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SEAL PLUSH COATS, ETC
II st real Ssotr' question that will b asksd By
passers-by.
Have one OF our new Coats tried on, and on gsucing
In the mirror you must confess the passer by might
well exclsm, "Ls u real Sealy
SEAL PLUSH JACKETS, with the bell sleeves We
want to note the material and finish Of these
Jackets If they are not identical in appearance to the
real In every respect. we judges Prices, Sl6.
500 $22. $24. S25. S2S. $50. S35
SEAL PLUSH COATS. The credit stores must
charge from 10 to Is per cent above our prices in
order to live 1t means the saving Of dollars to you BY
buying here. See the qualities we offer at e22 S25,
o2S. $50. e32, S35. $40.
SEAL PLUSH NEWMARKETS Nothing but the
best and can't b duplicated at these prices S47 and
S65
SEAL PLUSH MODJEsKAS AND vIsITEs. Such
variety that At you without alteration Prices
$50. S22, e25. $50. S35. $40.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
CONTINUED below.)
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CoxpLrrr,
The stock Of Fine Clothne for Nan ana Boys At OAK
HALL corner 10Th and sta. n now complete and
else can you ind such assortment of Rood
"so sssecssa ana made clothing ut such low pricea
FOR MEN.
Overcoats q o, worth 1850
Ovsrcoats q S7 30 worth Sio
Overcoats ct %. "a worth Sl5
Overcosts 1t all so, worth ala
Overcoats st SlA worth s2y
Ovsrcosts st oxO, worth 40
ureqwree an faspsctton 70 apprscsts ths,s bsrrsns
~ fun line Of suits st $3.50. 20 so, 0ll 0l3 md
sS. ciy g e :. rod = any sdd IN shS city
Prince Albert Suits st els, worth o2O.
Prince Albert Suits o. S16, worth t2k
Prince Albert Sufts ct e20, worth so
FOR BOYS TO L.
Suits and Ovsrcoats at e2.50. "a o. Is. ana "a
worth fully Is per cent more
FOR BOYS 10 TO Is
splendid lns Of thrsspses suis - prices 10 suit
FOE BOYS Is 10 IL
Lhs bet line q sui.s and ovsrceass ever had ss
ga P.nts for Men and Dsyl Inmsnss anortms.t
. loves pg1coA
OAK HALL
esN Corner 10th and IT.
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SATURDAYS Glove ATTRACTIONS.

1t II economy to buy good Gloves. Good
Gloves At low prices is the expressive Of this
stock. We quote:
4-button Suede Gloves embroidered on back,
assorted shades Of Tan. Brown. and Gray. Only
7oc. per pair.
4-button Suede Gloves. fine, soft. pliable and
durable assorted Tan shades, embroidered in
self color and black. Only 81 per pair.
S-button Gray MousQuetsire Suede Gloves,
embroidered In Gray and Black Only al Der
pair.
6-button Length MousQuetairs Suede Gloves,
IN assorted Tan shades, good quality, and very
durable. Only Soc. per pair.
4-button Black Kid Gloves. best quality pos.
sible to buy ct the price, pure akin, and perma.
nent black. Only 81 per pair
Virst door)
WOODWARD LOTHRoP,
Cor. 11th and sts n w.
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I. g.. CossErs A SprmAnrx

L.C. Oorsets. made Of French Coutil. long
waists, side steels. flushed 1t top with Ribbon
and Lace. q SO per pair.
&c. Corsets. made Of French Coutf, short
waists side steelA bones famed with Silk,
finished at top with lace. u. rs per pair.
LC. Corssts. made of French Sattsen, in long
and short lengths. side stsels. perfect fitting,
from IL to 80 inches. 81 70 per pair.
L C. Corsets made Of French Coutfl. extra
long waist. double side steels on hips, spoon
busk finished 1t top with Embroidery, oa50
per pair.
L @ Corssts made Of Black LASTING. double
side steels. two cores ON hips. spoon busk. bones
famed with Red and Blue silk, finished q ton
with Embrcidefy. 81 per pair.
(6econd Aoor.)
WOODWARD LoTHROP.
Dor. l1th and = sts. n. v.
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IsrArrs Wan DEpAnrx.sr.

