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S25 90 REWARD.

$500 REWARD. u&
STOLEN June 1st, 1886, from John NsA.
&. Booth, BAY HORSE, between a light and
dark color, dark legs, name and tail; tail, name
and foretop heavy; years old; about 154 hands
high; collar scar about the size of a silver quar-
ter on middle of left shoulder, no hair on it also
collar sore on the middle of the right shoulder
when taken; small snag on right front leg, in
front, between knee and ANGLE, sore when taken (;
right hind foot white to ANGLE on inside but little
ON outside; little sprung in both front legs on
speeding will show thick winded. $25 reward
will be paid for recovery of horse. Address,
JOHN G. BOOTH,
Dulany's Valley, Baltimore county, Md.
June l9-tf
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RICHARD BERNARD, Solicitor, No. 4 Court.
land St., Baltimore.

KATHERINE WALSH EFT AL, US. ELIZA
" BETH D. RIDGELY EFT AL, an the Circuit
Court for Baltimore county, in Equity.
ORDERED by the Circuit Court for Baltimore
county, this 22d day of June, 1885, that the sale
made and reported by Richard Bernard, trustee,
for the sale of the property mentioned in the pro.
ccedings in the above entitled cause, be ratified
and confirmed, unless to the contrary there
of be shown, on or before the 18Th day Of Juty,
1885, provided copy of this order be inserted in
some newspaper printed and published in Balti-
more county, once in each of three successive
weeks before the 10Th day of July, 1886.
The report states the amount of sales to be
$4,000
JOHN W. SHANKLIN, Clerk.
True Copy-Test:
JOHN W. SHANKLIN, Clerk.
June 26.-4t.
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ass- The tax rate in Carroll county for the cur
rent year is so cents on the 500. The assess
ment for school purposes is 131 cents.
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MARINE & ALBERT, Attorneys at Law, 26 N.
Calvert St., Baltimore, Md.
Il A VALUABLE
TRACT OF LAND, IN BALTIMORE COUNTY.
For sale at bargain, an unimproved tract of
.A%~ 614 ACRES OF LAND, II miles ,S5r
Sa from the city limits, on the Old 80
Hartford road, near
CromwelPs Bridge, adjoining the property Of J.
W. Shanklin.
This tract stands in the name of Charles Gill
NOR on the maps of Baltimore county, and is
about of mile from Loch Raven, and II miles
from Summerfeld Stations on the Maryland Cen
trail R. R., and is admirably located for a small
FARM, COUNTRY RESIDENCE in a most
picturesque neighborhood or for division into lots
w-The purchaser will find it valuable in
vestment. Apply to R. W. PEARCE,
Summerfeld, P. O.,
O. P. MACGILL,
p Towsontown,
~&A TALBOT J. ALBERT,
20 N. Calvert St., Baltimore.
June ST.
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ma-Ex-Senator David Davis is very ill at his
residence, Bloomington, Illinois, and his recovery
is not expected.
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DOR SALE. ~
WATER POWER, GRIsT AND 1& =
CIRCULAR SAW MILL, -
(Leffell Wheel). Saw Mill manufactured by A..
b. Farquhar, has all the latest improvements,
and only in use Elk months.
ALSO,
124 ACRES LAND, adjoining mill seat, improv-
81. ed by THREE TENEMENT HOUSES,
49, now occupied situated two miles ~
80 from Brownsville, A. & E. R. R and E:W
six miles from Annapolis. Possession from day
of purchase, if desired. For terms and full par
ticulars, apply to BEARD & COLLINSON,
Chesterfield P. o., Anne Arundel county, Md.
Apl. 17.-3m@.
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By MATTHEWS & KIRKLAND, Auctions
OPECIAL AUCTION SALE

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AND BEAU
TIFUL COUNTRY SITES, "AIGBURTH
VALE" THE VALUABLE AND ~
g%E ELIGIBLY SITUATED PROPER ,S$ 49,.
iM% TY OF JOHN Z. OWENS, ESQ, -
T0WSONTOWN, MD,
ADJOINING THE COUNTRY SEATS OF
RICHARD II. PLEASANTS, RICHARD D.
FISHER, G. B. MILLIGAN, WASH
INGTON STEVENSON AND OTHERS.
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New Advertisements.
WANTED.
pIC-NIC.

