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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-19
N W. BOWIE. Real Estate Auctioneer.
GRANITE, GRANITE, GRANITE.


coN NKF RfGHWos SALE OF TEASE Of EASP
THE RICHMOND AND ALLEGffANY RAIL
BEDS BEDS Of aS FINE iH GkANfTE iNhAhAosilbLE
BY virtue of the decree will
north l lth street in the city Of Richmond, Va, on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER TWENTY, 1885,
At ONE O'CLOCK p NJ, the Tract of Land above re-
the city Of Richmond. on the Richmond and Aeshany
isnSs S4 which it has very very long front
nne quality OF San,s on which account this land has
a co aon this a and move as that the
Chesapeake and Ohio and the Richmond and Allegheny
shipment of stone east is ali that could be de-
and land o the only ea
directly to that part Of our country.
twelve and eighteen months for notes. with interest
added and title retained.
JAMES PLEAsANTs, Special Commissioner
In the Circuit Court of the County Of HenricoPamer
and Others VS. Beattie &C:
W that James G Rensans Sas
duly given the bond required of him by decree entered
Given under my hand this I'd day Of November. 1885,
nS-lOt W. 8. LEAKE. Clerk
VNRUsTEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROvED
a and S1sEhhhahs
q as IN s0sss s
1922. the undersigned trustee will offer for SALE at
81 J. F
O'CLOCK p the south half of original Lot eight (S),
Ss
Of the purchase money u cash and the residue equal
az per cent deposit Of hundred lsioo dollars
xap Il u S.s.
'' 5HS e
WEEKS Co, Auctrs. n2-d&ds
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Economical.

From the Lewiston Journal
The most economical man in Maine has been
found. He will buy small load of wood and
saw 1t six times to save fire, make soap with
the ashes, wash clothes with the soap, and
grease his boots with the suds,
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer
THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

cHA AZ, YSE SALE OF yALuABLE IMPROVED
WITH sfo 10 Bh!S ss pSEVHfs
STREET rI S,oRThMEsT, AND THREE. Two.
AND i345 SIXTH sfREET SokTHME si >''
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of tho
the amended decree passed November ., isss in the
s, On ed Ls kS Se Louise Kurt, e No
4 DAY AZ ST " MNP ss
Al ForR O'CLOCK = NJ, the south ffteen Is feet
from front . rear Of lot thirteen - IN square
y
ro Ss N on he s sMp n tsee n9rawss NORM
O'CLOCK P NJ, the said trustee van in like manner
four h1aa rea sns
mpr9yed 10y thrse tSG-s,ory frame dwellings,,
Terms OF sale: one-third cash aud the balance in
one and two yesrs from the day q sale With interest At
the premises sold the purchaser or purchaser. may
q & The SIGN tsas
Will be sold as an entirety A DEPOSIT Of 5000 each
and sixth street properties If the terms Of sale are
complied with within ten days after the sale the
cost the defsutins purG6aseT or purcs.ers .ia
hNe days previous advertisement. AL oonveyapcin9
ROBERT H. T. LEIpoLD,
nol2-eodSds 1881 ST. NV. Trustee.
sA sf Ff HAbU 1dNStR IN
FIRST STREETS SOUTHEAST.
s,lst %, Of COSma Pa,sed in hqu,y cause No
public auction in front of the premises on TUESDAY
TWENTY SEVENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER AID
lSss, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM, LOT
Fifteen i %, in SQUARE SIX HUNDRED AND
NINETY SIN (636D.
of the purchase money in cash and the residue
equal instalInents payable respectively and
years from day of sale with interest secured by deed
OF trust upon the property or all cash. at the option Of
the purchaser. deposit of hundred "a O0) dol
lars Will toe required when the property il struck Oh
Terms OF sale to be complied with In days from
day of sale property resod at risk of defaulting
purchaser AL conyeyan At the cost OF the pur-
chaser. W. H. SHOI.ES. Trustee.
.-..-. 4l0 5th st. NV
DUNCANSON BROS Auctioneers nl4d
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GEO. ". sTICKNEY, AuctiOneer, 936 F st.

