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Marriage Licenses-

Charles G. Stein, Pueblo, Col, and Kate
r. Trlmblp, city solomon DcCoursey, Balti-
more, and Je e'nuie n. Lewis, city George
W. Ray and Lillian l.. sullivan: Mark Flo
rus Finley and Mary Bell McKnew; James
T. Neacy and Mary T.. Cr1veling Waller
ID. Savoy and Lavinia L. Douglass ; Patrick
sheridan and Mary Maloney stephen Blue
and Martha Anderson, Alexandria, Va /;
Jacob Marks ard Harriet f.. Storms W.
Hunter lIaycocl and Edith L. Stcever ;
jos. r. Brown, Boston, Mass, and Mamie
Il Brown, city Clarence f. Brauicl, city,
and Mollle Durham, Huntcldon Co., N. j.
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smaIl Robberles Renortcd.

The following robberies have been re-
ported at Police Headquarters Groceries,
etc, from Fred English, lOG II street
n. W, honsebrealsing; harness, etc, from
l. H. nowden, 105 ID street n. w;
clothing from Mrs. G, A. Ferris, 1ll5 b
street 5. G.. housebrealIing; shovels etc,
from Edward A. Paul, Mt. Pleasant.
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Lithograph Check Books made TO order.
Handsome designs. KERyAND, 1912 Pennsyl-
vania avenue.
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Rudden,s InstalIment Houses.

Now is the time to be on the lookout to find
reliable store where you can buy your Heating
or Cooking Stoves, House furnishings, Carpets,
etc. There is not a better establishment in the
ci'y than Rudden's double store, $50 and 032
.Seveuth street northwest. Goods at cash prices
on the nstallment plan; weekly or monthly
payments
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MR. MARINI's ACADEMY, "Masonic Hall, -
will positively open Saturday, 18th, at
o'clock p. m. for Misses and Masters; Z p. IN.
for Adults!' tAilrtoriher pupilsare invited to
the opening. "Daneing."
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"AIderney Dairy Wagons" /"

Monograms and address dies stamped in
colors at low figures. KERvAED's, 1O12 Penn
sylVania avenue.
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Fresh Alderney butter churned every morn
ing and delivered in u ID Ward" prints, 40c.
per 10. Also cottage cheese, butternilk and
sweet milk, &c. per qt. Cream. 15c.per at.
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Ladies' Royal Kid Button. Common Sense
and Opera Toe with Patent-Ie Ather Tips, S3 60
GARTRELL's, 900 Seventh street
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Clnyton Conyleted of AssauIt

A verdict OF guilty was rendered in the
Criminal Court to-day in the case OF VII
liam a, Clayton, charged with assaulting
Zach Winleld.
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IL Is the ISel

go to John r. Kellv. stalls g -. G29 and $50
Centre Market and pos and 2OS Northern Lib
erty. COIned beef specially.
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You viii Find Your Money Misspent

II you do not buy your fall overcoats from
the producers. tSee our fall overcoats, $40. }
EIsEMAN Bros. cor. 7th and G.
Manufacturing Clothiers and Taiors.
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NEW FLASNELs AND BLANKETS.
SEATON PERRY,
Successor to Perry 8 Bro.

