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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-05-01

Drink Malto.
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BOARDING.

se BARNARD lsnow undergoing repairs and
CO will soon be ready for occupants; tour
delightful south rooms, furnished or unfur
nished, with or without board. Also meals fur
nished to families.
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Il EORGTA, CHATHAM COUNTY. --GEORGlA X.
VI HOWARD has applied 20 Court Of Ordi-
nary for twelve months maintenance and sup
port for nertel and minor children out OF estate
Of JOHN y. TOWARD, deceased. Appraisers
have made return allowing same.
These are, therefore, TO cite all whom II may
concern 10 appear before said court 70 make
objection on or before FIRST MONDAY IN
JUNE NEXT otherwise same viii be granted.
Witness the Honorable HAMPTON l.. FERRILL,
Ordinary for Chatham county, this Goth day
- FRANK f. KEILBACH,
Clerk c. O.. c. &.
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FRANK e. KEILBACH,
Clerk C. o., c. C.

~ EORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY Whereas,
" NJ A. O'BYRNE has applied to
Court of Ordinary for Letters Dismissory on the
estate of HANNAH FREDERICK, deceased.
These are. therefore, to cite and admonish
all whom it may concern to be and appear be
fore said court, TO make objection df any they
have) on or before the FIRST MONDAY IN
JUNE NEXT otherwise said letters will
be granted.
Witness the Honorable HAMPTON /. FERRILL
Ordinary for Chatham county this the 29th day
OF February, 1888
FRANK +. KEILBACH,
L,lnllt - q q
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TTNHE last chance to get Chrysanthemums this
Il season-fifty cents, one dollar and one dol
lar and fifty cents dozen-as to variety. For
sale by j. GARDNER, agent for Oelschig' Muir
sery.
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II EORGIA, CHATHAM County. Whereas,
" CHARLES fl. DORSETT has applied 10
Court Of Ordinary for Letters DsmissOry on the
estate Of JOHN g. WOOD. deceased.
These are, therefore to cite and admonsh all
whom IL may concern 10 be and appear before
said Court 20 make objection ~ any they have
on or before the FIRST MONDAY n AUGUST
NEXT, otherwise said letters viii 10 granted
Witness the Honorable HAMPTON l.. FERulLL,
Ordinary for Chatham county, this the Both
day Of April, 1888. .-.-....
FRANK T.. KEILBACH.
Clerk G. O.. e. G.
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HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT.

LNOR RENT, premises 40 Taylor street; pos
l. session given June LIST. For further particu-
lars, address NJ. A, care Box l42
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EOR RENT, a desirable residence at White
Il Bluff. Apply to JACOB COHEN'S Dry
Goods Store
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LNOR SALE, Laths, Shingles. Flooring Ceiling
II Misunderstanding and Framing Lumber
Office and yard Taylor and East Broad streets
Telephone No 21l. REPPARD & co.
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SITUATION WANTED, by single young
- man, as saleman, in dry goods, groceries
and shoes, of long experience, good reference.
Address p. o. Box 221, Bru Iswick, Ga.
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-OHP. RETURN TUBULAR BOILER for
~ sale cheap GEO X. LOMBARD & CO.,
Augusta, Ga
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PRESCRIPTIONS compounded with accuracy
L and.dispatch, using out frst-class drugs ut
HEIDT'S DRUG STORE
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ENOR SALE, 100 punches choice Bananas.
II cheap. A. H. CHAMPION, l54 Congress
street
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ENOR RENT, that desirable store under Turner
Il Hall; rent reasonable. Apply to c. p
MILLER.
EOR RENT, No 1853 Gordon block. G..
Il BOURQUIN.
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TOR SALE the schooner William F Marsch-
Il er, IS 12100 tons burthen. length 81 feet,
beam Il and 4-10ths feet depth feet and 2-i0ths;
in good order and now plying between Button
and Savannah. Apply TO j. II. ESTILL, 3
Whitaker street.
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LNOR SALE OR RENT store, Market square
Il and Bryan street, recently occupied by
Fisher Bros; good stand for any business.
Apply, A. EHRLICH g. BRO, l57 Bay street.
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CHEAP. ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS, IS Words or
more, in this column inserted for ONE
CENT A WORD, Cash in Advance. each
insertion
Everybody tOho has any wdnt TO supply.
anything to buy or sell, any business or
accommodations to sec,,re: indeed, any tcish
to crafty, should advertise in this column.
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ROOMS TO RENT.