GEO. W. sTICKNEY Auctioneer 936 ST.
WILL OFFER AT PUBLIC SALE. IN FRONT OF
TWENTY-THREE 1858. AT HALF-PAST FOt r
AO'CLOCK =. NJ, HOUSES NUMBERED 2UO5 AND
ZOO NINTH STREET NoRTHMEsT. SAID
Terms easy and made known at time Of sale; 800
COMPLIED with in ten days. GEO. W. sTICkNEY,
nl1-dts Auctioneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF DESIRABLE LOT AND
~ FRAME HOUSE. NEXT NORTH OF No. 6l5
SECOND STREET SOUTHWEST
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the
% the he Gnd m E E4 Gs1S suS SS
THiRTiETH DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. %. isss. al
FOUR O'CLOCK IN THE AFTERNOON the south
fronting % feet inches on second street southwest
with depth Of 80 feet to a wide alley improved by 1
twostory Frame Dwelling, being the property Of the
Terms of sale Cash. or, at option Of purchaser one
thid cash one-third At six months and onethird at
per cent. Deposit Of $50 al time of sale If
not complied with in ten days right reserved TO resell
at risk and cost OF detauting purchaser Conveysncn
WILLIAM H DENNIS. Trustee,
412 Louisiana ave.
nlf-dts WEEKS co, Auctoneers.
('HARLEs W. HANDY Real Estate Broker.
AUCTION SALE OF THREE-sFoRY AND BASE
MENT BRICK HOUSE WITH ALL MODERN
sYfa sEMENT BEING HOUSE No 14l7
THURSDAY. NONEMBER TWENTY SECOND. 1855,
II, square 47a, said lot fronting n feet 2-s inches
the east side of 9th street northwest improved by
a three-story and basement brick. with large two
Terms easy and made known at time of sale
GEO W. STICkNEY, Auctioneer.
nlo-dSds $50 st. NV.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
1T,Hos. E. wAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auc,ioneer-

VNHos. f. wAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE LOT. IMPROVED
By TWO FRAME DWELLINGS, on THIRD
SOUTHWEST.
By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia. passed in Equity No. lo2S0
will sell at public auction, the PREMISES on
MONDAY. NOVEMBER NINETEENTH, lSSS, at
FIFTEEN MINUTES AFTER FOUR O'CLOCK PM,
the south 81 feet inches front Third street by
depth of 10 feet, of original Lot "a in square BIS
said property will be sold in two parcels each fronting
Is feet 10y inches Third street by depth Of s5
feet and each being improved by comfortable frame
dwelling.
Terms: One-third Of the purchase money in cash,
payable the day of sale one-third in year. and
in two years thereafter with interest said
deferred payments at the rate of per per
until paid said deferred payments to be secured 70 the
parties according to their respective interests by good
and sufficient mortgage upon said property subject
the approval of the court.
If the purchaser shall fail TO comply with the terms
of sale within ten days after said sale the Trustee
the right resell the risk and cost of the
defaulting purchaser. All conveyancing and record
IRVING WILLIAMSON, Trustee,
4oS Louisiana ave
THOS. Z. wAGGAMAN. Auct. nlo-dts
ty- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER TWENTY-SECoND. same
hour and place. nl9-3t
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Will Horses Ever Go Faster.

PROF. BREWER, OF YALE. BELIEVES THEY HAVE
ABOUT 9ACHED THEIR LIMIT.
From the New Haven Journal and Courier
Prof. Brewer said, in a recent speech before
the National Academy of Sciences: The English
thoroughbred is a finished breed, and it has
undoubtedly arrived at the summit of its excel
lence. There has been practically no new
blood in this breed since 176O This breed has
been finished and completed in two senses:
First, az to its grade, heredity blood and char
acter; and. secondly, as to its speed in which
the limit has been undoubtedly reached. We
have faster horses than our grandfathers. but
1t Is not likely that our grandchildren will have
a faster breed than we have now,
In the case of trotters there has been steady
increase of speed. The fastest record is 2 1885,
Less than a dozen horses have ever trotted in
less than 2:14
The best record in running was made in
Louisville, the time being $685.
The speaker showed table, on which were
the number of horses in the last few wears
which had made a record within five seconds
of this time.
The nearest that any horse has come To this
record is lao. which was done last wear verv
large number of horses have made their record
put once. There are many that have made as
1ast time as those that have records but in not
winning the race they get no record, The
record as 1t now stands may be lowered. When
SAID that speed had reached its maximum I
dldn think but that better time would be
MADE. think about :39 will be the speed of
runners. Hereafter breeders will be expected
10 keep up this high standard of excellence
rather than to making better time. I believe
the thoroughbred has finished his evolution,
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SALE AT THE BRITISH LEGATION