GENUINE ENFIELD WHITE AND SCARLET
SHAKER FLANNEIs, BOTH PLAIN AND
TWILLED; RANGING FROM doc. TO s1.OO
BALLARDvALE ALL WOOL DoMET AND
SIa SILK Nv WARP 4 p FLANNELs, RANGING FROM
NEW Pad ii4o STRIPED AND PLAIN sAXoNy
FLANNELS AT 3716 AND SOC.
NEW PRINTED FRENCH FLANNELS IN
CHOICE PATTERNS AT 65C.
NELs, FROM 81. 90 TO $500 PER YARD
WITH WITH BoRbERs FOR SALMoRAL tI sKnHEL' sKfRTs.
SIZES, RANGiNG ING FROM % $500 64H 70 S. 90 PER PER
NEW CALIFORNIA. MINNESOTA AND
WHITNEY BLANKETS ALL SIZEs, AT LOW
&C coMPLETE STOCK ALL WOOL CRIB
BLANKETS, RANGING FROM S, 25 TO S5. 90.
NOVELTIES IN CoLoRED VIENNA BLANK
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF WHITE AND
CRAY BLANKETS, RANGING FROM 50 90
NEW CHINTZ AND saTTEEN BED COM
FORTS, RANGING FROM 81 rs TO 500.
NEW MARSEILLES QUILTS, FROM 200 TO
SPECIAL OFFERING" OF 100 "BERK.
SHIRE GHocHET QUILTS, FULL SIZE, AT
ESht iINEs $ Of RLEAeHEp g I 4 ASD P. BnowN + W
ING FROM 4uC. TO 81 30 PER YARD.
JOHN s. BROWN ~ SONS IRISH LINEN
DAMAsK TABLE CLOTHS, WITH NAPKINS
TO MAT H.
NEW GERMAN AND IRISH LINEN DAMASK
NAPKINS AND DUYLIES, FROM S1U0 TO
500 90 PER DOZEN.
IRISH AND GERMAN HUCK AND DAMASK
LINEN TOWELS, FROM Sl,5O TO $500 PER
DOZEN,
BELGIAN BID LINENS. ALL WIDTHS.
St TABLE CANTON FLANNEL AT 75c.
AND S1.OO.
es5| PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES.
SEATON PERRY,
Perry Building, Pennsylvania avenue, corner
Ninth street. Established 1910.
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Have You Seen Breitbarths
Advertisement? If not, read 1t at orse. For
reliable goods, you can depend upon what he
tells YOU.
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For Washington Dressed Beef

WEATHER STRIP for doors and windows. Cam
paign Torches. l.. II. HOPKINS, 139 + st n W.
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WASHINGTON CRITIC.
CITY SPECIALS.
Special Notice.

New STORE. NEW SrooR.
I wish my friends and the public to know
that, having severed my connection with Mr..
w. II. NeerhoG, | have opened store No. 1927
Pennsylvania avenue where | will carry a
choice line OF Wall Papers, Pictures and Picture
Frames Respectfully B. j. LAWS.
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Visiting Cards NJ atty engraved from your
plates at rs cents per hundred. KERvAND, 1Ol2
PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
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i, ED.

STAKE-On Wednesday, October 10, 1888, at
d:''O Il. IN John NJ. $ axe, aged ga Yeas
Funeral from Trinity Catholic church George.
town, on Friday at 2 o'clock Relatives and
friends ar re 'pectfuly invited b. attend. In-
terment a Mt Oliyet.
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Special Attractions in Furniture at
Brcitbarth's.

Having completed my stock for the fall trade,
am prepared TO give those In want Of furniture
special prices for the next 80 days My stock
Is very heavy, and heavy invoices, yet arriving,
compels me To offer great inducements to those
in want of good goods ! most respectfully eX-
tend an invitation to all to call and inspect my
stock before purchasing get prices and compare
with Others. when you will be fully convinc d
Breitbarths is the place TO buy. open until Z
O'Clock.
Don't forget the place.
BREIrBARTn's,
odd Fellows Hall,
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Ask for It. Schlitz's Milwaukee Lager Beer.
For sale by all leading houses
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Is Your Property InHurei|
Ifnot, consult GURLEY Bios, 1910 st, n. W.
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Les GreyeS de P0uest.

LagitatiOn Ouyliete ,ianS fOueSt
prend de jour en- jour I'M c%aractere
Plus a'gre ct menacant. La lutte
tntie les compagnirS de clpm:nS
&c t,r ct leurS ouvtieiS de@tneIe Ell
%querelles p~ersonneilrs qni. dun
jour a ran,re. peuvent amener DIES
des0rdreS ct DIES accidents serieux.
Une riNe dune nature particuli-
eIe s'eSt PROBATE SIR Ia vote du
Chicago, Burlington ct Quincy
Railroad. Une machine du Bur
lington a;te,fc 4 IN train liz wagons
d merchandise. -i unr machine dn
Saint Paul. train.nt IN train IL.
wagons dr vOyageurS. e.alrmrnt
vldeS, sOnt arrives en- meme temps
d Ia jonction dies denx voirs ct Sc
Sont dispute lie passage. cllacune
DIES deux c1uIpeS rrttentlau; Il la
priori,c. lmmtdiatempnt. It sans
exploitation, les morceaux de char.
bon ct GeS pl0jectilps de- :oute sor,e
ont voIC dun train i ~l'ant,e sans
qn'l Ell IeSul'dt grand NAL pendant
un moment maiS TN aiguiileur In
burlington ayant iecu IN comp
dams |. figure. ii tire un revolver
de Sa poclie It Il fat fen sir lie me
canicien DIN Saint panl. ptr>nnne
ma eie atteint. maiS le mtcanicien
Ell entenlaut Ia bale sitter Il SeS
GRIZZLIES. ht!acha lc train ct lanca
sd machine Il ;0Gte yappnr dams Ia
direction de la gaze. LIE mfcaui-
Glen .iu Burlington en- fl, autant d
la pOnrSuite du fuv,r,l 1t alorS com
m"nca unr conr>e toiIe, locomotive
apreS locomotive, perSOnne ne pou-
want prevolr CT qui al!ait arIivpr ii
elleS Sc rcioiynaient. Hen,ense-
ment crlle du Saint-Paul. Qni await
~faVancr. gaGnait du terrain. ct
tinalemrnt ellie Gi~patrt ct ut rem
a la gaze. tan'iis que fautle
deviait sur Ii embranchement.
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La comedie au Congress.

