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-"Confound il, muttered the white
horse. "this Is getting to be terribly
tircsomc. There Is another red-headed
girl"
-"That settles that coffcer' said
Dobbs as he fished an eggshell out Of
his cup with his spoon and waved it in
front Of his landIady's face.
With the Treasury Department
using Is. 600 towels month. il looks
as il the financial crash were already
here. -- Louisville Courier journal
Lizzie. did the doctor propose to
you today" mo, mamma; he only
asked il you would live with me after
l got married. - Franxfirter zeitang.
"A plumber never asks: is il
warm enough for you?" He JUS
hands you his bill and watches the
perspiration trickle. -- GcrmantosOn IN
dependent
Youthful ambition: Minister
"Well. Bobby. what DO you want to
be when you grow upP" Bobby (suf-
fering from parental d'scipline)-"Au
orphan. ~ r. Sum
- NOW look before you ieapl' he said,
On witticism bent
lido" she answered knowingly.
And past him swiftly went.
Pacific States Weekly
Many people in the United States
and Canada VINO were once rs pure as
the beautiful snow have fallen. but
they did not attract the attention that
Niagara does. Bill Me.
small Boy TO His Big Sister
Edith. do you know why ] think you
are like cat that has fallen into a
hogshead Of molasscs?" Edith---'I3c-
cause I'm swcetP" Small Boy No.
because you're 80 stuck up. - Detroit
Free Press.
How do you suppose the slang
phrase, / am laying for you origins
ntcdP" asked the casual caller Of the
snake editor. An old hen made
that remark to her owner one day BE-
fore Easter" was the reply. - Pitts
bNrgh Commercial.
.'Ah. glad to see you back. old
mani said local merchant TO re-
turned citizen. Elm glad to be back. =
said the other. "Wherc have yos
beenP" Been over 70 Boomtown.'
'.ln business thcrcp" yes" MAKE
any thingp" Yes; made an assign
mcnt. - Picaynne.
Bill Collector How often hare
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the hapry recipient d an invitation
from Mss Muacrieir - dine with her
AZ the VIZ. wherr SHE was temporarily
lodged. ten minutes distance by rail
from tho city. "1;i-s Gould viii meet
you at The station with the carriage"
the note concluded.
Descending from The train M the sta
ton indicated. noticed neat little
Victoria drawn mp IN attendance. and
alighting from il lcngth Of spare
black ankle with which seemed
strangely familiar. scanned the
owners face. and as ! expected. be-
held the well-known iineamcnts OF the
lady who had helped me 70 bag my big
game.
''IIow very extraordinarily she ex-
claimed. as approached the carriage
and introduced myself. only think
Of our having had sucn an exciting ad-
venture together without ever discov-
ering that we ought to be friends"
"You arc Miss Gould. SUPPOSED"
Eyes ! am Mora's--Miss Mon
crieff's. companion. She has told me
long histories about you. and has been
awaiting your arrival with impaticncc.
! returned only yesterday from trip
to Mentone. and found the poor child
in very low spirits We must do our
best to cheer her up q little. Poor
Jack. poor Jackr'
Lovely. dark-eyed Mora, pale as q
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Allan A-thur. son Of the late ex-
President. Is preparing some memoirs
Of his father.
--M Miss Braddon Is ono Of the most
successful OF writer's Of fiction. Each
one of her novels pays her about $l&-
600.
Publisher Cot q. Of Stuttgart. Ger
many. says the whole amount paid by
his firm 10 Goethe and bis heirs from
1905 10 1865 was f216. 600
DE Grim. the cartoonist. who
writes his name In four-line plea sizo
across every piece Of work he does. Is
. son Of one Of the Cars tailors.
The three sons left by the late ID.
r Locke petroleum v. Nasby) are
Arthur. who il newspaper man;
Edward. machinist, and Charlie. .
boy Of seventeen.
-Alphonse Daudet finds his wife
an indcfatigable assistant in his liter
airy work. and he gives her unstinted
praise for the extent and quality Of her
help in its performance.