PICNIC
A PICNIC will be held in the GROVE near
GLENARM STATION, M. G. R. R., on Monday,
July 5th, commencing at A o'clock P. NJ under
the auspices of the young people of the neighbor-
hood. Public cordially invited. June 2e.-1t*.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

R. STOCKETT MATHEWS, Solicitor, Balti
more Md.
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TOR SALE.
WANTED.

TWO active men to sell the SIN Err SEWING
MACHINE in Baltimore county. Salary and
commission paid Reference and security required.
Address or apply to the SINGER MANF'G CO.,
Woodbury., Md. W. H. IJAMS, Agent.
June 26.-4t#.
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LILLIAN HAMMOND McGINN, PLAINTIFF,
VS.
ROBERT WRIGHT McGINN, DEFENDANT,
In the Circuit Court for Baltimore County,
May Term, 1886. Dicorce a uincmlo.
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ming order.
66-Inch Fourdrinier Machine.

For full particulars address
H. G. TURNBULL, JR.,
No. AZ Lexington street, Baltimore, Md.
Mch. 1911 an.9,'S7.
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found daily at his Office, CORNER OF LEXING.
TON AND ST. PAUL STREETS, BALTIMORE,

except Tuesdays and Wednesdays, when he will
be at his office, IN TOWSONTOWN. All bust
ness, either county or city, entrusted to his care
will receive prompt attention. May 1.-tf.
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Sales of Property.
R. R. BoARMAN, Attorney, Towsontown, Nd
TRUSTEES SALE

VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND IN THE 4TH
ELECTION DISTRICT OF BALTI- 81
;% MORE COUNTY, NEAR HOFF-
EM MANS HOTEL AND STORE ON
THE DOVER ROAD, ABOUT TWO MILES
FROM STEVENSON'S STATION, GREEN
SPRING BRANCH N. C. RR.
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JOHN 1. YELLOTT and S. PARKER BOSLEY
Attorneys, Towsontown.
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MARINE & ALBERT, Attorneys at Law, 26 N
Calvert St., Baltimore, Md.
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MONEY TO LOAN
$4,000 TO LOAN ON FIRST CLASS
security, at 6 per cent, in sums and at times to
suit borrower. Apply to
YELLOTT & OFFUTT,
Attorneys &C., Towsontown, Md.
Oct3'S5y.
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Complete in every particular and in perfect run
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from his Senatorial duties at Annapolis, will be
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-27
StiN ANofhcr.

Frs FrAnkie Stump has secured IL: best l2c4ti9u on the main .t -ees ci Iisoae snd has opened 2 f. S:dlasz 5ca7,s!.hg house and r0stai,rant there in, Withre thc lesidents of Bi@bce and vsjtors tothe great copper cahir, will r,2eiye he hlcss that lie alaIkct at- lo- @s. i-4Itf
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SUMMONS

IN THE JUSTICES COURT, PRECINCT No. 1, in the county of C"rhae, Territory of Arizona before John C. Eastcn, Jusli:s oi the Peare; deniand 80. Mary Tack, Plaintiff,
 YS.
 C. s. Beuhan, Defiant
 The Territory .of 1rizona sends greeting tu c. s. BENu4M. Ca nun-rc. drnt ci the Territory Defendant
 You a'e hereby summoned and required tn appear before me at my office in frmb- stone, county of Cnchise, on the l5ih day of April, A D., l5s6, at 10 o'clock A. A, to answer the mIialnt o the above ramrd plaintiff, who d' mnnas of you that you are indebted 10 her n IkA stun of ninety l$93l dollars, tn il special contr.et for the board and lodging of Jamts HarwOnd for sixty days in the summer Of 1885. as shown by The comp pidint now oE fife m my O.Jcc. And il YCu iet tp aFpcar and annwci said cttn- paint as herein required. the p;a.intiT wiTl iahr judgment sgainst you as de,h9fIted aud tor the costs ui t;,is sUi,
 G;gea under my hand this : h day of Fctruar! 4. D., lSS5
 t{.7N z. EA3TON.
 tfustice Ci t.te FLIce
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s;-.5ns = .~tc