SALE AT THE BRITISH LEGATION
BY CATALOGUE OF AN ELEGANT COLLECTION
OF GOODS BELONGING To LORD SACKvILLE.
EMBRACING IN PART ELEGANT GLASS AND
CHINA WARE AND TABLE DECORATIONS A
SUPERB SERVICE OF SILVER PLATE FOR so
PEOPLE, SUPERB STEINwAY 4 SONS PIANO,
CHOICE SPECIMENS OF BRIC-A-BRAC ARTI-
CLFS OF yIRTU, ELEGANT LAMPS, A VALUA-
BILE ASSORTMENT OF WINES AND LIQUORS.
SOME CHOICE GROCERIES AND PRESERVES,
ACoMPLETE BATTERY OF COPPER COOKING
UTENSILS, A SPLENDID PAIR OF HORSES.
AND THE FOLLOWING CARRIAGES-yICTO-
RIA. BROUGHAM, LANDAU. MADE BY PETERS
SONS LONDON; ELEGANT HARNESS, SIN
GLE AND DOUBLE; ONE 30 LIGHT FRENCH
FIRE GILT CHANDELIER: TABLE AND
OTHER LINEN, TOGETHER WITH ARTICLES
OF VALUE THAT CANNOT BE ENUMER-
ATED.
On MONDAY, NOVEMBER NINETEENTH. 1883.
commencing at ELEVEN O'CLOCK. l shall sell for hi 3
eNcellency Lord Sackvie. at the legation residence
Connecticut and st., choice lot of Housekeep-
ing Effects, together with his Horses Carriages and
Stable Paraphernalia.
N B-The Stable Effects will be sold the day follow
ing the Household Goods at precisely TWELVE
O'CLOCK.
THOMAS DOWNING.
Auctioneer
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GEORGE W. STICKNEY, Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF A ONE-HALF UNDIVIDED
T TTRIfIs ES3 dRIITNJT AND fifTEENTH
& a;sa rpst a%y tSs aha
BAY of TIM 81
FOUR NJ, one half undivided interest IN and to
the west tisl feet eight 90 inches. 'front.'
lot numbered two Gu in square two hundred and
GOD situate in the city of Washington, District Of
Terms Of sale: one-third cash, balance in six and
upon the properly sod bearing interest at
the rate OF SIX per cent per annu, payable seni-an
post required time of sale; all convey and
recording a, cost terms of sale to be
eodsds dEoRSf E Z, EEMsiMoNss Trustees.
TIE ApoyP fahE Is UNTIL
n1-eod t + 81 RGkE Z EMiMoSs,I Trustees,
s Tgn,A ABOVE yr1 SALE Is PosTPoSED UNTIL
same hour and place.
ms G e 3 Iff E EHE'MoSsI Trustees.
r. swTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED on Ac,
TWENTIETH. 1888, same hour and place.
n1e-dts GEORGE (, EMMoNs.l Trustees
DEREMPTORY SALE OF BRICK HOUSE No 467
Il - q STREET NORTHWEST
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER TWEEN
IlElH, at HALF-PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK, We viii SELL
i'll front of the premises, parts of lots
> AND q, QUARE SIS
OF subdivision of original lot in said souare
commencing for the same forty t40l feet from the
southwest corner OF said square running thence north
30 feet thence east 10 feet thence south
thence west Is feet to the place of beginning inn
proved by brick dwelling No 467 street northwest
Ihs property is centrally located opposite the Pension
once and near the Patent and Post Once buildings
Terms; One-third cash, balance l and . years
est from day Of sale, and payable semi annually, and
TO be secured by deed of trust the property
all cash. at option of the purchaser deposit of $500
required at time Of sale Conveyancing, &C. pur-
chaser cost Terms TO be complied with in q DAYS
otherwise right reserved to resell the risk and cost
OF the defaultng purchaser after days public notice
ington, ID. G. DUNCANSON A. RIOS
nlJEd Auctionaar,
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1'HoMAs DOWNING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
MAR lie DROIT PARK, On FOURTH STREET
RElMEEN A.

