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Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-27
LOCAL NEWS.
Braef Mention.


 Picture frames to order at Northrop's.
 Note paper cents per quire at Dorman's. William H. Conklin will speak at the Sea- mems Bethel next Sunday evening.
 Hancock lodge, I. O. o. F., of Merideh has voted to visit Quinnipiac lodge of this city May IA.
 M. c. Caldwell of Cheshire removed to this city this week. He has accepted position at the clock shop.
 Business at the L. Candee rubber manu- factory is quite brisk. About 1900 em- ployes are at work.
 Mr. Fred Wilcox and wife of Cleveland, Ohio, are visiting MT. George B. Hurd, prin- cipal of Winchester school.
 George Rabstack, aged 25, Hungarian laboreT, was killed by the cars at Bridgeport Wednesday night while intoxicated.
 MT. and Mrs. James P. Bogart returned yesterday from their wedding trip. They went as far South as Old Point Comfort and Fortress Monroe.
 Conrad Ansorge's programme for bis re. cital at Miss Bartlett's tonight proves very attractive to pianists. The Scarlatti sonata is given by special request.
 Yesterday was the first really spring-like day this year, and everybody appeared to be outdoors enjoying it. There were brisk times in the dry goods stores.
 Mir. Frank Armstrong of Bridgeport gave his daughter Lily who was married Wednss- day evening, a SIC, 900 check and three build- ing lots for a wedding present.
 The wedding recently published of Pearl P. Sperry to Miss Kate Downs should have read Pearl B. Sperry. It is not MT. Pearl P. Sperry, the Union street market man.
 Mir P. R. Yorkston of Battle Greek, Mich. is in town. Many old friends warmly wel- come him. Mr. Yorkston is secretary of the Duplex Printing company of Battle Creek, and is on East to purchase new machinery.
 L. A. D. Hendrick and F. S. Schiller re- turned this week to this city from La Sale, Ill.,, after an absence of four months. R. D. Christie, who went with them to La Sale, ,re- turns to morrow. They intend to remain here.
 Ex-Fire Commissioner l.. E. Jerome went to Greenfield, Mass, yesterday from this city to return thence with Mrs. Jerome, who ar rives home to-day from California after 8 stay there of several months. She returns with the Raymond excursion party.
 President Barbour of the Congregational college of British North America is in town, and removes his family and household ef- fecrs from this city to the presidents resi- dence at the college in Montreal this week. President Barbour has just graduated his class at the college.
 The Boston Post thinks the election of Arthur Sewell as 8 director of the New York & New England railroad presages an early consolidation of the lines south of Boston in New England, including the Consolidated, the New England and the Boston and AL bany and the Old Colony roads, truly big consolidation; but the Consolidated road directors are not lying awake nights over it.
 Sale of ssWazeI 0ueen.''
 MT. Edward Malley has sold to New York
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-27
See CutIer,s s4 Pictures.
About Artists, Materials.

Ab0ut ArtIBts' HMteF1AAss By far the most complete stock in the city, the best in quality and the most reasonable in price is found at
 CUTIER's ART STORE.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-27
Who Rrarnes Pietures2

Very many people, But the best work at most reasonable prices, the largest Tariety of mouldings and the most tasteful styles are found at CUTLER's ART STORE.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-27
See Cutler,s s4 Pictures.
News About Town.

It is the current report about town that Kemp's Balsam for the throat and lungs is making some remarkable cures with people who are troubled with coughs, sore throat, asthma, bronchitis and consumption. Any druggist will give you a trial bottle free of charge. It is guaranteed to relieve and cure. The large bottles are soc and $1. dSEw
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-27
Friday, April 27, 1888.
NEW. INTERPRETERS TO-DAY.