Located In the parlors Of annsx. on second
Aooc.
Infants Complete Outfit Of 30 pieces. for
e12. Christening Robs. Day slipa Night
Sltps, Embroidered Flannel Shirt Plain
Flannel Skirt 6axony shirss. Flanssl
Banda Shawl. 2 Pair Booeses. 3 Pinning
1lanketA
Infants OaahmWe Long CloalS, W1ntsr.
WEIGHT With dsso snbrsadsrsd eape only
$3.50 each.
Infants Cashmsrs Long Qoaka. hssvy-
vsight dep smbroidsrsd eapa with avs Ane
sucks On sk1xt. only - each.
InfAats' CAshmers Long C10aka haovy.
wei9hk dep smbroidsgsd eaps. also snhrotd-
sesa oa bottom q skiEs. only o5 ssch
lnfantg shcet Gosh. IN Ceslxnsre llaansl
Deaver 10th anh P1unA. pz1ees nom o36a o,
- - olAto.
Co., ~ naA NsnascA - ooss.
WOODWARD 1 LoTHnoa.
oe12 Cor 11th and sts. nv
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LADIES Corn JACKETS Era

Tailor. finish. which means cut and made by tailors
Of materials and trimmings such - used in custom.
made work
The prices quoted below may actually mislead The
qualities We would ask attention to-specia attention
to:
Derby Cloth Jackets in black and oolors, 90, S12,
Corkscrsw Jackets at %. $40 and 0l2
Beaver Cloth Jackets. %. %. sl0. Gil o13, Ga
els. s16. els.
o14. ~ " van
All are Satin finished and Braid bound, those ct
higher prices having Satin lined slesves Besides
black We show the new shades: Reds, RlusA Green's.
Smoke, etc.
Gspsoe does not permit list Of Wrappers or Jsrssys
,, THE PALAIS ROYAL
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Jusr A Few FAcra

That's all we've sst tina for tsAay. The old saying,
Seeing ID belisvinS cannot b spsly applied
than to the selection and purchase Of clohne for the
minors. Columns Of glowing description win not be
one half - eecti % plain uuvarnishsd stsssent
Of Faet wshsvs carved the path for treat business
in Juvenile Department and the tables and coun.
tiers are loaded with raets. not fanclss.
You can rely upon the fdet that the "a so TwoPiscs
Suits show you are all WOOL That's the nrst Dues
ton you viii ask We've answered n before you have
had time 10 aak II Your nett inquiry-whss are the
styles and the fabrics' Easily answsrsd-Ths fabrics
are Cashmere. Scotch Chsvioss, Homespuns, etc-un-
eaualled for wear and nest sppearancs-msds up in
Plaid. Check and strips Coa1hinstons- new
in design styleths ltss d or double
breasted square or round corner, Plated Norfolk.
Blouse Sack. or Getaway Jsekets This description
will hold good for the a. s46o Is. g. 90 So $3.50.
and mp TO the $40 srsdss OF course the quality will
improve with the increasing pric~ Do you realise
what excellent values give you between $3.50 and
slof From $40 to els the finest suits imaginable are
offered you. They are "Drssz" in every sense. We
have sisss to at from the time you discard the Kilt
until the lad is xtssn yeas old-Mors lesway than Il
'ually found in short-Pant Suits.
rong-Pant suits-s5 to s22. Can At him until he's
eighteen Nothing can b. ner than these suits.
They embrace everything that experience has taught
rs is necessary in perfect clothing Rsare satisfied
with this stock. When w are We know you will be.
Bee them-thars oil We ask. They'll recommend them.
selves. One thing il very essential in buying clothing
lght-Did you any dark corners in stors'
We show everything in the free. unobstructed light
We want to-wsve nothing to conceal-our goods bear
out our ststementa
ovsrcosts for the childrsn' Yes-from the time
they're 2s unt they old enough to buy for them
selves Wen show you line at $3.50 and from that
mp to $50 and challenge you to duplicate their val Ne
for like price anywhere Beaver. Chnchilla Tricot,
ETC., have been used in their manufacture and nothing
but what's good. FINE and the FINEST qualities
Shirt Waists and Odd Pants are matters of COURSE
You know have them in immense variety and at the
very lowest prices for creditable goods
See this stock and you win believe with rs that 1t
stands unparalleled in its variety and Quality-whils
the prices are more moderate than are demanded else
whore.
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More NV Wars ARRIVE.

was said during the Opening" that our stock was
the largest and most varied in town. larger stock
now The arrival OF one hundred and forty-seven
new Wrsps prompted this advertisement You are In.
vted to call New shapes and colors aud all sizes now
In stock.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
lContinued hAlovl
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LADIES FURNISHING Goops

