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PH1ADELpmA SroRE.
WASH GOODS. WASH GOODS!
Just received large lot Of fine Ginghsms IN piaids
and stripes which We will sell for 1Oc per yard extra
cheap. Also two cases Of better quality warranted
to wash at l2sc. The best goods ever made for the
money.
SAT1NES! SATINES, SATINES.
full line of French Satines in all the new and latest
rs the lowest fun Hue of Dom estic satnes in plain
anu fancy styles and colors, at l2,sc.
LINENSl LINENS, LINENS,
We have now 2 full and COMPLETE stock Of Table
Dainask All sty and prices.
SPECIAI--One lot of 6o-inch Cream Dsmask only
OOc per yard. Would be cheap at 75c.
IONELS;-A full line of Towels In Huck and Dam
ask knotted fringe aud plain, 1t prices to suit
SPEClA--One lot Of Huck Towels %, by AZ inches,
extra hne and Ilain. only gle; worth .s5c.
sPEClAI.-One lot huck Towels. size % by az
inches extra fine. knotted fringe. only 2c worth 3ic
fl line OF Napkins, all styles and prices bleached
and unbleached, to match our Table Linen.
DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS,
New Dress Goods in all the latest styles and shades
from the lowest mp TO the finest Henrietta, Broad
ctoth Cashmere and fancy checks plain Cloth Trcots
mere, Cream Flannel at very low prices
CARHART LEIDY
Successors TO w. W. Burdette
mh11-42 92S 9TH and 706 sts nv.
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rom the britisn MeQlcA journal.
1t is great error to speak OF the various condl-
lions OF the digestive and nervous systems result
Ing from the excessive or injudcious use Of alcohol
as specific disease, as they are similar to those
which result from the excessive use OF other food
nervous excitement, and mental and physical ex-
cesses OF all kinds The setting apart OF the treat
ment or these diseases as specially Is one OF the
greatest evils or the prevailing ev OF specialisms
as Is obvious by the nonsense which Is talked by
such specialists as TO the hereditary character OF
the disease, and the 1ncurabllity OF some cases.
AT present we have no evidence that acquired
habits are tranSmissible from parent 10 child and
moreover, there are no definite and uniform LESSONS
II such transmission We're possible. That the
child OF a drunken mother should have feeble
health is likely enough, as its nutrition has been
fnterfered with; and that the children OF intern.
perate parents should acquire their habits from
imitation and the facilities for falling into them is
likely enough also, but this is not heredity, even
In the very IOosest way In which the word Is used
by medical men.
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b ly-d&dOs EUGENE CARUSI, Trustee.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BARNUMS CITY HOTEL
Il BALTIMORE, MD.

TO TAKE K PLACE IN THE REAL ,, ESTATE Ex-
BALTIMoRE. MD, ON WEDNESDAY. MARCH
TWENTY-EIGHTH, 1883. AT ONEOCLOCK p M
That long established and celebrated hotel wide
ly known Bsrnunl's, facing Monument Square sa
and extending back all the way through to saint Ik
Paul street. covering almost one entire block.
The improvements are extensive LARGE RESTAU.
KANT Ran Bah, BARBEk SHOPS, STORES, OFFICES.
over 500 GUESTS. PUBLIC AND PRIVATE PAR
L LOIS STOLE ROOMS. ELEVATOR. and OTHER
hotel is situated in the very center and heart Of
the and in close proximity TO the New Post Office
CITY HALL Court Houses. Banks B. .. Central
Buliding. ana other new and modern improvements
The location in fact, is the very best in Baltimore.
ms valuable property will be euld i'll ZEE SIMPLE
ana onered as an entirety, aud II not sold whole
will then be sold in eight (S) separate parcels per
plat which Will be exhibited at the SALE and also can
be had OF the trustees suctoneers and ct the hotel
for fun particulars. terms, etc. geo Baltimore Sun
N. B.-THE ENTIRE FURNITURE, EQUIPMENT
SIOkES, RARE OLD WINES AND LIQUORS, ETC,
Will be cataogued and sold by auction in the prenises
within ~ DAYS after the sale of the property.
i iSssf 4 P PoMEERi Trustee.
FREDERICK c. HEIGHE,
MATTHEW KIhKLAND.
mhl7,ZO.22.2f Anctioneers. Baltimore. Md.
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TELEGRAMS TO TIRE STAR


