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base bail.
HOW THE SATURDAY CONTESTS RRsuLTED-NOTRS
FROM THE FIELD.

HOW THE SATURDAY CONTESTS RRsULTED-N0TRS
FROM THE FIELD.
Outside OF the battery there,was not an error
charged TO the Senators in the game on Saturday,
but the game went to Pittsburg by a score OF to
1. Morris was very effective, and the Washing
tons could do nothing with his delivery. Whitney
was In the box for seven. innings, when he was
struck In the breast by liner and gave place to
Gilmore. P1ttsburg made hits and errors, AMI
Washington hits and errors Chicago won
from Philadelphia by a score OF to 4, by hitting
hard In the seventh and eighth innings Van Hal
Iren and Darling and Gleason and Clements were
the batteries. Chicago made hits and errors,
and Philadelphia hits and errors. The Detroits
defeated New York TO 8. conway and Bennett
and Titcomb and Murphy were the batteries. The
errors we're apiece, and the hits by Detroit and
z by New York. superior and punched batting
won the game for Boston from Indianapolis by a
hits were IL by Boston TO by Indianapolis. The
batteries were Morett and Myers and Clarkson
and Kelly. AT MISUNDERSTANDING, O; Kansas
City, 1. At Baltimore-St Louis, q; Baltimore, J.
AT observation-disclosures, B; Cleveland, o. At
charlottesville, q; Athletic, ..
Sunday games: AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, 8;
Cleveland, l. AT BrOOklyn-BroOklyn o; Kansas
City, o.
1--WE don't care so much for these games" Wal
ter Hewett remarked last night. "The main thing
Is 10 get our men into condition for the home
games."-Detroa Tribune.
Keep your eyes Open friend slate maker Detroit
Is continuing TO climb upward.
The Washington club Is now satisfied with one
rum as for winning game that would keep them
awake nights-Boston Globe.
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LOCAL MENTION.


Publications. for the "a hours commencing at D. M
For the District OF Columbia, and virginia slight
Changes in temperature. rain, preceded In north
ern Virginia and the District OF Columbia by fair
weather fresh to brisk easrerly winds.
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EoR RkNT-UNFURNIeHED.
lid = we n ~; 4; sse ,ozses
lbs 10Th ts IL ish $: st. ior
IS va ave- r.. 10, 1871 10Th 81 OF
isSs ~ 81 9S So st t'n St g
isdo S ~; ave- TT s3 81 Si2 ave. yr &. q
,54 2s!h st NV lar so i!isS st a@.. iir 40
s fss S ga: Il ). an n W.
$t "a eli 1889 G1 1.
~ iss1 st l4 4 = t. NV NV s 81 %
NV 1879 1919 Srr2 & :vs: g. sr
$t ta i. lam mes: !. q ID; $S5 ::
Ss ''''' f III ss.Pfs
Ifa sS ;a,, s n; x....-ss$al 10th s. n ..sss
i4 @s t 5ah ST =. n 5th St g g
's ~rs,. .s'' st. n g 'f
trOR RENT-FURNIsHED. FROM JUNE Is. )
posture: very aesrsse for sumer @odersss rent e
family Of adults; references. 1903 St W. IT.
FOR RENT UMFURNIsHED-l45 ST, IA
sss ~" '' WHITAKER hEi' En- . JSR6AS corner
my2l-3t 14I7 + st.
FOE s,a EE ,s.;dsIa OWNER OF NEATLY FUR
containing "a rooms and bathroom Intending
his turn,turs books will rent his house
IS less s aa ssn,R5 fSr S
furnished Apply at once. A0"'' "'"'A '''A' ".-
%, ~. FITCH. FOX BROWN.
my2I-G. 1437 Penn. ave. NV.
EOR RENT-JUNE lsT. NINE-kOOM BRICK
Apply to JOHN q ahGES. isaS l4sh st. 'n st
r EcOR RENT-6ls 9Th NV. ROOMS AND BATH
6l9Pn.w. rooms and bath, mod imps; eos.
22S W1he me-, rooms and bath, mod imps
4O7 5th ne. s rooms and bath; sl5s3
my21-3t WALKER WILSON. 10O6 +.
EOR RENT-FURNISHED-FROM OCTOBER 1
u or tor sale. house l227 10Th St. jefferson
tnree-story double brick eighteen room, three ba, h
rooms, wine closet. large landry light dry bias
| under Whole house, side yard most substantial con
GEO. c. MAYNAKD. 11S5 De sales & myxi-Si:
I'OR RENT
Il Furnished house within one square of street cars
rooms and bath delightfully."- located; to Oct LIST
myal-3t HILL l. JOHNSTON, 73s 18th st. NV.
Tor RENT--TEN R JON BAY-wINDow BRICK
al modern improvements; south front; convenisn
10 schools market and cars; no physician in neigh
borhood rent $50. Apply next door. sos st. NV.
IrOR RENT-OR SALE-THAT FINE PROPERTY
corner residence Of 20 rooms d pc ndent OF bath
closets, &c bath rooms and closets on I'd and 81
noors has foqr.sta sta lie and carriage lot q
feet inches by LAT feet to 80 loot alley; will b,
sold ut bargain or rented furnished unfurnishet
to- good tenalt at reasonable rate this is unques
uonaoy one OF the finest properties III the city. Fo
further pai ticuars and Permit to inspect the
appyto ThOS Z. wAGGAMAN.
my2l-3t 9l7 st. NV.
LNOR RENT-JUST FINISHED
Il HOUSE 1908 THIRD ST. n. W.,
| with all m odern improvements.
PERFECT GEN OF HOUSE
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+. j. W. Robertson has bought OF A. L. Barber,
for $1,000, lot J, blk 3 lie Droit Park. L p. Shoe
maker has bought OF J. W. BOteler, for ST. 800 sub
49, SO. 237, 80 by 1O6 feet on the corner OF 14th
street and Wallach Place northwest.
ID. Minister has bought OF j. Anthony for So, 600
sub lot 80, in square 51s, No. AT street. between
4th and 9Th streets northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-21

