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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-31

T, near 18th St, 13r. $50
y, near 18th, l6r......25l
18th St, near X, lar .22.
Iowa Circle, 15r. .20'
9th, above K ST., 12r. i 81
Conn. ave-, near n st. lot
OFF
941 + st., I'd floor, 5 from
rs, heated by steam SSt
941 +, Sd floor, 3 front RS.
heated by steam .......5:
Elegant rooms in "Sul
Building" fireproof,2 ele
yatOrs, heated by steam
from $50 to 800 each.
SIC
Magnificent store, Sun
Building, per an. SO, 80,
4lo 18th st. n.w........R!
17O1 Pa. ave-, store. .10I
Oc22 X. %. HOLTZ
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-22


Ms. N4fess tfos13 sniel atns.i - -
ss.aa4uy af sffis peapls "a Fgi.ia5 sseaias
a .sssr sf Aasssf Rss ios.gsseasn aLf1n-
ls. sac sas sssisls.f ~ fbs Misses Eva
l,sn.s.s. less,. 8a snd Esge.ls Pullman.
fane.as and muse sefs iB3lizsd iu re-
ftslaa4.s asias sefse4 si go e.ece
ia ess fafssF an N4.ler kosentn8i snd
5aun Nfk-s aEI.esfed la tie reg .'ai % sl.i
als-s suffs. sta .8u clt yssis snt shift
h1-oni allafset sifh = 4lsaseed stud. iae
.Ifssass oi tas llit.e aslzsss see very dainty
AL At.siie asaft Abeat sss~niy-i4 .
ssle gfe=s1G aualg ilena Hefs ta- i9i-
1ainz = sses Lnfl Bros. kila 71eio3 4.
fs.ilb aaI oe lal. hf4ce lsininEiof
aaal Asfhfq .3essis "A ialaVioo. Aiiie
taEbs. 1la AsE<ils. h4ils All Caffis
sign Ioa8- Gag Es1d Ar@elasn, issaes
er-nsAa Nvra Wand-sie J La barios
A.ira Barabaft ~ 60 NaleatG kil-e Nol-
.,lil. 4sal Perry s.s- trDs1s Aakie b.
raanaH. B-ss.s .sarssi4 Ar tfs.eiga. annie
n.rsf Aaal and tssnf Wilcox. a N45-
l.fl IsAn ia lioesrl ff-atwaF. Waiter
srtakass ossrss Nh.llc,m1s Dudley
Eaansif H4rs AL Guy Rouse. Harry
ls.snAd Hasssq Elseatas., j. Morgan
,mish. harvsq a4a h-f2sg Jones. Niiie
40s. E1Narf 0 sfsa. Dcs snt san.
HsIa<. ffed a. n hefng Arlsoa. Harry
h..Ns Roy Coos Waissr kn-sEt0u. Naissf
sosioy Blfn~g i.sls .i.e. Esft hA-el~ood
11au W4kss. osurss hufsl Geo. A All
40. Ih4slls Garrison. HiLH lhnrs and
Io1anls ot1Selee.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-22

"A srs1se snnuncs4 NJ r. D. Conger.
.asnsler of Toe sdvefisaag department 81
tre rFt rsatu urR,ts wss eisrr.sgi e. hixh
aoef ia 81 vsuxse. Wis. GA Thursday
- rbe y ssss Ei.s ursismsn snd ANA
r ssIs xsfe tas hrdesroa -. a sad Mrs.
EaHeer ar eF sertsd borne Wednesday
n.afrtrz aaH t.sT - - Gree 5s1ir horsf-
s-,fsss al I1l lBgrsvs-st. The Alssukee
ls hsfsa saes
fse Fasirfh street. i..iiserts charea wss
TOE -rene ~ a.4sIef ar gaosfsutsfin1s rssf-
s.nt a. Hes.a .osl4v. ne eoDtrsctin- psrt4ss
hsf.x k n to1esr. a'rsleesS ussneZsr ~
fa- afsat tsei1s Mica f-tassku fi sa-
stn I'D "a - Bersas srsrxstsn ~ tass
go 'sfgt usHnssr af rs.si' res sat
'fIvsds 9. 'ae aii.is s1d kfsom ~ers pres
s'if snd .-r .ra.eh Nss vsl Tied. As The
fonc.1sinn al tse ceremony 4 reseFst s8n vas
trId Al be r.sifenCe ~ tse nriies rsrenis
tis t.l..t,.. s. h-st AMI t1e nsRF s-f.,lsi
psir wefs fse ~, 'rients of msnv esgsat
40 ne efesenfs. A. facock " sad
Ma leDs~f Ist tr luicsgo Sd siter -
a1terdst ria VISA e. atue te tneir
'enfs st 5nsni sapis N.ch.. sasfs theF
rii iake ar fra'r r-stiene3
81 A ceft vtrl 81 iss arm al n p.
~Istar f E,. sa.se dealers ami ~ - susie
-fsqeI ee~e nart. 81 en THURSDAY sven
sr ~ fhe re irnrs II tfs hr'ce mstheF
~. frirr-i sn-st Es~ - Hic3 3ar isen
fn-et th~ rerewonF In fae F-Pssncs e.
ses sntr cay
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-22