uIS
IFS NAME 10 DISAPPEAR FROM THE MAP OF KENTUCKY
AND MS DOMAIN TO DIyIDED
LOUISVILLE, KY, March 20-Soon there will he
no more a Rowan County in Kentucky A eom
mittee VI the legislature has recommended the
abolition OF the county and its apportionment
among the counties from which IT was formed
thir,y years ago. The committee began its work
rusry 4, and finds that the only solution OF the
dlnculty u 10 abolish the county for the reason
.hat mere are not enough law-aoiding citizens In
IL 20 preserve order. This Is the first time such an
action was ever taken In this country for that
cause This course Is hailed with approval on All
sides, except In the counties OF Bath and Fleming
10 whlchw VIII be annexed the dsmemDered county
The beginning OF the bloody warfare which has
led 70 This action occurred In August 1884 Cook
Hun phrey, the republican candidate for sheriff
was elected. on that day solomon Bradley, a
arOse as 10 whether Floyd Tolliver brother of .he
notorious Craig TOiliver, or John Martin did the
killing on December ., 1854. Floyd TOlliver was
kle1 oy John Martin, who had joined the Humph-
rey side. Martin was killed eight DAYS later by
the TOlnver gang. From that time open warfare
existed until June -, 1887 when all the principal
MEM oers OF the Iolliyer crowd stl surviving In
ciudlng craig Tolliver, were killed in Moorhead
NnlIe resisting arrest. From August 1856 to June,
lSss. there were twenty-five murders and assas-
slhallohs IN the county and sixteen persons
county In which the highest vote was not ]. 100.
During that referred 10 there was not a single
CONVICTION Tor murder, manslaughter. or attempt
10 Kill COOK Humphrey was driven from the
county before his term as sheriff was completed,
ana craig IOlllver had himself elected marshal OF
Morehead, ruling everything by shotgun The
state militia was frequently called out, and the
state was taxed 10 the extent OF fully $4,000 In
Trying TO preserve order.
The authorities OF Bath County talk OF resisting
the annexation OF any portion or Rowan, and In
the persons and crimes which may be committed
In the annexed portion
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from the New York Sun
reporter went into Figar0s barber shop on
Saturday afternoon to get shaved There was
then In the place but a single customer who was
developed from neck to ankles In BARRIERS gown,
and looked like a boy OF seventeen. The custom
er's hair, from the atlas bone TO the top Of the
head had been clipped close 10 the scalp, and the
artist, NJ: Pon1ol, was putting the finishing
touches with his curling tongs TO a dainty cluster
OF curls In front. When his work was over. and
the BARRIERS gown was taken on the customer
rose from the chair full fledgad woman, the wife
OF weil-known citizen. She put on her bonnet,
paid the amount due, stepped down stairs, and
Joined the crowd that was perambulating Broad
way. The unlearned reporter was Informed by
the tonsorial artist that the style OF wearing the
hair which he had seen for the first time Oh the
lady customer was not novelty but a revival
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Reformation.

Prom the Boston Courier
Ms smith-"so you say your husband has given
up drinking liquor Mrs. JcnesYs
MA Jones-"fes. He never enters barroom
how
Mrs S-"He must have n strong WIN 20 be able
To give IL up altogether
srS YES but he takes a substitute TO
ensDse him 10 taper cf, as II were"
MI S-~What Is the substitute do Won know.
might get my husband % Try IT.
,.si s.-lt - something called splrtus frumenti
mat taey sell In the dru, stores
49,. AZ me balL-foung Lady decidedly decoglette,-
,,,,sss evening, Mr.. Gray: you don't know me.
Old Gentleman--No- er-what, Thts ear,, na
Jor,,Barkers laughter, FannyY5 S~ "
~, isss u s- have changed some since You saw
-, ~ % nave, indeed, Fanny. You've grown quite
0ut % Jour gown, Idsc-Are..--Eosfon Transesrs,,s
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DRY GOODS.
--LATEST EunopKAs NOVELTIES
SEATON PERRY
(Succeesor 20 PIRRY 4 RRoN