SEAR IL pRoI III PARE AR 3S FOURTH STREET.
Under and by virtue of certain deed of trust bear
ins date On nh, The % sesondl day q septegber D.
seq The land records Of tie district Of Column
Sa and at the request Of the party secured thereby
SS} rs & g So SESt
sell public auction in front Of the premises all those
cert PIECES 20, or parcels Of land and situate
lumbia. apd known and distinguished all of lots
Charles F T. Mcharsons s1bdivisioS Of square five
nun ana seven oe as per Plat RECORDED IN oer
Office of the District of Columbia
Terms of sale: one third cash, and the balance in
cent Per annum, payable semi annually and secured
by deed Of trust on the property or al cash at the
required at time OF sale Al conveysncing and record.
days or the property vii be Tesos at rse of
n,d4a. aAs6k K1d hhHaHHhs6soS
CiNG LOIS FRoNTING The CAPIToI GRou Nps,
PARTS OF IF, TWO LOTS ON THE ALLEY IN
BY virtue of a decree Of the Supreme Court D. c.,
Y EEagE siasf S9 VII er :, GT als
% 81 81 81 IN the e Of sq1sre S IN he
IN said square, iolloSs 3 Wit BesInnins Al he
Ss 90 o
TO the northwest corner of lot 49, and thence south
Lots 81 % front each a5 feet on street north
and face south on the Capitol grounds They are 100
Lots 81 So 50 front each 2l,s feet on Arthur Place
Terms CASH q which s1ooon each p.rc.
must De Psbd 81 time OF sale balance in equal
sale to be secured by deed of trust or all cash. q
clasers' option. All conveyxncing and recording at
Arthur A B1RNEY.
n,r,c.xsos $ss;;si a Iss fssiiaias' ,o,.
first = sa 4 3
1ai $:s!:!: +: sss :;;s,,. Trustee.
DUNcANsoN BROS. Aucts. nl7-usdbs
THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
VERY VALUABLE AN DESIRABLE IMPROVED
pSfR sTREE AT BEING NO 1887
On TUESDAY. NOVEMBER TTtwENTY.sEvENTH.
sell q Ct e Rss :aa.r
ll6 fronting IA feet 20th street By depth d e.
sy 18th
Ha apd da,ss brick stable IN
m1ssps x,R T. d :1c
ing pa.cSsssr dspost q sfoo s1li Ss Re-
days The property may Be fssoid q he risi and
cost nisds R fHESSsSiz;s BOWLING Aucoo.
GEORGE ". sTlcKNEY, Auctionser.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A Two-sTORY BRICK
DWELLING, No. 1924 STREET NORTH
WEST, WASHINGTON, d. O.
': ssa as Ss'e g NC
I096 folio 23s ssq Of the land record. Of the
secured thereby VIII se q public auction q front
q the premises on WEDNESDAY. the TWENTY,
O'CLOCK n, al that certain piece or parcel Of land
WHOM 81 srsna III 3 IN sausrs nmSred
LA, and the improvements thersons In Washington
city, ID. c.
Terms Of sale: One third cash; balance IN three
equal payments in six 90. twelve 12) and eighteen
Per annum, payable semi annually. and secured upon
elOO deposit Ct time of snls; al convey1ncing md re-
cordng Il PURCHASERS cost; terms Of ale 70 Is con-
XAHON ASHFORD,
no-eo JAMES H SMITH ! Ar2
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ROYAL R f6SeiR
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Light Sweet Wholesome Bread
Delicious Pastry
AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.
DARK BAY HORSE, YEARS OLD, SOUND. KIND
BUGGY AND HARNEss.
On TUESDAY, MoRNING,. NOVEMBER TWEEN
II at oGL9R NJ vii II, se
Horse Buggy and Harness, to which the attention of
HARDING WATERS Real Estate Agents
PEREMpToRy SALE OF Ilpls6yED AND UNIV
SECTION CrE 6 pFG The City n ihE NORTHEAST
We will offer fox sale At Public AUCTION in the order
S9TEBEk isss a. HhhFfHsT FStk O'clock EAt ck
h.sHss s.
and lots an 81
i respectively 13 and 16 feet ON Sd street, be-
Terms easy; made known at time of SAIL Fifty dol
lars 'ss SEo Sn side RISE s.
R.- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON Ac.
count of the weather to TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20
ni7,ats '' D GEO W. " sTIcKNEY. Auctioneer.
THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
r ~ NMthsIHIIENGT2N AND MsF GE9RGET9%S &
Eaf Il SS@hhtS TRSfH fE shEf
S4EIHTE RKicK hAESE F. 81
50 1928 THikTY;foHkEH srREET N tAnfi
WEST, CORNER STREET.) A THREE-STORY
FRAME DIV Filing, NO. 929 TENTH STREET
NORTHWEST. A SMALL BRICK DWELLING
WEST, AND A TWo-STORY FRAME DWEIT-
ING; NO. 514TwENTY-FIRST STREET NORTH.
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia passed in the cause of Homier
ct al vs. Homiller ct al, No. 1O6S7 Equity the under
signed trustees will sell public auction upon the
premises, on FRIDAY, the SIXTEENTH DAY OF No
NEMBER, 1855 at FOUR O'CLOCK =. NJ, the said
trustees will IN like manner sell lot 66 and part 10,
. in Beatty and Hawkins addition to Georgetown
and 1O7 feet on . st. Qormesly I'd St improved by
large threestory brick dwelling, No. 1928 81 til
with brick stable in rear fronting ST., house con
tains eleven rooms, bath and all modern improve
ments.
Also. on the SAME DAY, at HALF-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK p M, the said trustees will in like manner
sell lot 20 feet wide by 120 feet deep the side
OF {5th street formerly Fayette street, Georgetown
433 feet north from the intersection Of street dor
merry Road streetl improved by small brick dwell
ing No 2044 35th street formerly Fayette street,.
Deposits: 5000 will be required upon sales of 7lO
10Th street northwest and 1928 Bath street north
west and q 90 upon each of the other sales.
Terms: One-third cash. the balance in one and two
years with interest at q per cent per and
cured by deed of trust all cash. at the of the
purchaser Taxes paid to June 80 1883 If the term:
OF sale not complied with within days the rgG
reserved to resell at the defaulng purchasers risi
and cost. All cOnNeyancing at cost of purchasers
JAMES g. PAINE, City Hall,
GEORGE C. PAYNE, 613 18th st NV
FREDERICK W. JONES. Az La ave NV
n3-d&ds Trustees
BE- THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED UNTIL
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER TWENTY, on account o
rain, same hour and place.
By order Trustees. nl1-}t
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eS-The House will he open for inspection the
morning Of the day of sale up commencement.
cT- Admission only by card which will be furnished
by the Auctoneer, to whom all applications be
made.
no
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His Preference.