A Grand Display Mcintyre, Mcguire O. Boston Symphony Ofchestra-Hyperion Theater. East Rock Line-Tme of Teams. For Rent-Ten0ment-7b Howe Street. For Rent-TsDement-Prospo0 and Pleasant Streets For Rent-Tenement--5S Olive Street. For Rent-Rooms-Q. For 6als-Cemetery Lot-l,1A Chapel Street. For Sale-Piano-Charles Audley. For Eale-Stecks-H. c. Warren & Co. Fer 6ale-Forges-E. o. Cole. Hudson River Shad1W. D. Judsen. Metaphysfcs-Nrs. Hanks
 Notice-Philip Fresenius
 Pews Rented-Church of the Redeemer. Probate N0tice-Estate of George B. Bassett. Receivers Sale-Arthur B. Wright. Scotch Oats E6sence-At Druggists. Swamp Root-At Druggists'. Wanted-Work-5 Artisan Street. Wanted-Girl-l04 Prospect Street. Wanted-Corset Joiners-Mayer, Strouse & Co. Wanted-Girl-225 Whalley Avenue. Wanted-Girl-143 York Street. Wanted -Girl-H Orange Street. Wanted-Situation--47 Frank Street. George Street. Wanted-Situation-M Mrs s. G. Hancock. Wanted Situation-119 Hill Street. Warmers Safe Cure-At Druggists.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-27
See Cutler,a s4 PIctures.

RegiIding Picture Frames and Mirrors.
 Some frames are well worth regilding and others are not. Take them to Cutters art store and learn what it will cost. Regilding done in the best manner and at reasonable prices.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-27

Cuticura, the great skin cure, and Cuticura Soap prepared from 1t, externally and Cuticura Resol- vent the new blood purifier internallv, are posi- tive for every form of skin and blood disease, from Pimples to scrofula.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-27
See Cutters s4 Pictures.

Etchings in Cut1erss Gallery.
 The exhibition and sale of etchings in Cut 1er's gallery still continues and is great suc- cess The number ot visitors and buyers is unprecedented; therefore it will continue till further notice. ap26 2t
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-27

Resolvent, $1. Prepared by the Potter Drug and Chemical Co.,, Boston, Mass.
 ewSend for How to Cure Skin Diseases,' GA pages, 50 illustrations, and 100 testimonials.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-27
Patents for Inventors.
4 FRIGHTFUL SKIN DISEASE.

A FRIGHTFUL SKIN DISEASE. suaerIngs 1ntense.Head Nearly Raw The Cuticura Remedies. Messrs. Stevens & Bruner, Monroe, N. G.: Dear Sirs-About two months ago, on your rec ommendation, bought bottle of Cuticura Resol- vent, one box Cuticura Save and one cake of Cuti- has been afflicted with eczema for long time and am pleased to say that believe the remedies have cured him. His sufferings were intense, his head being nearly raw, his ears being gone except the grfstle and his body was covered with sores. His condition was frightful to behold. The sores bright cheerful in disposition, and is working ev cry day. My neighbors are witnesses to this re- markable cure and the doubling ones are requested to call or write me or any of my neighbors
 VIM. s. STEPHENSON. Winchester P. O.. Union Co.,, N. c.
 Monroe, N. C., Oct s9 1ss7 The Potter Drug and Chemical Co.,: !. Gsntlemen-dr. Wm. s. Stephenson of this coun- ty brought his son to town today to let us zee him and to show us what Cuticura Remedies had done for him. Thls is the referred to in our letter to you some time ago. To look at the boy now one would suppose that there had never been anything the matter with him seems to be in perfect health We have written and herewith inclose what his fa- he dictated.
 We are selling quite quantity of Cuticura Rem edies and hear nothing but praises for them. We regard the Cuticura Remedies the best in the mar ket snd shall do all we can to promote their sale.
 Yours truly.
 Druggists and Pharmacists.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-27
WEATHER RECORD.
INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.