CHOICE SPRING AND SUMNER NOVELTIES.
Rich DRESS FABRICS Of every descrlpton com
prsing large assortments OF the best and most fash
tonahle productions OF the leading French German
and Brush manufacturerx, together forming one OF
Nossltie. IN Plain, Striped and FIGURED BENGA-
Choice styles in INDIA SILKS 1t 75c. 81. sl.2s,
-s sspsSi.i ssr:.ip:- in BLACK sURAH SILKS q,
> New srrins shades in coLoRED suRAH SILKS q.
., .EIsra Good Values" in WHITE and CREAM INDIA
Eiessnt Beaded SILK GRENADINES.
=, New Black Twisted SIX GRENADINES and HER
Immense stock Of Blsck and ooiored rArrLE
9kQS GRAIN SILKS. ranging from Sc 90 SO per
= s NV MORE ANTIQUES and MORE FRAN.
oho,ce Patterns in Printed cHALLIs DE LANES
Extreme Novelties in ANDERsoN,s SCOTCH
0lNGHAMS and TENNIS SUITINGS
exclusive Designs" in Finest French sATEENs,
ms1 ,s to NY e1pEs.s order BY arosRoman Gle and
New Fast Biscfa HOSIERY. ranging from Csc. to
o. per pair.
Noyeitie. in HANpKERcHIErs and SILK HOS.
IERY. Trefousse KID GLOVES C p French COR
SETS. Latest styles" in PARASoIS UMBREIr
LAS and CARRIAGE SHADES
u PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
sEAToN PERRY.
Established 1S4Q mhlS
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A Bombay Juggler.

Without paraphernalia OF any description, de-
VOID OF dress. except cloth around his lolns, he
performed tricks or legerdenain, the recital OF
which would bring shrug OF unbelief from the
READER and VIII therefore not be attempted. and
yet one exaieple must be related just to give the
lma9inAuoh chance. common wash bowl was
placed in the center OF the room Four hen eggs
procured In the hotel were deposited In the bowl
The little assistant of the Juggier In the presence
bottom, slowly filled the vessel with clean water
The Hindoo placed his bare hand on the rim OF the
bowl and the eygs disappeared from view return
Ing wnen the hand was removed. This was re-
peated several times but he kept the explanation
OF the trick TO himself.
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Little Bermuda's Precautions.
HER HARBOR SowN THICKLY AND ENORMOUSLY
WITH DEADLY ToRPKDoEs.


WITH DEADLY TORPKDOES.
From the New York Sun
An officer OF the royal engineers OF the British
army, who Is stationed at Bermuda, is In town.
He has made the round Of the defences OF New
York Harbor, by invitation OF various American
officers, and very courteously, but plainly, says
that we are not fortified at all. "The Govern
ment OF the United states" he said yesterday, ais
10 blame" The Government will not spend money
upon proper Notifications or guns. There is plenty
so Iar as have had an opportunity TO observe
IL. III money were supplied, New York would
soon De almost tmpregnable. / was very much
surprised to find that at Wiett's Point the engi-
neer officers OF most nations, and that they have
improvements that did not dream were known
outside OF England
sour harbor at Bermuda is very differently
cared FOR. Though, OF course, an enemy could not
do one billionth part OF the financial damage
New YORK, still we regard Bermuda as OF great
Importance Strategcally. 1t Is q base OF supplies
Tor winch an enemy, operating In this quarter OF
the world, would at once make q struggle. Our
haroor Is completely protected by torpedOes. We
have careful practice throughout the summer,
The tOrpedoes are sunk and wired in accordance
with permanent plan, and the location OF every
torpedo Is distinctly marked upon a map. Last
summer We practiSed on an old hulk, and the ex-
pertinent was very interesting. / sat In our OBJ
seryatory with map OF the harbOr before me,
and followed the drifting hulk with a telescope
heavy brass pencil hung from the lower side OF
the rim OF the telescope, and turned the tele-
scope In following the hulk's movement the pencil
moved slowly. Just as the hulk was over one OF
the submerged torpedoes, the pencil touched the
ward In rather small pieces. We do not think an
enemy could enter our harbOr"
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The story Of Gimevra.