ENOR RENT, rooms at 1870 Broughton street,
l. furnished or unfinished, with home &C
cOmmodation.
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~ dred; in two inch pots 80 per hundred. For
sale by J. GARDNER, agent for Oelschig's MUIR
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4 OMITTED THAT the best straight Nickel
"A Cigar is VINDEX. Try them. The g. ".
HEIDT Co. Agents.
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delightful south rooms, furnished or unfur-
nshed, with or without board. Also, meals fur
nshed to families.
MISCELLANEOUS
IVES. it is in my line TO repair Watches.
Clocks Jewelry and Spectacles; give me
trial FRANK WERM No 10i Broughton
street, under the Marshall House.
EORAL DESIGNS made by WAGNER. Fresh
II Cut Flowers daily, AZ STEONG'S DRUG
STORE, Bull and Perry street lane.
ERANK wERNl. Jeweler. So. ijl Brouzhton
i street. uuler the Marshall House Reliable
goods, far dealing, bottom prices
A OMITTED THAT the best straight Nickel
"A Cigar is VINDEX. Try them. The @. ".
HEIDI CO., Agents
-OH.P RETURN TUBULAR BOILER for
~ sale cheap GEO. X LOMBARD & CO.,
Augusta. Ga
PRESCRIPTIONS compounded with accuracy
L anddspatch. using out first-cla5s drugs at
HEIDT'S DRUG STORE.
IN RETURN TUBULAR BOILERS and En-
w gines cheap and good GEO. X LOMs
BARD q Co. Augusta, Ga
ExCELs ALL OTHERS. BORiC1NE TOT
II LET POWDER for quality and fragrance.
The G. u. HEIDI 60.
DUBBER HOSE in all grades from Sc. per
IL foot; Lawn Sprinklers aud Hose Reels
cheap. NEIDLlNGER & RABUN,
DAIR 55-H. p. DOUBLE ENGINES cheap
L GEO. r. LOMBARD Co. Augusta, Ga.
DHosPHoRATED MEAD. Root Beer. cider,
Brandy ale, Mix Shakes, Soda and Sara
toga Waters at HEIDI ~
Z CENTS for 2 sheets Sticky Fly Paper or 2
y sheets Poisonous Fly PAPER ct hElDIA
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EORAL DESIGNS made by WAGNER. Fresh
i Cut Flowers daily, at STEONG'S DRUG
STORE, Bull and Perry street lane.
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A YOUNG MAN, IS years old, desires a posi-
"A ton in any kind of business; willing to
work and can give good reference. Address
NECESSITY, care of News office.
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ERANK WERM, Jeweler so. i1l Brouzhton
i street. uuder the Marshall House. Reliable
goods, far dealing, bottom prices.
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Keep your eyes in this space.
D. B. LESTER.
GROCER AND WINE DEALER
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IN RETURN TUBULAR BOILERS and En-
~ gines cheap and good. GEO K LOM-
BARD Il CO.. Augusta, Ga.
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ID UBBER HOSE in all grades from Sc. per
IL foot; Lawn Sprinklers aud Hose Reels
cheap NEIDLlN0ER & RABUN.
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OFFICE HELP FURNISHED at Commercial
~ Institute, 1856 Liberty street. Telephone
413 C. S. RICHMOND. Principal
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w big stock of Trunks Bags and SaUchels,
which we will sell cheaper than ever before, and
"dontyou forget it," NEIDLINGER& RABUN.
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z CENTS for sheets Sticky Fly Paper, or 2
y sheets Poisonous Fly Psper at HEIDTA
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MISCELLANEOUS.

IVES. IL is in my line 10 repair Watches,
j Clocks, Jewelry and Spectacles; give me a
trial FRANK WERM No 10i Broughton
street under the Marshall House
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NOR SALE fine large Safe; one Of the best
4 made; Moser Buhmann & Co. combina-
ton lock- double outside doors; inside doors.
Apply 10 G. II. DORSETT, Bay street.
Dodge City times., 1888-06-28