WAR DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF THE CHIET STaNAL SERVICE. WASHINGTON, D. C., a.m. April 27, 1sSS. For New England: Warmer, fair weather ligh to fresh winds, generally southwest.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-27

Use the ereat specific for Hcold in head and oatarTh -DE. Eags's Catarzh Remedy.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-27
Sale of ssMazeI queen, i,

MT. Edward Malley has sold to New Work gentleman the chestnut trotting mare "Hazel Queen" record 2:s61z. She has shown pri- vate heats in 2:2615 and halves in 1:1111z. Price $1 800.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-23

frem6en 8uaren - ser greis Ser I'M 2anOe
9emabten bur6 ben freten Wttbe1
merb (6reibanOeQ auf einem 0anogebiete
beltimmt, peldeS 10 9roB, ME oaS garse
ctuiliiirte europa lit. l1nO bieier Wtit7
betperb briift bic Yreiie (unter Betbebal7
ttng meni6eupiirbtger NrbeitslD1ne) ptel7
fa6 mod Die Ereiie Der entlpre1et7
ben 8aaren IN europa berob.
unbebtngter SreiDunoel tn 30
Stanten uno 9 Serritorien, Die tnsgelalnItt
einen Sld6enraum BON mebr als 3 Wdlltoz
nen @epiertmeilen bebeden, bod crit bon 90
Miuionen Wteni6eu 6etpobnt iino; aber
,3Otlihub fir Die bier b0ber beipertbete
Nr6ett gegen bic biQige Qlrbeit zines CRIB
t9eils, Der auf glei6em Sld6enraume 300
Wftllionen @tnmobner ernGbren mus =
bas lit, in elmer 0tuBidale, Der gan3e Sinn
uno 3tpef beS amerifaniiden !3OIiuiterns
I'M @egeniube ST ben Qebren iener 8oltsz
ptrtbe, pel6e Die Ser. Staaten 5l elltem
NblaOeplabe fir Die Grseugniiie europdti6er
9ungerletoer5 Qrbeit gu MAIDEN piini6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-23