From The Fbrtni0haly Revtetc.
Married to Francesca degli Agolanti, the one Of
her two lovers who loved her least, Ginevra was
buried alive during q trance or collapse which
looked like death. Waking up to CONSCIOUSNESS In
the moonlight she freed herself from her grave
clothes and crawled TO the house OF her husband
for shelter. He, sorr0wfu for her death a. he was
refused 70 believe that this pale revenante crying
at his door was his living wife and superstttousy
denied her admittance. So did her mother; 50
did her uncle, Then, nearly dying In good earnest
she oeto0k herself 70 the house Of her other and
truer lover, Antonio d Rondinel1 and sank faint
help. And Rondtnell, enlightened BY love, recog-
nized her voice, took her In, warmed, fed, COM
The bishop consented 20 the divorce Is having
Deen made by death, and TO The re-marriAge q
having been consecrate0 By love. Faith gained
what fear had lost
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w. NJ. SHusrER & Sous.

Choice patterns Of INDIA SILKS in elegant forai
designA
New lot Of CHANTILLY LACES.
Hand-run SPANISH and MARQUIS LACES
New shades in Silk-warp HENRIETTA
Atwood HENRIETTAs all the latest colon
Neat CHECKS and STRIPES
Genuine ENGLISH TwEEps for tailor-made suits
Changeable sURAH SILKS
PLAID SURAH SILKS
Oolored MORE SILKS in new shsdes. 10 match
Henriettas.
Plain colored PoNGEE SILKS
Black MORE SILKS in new designs
FAILLE FRANCAIs, new shades
Colored BENGALINEs new sba A. q, Al
Great bargain in PRINTED PoNGEEs st N mar
yard. "a inches vida
MN. SINISTER L soNA
sl9 Pennsyivania ave-
ONE PRICE. mh,z
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From the Philadelphia Times
Although nonsense may be common in ultra
fashionable circles 1t is, nevertheless, often
unique. At recent afternoon tea observed that
one fair maiden remained persstently seated while
the other girls walked about great deal and
struck pretty poses while In with the
gentlemen. somebody asked why this attractive
creature remained in her chair
Because she doesn't feel like standing" was the
reply.
''Oh, then, she Is lame?"
"NO, no. She has upward eyes"
"And what are they?"
"Wny, she has discovered that her eyes are ex-
ceedlngiy handsome when wide open and looked
down into, but when the observer is on a level
with them they are not half so charming. 1t
seems TO be popularity OF her Orbs so she sits
DOWN all the while when on exhibition, so that
the fellows as they stand before her In converse
ton, must gaze down Into her face and In so doing
encounter her eyes at their beSt,n
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nUNcANsON BROS, Auctioneers.
'USTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK DWELL
INC AND STORE PROPEKTY, SOUTHEAST