ordered hair stood up in short locks about
the reddcning face. The detected nurse
made one wild effort to get back her 6:g-
nifty, then laughed sheepishly as she met
the eye of Norris.
'sIf the cats out Of the bag, there's no
use holding it open for herr
II don't know, Uncle Amos. You de-
ceived me so finely l can scarcely believe
my senses now
IA nice detective you'll make II rou are
taken in By every sham"
"Do yon mean that you arc on that kind
Of business here." with sudden light
breaking over HIM. '.You don't think
you can't think
'!That crime can be buried in the grave
oh. no! I'll convince you OF that by the
time am through"
Then the older mans acting gave way:
he graspcd the hand Of the younger as he
asserted, eagerly:
"rve got him, Norris = got him beyond .
doubt
"Tell me what you mean, Uncle Almost
Not Miller! You don't suspect him:"
"Of being the runaway Edison. the dead
and-buried Edson!-closcr to it here than
he ever was down in Texas, I'll vum-yes,
1 do. What's more, I've got the proof of it
out of bis own mouth. Wait till you see my
notes. Wait till we get the rascal on his
feet again, and then see the Judgment that'll
come.''
Dodge City times., 1888-06-28
CHAPTER XVIII.

THE BIRD Is SNARED.
1t was Christmas morning, and Carol was
turning ring on her hand with look
which no .iancee should wear when first
viewing the symbol OF her plighted troth.
1t had come to this. Firmly and persist
emily influenced by her brother, eagerly and
confidently wooed by Ingot, in one short
week they had overcome her scrupies so far
that she was lending herself to the plans of
the one. to the hateful seeming of submis-
sion to the other, while her own heart
throbbed with rebellion one minute, or sunk
with cold dread the next.
Mr.. Ingot had carried out his intention
regarding the diamond. The ring was a
solitaire, which he got at bargain-the
Dodge City times., 1888-06-28

WIiI-ED 1T, YOUNG NAN"
substitute he had left on duty looked so
stupid that Norris turned back to leave his
message with the narse.
She had come out in the hall for change
of air and relief to the monotony. She
heaved sigh as she dropped into chair,
and proceeded to adjust her heels on the
w1ndow-sill without reference to the posi-
ton of the scanty skirts. There was pipe
in her hands which she began to FILL Was
this the model nurse, worthy Of ali trust.
''Now that young idiot Is gone, I'll have
the smoke am dying for. Oh. tobacco.
soothing and potent, what will not men do
for thee! A pipe viii transform savage,
and I'm fast approaching that state. Con-
found it, no light! and if go in there again,
he'll be sure to come out of the cat-nap he
dropped into so obligingly.''
''Let me supply you. Mrs. Crane"
The frilled cap was pushed back, the dis
Dodge City times., 1888-06-28

are. II she was waking now to the fact
that she had q mind Of her own, she was
certainly not prepared yet to set her judg-
ment against his and maintain the issue.
When Mr.. Ingot came again, he did not
meet with the rebuff she had been prepared
to give. He smiled to himself, a knowing
smile, but there was a trace of bitterness
IN it.
"The plan works, but I'll be hanged if l
don't wish could get her without all this
chicanery. I've known that Lyman Childer
was precious rascal, but the worst piece
Of scouadrellsm he has been guilty OF yet
is joining in with me to sell out that confid-
ing creature. Not that need quarrel with
him for it. I'd have made it interesting for
him if he hadn't, but it makes me despise
the fellow ell the same''
Dodge City times., 1888-06-28
CHAPTER XVI.-CoNTINUED.

CoryriJa,-d, 1855, by Tbs A. ~ Kellogg HeaOspaper
Company. Al Rights isssrred.
Dodge City times., 1888-06-28
UNDER A CLOUD i;
CLEARING HIMSELF.
Tho Thrilling and Absorbing Story
Of a Great Crime.
EY JENNIE DAVIS BURTON,

AUTHOR or Z" HER LIES SECRET" AND
OTHER STORIEs.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-04-17
PLAYS AND ACTORS.

John A Stevens expects to return 70
America early IN the spring.
Dizzy has been having crowded houses ever
since no started his Frisco run.
Charles Coghlan is coming back to Amer
lea To play in Heart OF Hearts"
Clara LOU Kellogg is u years old, and
her husband, Mr. Strakosch, is -.
Booth and Barrett arc going to Europe to
gether next summer on u pleasure trip.
Charles konollman, n well known variety
actor, has left tho stage to peddlo patent
medicine.
The Main Line" has been approved of BY
San Francisco playgoers who know good
thing when they see it,
Whitfield, tho humorist, who was para
lyacd, has recovered with the loss only OF his
right eye, and has gone back to the stage
Chicago is to have another theatre, with a
seating capacity of 1900 1t will be called
the Novelty. L. +, Benton will be the man.
agcr
Robert McWade wants to produce in New
York play written by himself, entitled
Franz Rochelle" which is said to require
$4,000 for its presentation.
The Booth Barrett repertory next season
will include only "Othello,n Hamlet" anu
The Merchant of Venice for all of which
they viii carr comnle.n AcsnC,.y.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-04-17