UoB PRINTING or EVERY DESCRIPTION
SEArLY DONE AND PROMPTLY EXECUTED BIZ
BYRON g. ADAMS
my2-lm 5l4 sth IT. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-21

In tbs THREE NECESSITIES OF clothing. Qualty,
style and Fit, own make VIII meet Inc require
meats OF the most exacttng.
EIsEHAN Bios, 9TH and Z,
The only Manufacturing Clothiers and Tailors In
Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-21

MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE OF WEALTHY
BRoKER.-Jas. Lyons, well known and wealthy
Brooklyn real estate owner, has been missing from
his home In that city since last Tuesday, and all
efforts on the part Of his family AMI friends to find
any trace Of him have proved unavaiing He was
last seen at the Courlandt Street Ferry going over
to Jersey CITY where he Is believed to have taken
train on the Pennsylvania road for either Balti-
more or Washington.
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ICOR RENT-JUST FINISHED
Il HOUSE 1905 THIRD ST. n. W.,
with all m odern improvements.
PERFECT GEM OF HOUSE
Seven rooms, including bath.
Closets in every room, with hallway gas and water
large concrete yard
60 and see it. kent e2O. 50 per month
House open tor inspection.
u. II. WARNER 4 CO.,
my1S-4t GIG St n w.
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The LaWyerus C0uventiOo.
TIE NATIONAL BODY 70 MEET IN THIS CITY TO
MORROW.

MORROW.
The lawyers convention, to assemble here to-
morrow for the purpose Of forming a national bar
association, Will be called to order by Col A. s
worthington, the president OF the Bar Association
of the District az O'Clock tomorrow at the Uni
versalist church. A part Of the main floor OF the
church has been reserved for the members OF the
Bar Associationof the District and their families
and for ladies accompanying visiting delegates.
The gallery Will be open TO the public. Admission
to that part OF the main floor OF the church which
is to be occupied by the delegates win be upon
tickets issued to all delegates having credentials
from any bar association In the United states.
The headquarters OF the Delegates resident and
nonresident, will be at the red parl0r OF the En-
bltt House, where the committee Of arrangements
and members Of the reception committee will be
In constant attendance when the convention Is
not In session. A number OF delegates from 81.
Louis, Dayton, Toledo, and West Virginia haveAl-
ready arrived. All delegates should report on ar
rival at the headquarters to present his creden-
tials and sign the roll OF delegates.
MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-Marriagel licenses have been
issued to Chas w. Skilman and Annie d. Newton;
w. J. Tyler and Maggie NJ. Ford, both Of Richmond,
Va; John w. Warder and Martha L Sweeney;
James Nelson and Bunie Barron, both OF Rich
mond, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-21