His Preference.
From the Merchant Traveller.
''Are you fond of dogs. Mr.. Bliven?" said a
young woman, as she caressed her pugs.
Billy was too polite to reply in the negative,
so he murmered. "Oh. certainly
do you admire pugs?''
''Well no. not very much.'
'.What kind do you like best?'
Il think" said Billy reflectively, 81 like
stuffed dogs better than most any other Sort"
Certainty and Possibility.
From Life.
''Ah, Lionel that poem is beautiful!''
eyes, Agatha, it is the browning effort of
my life"
"And Lionel-my Lionel! it will bring you
fame, eternal fame, will it not?"
''Yes, Agatha-and perhaps 81"
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GORGE W. STICKNEY, Auctioneer.

.E THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED UNTIL
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER TWENTY, account of
rain, same hour and place.
BY order Trustees nl1-2t
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THos. E. wAGGAMAN. Auct. nio-C
NHOMAS DOWNING. Auctioneer

tC THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER TWENTY-SEC0ND. same
hour and place nl9-3t
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On TUESDAY, MORNING, NOVEMBER TWEEN
T1ETH, at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, we will sell. il
front of our saesroom, Ninth and streets the abov
Horse, Buggy and Harness, to which the attention
buyers is called. 1t
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1888-06-12
Wonders Of tho Sun.