-Ys,. Phou Lee. a Chinese gradu-
ate Of ltie, who recently married an
Americ' y maiden At New Haven. will
help cdil religious weekly to be called
the Chinese Evangelist in New York.
The appearance Of the only fat
villain in fiction. Count Fosco. Is ex-
planned by Wilkie Collins. He says
that che made him fat because lady
once made the remark at . dinner
party that no novelist could make .
really life-like fat villain"
George Bancroft, the historian. is
said to regard the writing Of $50 words
a. good days work; Mr.. B.aine made
1900 his stint when writing his recol-
lections. and Admiral Porter dashcs OF
$500 as rapidly as poet writing un-
der inspiration.
1t Is understood at Holland Patent
that Miss Rose Elizabeth Cleveland re-
ceives SIG, goo for her two years serv-
ice and the use Of her name as the
head Of Mrs. Reeds school in New
York She Is also doing some literary
and magazine work.
-Ex-Prcsident McCosh, Of Prince
ton College. is now devoting himself
to literary work. He is at work on
volume to be entitled " First or Fun
damcntal Principles" which. he
thinks, will be the most enduring Of
his achievements in philosophy.
A curious letter from Alfred de
Musset has just been sold at the Hotel
Drouot. Paris. for POS francs A letter
written by voltaire few days before
his death only made 80 francs Nine
francs more were paid for a letter BY
Alexandra Dumas the elder. and one
from the ex-Emprcss Eugene. written
in early youth. sold for 127 francs. A
long epistle by Lafayette found q buyer
ut liz francs.
Fifteen years ago case came up
for decision before bench Of five
judges involving the question Of resi-
dence on British soil as . requisite
for obtaining copyright in England.
and while three Of the judges decided
in the affirmative two of them held
strongly TO the negative Since then
copyright secured in London by
proper registration and priority Of
publication has never been integtered
| with.
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How Brick IL Laid In Norway During
Cold weather.
A rcport issued BY the Foreign Office,
/ ondon. Eng. describes the method Of
bricklaying adopted in Norway during
frosty weather. In that country build
ing is successfully carried on what
ever be the degree d frost, but Il Is
found that il the temperature falls be-
low about fourteen degrees Fahrenheit
II does not pay. In the use Of unslacked
lime lies the whole art Of executing
brickwork In frosty weather The
mortar made from Il Is prepared in
small quantities Immediately before
being used. and the proportion Of lime
Il Increased rs the tent crature falls.
Warmth being developed BY the use Of
unslackcd lime. IL Is only q question Of
using 1t 50 handily and quickly rs 70
enable the mortar to bind the bricx be-
fore II cools. Il IS essential that the
brick should be kept under cover;
br;, X which have been out In the rain
or exposed 70 frost should never be
used. The upper courses q brick that
have been hid are usually protected
against rain and snow by being covered
with planks or mating. When no
covering u used. Il q absolutely nee
essary to remove all the snow and ics
before commencing work. In frosty
weather brickiaycrs wear an additional
thick wooden ssst under the jacket,
and sometimes olen glove with
one finger (the thumb) on tho lcf
hand. w. Chicago Journal.
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man named En- son. 80 they say.
~, On purity phrase one day.
About q chap don't know who
Who "builded better than he knew"
m spite Of En- son. now. swan
IL vas built on curious plans
A.cordin' 20 strange idee
Tnat don't ~ all resemble met
IN spite uf al that ! can do
I've bulldcd worser than ! knew.
xas young and lazy lout.
mt had my palace all planned out;
I, benufics never can % told
rosewood, mahogany and gold;
Itell you, twas sight 70 see,
with al its & n an nligrcc:
Nut my real house scarce stops tho .slt
Az has On old hat IN the pane;
lid the best that could do,
hut bu.ldcd worscr than knew.
I used 20 build my stately ships
An launch 'em rrandly from the slips
An In my dreams did Oft behold
roelr freight Of ivory an gold.
on. they swcp' granly roun tho Horn.