IN Thursday evening dr. aod Mrs Al
cernon = Nnle entertained a large NUM-
be- os insi uisnds Nilh pfo<-eosivs petro
a, the.r pleasant h0iae on First-sve. The
sdies nlss prz~. a hlus satin ware pitcher.
sas Won ~ NJ Wsrrsn Basclay Mr.. W.
Drs~ Wcn De gertisnieas trsf prize
@eI n.ied Dreetea china smoking set.
Ms th4Ties b. hasker Has preeeatci Win
q aodei'ng Ola gentleman f0s haviEg taken
t.e last uluiber ~ ttuies 1EG of the gen
Ilvfaen ~ " a. SO4rp came % Win ike
heaors aad netdinx 0.t ladT Afsr
pfixes we're aNafi~I delicious rsfreshmeots
sers served The following satsts we're
afeseut NJ aud Ms. kran< LAmckln.
Ar aud Ms Jhas. 3. Hooker. ar. and
urx ID NcWharer NJ and Ms. ". u.
n4xn NJ art Hrs. IL u. Biiv.n. Ar. sod
Nrs. " g. Drew. Mr. and Mrs. w l.
E.skeisy NJ aod Ms Austin Eish-
srisoa. Mr and Mr. A. L. Hathaway.
ST. sDd NJ. q. /. Howard. Mr snd Mrs.
~ share. NJ and Ms T. II. Fiefn-
rrns NJ and Mrs. Warren bsrciay. Mr.
snd Mrs Wili Jones. 81 and Mr8. Geo. :
G,chsr. NJ and Nrs. Wii,-am kitzGersif.
NJ snd Mrs n r. Blake. NJ ani Nrs.
ffed BAKE Nrs B-ucs Linc0le. Misses
Ns.liy B-sde Nisn.e PARSONS. 81 - Joseph,
Ms = ng Nss tsanie Simm0rds. Mas
fla burnett. of Boston. Misses Susie Blivin.
Anra Dodge. atssrs Franz Hine A.
lodge. arthur share Winfield Drew,
Hefi HsilaNsy. ClntOa Gibson.
Tue shsldon-a Pedro Club n-ld their
ast iern ~ Destiag on Friday evenlnk
fir-l rfises +ess isxeu bF Ms. casaes
-lirh aud NJ Charles Eensicx. The
u.,oo.es 5sre tsxen oY NJ. Charles Norton
And Mr.. CaA4ies Ssnsick. The iolioslag
.nsulhsrs 90 the club aad tEeir friends
xrr- present Nr aud Nrx. Charles Sigh.
~ sad NF. lsmss fi.hsrtY. Nr. All
Mr. 0eofrs Gidosd, NJ. aRd Ars. Charles
rf0ssritsae Ar. and Mrs. ]. N. stanley.
" sn4 S.rs. va Winsgsf. Ar- aud Mrs.
thaflss tsaWlck AZ. aud Mrs. Louis
liant. Ars 1insham. MR.. Mstnson 1rs.
ksihsn. Misses nsii. stanley. Mildred
pusri4x. Messrs- smith. Lou Ninegsr and
thsriss Norton.
Mrs Phns Fisk. Of Jrd-rson-svs enter
tsiaei Grscs thurrh Guild on Thursday
evening". firs ,aolss OF proxrrssivs psdeo
~ers Ilsvsd. Heal prizes we're taken by
NisS Fhila FISK ani NJ. Zach Knapp. Mss
Carrie Hesid and Mr.. Lon Mcdonnell Won
30 boz oiss Gfsr Church people slvsys
manage ga euipv themselves aud this Oc-
.ssion va 90 exception to The Sensrsl rfile.
TIE south End Pedro cl-b lnst On Tues
dsY evening as he re+lornee of Nr. And
Nrs osorEe Lswrence. of south tsyette-st.
kttsr lae 1raf srr rat been awarded 81
Mr ard Mrs. H \ Cole ant the o0ooies -
"a sn4 Mrs. William Weaver the club
- .aurnet .or fhs ssasoa having previously
usf.sker ~ fefresamsn-s.
Nr ssd Airs. &. r. Rood 0f safest. en-
tertausd srv friends Nith progressive
prf'ri "a N1adsv evening l honor Of their
hfnfner sac sister NJ sud Mrs RI. "a.
touh q. Eav Cav. Ars ts1n snd ar. A
3 Rood eon hr.i pl IS sad tie boobies
were fsksa ay Miss Jennie Co13 aid Mr..
lfsfIr. a f.tnrrr
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-22