bon 8trginien nad Dem b~euttgen Wttlitl>
ftppi, nur0e BORT elmer Der Dertpegeniten
8efGmpfer Der lpantideu 6errl9dft, betDeiz
ligte Itd e6enio fi9n an ben i'm Sabre
1910 b~e9onneten er1ten merifantl 6en Sret@
beltsbetDegungel1 gegen Spal1ter1, 5etgte 1t9
TN 8riege geJe11 Gn9lanD 1872 BIS 1919
als elmer Der mutbtgiten amertt1ntlden
Soloaten, that 1t6 namentlt6 unter N1oretn
Sad on bel Seem Orleans berOor urto ipar
elmer Der 8ioniere bes i'm S. 1917 tn Die
linton a~ufgenomnenen Staates 90 l.
itppt. gta6 tbm lit bas tnl Oitltdel1
I9etle gelegene GountD &emper ge>
ran1t, 0eiien 6auptitaot 0e Galb% ebentalls
BEN gtalnert zines tapferen Grie5erS bon
beutidem @eblite trGgt. SIN County Sent
per fan6en Dor elf Subren Die 3febeIengreuel
gegen Die Talnilie CHISHOLM itatt, 0eren
6aupt, Gi6ter @6is6olnt, iamltt ietner
eole1, i'm mutbtg beGct0en Sohter gentorz
BET wur6e. Sener Geu6en &emper, cine
breiti6ultert9e Nieiengeitalt nit rot6brauS
nem @eit6t, Bate ben 9tuf 6es tapferiten
Wtaltne5 ur6 beS drgiten Slu6erS bon
Otilitiitppi unb itarb baielbit I'M Sabre
1926.
Sin an6erer Spr0BGtng Ser btrginii6en
SartiIie &emper, SSameS sam on
&emper, mar Dor fiinfsebn unb pier3ebu
S06ren @ouberneur BON Girginien. 9az
8egen gerietD Elm un6erer TliigeG Der
Salnilte inn bort9en Sa6rbunoert mad benz
Staate SEEM Oorf, u1b elmer tDrer Sprolien,
Sa6ion Gemper, itarb i'm Sabre 1870
ais 8ti6of Der ~proteitanttiden episcopal
tir6e IN Wisconitrt, iiber a6t3ig Sabre alt,
tpG6ren0 ieine S0tpelter etn glitter BON burt>
bertuno3tDet SaDren erreichte.
Sn Virgitten iclbft baben IS nod IN
n~eueiter 3ett, auBer @puDerlteur Gemper,
au6 arDere 0lobtommen altoirgintider
6eutl6er Salntltet 5u atgel eDenen StelIunz
gen gebrd6t = 10 5. 8, etn 0e3en6ort
tpelder nDr eiuigen Sa6reu ben Norfolfer
8e5irt i'm nationalen Ql6georOnete1bauie
pertrat.
Den iebigen GongreB 9eb0ren 3tpet
9ta6fon1l1en jener 0eutl6en Tan1tlten an,
tpeld)e emit ba5 Sbenan6oab>T Bal
beiie6elten, ndmlt6 Der Senator Gt0Olez
berger, BET BON letne1 0orf09ren ben
0urit, a6er nt6t bic maB6alte1oe &unit
beS IrinfenS gelernt bat. un0 Der 9tatio1alz
a6georOnete . It, Elm nod iunger Wtann,
tpel0er 8iir9ermetiter i~etlter @eburt5itaDt
Staunton ipar uno auf Der repubItfantldet
Sette 6eS icbigen acknowledgements
bauies itbt. Mu9 ser bon ibm gei9lagene
bemofratil9e @egentanotoat 8aum<
gardner itamn1t bon elmer beutiden
Santilte I'M Sbal BON 8irginien, mel6e
natiirli6 uripriinglt1 8aumgGrtner bteB.
Sn bielen 2euten alien lift baS 8emuBtz
ietn t5reS uripriingli6en 0eutidtburnS
nod ni6t auSgeitorben. ionDern es i6lumz
inert nur. Nte leidt IS pieoer getpedt
tper6en fam, baS itebt man s.8. int be-
na6barten WfarplanD, no yia9fommen Der
Glteiten 6euti6en @inpanoerutg jeBt gu ben
eifrigiten Wttglieoeru oes Der @ei0i6te Der
alten beut19elf @inipanoeru1g na6fori6enz
ben beuti6zamertfanii6en @eidt3tsbereins
ge60ren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-23