The country around Oxford is beautiful
The town itself is quaint and most pctur-
,sque The life here is one that would charm
,ther student or young man fond of so
,ety and athletics. The river is constantly
thronged by college oarsmsn When the
racing season is on, | am told, ono of the
most exciting events of each day is the strug-
Slc to gain the position known as ''the top
Of the river" As it was explained to me,
the top of the river means this: Several boat
crews--sometimes to the number of fifteen or
twenty-will be placed in line-one slightly
ahead of the other ON the river. At signal
they start OF racing for certain point The
object of each boats crow in the rear is to
run down the boat ahead of them This is
called humping. Ii they can bump the nose
Of their boat against the one just ahead of
them, that entities the humping boat to no
up above the boat that has been bumped
And the boat bumped falls back one la the
line The boat that obtains the position of
the top of the river is the one which is able
TO distance all competitors and to draw away
from them in this most exciting OF strug-
giles Very often the boat crow bumped is
turned clear over and has to pick its way out
as best it can. But this only appears to add
fun and hilarity to the race, T. c. Craw
ford in New York World.
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A fat, lazy man will get good deal of
benefit out Of hard rubbing and mnnipula-
ton. Jim Cusick, who was John e lIcenan's
old trainer. once told me that he was firmly
convinced that the cures mentioned in the
Scriptures as having been made by the clay
ing on Of bands were really made by being
rubbed we'll by the hands of good, strong
healthy men. All athletes who have trained
know the value of such rubbing for they de
pend on IL to harden and iDVigorate their
muscles. Massage consists of exercising,
sweating and rubbing the patron, and when
IL is done by competent person is very
beneficial At the same time ii is but an aid
to and not perfect substitute for voluntary
AMI self performed exercise, because tho mind
must ald the body in any work TO get the
best results. A man being "massagod" is but
a passive agent in the hands Of the manipu-
lator When he does hts own work his mind
Is actively in sympathy with it, and the re
suits are not only more quickly obtained but
are far more lasting. President Cleveland
Is from forty to atty pounds heavier than he
should be Until that much lighter, every
pound 81 fat that he loses viii be To his
physical gain, but he must not expect TO
keep at his proper weight and retain his
health merely through submitting to mus
sage The best exercise he or any ono of his
build can tako is obtained by horseback
riding. As soon as be finds himself twenty
pounds lighter he should ride daily from ten
10 twenty miles After his ride which
should be- on rough actioned horse, he
should lie tonelcd and then hand rubbed
vigorously, and, il he is careful OF his diet,
he can easily keep himself in coed health
and at his normal weight, Now York Sun
I4faryirw
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There is no better preventative OF nervous
exhaustion than regular, unhurried muscular
exercise. II we could moderate our hurry
lessen our worry, and increase our open air
exercise, large proportion OF nervous dis.
eases would he abolished. For those who
cannot get sufficient holiday the best sub
situto Is an occasional day in bed Many
whose mel yes are constantly strained in their
daily vocation have discovered this for them
selves.
A Spanish merchant In Barcelona told his
medical man that he always went to bod for
two or three days whenever he could be
spared from his business, and he laughed at
those who spent their holidays on toilsome
mountains. Ono of the hardest worked
women IN England, who has for many years
conducted large wholesale business retains
excellent nerves at an advanced age, owing,
1t is believed. to her habit of taking one day
week in bed Ii We cannot avoid frequent
agitation va ought, if possible, to give the
nervous system time TO recover itself between
the shocks. Even an hours seclusiou after a
good lunch will deprive hurried, anxious
day of much NJ its injury The nerves can
often be overcome by strategem when they
refuse 10 be controlled By strength OF will
James Muir HOWE in Nineteenth Century.
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CALIFORNIA RANCH LIFE.