All rode the oshun like . swan;
But the real ship I set afloat
Was nothin' but q Icaky boat
without the scantcst thread or sail
BAH II with an old tin pail;
Rut FOR q nshin' smack twin do
bullded uorscr than knew.
YES Mr.. Ems son. very few
Have bnlldcd better than they knew;
IT'S ten to one. how Ger we watch,
well make bungIe an . botch.
Il ain because don't know how,
But ny han trembies so, Isvow,
An ny eye squnts 80 bad, yum.
can NOT set the timbers plumb;
An 50 Il IL my life all thro'-
I've bullded worscr than knew
IS W. Ross, IN It'd Brs.
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THE BLACK STOCKINGS


thousand; brave as lion. merry as .
lark, and 50 handsome and dashing |!
shoulder TO shoulder we had marched
many long mile under the baking
African sun, and when Jack succumbed
10 fever and died. there was not a dry
eye in the regiment
Larry. old man." he said to me.
watching. through the opening in our
tent, the last sunset his mortal eyes
were 70 look upon. II can trust you
70 give these trinkcts 10 my sister
Mora. can't IP She will prize them.
She always had tender spot in her
heart for her good-for- nothing brother.
Poor child she will be alone now -
quite alone. A risky fate for pretty
girl q twenty. Dysart has written to
her. telling her you would hand over
the little traps; all have to leave. He
will be 70 the fore II any thing goes
wrong; but Dysart i not Well.
nerermind. My little Mora Larry, !
wish"
The sentence was never finished. and
the voice which. with its merry ring.
lad given courage and hope % many .
limiting heart Of late, sank into cter-
nal silence.
Reycrcntly took charge Of the poor
boys legacy 20 his sister. his medals
and crosses, won at the peril Of his
life, and soon afterwards fate led me
back 10 Europe.
Jacks sister was in Paris. and
ihithcr ] was eager 70 bctake myself
With all possible speed. to resign my
charge. and. Il possible, on the strength
u my intimacy with Jack. TO win a
place in his sisters regard.
Ia fellow can fall in love with q
photograph and glowing description.
! thanks to poor Jacks aficctionate
eloqucnce.. was in love with Mora
NoncrieG. ! believed that my com
ade's haif-uttercd wish when diving
vas that l might win the right 10 pro-
sect Nora. But, then. there was by
sat Who was Dysart. any way?
Clearly had better remove all I'm
certainty upon this point as soon as
possible.
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JEsrs spoke Of His disciples a. His friends
The Language i appropriate 10 describe the
relations OF thought and feeling toward
God ~ existing In tho mind and heart 81 Z
truly good man. God docs not need our
friendship. We can not confer any benefits
on Him; yet we ccr 10 His friends in sense
that will make Him our friend We can
love Him and serve Him, and take thc
friendly walk with God o. did Enoch.
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IHteiuie WttV AO0uO 0IPVu t11C tntNA ,
person. together with the greater part
Of my aunt's property.
The man. hardened scamp was
disposed for joking and sarcasm upon
the subject Of his own detection.
Were you mad or asleep when you
betrayed yourself BY touching that
lady's footP" ! asked.
sWhy. you see. sir" he replied, with
lcer, "thosc Englishwomcn have such
sticks 81 legs covered with black stock
ings. ! mistook this old girls for the
leg Of the bench. and took hold Of il 70
give myself bit Of rest. Never was
fellow 80 urset in his calculations
than was when that leg moved. II
was an unlucky mistake"
Whether her ankles were those Of a
sylph, or like drumsticks. was de-
voutly thankful % this lady for the role
her black stockings had played in help
Ing mo to recover my stolen property.
A assisted her into tho train for the
conclusion Of her journey. inadvcrt-
emily saw for myself that the thievisI
rascal's mistake about the leg 81 the
bench was not altogether surprising.
| wished I might In some way be Of
service 70 her, in acknowledgment d
tho great help she had given me, but
feared this exemplary desire could
never b. realized. a I watched tho
train disappear, bearing her with Il
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Poisonous CosMEr1cs.