baus Itefert. - Sn Oeuti6laub fcnnt man
eim iol6es Gerfa6ren ni6t. Oort miro
benz geitGn6i9en Miti9ulbtgen, Ser alS Be
lalturgs3euge 9e9en letlte geFd9rten rteut,
nt9t poutger Straf @rlaB,l onoern nlIr
etne 6era6milberung bes Strdfurt6etls auT
6as rieort9ite geiebLi6e StrafmaB IN NuS>
ft6t geitellt.
Bebutiam %angepenoet, lit 6os Wftttel,
our6 etnen Sbeilne6n1er am 8erbreben Die
artOeren gu iberfiibren, gere6tfertigt, 6o6
MIR baum, tpern es fein anbereS Ofttz
tel our @rretdung 6eS 3tpede5 giebt. 96er
IN 1hroffem WiDerlpruG nit alien %11dtiirli>
6en Jte6tsgefiibl ite6t es, tuenn Die Staatsz
otlipaltldatt 0enjeniger, ben bic i 6perfte
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. trifft, oils Staats5euger
9egen lol6e 9lngeflaGten benubt, beren
S6ulo Die 9ertngere lit. 9aS fam in
| groBarttgem WtaBitabe BET ben groBen 8u7
DeIzPro5eiien Dnr. ga iparen es
geraoe Die S6uI6tgi item, Die als
DStdatSSeugen" i%traffrei auSgi1ge1, ipGh>
re1b Die IN eniger S1ulbtgen ms 3u9tz
bauS ipanOern muBten.
Sn 0teien Tagen fam Elm Soil bon falt
no6 acknowledgement WatBbrau6 Der vStaatSz
seu9enl6oft" Dor. 0rei Gon0ufteure Ser
g8citieitez Yfer6ebabn paren auf frii9er
Shat abgefdBt tpor0en, tpie lie nit 6ilie
BON vS6ipGgern" SabrgelO unteri6lugcr.
S6tDager (brother in law ncnnt man
eiren pom @onoufteur l1nter Dem 9tod berz
bor8e1en S6eQen5ug, bermtttelft oeiien CT
ben @mpfan9 oeS Ta9rgelbes anSet9t, p1ne
baB Ser eige1tli6e "bell punch" nm cine
Summer borriift. - Ser 8erfertiger 0ieler
tleineu 8etrugs D}0idtnen marO ermittelt
lln0 inter Wnf(Qdc QeItelt. - Stun aDer Ge>
i6d6 ba5 ltner00yte, baB Der StaatsantpGlt
6te idmlntli6en 9tebe 5u yStaotSz
aergan" madell, 5. b. t%traffret ullSgeben
laiien ipDIte, Inn Ourd tbre 0liSiagcn oeI
0e6ler, 5. 4. ben 8erferti9er bes gSerfz
5eugs, NIT beiien 6iiIfe ite geitoDlen batz
ten, tnS 2udtDdu5 3u brtnge1.
Ser &i9ter &trt 6apES tpies NIT
9tedt 6ieis !3unlut6ulg ais etnen ni6tss
tpiiroigen 0oDn auf allies 9le6t 3uritd.
2eiber aber bat iein College, BET 3tidter
Tut6tlI, Elm tpeniger en1pftnblidbeS @Drz
u1b 9te6ts7 @efii6l. St bat iid er6oten,
ben Bro5eB in Der pom StaatsantDaIt be-
ltebten Weiie 5u Derba1oeln. 80 miro
man benin ba5 i0maGDolle S6auipieL err
leben, 6aB orei 1uf Ser Shat err
tappte 0tebe bur6 i6re 3eugenauS>
iagen ben Wtann, bon ipeld)em tie baS
OiebsWerf3eug gsfalft baben, ms a3udt7
bauS liefern, elbft aber ais frete
WtGnner ben @eri6tSiaal u~eriaiien ipsroen.
SIT IS 3u D%ertpunberr, tDe1tlG iolde Ser
b%uH5ung Der Strafre6tSpflege ieoem Dfens
iden BON gelun0em 9te6rS1 un0 G6rgefit6l
0ie ttefite 8era6tung etnfl0Bt q? Q8ie fam
IS anberS ieiu, penn 8ernunft in %l1nitnn,
Bo9ltbat in 9lage berfebrt tptrD?
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-23
STE 6rer.