X. W. HENDERSON Co.. lib street. Choice
wall papers, window shades, &C.
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ONE CENT DANAGEs.-This morning in Circuit
Court No. the sealed verdict Of the Jury in the
case Of l. ii. Lamb against the Baltimore and Pc
tomac Railroad CO. TO- damages to property on
Virginia avenue southwest was opened. 1t was
for the plaintiff for one cent damages
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-21

RUN OVER By Tw0-HoRss WAGoN.-This morn
Ing as Mr.. j. Edward Jones, one Of the bailifs OF
the Criminal Court, was crossing 9th street at D
street northwest, he was knocked down by a two
horse business wagon. He was picked up. and as
he supposed that his only injury was flesh
court house. He was taken with fainting spell,
however, and was removed to his home on i4th
street near q street northwest. 1t is feared that
he is injured Internally.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-21

A SUNDAY BAR CASE.-In the case OF the Dis
trict against John l. Keith convicted for keeping
his bar open on sunday, Mr.. T. c. Taylor has filed
made that defendant was not tried upon a valid
information or presentment by grand jury; that
the record and proceedings under which the
cause comes into this court are void, and because
the Information did not originate In an issue from
this court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-21

Business N Europe Is promptly executed by the
.erlna.n- American Agency, as 7th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-21

A LUXURY AND NECESSITY for rich and poor who
wish TO enjoy good health, and who do not wish to
resort 10 bitter, nauseouS liver medicines and Ca
tharics Is the concentrated California LIQUID fruit
remedy, syrup OF Figs, All druggists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-21

Coon BRAND COLLARS,
3 for SOC.
The best and latest.
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II TO BE FINISHED JUNE l.
A few of the eleven Houses west side of
Portner Place. between and and 14th and 18th
sts location: nice neighbors: in every
room: hallway vestibu e tiled; range in kitchen:
latrobes balance of house, hot water pantry
and china closet Bathroom concrete cellar pspered
throughout.
Don't them
$50 per month.
Keys at 2O09 Portner Place my9-wks3ws
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LUR KENT
II 1926 A. st. s.w., store
and dwelling.........$.,0
341 ID st. s. W., 7r., mod.
INSTRUMENTATION. o.0O
SO7 9TH st. s.w., 6r. 1880
4S1 l st. s.w., Or, W. l4.30
lao ID st. Sc, Or water snd
gas. ......... 1000
d Nj It. s,w., Ar. IS
LII Sd st. Sc, Ar. q
my13-3ts &. II. PA
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LOh HIM
TBS ], 14r.. an mi. 81
92l U. l3r., all III. i. d
12s:2sy NY. ave-, l2r. mi. D
95l Q ST., Sr. &store,h-i :
sos ii st. ne, Or. ..-....2
l20S Wylie st. me-, ORA. >
S25 10Th st e.. Or. III
013 18th st. ne. 5r. II
myl-ln SWORMSTED
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-21

The WoMANs INDUSTRIAL UNION.-At meeting
saturday night OF the Woman's Educational ana
Industrial Union several committees were an
pointed with the following named members as
chalrmen: Finance, Mrs. Henrietta Metzerott:
printing, Mrs H. B. Sperry; social AFFAIRS Mrs DR.
Lamb; library, Mrs. A. II. Mohl; education Mrs
Lucy A Leggett Mrs DIR. Newman was elected
president OF the union.
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MATCH RACE, Brightwood, May %, 3:3Op.m.