Les membres de la chambie DIES
rept6sentants 4 Washington con.
tinuent q s'esquIver avant Ia fin
DIES Seances pour eviter de voter ct
faire trainer les debatS ell longueur.
Ainsi la derniere seance il etc
egayee par plusieur> incidents co.
mllues. Vers HUT heures du soir,
lie Sergent Tarmes a fait son appa,
iition, amenant 4 la barre de la
cliambre TN DIES representants re-
calcitrants, NJ. Lawler, do rIllinois.
N. Lawler a cherche Il s'excuser en-
disant quill etalt occupe chez lui a
fare sa correspondence paIticull-
ere. croyant que sa presence 4 la
chambre ne pouvait rien changer a
la situation. Mails ses colleagues
presents etaient de belle humeur ct
lis Sc sont amus6s aHx delers de
lincnlpe.
Lnn a propose qu'on fraprat lie
lrpre>entant de IIl,inOiS dune
amcnde de $40: un antre a deman-
de qn'on lie condamrat 4 payer un
baril tie pommes d l'asscmblee: TN
iroisieme a pro.eSte contre cette
'l"rniere proposition, au pom de la
diynitf ;:e Ia chambre. Enfn NJ.
l. wler i mis- lie comble 4 la GAZETTE
de t. colleagues en- eSsayant de
,!onner de n~ouvelles excuses ct en-
comnencnnt son plaidoyer par cr>
motS mtmOrableS: "Efaut Nh nru
a conrt d'argpnt..." Les tclats de
tire de e colleagues ne Iui ont pas
permits DEN dine advantage. Plu.
>irur> hi ont ofert DIES billets de
banqae de 500 ei CONNIE NJ. Law
Ter leudait les deuX main sans yer.
eOgne. les tires ont redouble.
La >eance tout entiere s'est pas
see en- incidents de ee genre. ct
VOLTA plus de Init iours Que celia
DUE.
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On cent de Panama, 4 la date du
5 avIii:
Les travanx du canal in.eroc6a-
nique avancent, 1T maintenant Qu'-
On s'est Reimbursement atret6 au
systeme DIES ecIn>es. les agents de
l%'entreprt.e Eitfrl afirment qu'lls
peuvent sans dificult6 executor
louvre don't lis Sc sont charges.
Il y a beauco"p plus d'activite EVIL
dente, ct on croft de plus en- plus
fermemeut que les navires pourront
traverser liS,hme 4 Ia date ix9e
par N. de Lesseps.
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Les jeunes files du New-Jersey.

Les %jeuDes files dn New.Jersey
ont lnven:e, parait il, pLe noEvellt
1acon de Sc divrltir. i Ia favour de
ce quot arpel!e en- Amdrique ''!es
privileges de l'annee 5isscxtllr.'
&c nousean jeu de sociel6 consi>te
a poser soigneuSemeEt chaque HON
me, lenne on vieuy. qul Sc rrnd i
nne reception. lie pesage Il lieu
dams le veStibulp, ct ce sOnt les
jeuneS files e!les-memes qui V pro-
ceaent. anssitot que l'arrivant s'est
debarrasse lie son pardeSsus ct dc
son chapeaa. lie nom de l'arrivant
ct sou poidS exact sont Inserts sur
nne carte prepar6e 4 Get effet ct qui
est enSnite jrtee tlanS une eitganie
cOl1eslir. An moment Gu SOuner,
chaqne jsnne file ~presente tire au
hasard une carte de In corbeilIe ::
ellie va prendre lie bras de l'homme
don't le nom sc trOuve u Sd carte
ct Prmmene souper. Mais le plus
c'cst que c'est la jeune file
elle-meme qui doit payer lie rei.as
lie son com .JagnOn. ct ce'a a ralson
DUN quart de cent par livre du
pOilS de celui-ci.
La galanterie a 1ebours, quot!
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NOCVEAUX ARRANGEMENTS
HOTEL DIES ErRAyGERs
Enc oign ure des ru-s Green ct Thibodau,