LADIES who value their complexion should know
that they get their Toilet Powders FREE FROM
POISON.
FREEMAN's INDICATED FACE POWDER is
harmless the dew and beauties naturally
Properly applied cannot be detected. The following
Druggists and those named in succeeding advertise
ment COMPRISING all the leading Druggists in the city
Try "Freemans Lallah Rookh Handkerchief En-.
tract" the latest. delightful. elegant ouadruple
strsnsth sweesiy clip IND Rermapent Soc per
Pa ave ; A. M. Daniels 1900 18th ST.; A. J. Shsfhirt
n Cap. and SITS; G, Brown r. L ave. and 18th St;
and 10th St " 6: bucket, p. sys. ana ga 81;
NV: Whi.esi1dss Walton, ia "a ave: R +
PA ave. Sc f. Pitzer Co., 9Th and E. Cap St: J. r.
osssin; IN and n sta nv: Geo Y. Boyd las 6 8.
Bishop 9th and H sta IT. 8. Williams Co. and 9th
sts. NV; D. x. Helphenstins. l4th and Vt ave-. 9. A.
l4ih ana sts; E; Glsd%op; "a and = IS; r ".
r v Harper. 900 Pa; ave; e; w. Cropley, Georre-
town, D. C.; 6. b Lockart 32d and Q Sta L. G. Mil
burn 9th st. and Case W. 8. Richardson 400 X
o.: Tschinsly Evans. Wholesale Agents. apiO-eo3m
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SpEc1A1r1Es In Day GooDs

LUTTRELL & WINES,
1880 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
We are offering q beautiful line of DRESS GOODS.
Atwood "A DRESS GOODS at 4Oc. and eOc per
yard
4s:nch Atwood HENRIETTAs. black and colors,
BLACK HENRIETTAs. elegant blacks. at 81. 81. 25.
About 500 yards SUMMER SILKS to be closed out
at 35c. sold at 5Oc. and 75c.
Splendid line g. G. SILK SURAHS. RHADAMES
and %, MoIKE "a very cheap suxs .n... ;,
quality and price These are special numbers; we in
SATTEENs. in all colors and styles. at 12kc.. ESQ.,
iine line of CHALLIs in styles and qualities, at
only l8c. A beautiful line OF DRESS GINGHAMS, at
10c. and 12Hc. Fine ZEPHYR GINGHAMS only 25c
One case KRINKLE sEEksUCKERs, at &c per yard !;
sold at PIC One lot damaged KIDS, 25c. sold per-
feet at y and si25 Tafie,a Isle and silk GLOVES
from loo up. just received large line Gents Neck
wear and FURNISHINGS. and very low figures we invite
an inspection OF this stock. Towels, Napkins. and
Linen Table wear speciality. Cottons and Domestics
in great variety Remnant Dress Goods at half price
Corsets. slightly shop at Csc sold at 81 UNI
BRELLAS and PARASOLS In latest DESIGNS and pat
terms Our stock large and complete and prices fow
call and be convinced that we are as cheap Is the
cheapest LUTTRELL WINE
apl9-2w 1880 Pa. ave.. cor. goth NV
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Transfer. Of Real Estate.

Deeds IN fee have been filed as follows. Jno IT
Campbell 10 W. ID. Campbell, lot ID, so. s7s:s s..
Margaret X Ryther ct al 10 W. Campbell. lots o
10 II, So g7s; s2,33O.25. C. c. Mead TO s. N.
Jno. kedout, part 10. 81. 157; s.. Heirs OF VIM.
Srason 70 j. j. Hogan. part lot 4 50. go; $500. q.
". sWartLell, trustee, TO r Portner Brewing Co
lot $ So 30; s.. r ID. Carpenter Ell al 20 Coum
Dla Heights Land Co, sub lot IL, block 80 10 and
H. oIoex 81 part : block s2. 3 and 10, block 81
block %, Columbia Heights; 100000 Thos Mar
Sln 70 X !. Mitchell part A., 50. 1902; $500. J.