- ~
Excellent Muslin Gowns for IS centa We
nave offered rood values in Gowns In our time,
but never the equal of thia 1t u made from
good. nrm undrssssd muslin; has Hubbard
'front.' with four clusters Of three tucks In the
yoke; has cambria rufiie around the neck and
sleeves worked button-holss. and pearl buttons.
There 10 nothing cheap-looking about it. II 10
the best Gown the price ever bought and ever
WI again probably. for some tims ct least We
have only hundred doxsn
APRONS.
We have IN abundance OF styles and qualities
Tor Children. Misses. and Ladiea These two
lots deserve special mention on account of
their extraordinary value
Fine Lawn Aprons. with wide cotton lace in
sertion and edging around the bottom, wide tie
strings, good length and full width. Only l5c.
each.
Extra quality India Lawn ApronA deep hem
on bottom with three wide ,ucks above, wide
and long tie strings; only Csc ssch.
BUsTLEs.
Commercial Journal says: "Thsre are up
ward Of six million Bustles manufactured every
year IN the United States." This doesn't look q
Bustles were going out No. the Bustle has
come to stay. and we have here every kind and
shape that's good and proper.
WINTER SKIRTS
Money paid for cheap skirt il ill.spsnt. We
start the stock at Q dollar-the best that's made
for the price. and stop At S12. Wequote two
lines, viz: Three styles of Melton Cloth Skirts,
piped with Sateen. full length and stitched
with Silk IL each Atwood Balmoral skirts,
knife plating, piped with Sateen. deep. close
fitting yoke At waist. Colors. Gray, Blue and
Cardinal; only s1.62H.
(Second floor, through arch to snnex.)
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
Cor. 11th and sta n w.
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weomesoa vas among the few cities '~Asrs thu
sAs oss@ias n1ghtensd ar ths riss ia thu nr,cs
o. vAeas aad ran up The price OF bre "A :. -
qusnee. Nov that tie nu-ry Ia owe, ~, - IN,
esxs DO justacs 70 the pubc ana Out Their nr,sss
down a9nfn S~s sN0n Pfhoes
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LADIES Ese1rsH UIsrrss
Continued below.)

Some OF them the genuine-our own importation
Others made in this country Of English Cloths
again, Of American Cloth All stylish wraps and quail.
tiles for the prices better than you'll expect ind
that H. you have been the habit Of shopping Of
stores that do credit business.
ULSTERS in Striped Cloths. with tight backs and
loosentting froata for 20. elO sl2. S14. SIS. sic
and $40 each.
ULSTERS in plain Cloths in London red Smoke
the New Blue &C. Tight backs with the loose or tight
front Tho improved Bell Sleeves Prices Sll. Ella,
s14 and S18.
RAGLANS In New Stripes. Some entirely new Of.
fecs Only Of kind Of the ovslty pstterna Prices
sl0. Sl6 and eli
RAGLANS Of striped cloth. alternately smooth and
rough loose front and bell sleeves; most strikngly-
distinQue wraps $ls and $40.
MODJESKAS. Beaver and Diagonal and Corkscrew
English Cloths Elaborstely braid trimmed. New Blua
Green, Garnet and Black. Gle, $40 $50 and s33
ULSTERS. Genuine English Beaver braided Ii
Hilitaire The new Angel sleeves. $50
CLOAK ULSTERS. Finest Blue and Black Cloths,
profusely braided. S35 and $40.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
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. Frw Wonps To Mrs.