How the Women while Away the Time.
Not Desirable Existence.
The women often show the wear and tear
of their isolated positions, without compcn
sating social interests, moro than do the men,
who are surrounded by men interested in the
Same pursuits. Love of luxurious clothing
amounts to passion in the women of all
classes About their homes they 20 dressed
as elegantly Us II in the fashionable streets Of
San Francisco. This IL the result of the wish
of husbands, sons mud fathers for the visible
display uf their wealth speedily shown. Too
hurried 10 build the good homes which they
need, all rushing along the heated race course
that leads 10 sudden wealth, they deck their
women as means OF establishing their clnims
To social Importance, and to compensate them
for the real hardships OF their lonely lives
during much OF the time
The religious educational and moral tone
of the community is largely upheld by
women, aud a reverential bearing is adopted
toward them which is beautiful and very
gratifying, without doubt The immense size
OF the ranches, however, tends to ISOLATION,
ard the maddcning monotony Of the life is
very trying 10 the moral s.amna--one day Is
much like another for months during the
heatei term, day after day, week after week,
Sunday included
With the nearest neighbor five miles away,
what cheer is 10 be found in the last Partisan
styles, eighteen months late, or in tigers eye
jewels in bracelets and brooches, all tho way
from the Cape OF Good Hope and @too lovely
for anything just sent the latest thing
out tom Tiffanys; or OF a chased silver tea
service, with accompanying pottery OF the
Donlton make; or lovely pug, King Charles,
with tTappings To match the Partisan suits,
when the jewels and dresses are 20 be seen
only by the Chinese cook aud Mexican and
Indian vaqucros neither Of whom can speak
ten consecutive words in English, and the
tea service to be used on pine table built IN
the dining room, ungraceful as Gothic
deaths head and crossbonoa; or of a King
Charles, when there is not even one feminine
heart 10 be wrenchei "by the black beak of
envyF'--Mrs. NJ J. Gorton in Brooklyn
Maxazine
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-04-17

Regularly once month the figure of a
woman, closely yelled, is secn in Mcpherson
square, usually about twilight She is OF
good figure and quite progressing She viii
ait on one Of the park sette,s for few mo
ments while her gaza Is rivcted upon the
magnificent equestrian statue Of the deceased
general Tweutysx years ago Miss Emily
Hoffman. enc of the richest bellies of Balti-
more. while visiting out west, met and fell in
love with Gen. Mcpherson, and they became
aitianced The general was engaged in the
war and could not spare time for the we'd.
ding; besdeg the well known southern sym
pathis, Ut the Hoifmans was another cause
Of the postponement OF the wedding The
dark days Of strife continued, and the general
feil la battle, with the miniature OF his sweet
heart pressed to his breast The lady never
recose red from the shock aud regularly visits
tho statue II her hero. 49, " ashington Cor
Philadelphia News.
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In Their Summer Attire

The Englishman and the Frenchnor
are nowhere more unlike than in tb";.
behavior in summer. The Frencbmon
loves to look summer like. II be l.
obliged to remain in the city he will ON.
deavor, by his attire, to practice upon HI.
Imagination the innocent deception that
he is walking upon the yellow sand, N
the sea shore. He wears a straw hal an
alpaca coat-not necessarily black. and
white trousers. Not unfreauentlv Is
saunters over the burning asphalt in
sand shoes. He Is a practical philosonber
for thorough change Of dress changes
the ideas if it does not change the mir
EnSlishmen are the direct opposite. They
are rigidly formal in the matter of dress
The typical Londoner and man Of busi.
ness, so long as he is in town, wraps him.
self up in his frock coat, although the
dog star may be raging and the heat has
changed him to the color of boiled lob.
ster. When he is on duty he is afraid to
appear before the world in free and easy
garb, lest he should be suspected Of being
giddy and frivolous. He las his notions,
however, of comfortable clothing in sum-
mer, and he frequently indulges them
when he goes abroad, His appearance on
the bOulevards often astounds the Pari-
sian. When abroad. at the opera, at din
ners and similar occasions, he loves to
show his superiority to all rules and Lor-
rify the natives by his neglse Home
Journal
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n Difference in the Cost.

The business manager of The New York
Sun, w. NJ. Lairau, is lover of artistic mot
NY, of which he has Il large and fine coIlec
ion in his house i'll Lexington avenue II,
had Gillian the cartoonist, up there TO dinnc,
recently and the artist inspected the potter,
Win great curiosity. Mr. Laffan showed
uiili Two vases OF about the same size-one t.
ieIcateiy United blue and the other finely
Hnted red. When Gillian had ceased his in,
speet'oh OF the two vases, Mr.. Laffan asked
winch he thought was the finer. The artis,
indicated the red one as his choice, but added
leprecatlngly that he knew very little about
sueh things. "Humph,' was the collector
lsSnsted reply as he set the vases away. ~
very evident that You don't know abou
uch things, That vase cost me SIG. Will
ae blue one cost 5 .5Q1. New York Tribuu,.