The Exclusive Ciuo referred TO in the
TEL1GR>xHyE.LD Yesterday could not
have been the snskesp-rean class which
exists within the l.. l.. g. ~ Nrs. Lorraine
fnosn. the leader Of the class. says that IL
has never yet met upon wednesday morn
ing. bur upon the L3d Of each month. The
lsdy further says that the class IS noi.exclu-
sivs eta
Hoo. ". .. Hughsrt President OF tue g.
=. & (. Road, accompanied BY Mrs. and
Mss dagaart. aed N-s. W. ;. Howard nd
children. arc expected 10 return the latter
part ul tire week from IsliEo0d, Florida.
where they have beea spending the Winter
"a their pretty cottage.
Mrs n l.. Thomas OF Byron Centre who
ior tie past isw DAYS has 0seu visiting her
SISTER. Mrs. ~. q. Peace. 0f 5is Jenersou-ave,
returned home yesterday afternoon sccOm-
panied by Miss L0stle Peass, VINO Will
spend Sunday vith ner aunt
Mics Myrtle Ko0r goes 20 Detroit Nav :.
- strsnd tns arst annual banquet o. he
siumai ofthe Detroit Training Scnool Of
Flocuii0n and English Literature. She is
20 respond n tosat.
Mrs. De Golyer. Who has been he gust
OF nsr sister and brother. HrJ. l.. L. Idty.
ard Dr schuyler g. Graves during the past
week hss returned TO hef home 10 Troy,
ny
nr James Gallup sderesse8 the students
~ Odvsf College last evening ov invitation
of the President lie wil pfsaea ia the
Congregational church a. Osivet today.
Mss Matte Tsyior. - Romeo. who came
se stfeni the EyeE-kinca-r Wedding sad
hss since been guest ~ NJ. and Yrs.
Daniel Mccoy. bss returned home.
Ms capt. Yo1ng. Of Puilman. IT.. hss
been caIiei home - tas bedside 0s her
taotnsr Ma watson wbe vas recsntly
Nncxen sifh psras5sls-
Ms Coin. larson and daughter. Of Cad-
lilac. are sperala. t1e week acre prior ~
trip 20 Gsrmsay. where tosy viii spend tae
Sumuer
Mrs. r. n Coco Of Bsv Citv and Nrs "
II Cobo. ~ Kalamazoo. Who have been
visiting Ms. g. g. Eood. have rsturned
BONE
Mss Niaoxus. 81 "a Cs-rier-st. Who hss
h<ers tsn Fercuslv ill. = slowly recovering
waicb hes macy frisn,is vii oe x.sd 70
aesr
Side Moore. clerk in ths 9 r & T.
General rfles. wsat - Eesroit ass evening
ls sitsad the meeting ol ne Rlcfc,s eiab.
Elmer Tsvior. ~ tsis cry lsft for Nsw
81 .aSt eFensnr. shefe b wiil spend
tsree rs=ks y.siiiax friends sna rsia,ivss.
Hen 9sorrs q sssfekse nssi up tae
1senfa 1f Aprf f1ft- ors years ago. is
coui1s scrass ne ktlsnsic to Anierics
r,sloo eienter vent so Ersrt yesterday
snc ~ in6rus vsrv is-zs ri<ss fhers 20
iav b shs, CAarch - ne sscrsi Hear.
Ma CiaA Rsck ien vsstsrisr fes Cs.e-
ions wsere she VI a~s.st aainrs n teesh-
- tae raa1x lea how - shssof.
Asa f.gen. Designer Cor 10 Fh.znir Far-
aftt-e Cc-nr anT. is is Aastln. Tex. >rrsnx-
az ~ larnish ae Stare tspisat.
~ snd Nrs u ) Lewis e2rs thi. svsn-
n4 or a seek cng1ees trfD . EaWszo.
rlneiausa and i54isvi-s Ng
A-s WI Mslsv. cf r. Wsru- IaS -
3ere 6sr = fs~ weeks v.s.Nrg a. ar M.
Nes Ns rr st fsifsvs
NJ p 81 Warrea-x ~ vrzssra.v for
BIS ssrasth rsis ~ Sc s,.d Word Es
tsesiI7 sreo-,rsnv A.rs
NJ Fans 4 Flsesher -ef-si sr,ua ia
sfsr esesr< Hcase .szt svesiax snd ~lll
lcca1e a. icns.
49, Nsrv .ra 1siss Is-isaer q zs~-
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-22

