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A saloon-Keeper Shot.

There WAS quarrel among several drunken
men in the Golden Crown saloon on South Illi-
nois street, South street. last night. between
IL and l o'clock, during which some one in the
crowd discharged a shotgun. Some OF the shot.
struck Ham Chadwick. employs of the
loon, in tho face aud inflicted slight wound.
The man who fired the gun escaped arrest
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-22
VACAN ES

There is big hole in our stor7
now. from garnet to cellar; also, .
big hole in our stock. We paid to
have the first one made. Our
friends paid us to make the second.
Both holes are going to be filled up.
The first with our new elevator. 1t
has come, and will be in position az
soon as may be. The second is be-
ing filed by new goods. Meantime
we are pushing along with other
additions. Our famous Ozark
ROOM is taking on new existence,
and presently will burst forth glo-
riously beautiful, like butterfly
from its dark shell. While all is
going on the daily business of pleas
ing customers in the way of draper
les, wallpapers, carpets and house
decorations is successfully carried
on by
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She Didn.s Try 1t on the Right Leg.

Wilkesbarre Leader. Ffk
Society girls superstitious in many
things as any of their sign believing sisters
of the stage. friend of mine told me that he
accidentally overheard a bevy of young ladies the
other evening chatting about all sorts of things.
1 don't believe in the silk garter sign. I've worn
one above my left knee for over a year now and
I'm not engaged yet. It's downright humbug. 4"
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Mrs. THoMAs's Dancing Academy, q When
Block.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE SATURDAY JANUARY a. sssrEN PAGES

odorous rookery. But when he comes 20 the mi
Mahai all his iconoclasm leaves him and he az
presses though with sufficient modesty and SELF
depreciation, something Of the rapture of delight
which that poem in marble has for centuries
evoked in the breasts of countless travellers
Mr. Richardson is thoroughly American, but ne
has had the good taste TO avc'd the epran', )ocose
style of writing about foreign lands which has
become a bad fashion of late years. His COM
M nts arc often sptlg'tly and emusing. but there
is stmining after funny effects no scarch ior
the grotcsque. lie sces aud notes the strange and
unfamiliar. lie has n strong feeling Tor the
beauties of nature lie recognizes a comllon hui
manlty ondcr alien habits lie does not tire the
reader by setting up Procrustean bed OF narrow
provfncialisms, and measuring every foreign thing
thereon He stayed long enough at the most
interesting points to obtain some genuine compre-
hension of them, and as result his statements
and differences have the interest which careful
and leisurely observation alone can impart.
Mr.. McKenzies book is far less interesting,
though it Is written conscentously and carefully.
The author went through the North of Ireland,
and thence to Scandinavia, to Italy, to Greece to
Turkey to the Holy Land, and so home. Ills
STYLE however, is dry and unattractive, his man
ner rather severe, not to say sombre, and he has
eked out his material with historical scraps which
add far more to the weight than to the value OF
his volume. OF the people among whom he trav-
elled he does not seem to have preserved any
strong memories, nor are his descriptions graphic
Doubtless he has set down faithfully what struck
him. but he evidently lacks the gift Of sympathetic
description, and more than that of insight, His
accounts not suggestive, and he appears to be
one of those travellers to whom nothing happens
L,,. Al ~tolo
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TWO BOOKS OF TRAVEL.

FOREIGN Lands. BY d. y. RICHARDSON. evo pP'
xi 44a. Chicago: A. C. McClurs CO.
some THINGS ABROAD. BY ALEXANDER MChtN~ih
l2.s Do 474 Boston: ID. Lothrop Company
1t is becoming more difficult every year to write
hooks of travel over the well worn routes when
shall be entertaining Yet we doubt whether 'he
humber of volumes of this class issuing from .iic
press diminishes. The disposition TO DeleVe 'na'
one has seen much than common people
zee or that one can describe IL better, continues
70 food the book market with trivial RECORDS oi
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tarely that interesting or in any way original
volume OF the kind appears. Mr. Richardson
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II is description Of glObe-trot7 lasting year
Including Japan China and India. These three
countries are quite fully examined, and in a
bright, shrewd, fresh manner. The account Of
Japan aid the japanese is particularly good and
sympathetic The writer's mind is uncommonly
free from prejudice. lie recognizes good wherever
nc sees lie is cheerful and patient traveller,
making the best Of circumstances, and he is al
WAYS open to new ideas and eager for new ISnow'l-
edge IL is pleasant to journey in such company,
srI il is also profitable Mr. Richardson even
finds the Chinese better than they have been paint
ed. When in India he liberates his mind some
what hefeticaly now and then apropos Of sundry
stock show places. Calcutta, for example. he
positively SCOTS at architecturally. deriding its
title Z" The City of Palaces" Renares. too, the
eecred city, he sets down as dirty and NAL
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OF Poverty" A cordial welcome TO all.
81 Paui's Methodist Episcopal Church 4th.ave: snd
sy me AMI & new r .aS.e
Christ aud Conscescc Lecture and prayermeetng Wed
and I'm svss-Rev. J. ". WoRRNLL D. D.. Pastor. Will
preach TO- m. and 80 m Strangers are welcome
Twcnty-third street Baptist Church. corner LsIinG
tonave-Rsv. l.. CKANDALL Pastor WIZ preacn Sna.
sermon Sabbath school 230 p. M Strangers and young
men specially invited
University Place PRESBYTERIAN Church corner Of 10th
i %S' sa 10 Foeisn ona Me.ns
will be held, addressed by Rev. WILLIAM kISCAiD.
d. D. Mr. KNOX Of Japan and others Wednesday evening
service At o'clock -----------
West Twenty third street Pre.bytcran Church, 23d
st. near 7,nsye hS' DO k3nEkm and 1.s M SUNDAY
school at $50 a m
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