A comparison Of all the results OF
these labors Of so many able men dur
Ing 80 many years proves that the sun
is nearly ninety-three millions Of miles
from the earth and that the fiery globe
itself Is so large that if number OF
worlds as big as ours were held together
like beads on a string three hundred
and forty Of these world-bcads would
be required to girdle 1t around in one
line..
Three hundred and forty pins heads
thus strung together would go around
your head with some to spare. There.
fore, the sun is as much bigger than
the world as your head is bigger than q
pins head.
How many worlds would it take to
cover the whole surface OF the sun? AS
many as the number Of pins to cover a
pin-cushion as big as your head. How
many worlds to fill the space occupied
by the sunp This Is easily calculated
when we know the SUMS diameter,
eight hundred and sixty thousand miles.
In round numbers q million and quar-
ter Of our woulds would occupy O.
space equal to the whole size of tho
slln
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1888-06-12
A Princes Pipo.'

FRINGE Henry. the Emperor red
erlsk's second son, smokes his pipe in
English fashion, and smokes it morn.
ing, noon and night. You could meet
him, when he was at Sau Reno, stroll
ing about after breakfast, with a we'll
colored English short clay, or cutty.
In the afternoon, he made just this sac.
rifice to fashion--he changed the clay
for brier-root. It Is related Of him In
San Reno that going to church one
Sunday afternoon, he started with his
rcayer-book under his arm and bis
brier-root we'll alight in his mouth. A
young English friend Of his, who was
staying at San Reno, ventured on a
mild remonstrance. "Niy dear boy, ,;
said the young English dandy, "you
are not going to church with that thing
IN your mouth2" Prince Henry took
the pipe out Of his mouth, and looked
at it. II beg your pardon, old fel-
low" he said; ~ forgot it was Sun
day." He ran back home with the
brier-root, aud reappeared with meer.
schaum.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1888-06-12
independent.

Independence OF judgment involves a
full knowledge and fair estimate OF
more views>than ono on the point which
Is judged. No man can Judge indepen-
emily who Judges all by himself, with
out hearing and carefully considering
what others have to say on the subject
before his mind. IF there are, fairly,
only two sides to a question, and a per-
son hears one man on one side, and one
man on the other side; he must be Of
the same opinion with one Of those men.
in order to be absolutely independent iri
his Judgment. And If, again, he hears
only one mans argument, and that on
the opposite side from his own former
impressions, it may be higher proof
Of his independence of Judgment for
him to surrender those impressions.
and adopt the view thus newly present.
ed to him, than for him to adhere TO
those impressions, now that he sees they
are not well founded. Yet how prone
a man is, who wants to have credit for
independence Of Judgment. to adhere TO
his own earlier impressions, rather than
conform his views to tho new light
which he has received from another.
A judge on the bench, as rule, refuses
to give q final opinion on question
submitted to him, until lie has hearl
arguments on both sides Of that uues.
ton; in order that he may be more in,
dependent in hiS Judgment, even
though agreeing witt" one Of the law
ycrs who has argued the case before
him, than he could be by acting on his
own unalded impressions and predilec.
tlons. Real independence Of Judgment
must, at times, seem rs though it were
q result Of another's personal influence;
yet 1T is better to be indepen Sent, even
while seeming not to be, than to seem
to be independent without beings so.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1888-06-12
Recreation FOR nusinoss N1cn.

Those men suffer less In the bral.
and nervous system who are able to
cast aside all thoughts Of business the
moment the time for ceasing work has
come. It Is those who carry their busi-
ness home with them, and WHO allow
it to Gil their minds when they should
be seeking recreation, who suffer the
most. 1t Is those who are able to cast
off oil business cares when their Offices
are closed, and who spend their even
ings in work Of q different character
from that in which they have been en-
gagged through the day, or, better still,
who pass several hours in rational
atnusements, who are most likely to es-
cape headaches, insomnia anu insanity
and to die after long life In full pos
session Of their mental faculties. Peo-
pie who dwell in cities have, 80 far as
amusements are concerned, very great
advantages over the dwellers in the
country and in small towns. Accord
ing to my experience, the most efllcaci-
Gus means Of taking man out Of the
rut into which his exciting work has
brought him Is the they're.