sss C5sy. sss spsssisg saadsy IA tas c.ty,
s.-1 isiz4,l4.
ar zod NJ. klirzs 8re~a ssv~ Kons
~ I'D ssafoiss tsf 81 ~ssks visit sttA
irszz1s kAeF<.
falsz.asl l7hls s1d t1s Esss - > irap isE rest
s1t g.essure
kes A QassntzEes. - Pesosksy who
las na4ny ir~a3z neEs aaa syae - Battle
csssx
Ass CaArss Iokrsoo ,ne Mrs. Lee. II
tbs e'sy. ~sat 70 Dssrcsk gsslsrsssy 70 ses
SIZE
Ms. y D. Young of C.lslonia. Is the
guest of nsr d2agatsr Mrs. v ,. Cclrinsn.
sFedsricA Jacob. prominent Nexsyso
business al. wss Ia the clty Yesterday
Dr. j. ~. Williams . pr-earsas - leaye
t0f as asr home IA Csllf0rols.
Rev Dr. Knapp = stil confined TO bis
Gel with nsTvSus pFostratioq.
y.E Sseriag and slfe. OF Bangor. are
speoaiDg saadsy la the ei.y.
"a Wright. the ~NoOivll!e Cyclone
x4s ia lns city yesterday
e. 4. Co@3is. of Toe Rockford Register.
Sas IA tie city Yesterday
Mrs. harry Psrk ns has returned from a
visit 10 Essi faNsz
Mrs. ". e. Adst has sons 70 Lowell on
visit ~ her m0thef.
Mrs. u. A. Biodget, returned from Wash
inztoa ysstrrtay
Mrs n. T.. Nslton IS visiling friends al
Bsrglen o5Finss-
r. 4. Wood. OF Etmo-e. will spend SUM-
dsy here.
hoa. NJ. {. Boreh IS in Washington on
business
Mrs A. g. Torrey hss refuraed from
Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-22

Mss Nora Knapp IS to be crowned Queen
Of the May a. the ionls Street ArmoFy on
Tuesday evening. May /. The ceremony
will be very beautiful and the fair Queen
will be crowned while seated on a throne ol
flowers. Misses Mary Kesler and Mamie
Hardy will lead the grand march which
opens the entertainment. The Misses
Knapp add Esslr keeier sing the horal
cali. at whose snmmOns twelve dainty
flowers and butterflies appear sud welcome
The QGeen. Fourteen brave nights &nd
three psges attend the Queen. After the
mote cersmonlous part comes the Maypole
dance. which 3 quaint conceli. intrOduc-
log the avn tennis. polka and qulckslep.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-22