Only advertisement but you'll read IL because We
quote MEMS FURNISHINGs for Saturday ct sPE-
CIAL SALE PR1CEa One of our methods Of advsr-
Using IL to sacrifice profits certain Departments for
certain days Mems goods tomorrow. Glance through
xba
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earerul EXAMINATION Of past election returns
IN Indiana shows that Of the ninety-two counties
In the state, thirty-seven are democratic thirty.
Tour republican. fifteen doubtful democratic and
0x doubtful republican. OF the 96s townships
4oe are democratic and 40 republican This is
pretty close division and In view of the fact that
the presumptive increase OF nearly ST. 900 votes
win be composed largely Of men employed In the
glass. pulp and iron industries which have sprung
up lately In the natural gas belt, the republicans
may De expected 10 Capture q greater part OF It
snan the democrats on the protection ISSUE In
the interval between 1884 and 1885 the falIing-on
In the Democratic vote was more than twice "a
large As In the republican. This year, It Is true
the democrats viii be the gamers by the practical
disinregration OF tae greenoack party and the re-
turn OF the dissident element TO the Democratic
fold. This will be, IL Is thought Offset In
the natural order OF things by the gains TO
be acquired BY the republicans from the returning
prohiblrionists, whose poorest work a party is
done In presidential yeara Indiana viii witness a
Close hot night, In which organization IL bound to
count much more than it usually does; and the
democratic organization this year certainly shows
as IT. best In that state
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2oc, 10c.
BAUMs,
9TH. 9Th. and SITS.
T III III {: {:
{: {; I: 6; & !! i :;
g. { E. s. !! 4 !. K X:
:: :: E 7 + f., + +. ::
detail
Our entire stock has been made up to our special
stock Of Garments perfect in every particular extra
strongly sewsd and which guarantee to wear Der.
feet fitting.
STYLES THE VERY LATEST.
NEwMARKETs
IN BEAVER DIAGONAL
AND INDIA STRIPED AND PLAID CLOTHS.
AL the leading Shades.
Every imaginable Out. Elegantly Braided Assrschsn
trimmed Tsnor-insde' gotten up in hrstclass man
ner only.
NOVELTIES IN IMPORTED RAaLANs,
In both Braided and Plain Cloths. are going to be
extensively worn. We have line that Is beyond de-
scrption. and will simply say tina. they are unsx
eeusd In style. At, and finish.
PLUSH GARMENTS.
We have always taken particular pains with Plush
0oods and this have ecpsed every previous
effort Every Plush Garment shown by ms il Of sune-
ror cut finish. and quality. and perfect at is guar
anteed.
MISSES GARMENTS
styles in both Plain Cloths and the large Pads which
VIII be 20 much worn this season,
BERLIN MADE GARMENTS.
Our own direct importations in both Ladies' and
Childrens Goods for style and wear they are uusur.
passed, and any wishing an exclusive garment
should examine line of these goods they cannot
De duplicated anywhere in this country.
PRICES ON EVERYTHING. AS USUAL. aUARAN.
TEED TO BE THE VERY LOWEST.
THREE EXAMPLEa
line Of Ladies' Nswmark cts. in Blue, Black and
Brown striped cloths all-wool, the new puffed back
aud bell sleeves, tailor finish sizes from az to A.
OUR PRICE. s7.75.
An elegant Ladies' Raglan, material all wool striped
cloths in the latest shades all sizes (ext "a sizes in
cludedl
OUR PRICE. $3.50.
"A very stylish Misses Newmarket, In Plaid Clotha
OF al shades plated back. double breasted with CAPE
sizes from to 16 years.
OUR PRICE,
e525 FOR YEARS
RISE Soc SIZE
PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED ON ALL GAR.
MENTs SOLD BY Us
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5 S's F g 4 s s. f. Is:
eocS ILL 90 ~ 4 ( K sssS
FOR MISSES AND CHILDREN,
Second hoor)