*;-1!lls,s -~s.c7 fs':7r-'f- T'st No :, D,.e @f., 6 A. K; rr:5 2iar r0'.c,,cas z.' aild .5.ci 1i'~ n5i~ys in f:sch u,>njh, ..t 'ac Ci;, B4.i. 7 : :-2;H P, n1. GEO. ? T..~
 .aaJl'a4I. j :. Ct,t C.*ei,i .,-.r
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Mr. JOHNSON wil practice n ail the Courts or ihe Territory, in b;rh tE5il and Crinlra. cases.
 Mr. PA!.NER viii devote hi5 attention as expert in Bees 5Sreulr-- :, also tc BOOK KEEPING SEAECEING of RECORDS COPYING. hBSf#ACEIEt4; ClE&ExANC- ING, aud aN o.I'er business cuniiec,rt| tfcrc. V ith. Far thE convenience uf h,'sincss men and others having PAST DUE ;na other claims for Adjustment and Collection, t,,is ,.tiice offers lInParaile cd advantages. Mr. PALMER wlil E9cpsfoF tl.y bcIirtii of holders If real caldie, a Spccia' Brok far lhe entry of Houses ant Lands fer Sale or 10 Reni. DEEDS, MoETGAGES and EASES Aiit .,, curpGul;y drawn and RENTS COiLGCiEn, and, .rs nUth branches of this ofic:. needs 0Er i.al-"ralsr. II k certainly ttakeSs in cuaiuuttiu7 wtth ti,ei.' 'uH:. f4I.:sIenf,. in ,i-E HJlIe bI>iE' -s spocialtiesL q sufficient E,.rr.:' ,ea uI prom. 'tH, S and c,-oupIny Mir "sIdE,H wiii a:sO tiaEsalt, aa agt nt iE I..-,b>, ore, hlis mess of any f:,iurr for l,r- >,rrs- aTjIic atro 'a, @rnr0ntce.n- iAcIn
 IF ,...' t.j ,i {. e ;t:- it
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Notice uc Gl1oE-II's Sale.

EsT VIRTUE CT AN EXECU TIOS IS sued out of ihe District Court of the flst Jutl cial District or the territory uf Ar'a0=a, ia and for tEc county Of CncHj=e. tes'rd thu 2at of ApF.i, IaSG, un a jId-TaeGt entered thcre.n on the Eth day oi December, lSS5, n a certain nciiOu wherein A. C Smith 4e ,!aIailf! recovered iud@Tn, nt against J. s ;i4rE, J 7. ArderouH aud J '. E:u-e fer she suus uf Sl1;J, and u s-o directed and delivered.
 , have levied upou 1T the right, tii.e and .ii.-:g>t ;4f ..e sid agiCnagE,s in aud l.: lEc sWay-Urn mine aud uiai"G claim, s;tCa;" .n Uniua,unG nu:.iur Gjstrict Cuchise e0aui.. Arz Lr, and uourd uu hC -Cia- .w. h. ibe "Gu1d lHo&%n" rirc, n l2e aor,4 vr-t by ;ae EiclU' Ifinc aI.d tAc ''G ...el EA4,n ra.iic, and fn-"l, as mineral .au.+cy l,I No. 6, tvgclhtr vii. ah ikc sur .aco ground th,l.;ui and al tie improve -Gn7J- jGcTuaa.
 fTuGc aC iee IS hereby given that oH the 2 a,s .a. Q. April, 1855, aj enc J'c ock D. tga. 0, tba. cay ii iry!,J e Je c,.E,g house Of s,ua eOi..Ly a! Iuciii-. st ToGib-toI.r, si.i sci ,. h. ,:2aJ, title aIt ia crest of thr sra abaye-auircd G,i.nGaIts in a,.l tC i,lr euoce dt,crl ed properly Gt li4bii' .truon r~r cash ir t C ti4Ao-L and b1,t hadcr lo .saIisiy sad eXc eu.I9u, !Et..cst ant al. costs.
 t. :. AAGCH, 5 -etiH.
 B. .. ! EErPY, U,.Ger ShGliG.
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~ - s..r.lsS mature ycars-ouch as joss oI mGrnory, 2assilude, nocturnal eHilS' siuus, aversiOIls Tu sucirly, dIElhess oI Ni9- Bioa, uoisc- in the head, the VIlaI Huid pass sng unnb-uryrd through the Lrne, and many 5oiher diseases that lead 10 lnSaHlly and death,
 Dr. Minute, who is rr%uiaf gladuaIeu physician, will a.rrca to forfeit five hiinqrad dollars for case Of this kind that the Fiti .RcstaratiVe (undcr lis sPecim dcItse and trealmentl Wiii not cure, or Tor anything IiA- ~ure or i>juriuus found in it. iir. MIHue Greats all discrses successfully witG"dl meT- ecry. Consultation free lhrrough exam ,Inajion and aG94ce, in"ul,lg aHaiysls oi slriae, S5 Free Of Vrai Restorative Sl.3 bottle or fJiir iIars the qaantly Jor 50; ,nt to any address upon rec iPt of prlcc, or z. c. D , secure fr0H observation and n DIT rate nae, il desired, by !. !. MIN IE NJ. Dr. Ne i2 kearuy street, i}an Fr"urisro- Gal,
 Dr. Miatia's kiiiHer Remedy, Ns'HkETI- CUM curse ail kinds of kidney and bia.deT omplaints, gCuhurrhpa, iecuc0rrEteA, E'ect. For sale hy a.l druggists; $l bottle, six Settles %5.
 Dr. Myriie's Dandc.ion Fills and inc best e C ctcapcst dyspepsia and Gilli"as cure i'll s smarEal. For sie by al druEgals.
 Sample Bottle Free,
 il5e sent to any on, apjlying 5y letter gIlting sym ptous, sex and age. Strict se- srecy in regard to all business tranzRctions
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SHEBIFES SALE.

