,B W. L.snow
Am n m l2O s07 S7.t W. Q oudg
700 Pun l20.93a 10 " w eI'
1000 p m l,99 INs 80 : ! w. !0leaI.
Maximum temperature, SS0.
Maximum temperature, 3l'S,
Rainfall inappreciable.
All obeerS6 hons are taken on 76'
meridian time, which is one hour
faster thar local time.
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Order Me ais at Mulford's.
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Old Gold and silver
Taken as cash, Muiford'e, 29i Main.
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Zine Mnteh rernlrIne Al NuIIord,s.
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numy,s European Hotel.

Corner Of Adams and Main strests. Rooms,
500, Is, ana 81 per day; American Plan,
81 per day.
Rirst-clas3 Restaurant in the Hotel.
j, N. DUFFY no yrs with Peabody Hotsn,
ppOpfa
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49, =. - sta-a'- q sana Opening,
1bursasJ, apr1i lst.
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penbpdY HoIeI.

O. B GALLOWAY x Co... PRoPRrRroRs.
Rates e. so md % per DAY, according 70
size and location of room-SpeeiQl
rafaa a. ada
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Wave Your French Clocks
Put in orde, a, MulioId's, 204 Main.

G~t EaIIeaEe a I.AEOmarsinO 90 de
your y Wmhtug
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md
and Shoe in connection Mr. EIOe dwGrnI
f s below thank hsnhn
the and continuance Of their A.
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Notice to Railroad Contractors.

TNHE underlined u PTepared r. furnish 10
i contractors on Railroad Work DAY La
in anv Eumbers Vantrd. address
GRvRGk MAGAZINE,
Lexington, hiSss
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-28

Il never look at the figure on the dome of
the capitol, said Washingtonian the other
day, without feeling sorry for the poor God
dess of Liberty. Poor old lady, she's up
there with little or no neck. and every time i
look up her head looks as if it was sinking
further and further down into her shoulders.
| remember the time when she was first
placed there. The figure was sent for inspec-
ton before it was raised to its place, and the
committee in charge-made up mostly of
Marylanders and Virginians-came around
to see it. of course the neck was several feet
in length, because the statue is nineteen feet
high, but, being so near, the committee in
SANITY protested against its length, and what
is worse they actually ordered that several
feet be cut Off of it. At first a protest was
made against such thing. but the committee
said the neck was too long and it had TO he
cut off II was done. When the artist heard
Of it it nearly killed him, and no wonder
Look at the Goddess any time you have a
chance and see how short her neck is."-
"
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oocToRlNG UP A DEAD WHALE.


uow an Exhibition Whale Was Refitted
for the Public to Gaze Upon.
When Detroit was reached, in the latter
part Of May, the stencil became unbear-
able, and the whale had TO be removed from
the city. Englehardt and his associates did
not desire to let go of the whale as it had
brought them big money daily. 1t was
finally decided to take all the BUILDER from
the carcass and pu. something in its stead
in order that the mammal would retain
some semblance to a whale The car carry
ing the carcass was taken to Bay City, and
from thence to an abandoned logging camp
about fifteen miles out in the woods Here
two taxidermists, with dozen or so AS
sistants. went to work on the carcass
For about two months the whale was hid
den from public gaze, and during that time
all the biubber and meat were cut out OF
the carcass, only the head, fukes and
fiipper being left In order TO build out
the body, hogsheads, barrels and loads OF
hay and moss were placed inside the whale.
the head, fiukes and iiipper were soaked in
corrosive sublimate and chemicals had been
applied to the skin The chemicals kept
oozing out, however, and the skin was Gov
cred with a creamy fluid Englehardt tele-
graphei to Chicago for Charles Gasche,
Wooster artist TO come to Michigan at
once
Gasche mixed q paint and applied it 10
the skin of the whale, and the monster was
again in shape to he exhibited and was
taken to jackson. and after being on exhi-
hilton there was taken through the south,
coming north by way Of the Carolinas and
Washington, ID. c. When the party reichei
Washington, the whale WAS in such had
shape that il was decided not 10 exhibit it
until the carcass Was fixed up, a the stuff
fing was visible through rents In the skin
at many places The whale party quietly
slipped into Washington and had their train
side-tracked Englehardt immediately
wired Artist Gasche at Wooster 70 proceed
to Washington at once. Gasche went there
and found the party IN a furry.
He looked at the whale, and hi. on the
plan of covering the carcass with sheets Of
rubber. but found that it wouldn't work
He then took black papermusiin and Gov
cred the carcass with it, leaving bare only
the fiukes and fippcr, which the chemicals
applied in Michigan had made as tough as
sole lesther. A black putty coating about
half an inch thick was placed on top Of the
paper-muslin- The putty was then slipped,
and the result was that the carcass looked
as good as when il was first lifted from the
| water. In reality, however, the whale was
now an artificial ons, the only genuine parts
being the fiukes and fipper
Everybody WAS highly elatei at Gasche's
work, and an exhibition Of the monster
fake was advertised The dignitsries OF
the Smithsonian institute wsrc invited IN
and, although they ran their hands over the
whale. they did not discover the dupe, but
commented on the monster as being The
| finest specimen Of the right whale ever seen
Even Clark Mills the sculptor, did no; de
tect the artificial covering when be made .
cast Of tie whales grllet En-
| quirer.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-28

Il remember once" remarked an alderman
who had shouldered his musket and marched
&c Dixie in response to his country's call,
awhen Gen. Hancoci, had in command some
raw recruits He personally took charge OF
the first drill. The men came up in line fairly
we'll Then came the order, Make readyr
and then, Take AIM! and with the last com
mand about half the recruits fired. A second
trial was made, after a sharp reprimand, and
about sixty pulled the trigger at the signal,
Take aiInr The boys were again cautioned,
and another trial made. About six rifles
were fired.
Calling up an aid@ie-camp, Gen Hancock
shouted: Find out who those men are that
fired those gunsr The aid went to the
colonies, and, after a search, the men were
found and ordered TO step to the rear. The
aid then inquired of the commander what
should be done with the men. The general
sat on his horse and reflected. He did not
feel like infiicting severe penalty because OF
the greenness of the Of the troops, Finally he
said, oh, -, send them TO the cooks tent.
Send them to the cooks tent became a by
word of the corps, which lasted throughout
their service st Paul Globe
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-28

A Paris journal gives the following descrip-
ton of the new style of dude that has re
Gently appeared in the French capital, and
has taken the place of the pschutteux and
gommeux. The name becarre means, liter
ally, a natural" in music, as distinguished
from fiat or sharp: "A man is becarre
when he dresses at half-past 6 in the even
ing and goes out. The becarre has pointed
shoes. At table, it is becarre not to open
ones mouth unless for the purpose of putting
something into it, He wears tight Trousers
and an open white vest. He only wears one
glove, ON the left hand, and no jewelry. The
becarre is sedate, very erect, very grave,
very English, and very tightly laced. His
shirt collar is very high and stiff and en-
circled with a narrow cravat tied in n knot
He permits himself m;stache, but no
whisllers. The becarre never sups; he retires
early in order to lie able TO rise early and
take horseback exercise in the Bots. 1t is not
becarre to be gay and expansive. On the
contrary, concentration is the distinctive sign
of the genus.-New York Life.