TRgsTEEg SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK DWELL
ING AND STORE PROPERTY, SOUTHEAST
CORNER NINETEENTH AND B STREETS
BY virtue Of deed Of trust. duly recorded in
zADer no hxS5. folio 233 ct seq, one Of the land A
public auction, on FRIDAY, the TWENTY.THIHD
DAY OF MARCH. A. d. 1883, ct FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ
N front Of the premises the Described real
tste situate n the city Of Wellington. District Of
S sn1 e wts: Az that csEt.n gscs parcel q
Ssin3 l2s nqm6sEed twenty, six !26l 81 square
Dereo ONE HUNDRED AND THIa9y-TOUR (l34l.
sscG1Eding e f. Fardons subdivEon Of said square
~ .ssd ctfx ioM4 nye tn sne surveyors once
easementA rehts. privileges hersditamenta. and 81.
pertaining.
This lot Il improved By wsll-butat brick dwelling
Terms: Onethird cash balance in two equal install
menss q one and two yoen Noses to bear par cent
nuay and 70 s. secured By ssd q rnss on the psem
~ So.a: Or az cab st option Of purcna:er Conyey-
Suired q tine q sale Terms 70 - Complied With in
resell the property q The rsk sne co q the deaut
saisin sons nsyspspsr peSis "a n TssEnsson. be
nAia c cSSfka 11ihti SHoiaAAsr.s rsassssa
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The Cars Palaces.
A GLANCE THROUGH THE sPEcTAcLEs OF A PAIR
AMERICAN.

AMERICAN.
LDuise Chandler MoultOn in Boston Herald
W course, In ST. Petersburg one must see every
thing connected with Peter the Great, even to the
skeletOn Of his valet which has been preserved.
The cathedral which the great monarch founded
j. known as the Cathedral OF ~. Peter and 81
Paul It's spire Is surnounted by cross that gilt
ters IN the sunlight 81 feet above the street-iO
fef; higher than ST. PauIS In LONDON Here all
the dead Soyereigns OF Russia, with the sole ex-
crpti0n OF Peter III, are buried; many OF them
noted for such barOarous cruelty rs one shudders
10 read o. Even the great Peter had his oldest
Dn put 10 torture, under examination for treason;
torture 80 severe that his victim after died
lrOm the effects OF IL. At the distance Of a short
driSe from 81 Petersburg Is a charming miniature
paltce owned By the empress, and known by the
h1nlc OF MY own IL - In the midst OF lovely
sIOends, aud happy retiring place for the royal
fanny whenever they choose 10 come 10 II. In an
oehsf palace, the PeterhOf there are In q single
NOM over SO l-fnaie portraits taken by the order
VI Catherine II from women 10 different provinces
OF the empire.
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Prom the Detroit r rec Press
wager OF silk hat once cost many lives II
was In 1914, when Capt. Decatur, OF the United
states Navy, commanding the figate United
states, met Capt. Garden, OF the British navy,
commanding the Macedonia II was Just prior To
the war Of 1sl2, and while talking about the
chances. Garden said 10 Decatur:
"lf you and ever meet after hOstilities are
Declared, Ill bet you a silk hat that the Mace
dOnia Will capture the United states"
I'm bet you silk hat you don't was the reply
The TWO frigateS met on october -, 1913, and
after bloody hight, the English nag was lowered
Decatur fastened on board the prize, and Garden
rendered his sword .
oh your sword. Garden said Decatur 81
Del you SILK hat, and as were long way from a
halter, III take the one you wear" The hat was
gwen. ~
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
IHhO"no OOWLINO, AuctIOneer
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON THE NORTHWEST COfNTR
OF PENHSYLvANIA AVENUE AND FOUR-AND-
A-HALF STREET NORTHWEST, KNOWN AS
NOs.45l 463. 45l AND Az PENNNYI VINIA