BY YIETUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED -ut ui Ill., BI>lrici Court Of the First JuHi- z. ;ia, ..istiftj in and for the County of i-r territory ol Aria 'la, 10 me direct 5 @p arliye,td mi indg nrnt rendered IF s5't Court uu the l6.h day Uf February, gs,,j. in favor Of D A Miller rj aud agaIuSi w j Bales. wherein ain communicated To Tg..,c ,Aa sum of $lU5 05 dlmagcS with h- seIest thereon from da'c 0! iuj%n 'ni at fine rate ui --p per r-nt per sunum until pa :: together wiJH S76.GO Costs and accrliDg sO5tS.
 . have this day levied uuon the following deScribcd p cperty, tu wlt.
 An undivided onr.siZth interest il the Pioneer up1 Calumet miuinC Cluinls, stu atcd in Ca,if,lnIa mining dist.ie,, County oi Cochisr. Territory of Arizona.
 Public notice is heleUY given that on Friday. ,he 2ad day cf April, lHS6, between g.e hours If ;. III. and 1 D Til. in front "i tle Sl.e il1- office, in the Cny of Tombstone Cucnl-c County, Arizona Territory, l Will eeil all the r'ghl, title and inleresi uf the aa,d T. J. Bale5 in andtC above ieSrrit ed .-lFuj erty at Public Auctiun, to Inc highest and best bidder, fur c;.st, lawfui moitl Ci ehr United S.at-s, 0 satisy ~aid execution srd al cnttS. Dasca tais the l2tlf day of
 R $. HATCH,
 Sheriff.
 By z. ' 3HTPY.
 UaGef Sheriff.
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CAPITAL PRIZE, $15O,00O

"Te do hereby certify that we supervise the arrangements for all the Monthly and Quarterly Drawings of The Louisiana State Lottery Company, and ih person nan- age and control the Drawings themselves, and that the same are conducted with hon
 G ty, iairnrss, and in good faith toward all paities and weauthGrizc the Company to use ;Lis certificate, with fac similrs 0: our signatures attached, in its sdYertisenents3r
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E E G,r Sale, or ID s |
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The aaora named $: ( wcll l,ao~1 prop @rty is for !5ase @C- E,@s44o ,n mast , gagarabic tcr",2 C. Fl i-G Eset .lj The .,noAth 10 B responsible i,Hity. Uvsng iIiis fivOrable iacai!cl d tBe c,rG .I oi Ia'7-h. ;,Et aHd Ft th st.le., .t @:.rrS HGSsgai sd .ani"g:e as g Z5 ...sielsv EEsrsSe Eiss' 7aa5aloc'a. 2'z-e E--eGs-5 ..l.sss.sa. ia~ ai- '%a's reeg;7ed 9 .t..,a patronage f.,.n lie -'raFe!ju~ Ht." ana cit-raz. jo 3>a--fe. EH" "or.rr t.1 c:'-...," l.. i,-. :@Gtc:, i3-h 3ilif, It sad e-,s', '5 '.ts- iess Ets ttt- :-Y Q. ~'rrt..".1v -ra ,~eT rer.. ,r.r,.i. rl- ,H.' '2.T ..'..'.1Ga .z.o -.tt5 .at t:'s -..'",r.-
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' 'ila Great English Remedy