wEMANuFAcTURE all the clothing we sell There
fore don't ask you TO take a second or third party
guarantee, but hold ourselves responsible.
EDENAN BROS, 7th and E
The only Manufacturing Clothiers and Tailors In
waShinutOn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-21

CoIBURN's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Brand Is the
King OF Condiments Flavor and pungency COM
blned In perfection For sale by Grocers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-21

MILE NoGuEIRAs' CoNCERT.-At the concert to
be given at Aloaugh's Opera House on Wednesday
afternoon at O'Clock by Mile NOgueiras tine SYM
phony Orchestra Will play SOusa's 'CouuetJe -
Nile Nogue;raS will sing no less than four num-
DerS-the aria from Mozart 9 "Marriage of Figaro
song by Wine. viardot. the jewel song from
.Faust,' and the wood scene from Lucia the
two latter In character.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-21
BUSINESS CHANCES.

"ROyal Glue'' mends China, GlassWood, &C,
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VALUABLE PROPERTY AT ArcrroS-Attentto, a.
called 20 the sale advertised by Walter b Will ans
Co, auctrs. OF valuable improved property from
ing on street. between 9th and 10th streets north
west, ana on 9th street, between 1 street and New
York avenue northwest, TO take place THURSDAY
afternoon az 5 80 and O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-21

VNOR RENT-AT ST. To SD SOTO DESIRABLE
II tenants II taken at on,e have concluded TO rent
those beautiful three and two story and back bu ng
(Eew) Houses st. and Linden Place; pass the
door; houses have to 10 Rooms, bath mod improve
ments pretty oak mautels all through and very
cheap at these rents. W. E BURFORD,
INFLOW 1422 New York ave.
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IHE WEisBAcH sroCK.-Cp 70 the closing of its
ONCE saturday night nine-tenths OF the capifal
STOCK OF the WelsDach Inca ndescent Gasliyhr Com
pany had been taken. ana considerable Of the re-
naming snares have been taken to-day. The
books VIII close at 10 o'clock To- night whom the
company VIII be organized II Is understood thar
Nyron NJ Parker viii be president, and john WI.
CorSOQ treasurer W.
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NOR RENT
+ 1855 Mass. ave.,
2lr...................$15U
l7I7-iy-2I q, Tor. ca. 81
1910 z St.. ] 1r. 10
1O1l q st., l3r. ..........6 80
1878 l4th ST., 14r......0O
l34y q St.. 7r. and bath.50
301 L n. e.. st. h dw.40.:35
1908 ) St, 7r. 80. 30
1852 goth St., IT.. 80. 30
Howard ave., Mt. Pleas
ant, Sr. and stable. 80
Meridian ave-. Mt. Pleas
ant, Or. 30
717 8 St, Or. %. oU
myl9-Tt JOHN SHE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-21

RARk OPPORTUNITY TO OBTAIN fine business
psOperty on seh street, opposite the General Post
once and near street PRESENTS itself An The
trustees sale advertised 20 take place tomorrow
nIternoon This property Is situated ON one Of the
best squares On 9TH street northwest
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-09-15
POOR MARBLE HEART.
lie Meets the Man with the Iron Tlsr and
Learns "a Lesson.

Learns "a Lesson.
A young man from some interior
town. who was i'm that condition known
rs "spruug," was scciing "A skirmish
at the corner Of woodward aud Jcffcr-
son avenues yesterday. Ilc said ho
was the young man Of the Marble
Heart, whatever TINT is, and that no
felt lonesome bccauschc hadn't shed
somebody blood for tirco long hours.
Tho policeman on tho beat warned in
fathcrly wGy 90 scuttcr himself over
the city, but BE replied.
"Not q sG,ttcr' Honor choins mo
here. / an tho man OF tho Marble
Heart
Yes, butyOu don't want % bc locked
up, TAX, H. protested tho officer
There's ~ uso in getting into trouble
because Uur heart isn't made on tho
regular PIN
Buthe youldntgo. He wanted goro
and othc' high-priced summer Roods,
and waiting until The officer was o block
nway ho bristlcd up 20 man with u
basket N his arm aud dared him %
look cres-cycd.
II wirn so 20 kopo or exclaimed
the mn as hc moved along.
Tholnau Of the Marble Heart moved
after I'm Thon the basket dropped.
tho yong man went into tho gutter IN
"a hop. and sport declared him
knocicd out IN tho first round. Tho
POLICEMAN returned nnd picked him up
aud called the wngOn, and u was not
until tho victim reached Tho station
thafhc spoke Then he said
.S'all right Man Of tho Marble
Heat can't stand up - tho Man with
the ron Fist Didn't know 10 boforc,
but shall remember IL now always
remtAbcr it. t."-Dcir1h Free Prcss.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-09-15
MALE ELOQUENCE.
now ~ Was Appreciated by the Dirootress
Of Female Seminary.