81 20; u,5O0. X A. Milstead 10 + A Jev,s
par. 4 80 vs.; 500 H Ross Perry, trustee, 20 II
> Hin, SUB ~, a. l36; sso697s. Patrick Convoy
gsiins NJ MCMILLAN TO " h igi o sss s. s,t An
MERIDIAN HI; 366lo. G. NJ. smith ct al. trus
L RoriSon 10 Susie A. Hartford part . q ~ y
sub. Pleasant Plains; 800. Ada b. Holman 10 r
hor,son, i9s 8 DIX; ~ Meridian Hnl; t2,6e5
%. 6l5; $500. Geo. j. Haines 20 JnO W. Wafkins
slo 70 So 1888; $3.50 W. X Hodges 10 " n
f Esa B sGI.n O ea So Ez, 'R R Ben %
B,geOw, lots % and %, south University grounds
sl0o.
The ASTI-3oYcoTT SoCIETY.-At a meeting OF the
Antl-BoycotE Association last evening the follow
Ing officers were elected: VIM Gibson president
q. w. Joyce, vice-president; }. f. Manning secre
tary; Jno. L yogt, treasurer, and ]. vogeI. ser.
formed, including the of1cers OF the society and
yno. A. Grisbauer. stilson Hutchins, Geo. +. keen.
X U. EdmonSton and A =. Johnson The executive
committee was instructed TO prepare q consiitu-
lion and bylaws for submission 70 the next meet
Ing. which viii be held In about month.
FUNERAL OF Mr. THos. C. MAGRrpER-The I'M.
neral or Mr.. Thos- c. Magruder which took place
yesterday afternoon from the residence OF the de-
ceased, 400 l. street northwest, was largely at
tended Rev. Father OConnor of1ciated me re-
mains were Inferred at Mt. Olivet. The pail
bearers were W. w. Boarman, DIR. Dudley Moran.
y and j. stone. DR.. Z L Morgan. and Eugene
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JUST OPENED,

Two Job Lots that must attract attention. First 1000
yards of fine quality and medium width Swiss
Edges at about one-half regular prices. Second
1,5OO yards All-Silk Black French Laces at Ii.
10. 1S and 20 cents yard; worth in regular way
20. %, 80, and 3S centa
Newest styles in Psrasos. See our stock and COM
pare prices. Umbrellas at all prices
Bargains In every department.
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PROPOSALS.

PG90PPosALs FOR FRESH BEEF, MUTTON AND
i C qBS BEEFZoFF1GE OF THE sEcREIAR n
HoSE. WAsa1seroS. B. G. May lst 1sssHsesled
q. ss1ss the Win
G TRs wheh time aD Da
w Ss in % se g;
dairy and gate houses OF the Soldiers Home. Fresh
son@snsins July + 1855 and ending June 80. 1850
to Be Observed BY bidder terms Of and pay
fe % Se to
enter into written contrac with the Secretary and
the n ha SUM a s sSS sn%
Ss29O9l dollars within seven days after being
be each
Each bid must be accompanied by certified check to
guarantee that the bid is made in good faith The con-
will b ,SsSe to I
Fresh Beef Mutton and Corned Beef used by the Home
basis for calculating the award to the lowest bid
der The undersigned the right to reject any
and Corned Beef at United states soldiers Home Dis
K RITTENHoUsE Secretary and Tre.snrer United
states Soldiers Home. d. c. my1
pRoPosAIs FOR COOKED RATIoNs,oFFIcE
PENNsYLv.NIA AVENUE n. W., ,wAsHINeToN. D. G.,
si,aes unit! TMELyES O'CLOCK. NOON. NAY lay
they win be opened in bidders for furnish
ing Cooked Rations to the recruiting party and re-
cruis at this rendezvous during the fiscal ending
June 80. 1889 Three substantial meals. daily, aud
due proportion Of soap and candles. constitute
ment shall not be construed to involve the United
by for he papos o. T a
Government the right to reject all pro