Hr. Thomas AlSerti previent SEES ami.
les voyaeeurs gu ii Went de taire de NO,
veaux arrangements qui lui permettront do
s'atlsiaire tout eeux qui voudront lhauuos
rer de leur conhance
Repas atoute heure de Ia Iournce ct an
commando.
Table d'h5te a 10 heures du matin INN.
deleuner ct a 4 heures du soir pour direr.
C~nainbres conmodes et bien garnies
PRIX MODEREES.
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Inniciialite feminine.

Jalonx sans duntp DIES hahitan,s
dAreonia qni ont etc les p cmirr.
Il eilre nne femme maiIe. Mme. Sal
ter, dcnni> que les femmes ont Il
droit de vote ct d'6ligibllite any
elections municipalities an Kansas,
les h%ahitantS d'O>kalooSa. chef-lipu
dn cOmtt lie Jefferson. dams Il
meme Eat. viemnent de Sc donnp,
tOute une manicipalitG feminine.
Les elections Sc sont taites sur la
question de la prohibition DIES ca.
barets It DIES SALES de billiard. La
listc deS hommrS etait, naturelle.
ment. pour la sibarte du commerce
DIES BLOSSOMS. ;andis que Ia liste dies
frmmeS etait ponr Ia ntohibition,
IT c'est cette drrnier- Qni IA en-
porte par s1ixante voix de majorite
environ. lie nOnveau MARIE d'OS-
kalOoSa est maintenant Nine Mary
Lowman, femme du directeur de
Fenregistrement de la localite,
Nine Lowman est, dit on, une fem.
me d'age muir, mais tres, bien con.
service. ct mere de deux enfants.
Enfin, d'apres lea rapports oficirls,
le nouveau conseil municipal dos
kalo">a So compose de Mines Sarah
Balstely, asee de trente.sept ans,
.]olle ct femme dan avocat Han.
nah Morse, age muir, mails t,es-belle
chevelute, ct don't le mari est 6gale-
ment n des lumi6res du barreau
dn comte de jefferson: Emma
Hamilton, partisane ardent de
acknowledgements complet de la
femme, eponSe DUN n6gociant !;
Carrie Johnson, Ia j-une ct jolie
femme On caiSsier de la banoue
d'OSkaloosa. ct Mile Golden, Ia
plus jeune de tontes, femme d'nn
artisan ct mere de deux enfants.
Anssit0t que le rfsultat des cleo.
tons a etc proclams, le corps de
mosiqne d'O>kaloosa est allie DON
ner nn- anhade a chacune DIES non.
velles clues, #, depuis, il est arrive
a leur adreSSe tant de lettres. de
Fluctuations de tous les points DIES
Etats-C nis que lie bureau de po~te
de Ia lOcalite en- est encore c
br6.
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Grande exposition de papillons.

Les entreprenants administra
tenrs de rEden Musee, 4 New
York, viennent d'ajouter une nou-
velle attraction 4 leur etablisse.
ment.
Cne MAGNITUDE exposition d.
parillons Il etc inauguree dams lie
lartin d'hiver. Cette collection
fate par NJ. +. N-umoegen rom
prend pres dc cent mile especes
differences lie papillons ct d. pha-
lenes, lie tous les pays du monde.
de toute taille ct de toute couleur.
En- uu mot, p,esque toutps les es-
peces connnes y sont representees
It quelques-uns de ces insectes.
Acknowledgement conserves, soc.
tres rares It tres precienx an point
de >ue sclentiiqne. L'expositfou
Sc compose de 251 vitrines Gispo-
sees avec lie meiIlear govt dams 10
]ardln. Dehx de ces %vitraines rem.
fetineut lies papillons DIES c~ouleurs
les plus riches eties plus variees.
forinant deux ~ravissantes mosai-
qurs.
Cette exposition est des plus ca.
''eusrs ct des plus interessantes ct
pent.etre deja considerte CONNIE M
nouveau success pour rEden Musee.
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Naturalization.