II was commencement day at Madame
Brcckinbridgo's seminary Row i, j.
Olllot Pcaso had como several hundred
miles 10 speak words Of wisdom 90 The
graduating class Of fourteen young
ladies, and direct their cagcr foot into
tho right pnths of duty and happiness.
This speech was two hours long; tho
hall was crowded, and the heated audi
cncc listened I'm brcuthlcss admiration
while be- poured vollcy utter vollcy Of
rcd-ho' advice upon the heads Of thro
helpless young women. Mudnmo
Brcckinbridgc sat on the platform with "A
cnlm smile, through n all, md when IL
was over she thanked tho reverend
gentleman IN her most gracious man
ucr
But, n'ier tho crowd and tho speaker
wcro gone, sho called the young ladies
around her, and privately address them
~ follows:
Young ladies, you have to-day been
permitted 20 listen 20 n learned man,
whilc he told you what hc knew about
young women Young ladies, wish 20
give you u provcrb. which trust you
will always remember. II H. this: "A
man ncvcr shows what he docs not
know ~ much ns when ho attempts 20
tell what ho knows about women
II should be- thoroughly ashamed Of
any one Oi you II / ever heard you OK
press such idiOtic sentiments ~ those
with which tho reverend Rcntlcman has
favored M to-day. lle knows not hall
30 much about young women o. you
know about Gntliug guns and Winchcs-
Ter rifles Should any ono Of you fOl-
low The advice hc has given you to-day,
yOu would only prove n lamcntaDlc fail
urc In every department ~ lifo which
await yOI
Young ladies. IL has cost me just
niuc'y-Gvo dollars 90 secure this gentle
mans services here to-day. Young
ladies. next year the commandment ad-
dress will b. delivered by some intelli-
gent cultured woman, who knows
whereof sbc speaks.
Pcrhaps you have listened 20 Rev
Nr. Pcasc in Tho past commencement
season. - Detroit Frec Press
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-09-15
. Century Under Water.

An interesting naval relic has just
boon placed upon tho north terrace nj
Windsor Castle. It's history is recorded
on talbot affixed TO the side OF its
mahogany mounting. Tho inscription
IS us follows: This gun formed part Of
tho armament Of his majesty fdp
Lutinc, totally lost OIL the coast Of lIol-
land on the 9th OF October, 1899. On
the conclusion Of peace the wreck,
which contained largo treasure, was
handed over by tho Dutch Government
10 the corporation Of Lloyd's, whore
tncru tho treasure idd boon Insured.
The wreck was imbcddcd In sand In
ninc fathoms Of wntor. In 1880 this
gun was snlvcd, having lain nearly ono
hundred years below tho sea, and was
presented 90 her majesty ,luscn
Victoria, who was graciously plcasS %
accept 10 from tho corporation Of
Jloyd's.' The gun stands opposite IN
ombrasuro commanding tho Doa1's
garden. N J.. star.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-09-15
FOR FLESHY PEOPLE.
An Outline of the schweniugcr Treatment
for Obesity,