Second hoor)
We shall make special effort TOMORROW, SAT.
CRDAY October 49, to exhibit full line Of CHILL
DREN'S CLOAKS, comprising sixty (6O) styles
and invite parents to call and see our stock.
We give below description Of fsw styles, O. fol-
lows:
rULLPLAIrED SKIRT. with belt and cape in
Brown and Gray stripe cloth
H fss:. $50. $500 g .sss. .e Is .7o j.
LOT No2
FULL-PLAITED SKIRT with belt and triple cape.
in dark Garnet cloth
f fss; $3.50 $3.50. g .sSs. .7 e .so o.
OF NOS
PLAIN SKIRT. with full gathered back, short cape
and plaits down 'front.' in Blue and Brown stripe cloth
Every stylish-)
Price. s7'ss. s7.Ss. $3.50.
LOT NOT.
FULLGATHERED SKIRT. with cloth revers on
waist trimmed in braid and with Belle sleevsa
Age. 8, 10, II.
Price. slo.75. sl1.25. s12. 90.
We have other styles very different from those
already enumerated but space will not admit Of fur
Their description.
COME AND SEE AND YOU WILL BE CONVINCED.
All styles Of cloth in plain colors, Checks Stripes
ana Nooby Enslish effects, handsomely braided and
sash trimmed
Several elegant styles for Misses in plain cloth
braided. with Angel sleeves
Our prices ars reasonable and range from o. so 70
". h. McKxRw.
Late r. Il. TAILOR
0cE Gas Psnnsylvsuia avenue.
CHnDanss q '!es.s.se
SATURDAY, eeF Is. 1888.
''xAs.A h. T. HUNT
Invites the Ladies 70 nspsee her ,ars, Stock and
varied Styles for CHILDREN,
FUzs AND Wars.
ous ~, DsDsrtmsns coplss.. With al tn.
SEAL AND PLUSH oARxrure
Ali Goods It New YORK p s4css variety OF Fur
"I1lxE Ec, AND .d ESyorE
CUTTINa THE CUETERs-e sec. ron oUTIoUR.
OhesolNvssnt y p Hop Bitters, Iron Rtters Hos
thing koIs faxhXoz. "a sss e 81. ss:sy systS
Suvrn WAas
OF
1A11 AND BEAUTuUL DxsloHR SOLD xxrrr.
sIvxLx At HoAx AND AbRoADl
Msnufaetursd b.
sAlCL kirk SON,
IA Baiamors u. baltimore. Ma
| EstahaishsA 16l7.
Alse JswslEy. waseAsA Diamonds end Other os.n.
L - ocl-1mo
| QUITTING THE CuTTBR6-HOD 6oo HOODS
~ Ayers and waEnsfs Log Cabin esrsaposllia
xOL6 PHARMACY.
oeAo-Ss 9TH and sta
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ue repuoucans have not nominated a very
ssrong candidate for mayor Of New YORK IN loci
N@ ne served with the Seventh regiment
IosA minua In IL brief campaigning tour
s vasoreak OF the war, and afterward was
ne was . provost marshal for a ,ortn,ob, "a -.
sssstAns 70 the United States district attorney IN
svn tor longer period. His one attempt AZ
~ cuve nonor failed when he was defeated In
running tor alderman In New York city In 1873
asAs year he was appointed q police commits
oue1, out vas saved from election from once on
su " Encouragement, incompetency, failure
~ sue ssreets clean, etc, by the expiration
~ "s efm while the certificate of removal
was N the governors hands awaiting sigma
tus~ from that time till December 1882
wnsn PRESIDENT Arthur nominated MIN for United
1870 mAnnA ne was unheard-of In politica He
oeiones 70 the stalwart school OF republicans and
W " regarded a. the special friend Of the
NJ fNoosnt Arthur, and Geo. Bliss The great
% tne people are unacQuainted with him
Inc younger generation know him only by name;
ana MS cotemporazies-he Is about nfty years OF
aSe-associate him In their memories only with
tns sra OF cliQuss and combinations inside OF his
party and ideals" outside Of It
There u something more than a mere guess In
tne idea that the nomination was given Mr..
Hrnarot as An empty honor with no notion of his
- ~s~sSAS Ous Win lie nope Oh Simply Draw
ing on votes from Mr.. Hewitt. The united
isoor party have put up . candidate In one James
.. Coogan, An east side merchant, an Irishman and
eCAehoiic. This discounts all the effect of Tam
mays nomination OF Grant, so far as the unat-
tached masses are concerned. II Grant should
withdraw In Coogan's favor, or Coogan-which is
tas lees nkely-should get out Of the way for
Grant, and Erhardt could hold the rank and fle OF
therspubncAns fast, there might be some chance OF
ia hA ntaf ain ana
Of most OF the active politician. In New York to-
oay. They hate Hewitt and It would not make
much difference TO most Of them, who got the
mayors chair, provided It were not he There is
no chance whatever OF making him resign In any
podys favor. The situation In New York city ia
- Mr.. Curtis says OF the situation In the country
NJ large complex" and. as things stand at pres
snt, Its effect On the national canvass Is measured
wholly oy the question, which Of the two great
parties can get its ticket fed out Of the local booths
In split bundles In the greatest number on cleo
ton day.
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AavertsMr-