0iesmal finb es t~penigitens ni6t
9eut i'd e, bic bier cine relte ODnamttz
Weorbberi6p6rung ms Werf geiebt 1a6en,
lonbern 8Obm1aten; baS lit Elm Sroft.
Mber freilt0 Elm i6ipa6er, benn ibre ganSe
WeltumfrGmpelungs Weis6ett baben Die
&erle bod aus beutl6en Quelen gez
l66pft. 6auptiG6lt6, pte IS l1etnt, aus
BEN 2ebren Sobanm Mtoit's.
Den Bret in 9aft geuommenen 8cri6tp0z
rer1t, Sronef, Gbapef un6 @bIez
bun, lit cine 10 3oDe giirgl3aft auferlegt
tporbeu, baB tie bieielbe ni6t beiteuen tOns
nen unD inn @efd1gniiie abtparten l%niiiien,
tpas Die @rano Surp bei6IteBt. 9a bieie
i6on am nd6Iten Wtonta9 suiamnentrttt,
tperben tie ni6t lan9e 81 parten baben.
Wenn bic bis jebt in Die Oeffentli9teit sez
langten S6atia6en erhGrtet tperoen f0nz
nel1, 10 tperoen bic 8erbafteten auf @runo
ienes @elebeS in Qnflageitano Deriebt tper>
ben, pef6eS Die betmlihe Qnfertigun9 BON
9pnamit 81 9eiebptbrieen 3peden NIT
j~3u6t6austrafe bon 5 Bis gu % Sabren
bebro6et. Sir bic 8emelIung Der Citrate
lit benz 3idter Elm 10 tpeiter Spielraum gez
Ia1len, bamit er bic perbre9ertl6e Nbitht
in Betrabt 3te9en fann. Wenn beiptelen
pIroe, DaB Der 3pef Ser 0pnamtt>8erz
i0~p0rung bic @rn1orbung etlter Nn3abl
Wlenl6en par unb baB 0teier 3tped nur
6ur6 einen 3ufau p~erettelt muroe, 10 Dare
oas b06ite DOn1 @eieBe geitattete StrafmaB
(25 Sabre 3u6t6aus) ntbt gu bod. So,
IS fe6lt ni9t on gang %beionnenen unb rubiz
gen W1eni6en, Die in ioldem Sale iel6lt
Sic 9Obesitrafe ni6t fir gu itreng baIten
piiroen.
lin oas begretft@ su finben, brarl6t man
1t6 nur tlar 5u MAIDEN, oaB 0erl6porun9en
ipie bteientge, tDel6er bic bret 8o9mafen
besi6ttgt itno, bOQig auBerbalb Der 0orause
iebungen iteben, auf tpelde unier Strafre6t
beorinoet tit. sic iiuo 8erbre6en Don
elmer Qrt, an bereu Meogli6tett BET Der Nbz
faliung unierer be~itebenoen StrafgeleBe gar
nibt geba6t Wurbe. 9Gtte man bamala
oaran geoa6t, OaB cine tSefte erttitebeu
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-23

Gdrbs o6er g9aub3oG fir MQes, mas
Der Sitben er5elet: oas 1T Das
qanse vBrtnatp" bel Der Wez
ididte. Die Wils'i6e Sarif Gorz
lage lit nad ibrem Stnn un6 3tped nidtS
Nn6ereS, ais Elm 3oufrieg 6eS Subens
9egen Sen 81 oroen.- Wer nun IN Dieiem
Rriege bur6als auf Setten beS Siioens
iteben IN III, - no, ben fanu man ia nt6t
baran perbinbern. Sab es bod audi 3ur
3eit bes pieriGbrigen 8iirgertrieges genlg
uno ii6ergenllg Qeute int Norben, tpel6e
benz SiOen Steg wlnldten! Mtan nannte
ite @opperbea6s.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-23
GfndtS. 9e1t0eW+

8ei Der Experimentation Qlrt 6eS getpeisz
~Derfobrens In Ser engLti1>amerifanil6en
Strafre6tspflege lit es nt6t 81 pernletOeH,
baB, penn beri6iebene Gbetlnebmer al
einem Gerbre6en porbau6e1 itno, etllem
ober Dem anbern Strafloitgfett 5u9eltd0ert
tptr6 untcr Ser 8ebingung, oaB er pest
(~squeals) 5. 3. ietne &erbre6enss9 enpllen
perrdtb. Gr lit bann uStaatss 3eu8e" ntto
ent9e9t Ser Strafe baOur6, DAB er letne
@enoiien an ben @jaIger, oOer ms 3udts
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-23

ltrto oas Tertrauen porous, tpel9e er ii6
ourd cine i'm @an3en ebrlide urlb quite urb
m per .6ra9e bon Den 0ffentli6en 2Gnz
Oeretett logan por5iiglt6e Understanding
ernarb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-23
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-23
SCR 9apH ots,o Die sSrtamoer.

Sn BEN lebten Tasen RES 9(priIs 6teies
SSabres ri6tete CAN'T geo Ser 0rcis
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THE PRESENT MEMBERSHIP.