Tho system OF Prof Ernst Schwcnin-
ger for the treatment OF obesity, which
was introduced here about two years
ago, has by this time been sufficiently
tested 10 demonstrate that any body
who will detorminedly follow the regi-
men prescribed by II can rcducc his
flesh To any reasonable degree Desired,
IL being understood, of course, that his
physical condition is not such 10y roa-
son of incurablo heart or kidney
disease as 10 make reduction pcrlous.
And there is just one thing about IL
that Is hard 20 got used 20. That's tho
absolute prohibition OF all liquids dur
ing meals and for an hour before and
mn hour aftcr each meal. II docs not
seem SO difficult 20 do without fluids 10
wash down ono's food until IL is tried.
and the iron pressure OF habit in sip
ping and ovon gulping wntor, wine.
milk, tea, or coffee while eating is
realized. The very fact of prohibition
socms 20 make ono moro intensely
thirsty, and the juiciest food takcs on
the astringcnt dryncss OF chcwod
ipomcgranate riud. OF course. ono be-
comes accustomed 20 IL after awhile.
eventually does not feel any desire for
liquids at the prohibited timos, and
even finds less disposition 10 drink AT
any time than he had before. Then
his reward comes. not only in the re-
,duction OF flesh, but in surprising
diminution of the nuisance OF pcrspirn-
,tion. which is tho misery of all fat
men.
II must not be supposed that this
shutting of ofliquids is the whole OF tho
treatment, though IL appears 90 be the
most important requirement That
ranking next 10 10 is that ono must not
gorge with food, especially food in
which sugar and starch are largely
component parts.
Tho Iron Chancellor still lives by
Schwcningcr rules and in doing 80
,kccps down his tendency 10 growing
fat and remains wonder OF vitality
and vigor nt his advanced age No
longer ago than last April one of tho
special dispatches told how lbs re-
strictcd himself in eating 90 n light
breakfast aud substantial dinner, with
no liquids at meals and only glass OF
wine daily, taken just before retiring.
One experiment with the bogus system
of thrco pints OF wator before breakfast
by Bismarck would doubtless afford
Germany another lrst-c'ass fuucrnl.
Thoro Is no royal road 90 relief from
corpulence that may h.4'f'nvelod with
ease and safety, and without sclf-sac-
rifico Nostrums are from time 90 time
advertised IA alIording it-such ~ ono
now doomed in England, and finding
not few dupcs hcro-but they do not.
Starvation la Banting, and the nos
trum cures that profess 10 reduce Rlut-
tons while practicing their gluttOny II
thoy will only "tako n wincglassiul ut
cach meal" arc oliko dangerous hum
bugs. Renouncing liquids seems 20 be
demonstrated the safest aud best thing
when accompanied by duo moderation
In eating. But In no case Is 10 ubso-
lutely safe fora fat person ~ adopt any
rc1lly effective measures sS~ rcducing
weight without thorough preliminary
knowledge Of tho nctial condition Of
his vital orguns-N y. Sun.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-09-15

When a young man occupies q
plac IN which those who DO business
Within naturally expect 70 Hud ago
and Experience. he sometimes resorts
20 q isc ~ mike up FOR tho deficiency.
a yong physician relates that, being
calld upon % attend patient who.
he XIV. would expect 20 800 an elderly
and lignihod gentleman instead oi a
pcrst Of almost boyish appossance.
he TAX with him an assistant, having
giveihim Instructions always 90 ad-
dros him a. doctor" and 20 oct
towal him In the most dcierentisl
way This plan 20 win his patients
trushDd respect succeeded admirably,
andfa the means vi increasing bis
leIlb! practice.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-09-15

A now Senator, being t0td by a
newspaper correspondent just ~aat tho
Senate had done I'm executive cossion,
exclaimed: why, VIC haven't bo,s two
hours out Of executive session. How
did you ret hold OF all thisP Ud "a
Senator tell you?' NO" said tho COT
respondent "An cmployo Of the Sem
ute" persisted the Senator. NO."
said the correspondent. "Wcll, then,
how did you find IL all out?' asked tho
Senator anxious with curiosity. ia
like 20 otcll YOU said the correspond
cnt, with II droll smile, "but ] can't
Senators are 80 loaky. IhtladcilItta
Record
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-09-15
THE BUSINESS OT THL LATE
PATRICK QUINN,
Furnishing Undertaken IN. Eza.In"'
WILL BE COS1ISrED AZ
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