ON Fl THE
s s5 s5s ssD
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court OF the -
District Of &c Columbia, passed on the 29th day Of
wherein F Beaie and Others are cosnpianants
shall sen ths highest bidder from. II the prs
is sss on q, MpSSIPkAY the osEEc4SP DAY
described parcels Of land in the city Of washington
Of Is E rs q ana e
original lot IN square 49l as the same recorded in
t BOOK i5 page Of the records of the Surveyor Of
ii the rish title and interest of the parties to
pSn par sP the side
line perpendicular to Az street 40 SO feet thence
10 feet to point on the west line Of street dis
St lime 81 q & b nee
said sub lot IS Is situated on the northwes. cor of
Pennsyyanis avenue and - street having frontage
Of % feet Ia, and inches on tennsylysna avenue by
proved by three re. story brick building
having frontage OF Is feet on Pennsylvania avenue
by an average depth 2. feet and is improved by
The three parcels viii frst be put up for sale a.
whole and II not sod then each parcel will at be
ar Of BY decree
cash and the balance in two equal instalments pay
Of SALE or all CASH at the option Of the purchaser The
deferred payments shall be secured deed of trust
upon the premises sold and bear interest from the day
OF sale at the rate of six per per annum payable
semi annually deposit of $500 is to be made when
the property Is Sod If be sold ~ whole If sold i'm
two parcels deposit OF $500 will be required on lot
parcel Of GROUND If the terms Of sale be complied
the right to resell at the risk and of the efaulne
purchaser. after i've days previous advertisement All
couyeyancng ut the cost of the purchaser or purhas
ers. JAMES II SAVII,I.F Trnstaa
mhl9-dts 14l9 ST. NV
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COvetOusness Our Mortal Sin.

COvetOuSness Our Mortal Sim.
DIR. DIX SAYS THAT AMERICAN CHILDREN LEARN IT
WITH THEIR MENTAL ARITHMETIC.
From the New York Sun.
"Covetousness" was the subject OF the Rev. Dr..
Morgan Dlx's Lenten lecture recently in Trim
ity chapel He said that covetousness was the
mortal sin most prevalent In America. "The labor
party" he continued, sis rounded on the evil of
covetousness among the rch, for the rich seek to
become richer at the expense OF the poor, and a
wide and insufferable organization has been built
up which seeks TO exercise powers that would
make tyrantS OF the poor.
''We train children to be covetous from the
very first lessons in mental arithmetic. colleges
are falling away from their old standards by
neglecting Greek and Latin and the humanities
and philosophy by giving preference to scientific
studies which will give US money. There are rich
men near this place who scOwl at religion because
they are In their secret hearts cOvetous. There
are men who Will strive to get money to pander
TO their lower tastes and God help the poor, mis-
guided women who are the objects Of their pas
sion.
"All around us are great buildings erected to
commerce, to trade, and yet gain as well; but
these buildings should be accompanied by greater
buildings cOnSecrated TO the line arts and to
philosophy. But, alas, It Will be In the future as
IL Is now accounted among men, the greatest OF
all evils to be poor Poverty Is an honorable state,
but covetOusnesS will continue and dives will be
venerated. The married will continue 10 have
small families, because II costs too much to bring
I'D Children
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS Afternoon.

E1NE BUILDING LOT ON RHODE ISLAND AVE
L NuE BET rDE s EE30SSREIHEWENTH AND FIT
ON TUESDAY , A4TsI1IERNT033NJv M Mar THIR-
We win sell in front Of the premises,
PART LOT 10. SQUARE 211,
ming back that width depth Of about 125 feet al
This lot 10 improved by unan brick dwelling, III
which pays small rental, and parties DESTROYS OF nun
chasing and not ready to build ct once viii thus have
Terms: 81, 900 with cent interest from day 81
sale TO remain the property until May 15th 1889
the balance Of the purchase money cash. deposit OF
500 required at time Of sale; conveyancing &c at
purchasers cost. Terms to be compiled with in ten
cost Of the defaultng purchaser after ave days pub
in Warrington, ID. G.
mh7-d DUNCANsoN BROS. Aucts.
~ THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON
account Of the weather until TUESDAY, TWEEN.
TIETH MARCH, SAME HOUR and place
mh14-d DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts
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An Absent.Minded Justice.

rom The New York Tribune.
IL is said OF certain justice OF the Supreme
Court, noted for his observation-disclosures, that one
Of the pages OF the court shortly after the justice
had started on a little trip out OF town, found a
slip OF paper under the Justices chair, on which
was inscribed: "Mem--Things TO take along: one
pair OF socks, one shirt, two collars one pair or
eufrS wife