Tout Granger majeur. de lace
blanche, Gni vent d-venir citoyen
american, dot d'ahord fai,e m
declaration d'iHteatioa, c'eSt-a-dire
Sc presenter devant une cour su.
preme. SUPERHERO. de circnif on de
district dun Etat Q%nelconqne on
ben M our DIES Etat>. UniS. ct
la declarer sous sernent quill ii
habite les Esats-Unis dane facon
permanent" drpnis an moins trGis
annees. one son inrnii.n est de
devenir citoyen DIES Flats UniS ct
quill renonce -ponr ~tojOurs q tuute
ALLEGIANCE envers tOnt prince on
Etat strangers ct pa'ticu.ierement
enters lie prince eu l'Etat don, il
est sCiet.
Ii obtient alors CT qn'on a,.,"ile
commandment les premie,s pap.ers.
devient deai-ea, ct il pent, d,us
IEtat de New York. posseler les
p%roprief6S immobiller-S ct en- di~po-
ser & sa gnl>e CONNIE sill etait d4ia
ci;oyen, ct c la pendant les six an
nees s%ulvanteS. Drux ans apres
Guun etr1ngc:- Il TAFT SD declaration
CT est devenn deaizen, il doit. pour
Gevenir citoyen DIES Flats. Unis
Ironver devant une dies cours ci-
dessus ennmereeS.qu'i IA etabli sa
residence ~permanen.e aux Etats.
Unis depuis au MONS cinq annees
don't u dams l'Etat Gu lie Terri.
tore OH il demande d 6tre natura.
Use. etablir Quill est de bonnie vie
ct mPnIs, jnrer tiieIitG d la Consti.
tuition DIES Etats Unis ct renoncer
4 tous tit'es de noblesse quill pour.
raft avoir.
lie denisen devient alors Citizen ct
JOult desol mails de tOus les droits |
dun citoyen ame,icain ne aux
Etats- mis-, avec cette seule ciff9-
renee quill ne pput 6,re nj President
II: Vice. President dies Etats-U MS.
ces fOnctions 6tant exclusivement
reserves aux Americans de nais. !
sance.
Enfn, tout Granger ayant habi-
t6 les Etats-Unis avant d'av.ir
atteint rage de Is ans peut devenir
CltOyen san avOir 4 faire Ia d6cla.
ration %d'intention p~resclite par la
!ci.-Franco American,
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ATELIER TYPOERAPUIOlt f..
noTARY Jop Press.

Ayanttout lie materiel nfressaire. nous sr,n
mes a meme d'extruter tour les ouvra.rs ty-
pOgraphiques qni nous seront comics Les
brefs d'avocat. carfes d ~afiaiies. entttes DE
features. tichets dlIabirar,on, blancs. eiren-
Iaires, etc. seront iurrimrs dams lie pIus l,ref
de!ai eft a dea prix mUl6tts.
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AEONNENENT,

Tn 81 90
Tn Numero 10
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Remede c0ntre la dyssenterie.

G"eriso" radicale ct guarantee.
References n~ombreuses. Addressez
4 Mr.. Omer Savoie, chez Mr.. j.
Telemaque Badeaux, Latourche.
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Entendu drvant un lyc6e:
-POurquoi ne vintes-vOus PAS
her: Eous entes tort 81 vous lie
putes! 3
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~

i'm carre de lniigres: larp insei ton = 20
:. Pine ~
Insertion add. so
Touie annonre .udiqnant la profession
vec iadrpsst ct n'exceiant pas quaire
CUES. par an. 81 OF;
Ann0rces de canlilatS. davance 49,. 10 60
Necrologie. par 10
Toute annonce con,inprciala pui,l!te Il Fan
nee erainserte al taux tie 80 cents par pon-
ce pour La premiere insertion Ell - cents pour
les in ~sertions suhSfqhentes.
Toute annonce don't lie nomhre a'inser.ions
nest pas specific sera inSGree insqua nonvel
ordre au taux ordinaire.
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PARFUMERIE.-Le beau sexr. les
leunes gems 1t les hOmmeS miirS
l"i ve"lcnt singer la jeunesse, al
m"ut TT ,r~>I",ciInnt les parfnms les
plus saves. les essences les plus
pn'eS. les sav"nS les plus O%'iorant~
les articles dr toilette les plus in
'tl>pe'lSabh y q. lrs pins Il la mode
tells que br">>eS 4 dents, peignts
nios>-S a ch'vr' x, etc. etc, trOuve
iO"'. "n Hnantiie tons c-s articles
dianS Ia PIarmacie Thibmleaux 4
DIES piiA qni detent toute concur.
renee.
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The Perfected Phonograph.