at places Objectionable for recruits viii not be con-
sidered. Full information Will be furnished ap-
psa0n ., to this he office
Ratons" and addressed to Capt ID. NJ SCOTT, LIST in
faptry, Recruiting Ottcer. !, 1OHo4
DRoPOsAIs FOR SUPPLIES AND WASHING
il Towels and for the purchase of Pulp. Waste Paper
&c; Treasury Department Bureau Of Engraving and
e. April Sealed
Tuesday. May ]. 1855 to furnish supplies to the
ny the Year
Colors, OILS, &C., Chemicals, &C.. Paper. Topographic
inks sps snass saHg Hard
Der goods. Grocers sundries. Lumber Feed Ice
and Miscellaneous Awards will be made only to estab
Sealed proposals will also be received until the same
r x 1Se to and
established facilities for doing the work Sealed pro-
purchase Of % pu By the
notes securities etc, and for the purchase Of
period The right is reserved to waive defects and to
reject any all bids or parts Of bids Blank forms,
on Sy SdeT on
application at this othoe. f. q. GRAVES, Chief of
Bureau. ap1O-law3w
At AZ pg
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON April 30, 1883.
c r. gs'sSss & MI G SEVEN
lSSsfor the execution Of repair Of wood masonry and
eon be Obtained together With nformation upon ans
missioner and proposals upon these forms win alone
be considered The right + rsseryed to reject any
n Il Sds e q kfS%SaoSD
ap3O-6t
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LADIES. PnrpARE Fon SUMNER Wonz

LADIES. PRrpARs Fon SUMNER DIRK
SPECIAL STAMPED LINEN SALE.
PILLOW SHAMS Stamped best quality lee
54-inch BUREAU COVER, open work 20c
12inch ...............3 9c
MONTE CLOTH SPLASHER open work. .20c.
TRAY COVER for new work ..............,,.... SOC
NEW SILK FOR DRAPERY.
S1.25 SILK SCARF reduced to- 99c
32-inch SILK. new designs Ell 20 per yard
Bolton sHEETING in white and all of the new art
shades.
Bargarron ART THREAD and ROPE SILK, in all
shades.
BOLTING CLOTH. in all widths. for painting and
embroidery.
Closing out stock of ZEPHYRS. GERMANTOWN
and SAXONY ZEPHYRS, &C. ounce. GERMANTOWN,
loc hank. SAxONY, 15c. hank Balance Of YARNS
below cost to close them out
8. OPPENHEIMER BROS
New Building, 514 9th ct. NV
Sole agents for the New Home Sewing Machine.
apps
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QUICK Sales AND SMALL PRor1rs.
MOTTO OF

rs WILLIAMS CO., Druegists
Under Masonic Temple, corner 9th and + sts. NV,
Wherewill be found the most complete and varied
stock Of Drugs Patent Medicines and Perfumeries in
the city at prices which better and few meet
- shown BY the following partial list:
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w. NJ. SHusrEn & Sous.

GREAT REDUCTIONS IN INDIA SILKS
Choice patterns reduced from Sl5O to Sl25.
New designs reduced from 81 20 to 81.
New lot OF CHANTILLY LACES. at reasonable
prices.
Extra quality MARQUIS LACE reduced from s1o
to $40 per yard
Great bargain in ALBATROss ROBES. at o., worth
so; latest shades.
just opened lot Of WOOL HENRIETTAS in ali the
new colors.
New BLACK GRENADINES and MOURNING
GOODS Of every description.
BLACK SURAH SILKS, 23 inches wide, 75c.
Decided bargains in BLACK 0ROS GRAIN SILKS,
at LES and q so; worth u so and e.
New PARASQLS and UMBRELLAS.
New HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR
FAST BLACK HOSE, all qualities
ONE PRICE WIN. SINISTER 4 soNs
apes 90 PennsyiysnIs svenua