va ere tneir own purpose bsst ana q, N. ..n.
msgrsstly accommodate THr sr., 60. .ny an,
~ BEFORE noon tomorrow their announcement, s1r
neertrs iArs. edition Of saturday, paper th. form.
=, must % sent 10 press much earlier than on
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A PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED ON ALL GAR.
MENTs SOLD BY Us
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CPEClAL QFfERlkG-To EMPLOYEs IN STATE
- war and Nssy Departments We VAL make unifor1a
sulte % otosr = foAAo~sng pr1ces b Blus b~avse
Oaoth slo; y. b biue beaver Iioth. eli. oe.or. ns
and wcrkmA nshp suArAnte-d or no ssle s1kAs-
WMwILLlAAsG kow. MoELFkksH. AUTHOR
w iasc f.1ss,s D.sscsaye Asency. oonnuniest.ons
PROMPTLY aftenooo - Ano stf1csly conndentsa Ofhco
opsn al hourA ~ Wl1AAAAA hanavsf. no AZ.
myx -6ms
IUs1Hg OLD sIAND rs THE ONLY PLACE
cold q rs&pscssh.s psA0. Aoasss cal a ~ -
ne. nyl-ea
E>oR A yIRsT-cLAss HEsrTNo STOVE RANGE
Il o. lntrohA % Low fI7ces CAL %
Lssssss ~ 1s.ss Asusissd fsssS1y. ssse
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4 sOIIiNG THE CUTTERS-21c FOR AN EN-
gnsn tooth brush; &c. for pound package Of bird
strony fI, quany 10 for bottle ANN mia. extra
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-10-06
Women Gamblers at Long BrancI

The ~favorite exploit with the women
at Long Branch this summer Is to gam
be. Probably they are led to this by
the habit of bettIeg at the horse rtc $.
At first the female curiosity to see the
interiors of the famous club houses
was gratified by morning visits in par
ties, at a time when no play was going
on. But it is now a custom OF morn
ing, noon and night to go to one OF
these gorgeous establishments, take a
breakfast, dinner or supper In the res
taurant, and then retire TO a private
room; to which the apprentices OF any
desired game are introduced. VI
| course, women who do this usually
belong to the fast coterie, but have
known of adventures by thoroughly
reputable husbands, wives and daugh-
tiers indulging in these dangerous tiger
hunts. Faro is the game usually cho.
sen. The most urbane and polished
dealer in the employ Of the house Is
always detailed for this special duty.
Judging by the enormous increase OF
gambling at Long Branch, by the open
utilization between the professional
gamblers and the village authorities,
and by the constantly extending fash.
condolences of the vice, the end OF the
present season will hardly be reached
before the ladies will sit at the public
green tables, Just as they do at Mon
AGO and Baden Baden.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-10-06

THEY TALKED OF OTHER THINAas
Yes" said he, ''life is 30 lonely,n y
ut Is lonely sometimes" she an
swered.
wouldn't it be sweet to have a lit.
tie cottage covered with ivy and honey.
suckle and lose BUSIEST"
"Oh, wouldn't it."
"And, when a fellow come, home
tired from business, to have a nice lit.
tie wife meet him at the door with a
kiss"
"Y-e-s.
"And then the summer nights, the
windows open, the sunset Just giving
light enough in the coy parlor, and
you'll mean a wife, at the piano sing
ing IN the cleaning. 1t would be love-
ly."
"I-think-it-would -be-nice."
"And then"
At this point a careworn woman
came around the corner with a pair of
twins In a perambnlator. A dead sill
ence fell upon the summer air for a
little. Then they changed the subject
A SHARP AGENT.-Bcok Agent Ito
little bo%y)-SonDy, is your ma IMP
Little boy-Yes, she's in; but l guess
you don't want to talk literachure to
her now.
"Why not?"
"Cause dinners been ready half an
hour and pa amt got home yet"
Hasty departure OF agent.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-10-06

POLLY AND THE TRAMP. Several
months ago a Spanish saiior appeared
in Orange, n. j. with a large assort-
ment of parrots. He disposed OF the
birds at reasonable figures. The parrots
had been partially trained to talk on
the voyage from the South, and many
of them had learned to speak some
very astonishing sentences. A gentle
man residing IN Llewellyn Park was
one cay overlooking some work which
was being done back of his house when
he heard his parrot which was in Its
cage on the front piazza, screaming
frantIcally:
"Get out, you son of a gunl"
The gentleman knew that some
thing was up, and he fastened to the
front of the house. AS he reached the
piazza he saw a tramp skulklng away
down the road while polly was scream
ing:
"Good byI Good by!"
The tramp WAS trying to get into the
house, and would probably have sue
ceeded had not the parrot been on the
alert.