~ Charles Ertxn ned y - Jziiz Aver
are % be married so8s usls aurnk ne
eaniag S4ninsr. Mis- Axsry . a ehsfns-
.nz Toaaz soe.sfy lAdy All NJ. tfosa sss
Al sas Ila.s .sIA Essoa 4 Lyon. be . 81
present intro8aeins - this city CTsm >
et4adard Amsric.a Atlss. sta head
sasFssrs O. Dalcaso.
Ms Eeiie rcfiba~r siii Oec0ae Afs
Cl.afses IsaDs 10 Ifsse. NJ Fenpts Sss
a realdeGf "a ghis cav fur many Yesrs.
E9ilg fr3ui the Cf2nd Eaplts II IA oebo3i
~ the niFeFsiis ~ Ana AFo1F where ae
siad 81 iaN Pie - Goa Feslai1z Ia Ioiei0.
bas "a IS understood tast lhsy siil make
inis cay lhelr home They eaEe . izrss
circle IT isiends AL eonxFslulzl4sDs are 81
isnoed.
ass Grace Turner snd NJ I. James
Nosier ars 10 os married 90 "Wednesday
morning asxt a. tie fssi1eAce u tue BRIDE. >
psrenls Han. s1d Mrs. A ,. lgraer. 81
-lrii.CEs-
Mss E~a Pierce aud NJ. trsi Antrim
srs to se married sboaE Jaly lsl, snd VIII
reside IN Abef5esn. -. =.
II IS reported that Miss Aatls Aithsn. OF
L0Neii and Mr.. JACK Schroeder oi tnis
clfy ale engaged
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-22

aa Neetsv sve1 - set NJ q A.
Neser 1I = .n-ee -. es eeratel he it
.,.r. p sra refssv AZ tssir lsssrase wsfa
es ae teeAe ssvra e.sesss
~e~s rri ~ e. r~-ssSs ef e'rrs -.
sef srr~ef.ls n, srsv tae 80 ss ~
-. sert e4.fr. - raaf.s Tere ssalsii5el
~h ftrelr frsiE - ~e4 rs.s
s..stssnsrst re ece rrrte.as wsrs
s,-efr + .irtrpd ~fa Ererr b. sn lax AZ
4t-srt r..es tse 1sr reos0 80 tsn -
~ta -rftet srte f rrt~ rreps - -
..' :. -trf-tFr~ <he retr esirr oona ~
.sasr 5e ters ~ s1s NrS Mssrl~
w., 81 s1s ere rtse t-ezts - a srre aa.n5s~
- asRttrrs go sole eeias ~ess 6if>i
rs ea,fee s<1 ~srs f1c seeaat rrt
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-22

The Fortnl lghsly Club held one Of is
most de5gasici meetings On Friday even
TX A. he rszicenee OF Ar. l. J.. Dryden,
SO Mt. Nernon-st. The programme opened
siih dueft fss the piano and violin By
Ms Ads Hunt and Str Fred NnrZburg
alter ihe encore Mr.. Dryden delivered
Snort lecture on How 10 Look Al Pietufes,
illustrated With appropriate lantern slldes
suoNiug met hOcs Of composition which ne
saaiyEed. Following this were thrown
upon the screen portraits OF ka0ebs, linan,
Rembrandt. C0rIsGgsO, Alchaes Acgei0,
Mustllo. Espaaei and Claude OF Lorraine.
Brief outlines Of their work were given by
Mss MYRTLE kos and Mr.. Walter Mech
After Nxht refrsshments bad been served
dancing began aud continued until late
hour.
Yesterday was history day at the ladies
Literary Cln6 and q prosrsmme OF unusual
interest was presented. There we're papers
On Alexandra" The Egyptian kn-
chsBtsE.." Sketch Of Hairiet Hosmer," a
song. The Death OF Mark Antony, and
scenes IN Cieopstra's Life. illustrated
with tabesux IN costume. Next Saturday
= Entertainment Day.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-22

The Warwick Whist Club held its last
meeting on Friday evening. aud on count
ing up the points Mrs. Harry Perkins and
Mr. Robert Barnard were found 10 have
made the greatest ncmosr OF counts and
were accordingly awarded the prizes. No
prizss bnve been given during the Winter
the intention being 20 give the horors 10
tnoss who had the best record at the close
Df the series OF match games which have
beeu held every other Friday since mid
winter.
Mrs 2 r Sweat entertained the Whist
Club a. her residence on Iulion- St, on
Thursday evening.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-22
OUR SOCIABILITItS
lfFTlE aENTesNsN y F0ll 0asss
-sssr@i Ffsaiassf ssri~sT Fsapis seson~
tsss a. Lss. Eszs<sa saa 80
sanna.r - sssls "a FaFs.sa
- " IA interest

Ia tsis eo.aaE sass msra.as - egpszf
sssefsi annoEncelnsnls 81 tnai inost snssf-
.stinx inisrnast.sa m4rIisss snEazsiassls-
Tie t0cstg oe.irs az iasf ,4<iEx sfsa
l.s.ass sea ne asiy Fs~s - s-srots4 4ad
sas asoa.l 81 &sf sraassses many asaf-
.a.sa
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-22