Electrical World.
The improvements in the phone.
graph have now been carried to such
a degree of perfection that the instr IL
ment is practically ready for general
introduction. Undoubtedly means
will be hit upon from time to time to
enhance the value and efficiency OF
the photograph, bnt itstands to-day,
in our opinion, far more practical and
complete than was the type writer
when first brought out and placed on
the market. Back of all the tall talk
and exaggeration on the subject, for
which. the daily press is chiefly respon-
sible-certainly not those who are
introducing tit is q machine OF
admirable performance. whose utility
is so wide and various that it is hard
to determine just which work will give
it the largest fields OF employment.
And then, too, aside from the prac.
tical use, is the wonder-for wonder
it is-that not only can the human
voice be registered, but it can be du.
plicated in countless electrotypes.
We may be wrong but not greatly. in
believing that this century will be
memorable above others because it is
that which first preserved articulate
speech for after time. All poetry, Of
every age, is full OF the yearning, one
of the deepest in human nature, for
one voice whose gentle greeting could
be heard no more. and yet this tender
sentiment will be gratified. and each
delusive tone and accent now has
conferred on it perpetuity that is
not an attribute of even the craven
stone or brass.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1888-08-04
Eight Hundred cfeatcoasi
Stoiefi.

London Daily News: A short time
ago a remarkable phenomenon was
observed at Lyons, the second city in
France. One fine morning a number
Of cabnien were seen attired in caval-
~ overcoats and capes. Some OF tbs
Jehus patronized the cuirassier gar
ment, Others that worn by the smart
hussar, nor was the artillery great
coat unrepresented in this bevy OF
uniforms. The next day local carriers,
similarly traves-tied, cracked their
whips gayIy in the faces OF admiring
pedestrians THE transformation
naturally attracted notice. and some
OF the oficersIof the garrison took the
liberty of inquifing how these gentry
had come by their military habit.
ments. They were frankly informed
that the coats had been paid for hon.
estly at sums varying from 10f to
12f., according to their splendor and
dimensions. 1t so happened that
from time to time divers capes and
bverc6ats kept in the garrison store
houses had disappeared mysterious.
ly, so the officers, ptitting two and
two together. determined on starting
a searching Investigation. Suspicion
soon fell on several cuirasslers, gum
ners and military tailors. and these
persons, Numbering eight In all. have
just been brought to trial, convicted
and condemned to Yariotis terms Of
imprisonment. No less than 500
greatcoats had been distracted. An.
other affair OF similar kind is at the
present moment in course OF examin.
alton, nine men being under lock and
key.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1888-08-04
The MoSCuito,

Mr.. H. Sullivan Thomas, who has
been lecturing on the MOSQUITO before
the literary society of Madras, India,
is ungallant enough to say that it is
only the female mosquito that does
the biting. He considers the mosqui.
to most useful pest, seven Fights OF it's
existence being devoted to the service
OF man and only one-eight to his an
noyance. It exists in the larval state
twenty-one days, and during that
period engages in sanitary work with
ardor and thoroughness. Wherever
there is filthy drain, there the
mosquito larvae are to be found. vo-
raciously devouring the contamating
matter. Mr.. Thomas admits that he
is an anomalous animal, who wears
his heart where others w:ar their
throat, and sows his wild oats at o
time of life when the human kind try
to make their fellows and Heaven be-
lieve they have never been sinners; but
his days of sin are only a tenth OF his
total existence, which is more than
could be said of most animals, man
included. And in clarifying the water
OF India, which needs the process so
badly, the mosquito is performing q
public benefaction, and aronlng to
some extent for the bloodthirsty ap-
petite he develops during the thrte
days he exists in the more familiar
form. Mr.. Thomas tell us he never
yet found q case where a bite was
inflicted by any other than fema.e
mosquto; and though he suggested as
a possible explanation that the male
had quicker ears and might be more
on his guard against being caught.
this was obviously rather conces-
sion to the feeling OF the feminine
portion of his audience than the ex.
preston of scientific conviction.