Itis . H1 yer tai.i1G ...~. for ,-rFuuS de
 bl.E, eA.aasicd Vi- tality, sen. nal weak ness, s!,erlAaIUrrhca, iost ma huGG, ImpO- iruey, purHlysis, al'd all tie terrible rlect6 of self allUae, youth fUllieS and C. Ce,ses m
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ANNEeIl.XCEEy0EsY,E'

MERCANTILE LAW AND COLLECIIpV
 OFFICE, !1EShDut street, between Fourth anG Fifth,
 Tombstone, AgiAutla. CHARLES G. U:i.[s ON,
 Attorney Law and Notary Public J. E. PAL&ER, Agr,uutunt
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-27

ilbe sent to any one apilyinE 6y letter stating sym ptons, sex and age. Strict se- srecy in regard to all business tran=actions
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FOR OUR YOUNG READERa


ss enc ~. s g ssf Z; ss = Ssss s.
And, looking about him. the li1tio thing :
Dellgbted. he hoped on the dewy rrass
70 capture the coveted prize-bul alaai
The string % post Vas fastened tights
a as snd Z s sns al - @
ssoppsd ! moment % breathe. anA tried u
s.Ihis string / must havsl' be seemed 70 ~.
A - bobbod bic head IN . comical Way.
"Pesnepe g obtain q may cost NJ some
Bus s!s s s';; sss'ns = much nicer sAan
Ana bssssr sSsn any ching slss cau b
40 fastcn my house 10 the apple tree;
And e. thus ne chirped. ashe STOOD q ~
= think viu carry e % s.d-hers soesl~
but 80 l. g ossn s'ven ne strensth and
Of eli The robins on nsrnor Hight
And bad they al pulled 20 their very utmost
They couldn't have broken the string fEon
Ana is1cs il tassins sway q she ssrins
And trytng . DO a. impossible thing.
tos ssoasS & Sss ~ S'i e We .ssss
9.s ssiii y lsPs TRIMS, sss,s enc sss.a:
An unseen friend, who happeued . b
A. hend neer the lattice cut looee and ct
he string from the post and up to The skies
q the moral 20 this simple story d plain.
Iheee verses VIII not have been written N
-. Riehardssn. n n. =: lndsp>ndsnk
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"A Pittsburgh girl who hAs been
visiting here has returned to her nat
I've city; she says the atmosphere Of
Boston does not SCOT her. Boston COM
mercial Bulletin.
Book agent-..Now. then. here 4
Bunyan's Piie--im's Progress. Aunt
Susan-"No, sar, Use got two bunions
already and dcy's never been no help
to dis yer pilgrims progress. - ifs.
Say" called old Mr.. Crochet to
the new boy, ''bring me my boot
jack" MY name amt Jack" re-
sponded the boy. quickly, IAN / amt
got your boot, neither. - Harper's b.
s0r.
--"Well. this il . world Of change"
sighed lie Diggs. Is it?" replied De
WiggS If you had asked about .
dozen fellows for the loan Of . half
dollar, rs l did this morning. you'd
:hange your opinion.
-"Ah. what do you charge for I
suit like that2' said the dude to the
tailor Is he pointed out . piece Of
cloth. Nothing, sir; We do . strictly
cash business. "Um-um. said the
dude. pulling his chin. IN call later
and see you abou. il - Chicago Mail
-Pedantic old gentlemen 60 res.
taurant waiter)-ssI believe il i i'm
proper to speak disrespcctfully OF ones
elderser r W.-s.So 4 70 card. sir. "
r. q. Citizen will BE- silent con-
corning the duckling you have Just
brought me. - London Judy.
so. yes" wrote Bostonian who
believes that his own home is the cool
est spot on earth in midsummer. "it Is
oil very well for you to ask me to come
down to your famous hotel for rest and
change. l tried il once; the porter got
all the change and the landlord took
the rest - Boston journal
Buttons" Letter, sir. Bearer
wants answer" Mr.. Bumptious
Bloward (who has ''got on -s'Don't
speak like that, you dreadful boyl
You never hear me say q answer. !"
Buttons-s'No. sir; you puts hatch
In, sir. 'Tain't your fault, sir; there
weren't no school board when YOU was
. boy. sir" (Sackcd) 49, London Fan
Now comes an iconoclast and says
that ''there Il colored man who lives
at Mount Vernon. where George il
buried. and he told lady that once
there was little slave boy named Ike,
who lived In Mr. Washington's family,
and that what George really said was:
II can not tell q lie father; Ike did it;'
but that the father didn't hear straight
IN " Post.
Some time ago teacher in charge
-1 1-- - 4
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a Company of Little Ladies md 0entls.