Nss fenss R.rh ~es snrsrses,i ~ he-
s.,ns t'- tas s-us e. Frfay -geelns. ne
- PA lreatf ~ te- rnrrx f-erds 4 rnst
g.. ,espss ssi re su seaaeus wes esi ~
Pc as.r lrr e ssri- ara atter ealuee
e-ans -rf-ast sef IS rarp 1a~rsf
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-22

xl.ss. Mr Masely Eas psessnfs - 80
tesafif,sl pssafax. NJ ss85~et 9@1z -
tslIs xfesE t1iazzlfssl in Ee sssesisFst So =.
- aFsak lrlst- Iae s9Fk 80 sissir - A-s
. le. SO 1ssasses zrzsf rFe1tt igr ta1 q -
So urea ucffen ne cor. .se1F EIspe sNssa .
ials l9ar sitb tbs Fealsla et21Er o. : AAsl''
tieligAtf4l ss1as1x
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-22
A r.rnrsII Dinner.

Dr snd Mrs. F. W Temple gave fare
veil dinner on Wednesday. 10 honor OF Mr.
D. G. Scribnes. OF Gunnison, Colorado.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-22

% YOU remember the race Ia Ben Hur2'
There - bigger race 10 get the Ben uar"
cigar just now.
The Springdale news., 1888-10-26
NOBILITY NOTES.


 MEs. BISMARCK is tall and very gray and as fond of champagne as her husband.
 SULTAN MCLEY HAssAN, of Morocco is about the most bloodthirsty potentute of modern times.
 THE Empress of Austria is said to own twenty pet horses and twice as many dogs. after whose proper entertainment she per sonaly secs every day.
 TIE Empress of Japan, it is said. is rapidly becoming one of the best informed women Of her time She is hard student of Ger man, Russian, French and Italian.
 OLD Kaiser Williams widow is named Augusta, the widow of Kaiser Frederick is named Victoria, and the wife of the present Kaiser i8 known as Augusta Victoria
 DURING the Prince of Wales recent visit to Hamburg he initiated some wheebarrow races, with ladies in the barrows trundled along by the highest English nobility
 TIE Princess of Wales often sits in the hall at Sandringham as the night falls and watches the coals reckoning in the immense fireplace for an hour or more, utterly ob- livious to all sights and sounds around her. LOUIS, King of Portugal. is seldom to be seen without q cigar, and he converses flu entlr in English, French, Italian. Portu- S0CStt 'SpdtIIoli, bCFuldI ttilC EoNtulSu. ht is pleasant, and tells ever so many anec- dotes.
 DowAGER EXPRESS VICTORIA, widow of Frederick III, has an annual income of S200 eco, $40,e00 of which is derived froa England. She will be obliged to make Ger many her nominal residence, and to visit Berlin every year.
 MILAN, of Servia, is probably tue most i'm
 
 Berlin writer ayers that his application for a loan of s259.0 with his life insurance policy as collateral, was lately received by Vienna banker.
 IN the coffin of the dead Emperor ex-Em- press Victoria placed small gold chain, to which three l0ckets were attached contain ing miniatures which she had taken during their courtship, and which he had always worn until his last illness.
 "VoN MoI.rKE, the Silent,o isn't at all si- lent at home He is, on the contrary, q charming, lively, and amiabie companion. He is fond of the wife of his nephew, who presldes over his household, and of her children. He loves whist and roses; and of these flowers caltiyates d great variety.
 FOR many years Queen Nictorla has eaten .erissni,p a Turin speciality, instead of ordinary bread. Itis something Ike baked naccar oni, says PiccadHy, and has been sent daily from Turn by Piecirillo; but since the establishment of d "grissinia bakery n Charlotte street, Rathbone place, Ter Majesty gets her daily bread from Lon lon instead of Turin.
 THE daughter of the King of Show has recently married the eldest son of King John, of Abyssina,wi splendor pnparal- ieled in modern ceremonies. The crown worn by the bride is regarded as the one which decked the head of the Queen of Sheba. According to the native records, t has been ill the possession of the Ethiopian dings for twenty-five centuries
The Springdale news., 1888-10-26
HOME. FARM AND GARDEN.