There has been corresponding growth through
out the entire organization. Beginning with six
or seven hundred members, the Grand Army now
numbers 400 600. II is estimated by life insurance
experts that OF the 2, 100000 men in the service
curing the late war, there are now about $780,
600 living. OF the survivors Of this great
army or veterans 1t Is claimed that nearly one
half are now members OF the Grand Army. With
this roll OF membership IL is not surprising to learn
that since 1871 the Grand Army has disbursed for
charitable purposes two millions Of dollars.
There is quarter OF a million OF dollars expended
yearly for the relief OF the sick and poor Of the
veterans OF the late war and their families. The
almost phenomenal growth OF the order in recent
years Is explained partly by the charitable work
that Is being done and also BY the fact that as the
soldiers grow older they feel drawn toward each
other and find a sympathetic comradeship In each
others society that they experience no where
else.
The Grand Army, the members seem to think,
instead OF having outived its usefulness is begin
ming 10 be what 1t was intended TO be, an 0rgani-
Zaton composed OF all the veterans OF the late war;
With the experience OF the check which the organ
izaton received some years ago, the rule prohibt.
ting political discussion and political movements
OF any kind Is strictly enforced and to-day the
members say that the Grand Army Is absolutely
q n0n-partisan organization.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-12

How A BunGLAR Was CAPrrnxp.-At oufpcy.
MasA, John w. Powell, who claims 70 Be non
PhfladelphiA was Uncovered In the house q Hon
Duter. who lay sick In his bed touched an eiect1c
bell as the burglar entered the room ana alarmed
ne house sanford Dav1A the coachman. grappisd
escape; put after having . pair q iron tou1Gs
broken ovse his heed ana receiving . severe bios
was held Tor tho action q rs grznd lusy = -
sum q Loo 77.|
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-12
Kitty Malone.

It's telli Nm, my story; yer, ,,s ashin mn
The children are down wild the fayver
And mesif, am not over well.
"Wher's PATTI shure. now. ys are taysin;
Who knows. when man IL sway
The womin must bide wild the babies.
And niyer be idle Or play.
"Out Of work. shure We are right Miss.
Not haPworth he's done for year.
And scrubbin' that kapas US all here.
"Yesee. Miss when Pat il q slaypIn'
So swate. and draInin Of heaven,
Why, tends the babies and washes
For you folks In two twenty seven.
and thin I'll be mindin' the ehildsr.
The fayyer ID hard on 'em dear;
What ais the likes OF ye lady,
"Ye see, as said. while Pats .laypip'
I'm airnin' our pennies for bread.
81 Sasslas sa The e S. SSSS s 70 Sed
at keeps me that busy. never
Know whether u rains or IL SHOWS.
These poor little lambs would 6e froze'
'Twould make ye TO smile, could We see
How he'll coax for bit OF tobaccy.
And hangs round the likes OF poor me.
MAKE him works Now my lady ye're foolin';
Do you think he could stand 1t the tub
And wiring ont the clothes for the gentry,
Or 80 down ON his knees for to scrub'
PATS moighty fine man. thin my lady;
Does he drink" Shure, piver n drop;
He Is aisy, my Pat. an he tells me
'ehure. Kit sou will never give up
"An' no more viii ! thin. while my babies
Creep round ON this old cabin floor.
And Pat he smokes on. continted,
And throws LIE Q smack At the door.
"'Down-hearted.' Oh. bless ye swate lady
1heros times whin can't spake prayer,
The baobies mAyhap wsntin' breakfast
And me not crust for the pair.
'pr the meal may be gone from the cupboard
VI the landlord has asked for his rint-
On. me heart goes down like stone, Miss,
Ana NE. not ovnin'A emit
And Pat, oh. he list goes away thin
Men cannot blde trouble AZ home;
Aud ~ Well. Kitty Mccarthy
Was gaysr nor Kitty Malone"
Oh, tsndsr and true hearted womauhood,
whsther found In palace or cot,
what Knows the world OF thy yirsuos
How soon thy toll 10 forgot!
On the roll OF the army IT martyrs
write . name on pure white stone.
Oniy God and the ANGELS know thee,
Poor battle SCARED Kitty Malone.
barn TASxArT wooDG
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