men-A Contrast
The other evening I sat IN the parlof
Of : large hotel on the shore Of
Long Island. There were . number
Of children in the parlor, playing quiet
", and apparently having . delightful
time. The boys had their hats in their
hands, a. from time to time they ran
out on the piazza There was some
thing about all these children tina. told
you ct once that they belonged In re-
fined homes Il was not their clothes,
for they were well. but simply, dressed.
lt was the way they treated each other.
There was no pushing or crowding.
They were playing game that amused
them All, and caused . good deal of
laughter among themselves, which did
not become boisterous. They had se-
lected : corner Of the parlor where
they would attract the least attention,
and be most secluded. No matter how
often the boys entered the room,
they removed their hats the
moment they entered the door. They
brought chairs for the little girls. who
took them with gentle s'thank you"
and smile. One girl came in some
time after the game was started. AZ
soon - she came il, : couple Of the
boys got right up and offered their
chairs She looked ct them, and.
though I was too far away to near
what she said. knew she was politely
protesting against interrupting tie
game or disturbing the boyS. One 81
them motioned toward vacant chair
IN distant part Of The room. The
little girl sat down, and Ne carried tho
chair into the circle and ct down IL
the space made for him. It was Dc.
light 70 watch these children, whose
every act proclaimed them little ladies
and gentlemen. It was no trouble for
them 70 Be polite; it had become I
habit. While these children were play.
Ing, . young man came into the parlof
with his hat on the back Of his head
and both hands In his pockets. Do
you suppose be thought be was show.
Ing his Independence ~ refusing 70
obey the laws Of politencssp lt d
moro charitable 10 think Ne was igno
rant q the laws. -- Chrisiias Onion.
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President Folks papers Nv ~
Iut Y shape and shortly viii = pub
-Mn Marina Wright. q Addisos.
W.. II over one hundred and two yeorD
old. and has lived In her present reap
dence over NINETY mine ycan-
"A Mexican editor. Senior Garlic,
asserts that the Government under
which he lives fIogs newspaper men
for uttering incendiary sentiments.
Lieutenant Goazson has invented
. method for firing dynamite shells
from ordinary cannon. which has just
been tried successfully IN San Fran
cisco.
The London Afh<n9uDs thinks tho
nationality Of the author Of . populag
novel Il betrayed BY the sentences
"Was leaden-heeled Justice clinchine
IL iron hand for another blowe''
The monument for ths grave q
Henry B. Shaw Gosh Biilings). the
humorist, which will be placed 81 tho
cemetery Is Lanesbero. Ma. win
bear. only the simple inscription, ''Josb
Billings 49, Boston Journal.
Mrs. Lovejoy, wife Of Major Love.
Joy Of Bethel. Me-. while fishing 10
Gently IN the Rangcley lakes. caught
the largest trout ever hooked BY .
woman in those waters. Il weighed
eight pounds nine ounces - Boston
Post.
Among the first installment a
Chinese that went 70 North Adams,
Mass.. was Lin Gina Gong. He be-
came converted to Christianity, studied
hard, saved money, and is now about
10 return to his native land . mis-
sionary.
Joseph Chamberlain. the English
Radical leader. Is described as dudjsh
and wonderfully boyish in appearance,
and though turned fifty might well
pass for thirty five with his light, act
i've figure and gay dress. decorated in
variably with rich. fresh orchid
AT Spring Creek. Roam County. not
many miles from Charleston. w. Va,
lives Thomas Simon. aged ninety-four,
who was bugler for General Taylor
in the Mexican war. The old man ID
blind, but he has clear mind and
loves to tell stories about the stern old
warrior:-N q. Times.
Among the members Of the new
British Parliament will be Mr.. Mac
donald. an Irish Protestant. who has
been elected a. = Parnellite in Ossory.
lie Is an honor man Of Trinity College,
with splendid powers Of speech. He
has been blind from his birth. and il,
Is Henry Fawcett was, led by his wife.