Worn ingrain carpets make good material for cutting up aud weaving into carpets again, and the strips need not be sewn together. They should be cut leng gthwise.
 -Overfeeding sometimes causes premature bud formation or mal- formation on plants growing in pots. When the soil approaches dryness 1t is the proper time to apply stimalants
 With young people beginning life, a debt on the farm may induce econ- omy, industry, steadiness and perse- verance With older people it is apt to cause niggardliness.-RNrat Ncto Yorkcr.
 If old fuchsias are cut down they will send out quantities of fresh shoots: but if you desire them in good form cut off the old branches and pinch in the new ones, and a fresh growth will soon push out.
 -Jellied Apple. Fill a quart bowl with thinly-sliced apples in layers, with sugar; add one-half cup water; cover with a weighted saucer. Bake slowly three hours. Let stand till cold Turn out. Eat with cream or boiled custard. = YaHkee Blade.
 -Turnip Turnovers. any num- Der of turnips and cut in thin slices, pepper and salt them; if you have a bit of bacon, all the better, put it in. Roll out the scraps of pastry, fill with the mixture, turn over and bake. May be eaten hot or cold. Good Housekeeping.
 Good beef has a reddish brown color, and contains no clots of blood. Weil-nourished bceves furnish flesh which while raw is marbled with spots of white fat; it is firm and compact. Old, lean animals furnish flesh which is tough, dry and dark; the fat is yell low. Veal Is slightly reddish, and has tender white tibers. The fat is not dis tributed through the lean, as III beef. The same is true of mutton. In well- nourished animals white fat accumu- lates along the borders of the muscles.
 "A simple contrivance for cleaning small quantity of such seeds as to- mato, cucumber, etc. which have soft pulp attached to them, may be made by removing the bottom of a small box and replacing it with mosquito wire. A box which measures about SX1G inches answers the purpose very well. A narrow strip of wood should be tackled over the net all around the edge of the box, so that small seeds can not bs pushed through. Most ofthe pulp can readily be rubbed through the meshes of the wire.
The Springdale news., 1888-10-26
THE DREAD OF DEATH.
The Closing Scene of the Human Tragedy
 Not So Horrible After All.

The Closing Scene of the Human Tragedy
 Not So Horrible After All.
 IL is singular hBy small is the pro- portion of persons who have witnessed the closing scene of the human tragedy. Even physicians do not see their pa- tients expire so frequently as would be thought But what they see is suf- ficient to strip death of it's consterna- tion. Their presence at the unmask- ing of the fancied monster prepares them for the inevitable. When their time comes they go at least resigned through the silent portal. They are no braver than others, but they have learned not to be scared at specters. Very few men, in truth, are afraid to die when the point comes. They do not, as may be supposed, relish it, and they are anxious, as rule, to live, so long as their chances are good and they do not suffer. When suffering grows acute their desire dwarfs Gew of us but prefer death to pain) and when they lose hope they yield them- selves without murmur
 l have seen, repeat. an extraor- dinary number of persons die. and my observation and experience contradict the current theories and opinions on the subject At first was surprised at the evidence of my own senses; afterward l was convinced that they revealed the actual truth. l remember, though but a small boy at the time. the first man who passed away before Thy eyes. He was patient, tranquil, philosophic, while conscious of his doom. had expected him to be ter rified, to perish in agony, and the cir cumstance made an indelible impress sion on my budding mind.
 1 have seen the last moments of deli cate, highly nervous women who would shriek at the sight of a spider and who could not bear the mention of death. Any one who had known them would have thought that their closing scenes must have been distressing. They longed to live in the beginning, but as they ebbed away and were con- scious of the fact, peace and renuncia- ton came to them. No hero of a hundred fights could have borne lingering illness and its end moro serenely. Women, weak and timid as they seem, mortified as they often are at the grim monarch while re- mote, are calm and intrepid when he stands at their side. As he advances to seize them they do Lot blanch or sigh or complain. have wondered how persons who had appeared to be afraid of every thing would meet their late, and yet they have met it with equal mind and becoming fortitude.- Junlus He1ri BroWae. ita Foram.
The Springdale news., 1888-10-26

X GREAT mistake perhaps was made when Dr. Sherman named his great remedy Pricllly Ash BITTERS; but it is presumed that at that time all remedies for the blood, etc. were called Bitters. Had he called it Prictly Ash Regulator !" Curative,o or almost anything but BttelS, it undoubtedly would have superseded all other prepara- tons of similar character. The name Bit ters is misleading; it Is purely medicine, md can not be used as beverage.