davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-02
Tale the rrsln Tor the Park.

Trains will leave from foot Of Court
street during the Musical Festival every
fifteen minutes, beginning at Z p. IN. and
at p. m. for the Mattinccs, except on
Sunday they will start every fifteen min.
utes, beginning nj 1880 and at $50 p. M.
Round trip only ~ cents. Stop will be
made athcad ~ Vance street and al stops
returning. Ample room and quick time.
II. ID. Ellis, General Agent
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-02
A omL USES 4 KNfFE or 4 nov.
BID Nou Eyerr

w. II. Roycls, N. d., Of Baltimore Nd,
says. II have been IN the practice OF mcdi-
ivinc for over eighteen years, but never have
seen the equal OF Hodges sarsaparilla. IL
has worked miracles here In curing rheuma-
tism and scrofula. Have almost come 10
the conclusion that | cannot practice with.
ont H." Rangum Root Medicine CO., Manu-.
iacturers, Nashville, Tenn. 81 10 per bottle.
Sold at Holsters drug siorr, 80 Main street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-02
AMONG THE MAGISTRATES.
A REPULsED LOVERS BREAK FOR
HIS Welded INAMoRITA.

A Charge OF Abduction That Doesn't
Appear to the Naked Eye-The Great
Chinese Case Continued to Bring on
An Impartial Interpreter.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-02
prei DO, ,r.., r,eLs,.,

To New Orleans, vicksbnrg Baton
Rouge, jacksonville, Little Rock, Tcx.
arkana, Dallas, Fort Worth, Birmingham,
Atlanta, Chicago, -. Paul, and many
other points. I. sAMrlsoN & Co..
Members American Ticket Brokers Aaso.
citation, No. $40 Main strcot.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-02

'ARE you going out 10 uilchrisi 4 Mar.
TINS sale on Madison Heights iodnyi
'Of course am. Do you suppose J would
allow such nm opportunity to SECURE me q
bargain In a lot escape meg
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-02
THE NASHVILLE MEETING.
Cupid. Sunlight, Ascola, Cruiser, La
Fitte Win the Events.

Cupid. Sunlight, Ascola, Cruiser, La
Elite Win the Events.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, May IAN at
tendance numbering over 5000 witnessed
the third days races at the West Side park
today. In the third race, Gold Flea was
very badly cut down, and will probably be
disabled for some time. Stoval, the rider
OF Litbert in tho last race, was thrown at
the first quarter, but escaped without SER
ious injuries.
First Racc-sclllng seven furlonrs. Starters
iirisannette, 100, Matthew'S Comedy, ", oycrton;
cupid, 100, Moorc Duet u, l0d, stoyal Gallatin,
10y harness John Gray, ll5, McCarthY Unique,
li1 Fitzpatrick.
Cupid won, Unique second. GallatIn third.
,Bclting-Cupid, 10 to /; Unique, 10 to l; Gala.
tin. toll.
second Racc.,Purc; Ave furlonrS Starters:
Anie CARE ~, Matthews, IRIS. ~ Freeman. Meta,
". Harness sunlight - Gerhardy: Top OF the
Morning, 20 Overton. sunlight won Annie Clam
second, Meta thnl. Time-lOpG lettng-sun.
light. I 10 l. Annie Clare d 10 I; Meta. 6tob
lhitd lacc-sHeepstakos; mile and hlrlong.
Starters: Ascola iO0 Moore: BERTHA ~ Ovcrtnn:
GAIA g. aj, Harness Della, - Freeman; Gold Flea,
lU7, Rivers Huntps. 9S Coyington: Leo II. NJ.
luul; Prime Charlie, 100 Armstrong Ascnla
won, huntrcss sccond, bertha third. Thnc-I4l
l'ctting-Ascola, TO !; Huntrcss ? 10 !; Bertha,
7to1.
Fourth Racc-Trouhadour stakes: nine furlonrs
starters. Macbeth iOi, Coyingtun Terra Gotta li7
stuyni; Cruiser o. Williams Rndgc l0i llrprkin.
| ridge; Nolanic ~. Murphy: Emperor Of Norfolk
| TO-, Armstrong; lamgon iOl Tural. Cruiser won
by length, Emperor Of Norfolk second, Nolnnte
hird. the Others punched. Time-l:bli,.
Betting -Crui,cr to Emperor OF Norfolk and
Nolnutc coupled GtOi.
Fun Race selling; seven furonga startcrS:
Biddy Bowling III, Thml; fTCdcroa lOi. gauuders.
llolcdalc l01, toChum; kifklin ~. nArnes la.
litle 10, tovinglon; Hilbert H. stuyal Quota.
ton lOi. Moore. Lhtittc won by length; Klrklin
| second, Quotation Third Timc-l.D
ToDAY's PROGRAM.
The following are the entries, weights
and pooling at the Maxwell house on To-.
morrow's events:
| First Racc-sclllnr seven furlonru and half
l'oi dOr, lul, $40 surprise, To-. 81 Dudley Oaks.
| "a, sl& Unique lll - frcdcrIcka, % -. Tudor,
/ -, ~. Parish iOl Buckeye. iNl Ia u icldl, s.
Second Racc.fwo year olds; half mile. Marie
| Louise lu ~. Meta, -, SIC. Cauienics. los g.:
| kccycc Ma ~, 81 Mis- Boyle. 100 -. EniTy i0l,
~ ffcd Pink, ~ o. VIKING ". ssg Ion fumo'
| iE Olah Rene, 10 ~ Dpughcriy las Eidntp.
| lpf brandostte, 81 Tessn X. lUg 10 Nynne. lOg
| Harry owen l0l IA a hCld), g..
| Third kacc-sCycu fuTio lgs Luke Dart ~ 81
/ Brown Duke. t0g, 81 Glonhali, no S2S KeTine1-c
| ~ go liidn, ~ -; Benedict, %, 81 Jennie Nc
farland. 100. s.
Fouth llacc-swecp.iakcs one mile Jaoobin,
| ~. siS Egmnui, iih. 30 Wary. 40. gu: Mar
81: Window, iOo, y, Jim Nave, ~. " birthday
Iihh Race Selling. six iurlonga To close at .
o'clock am. tuf1ufptV
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-02
,~aulre IIuahcy.

FoR STRIKING GIRL.
John Gardner, colorcd, was fined s. in
this court yesterday afternoon for knock.
Inc the iifccn.ycar.old daughter Of Peggy
+. Williams down with stick.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-02
LODGE NOTICES.

SoUTH MEMPHIS LODGE, NO, llS n & q
- \. M.,will meet in special communication Ny
this (WEDNE-DAll evening, May =, ut S/V\
o'clock, forwork In the r. \, degree All l., AS
are iratcrnaly invited TO attend
iy order E. a. KEELING, W
Anesti J. |. srLLrns sccrelAry.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-02
Notice to Contractors.

NWNINN W NUIINI WDNVIOf
OFFirr 80 InE
GEungtA pAUiTig RAILWAY touFfN n
htnuisauAH. Ala, April ~ ISIS }
Scaled proposals. vii H. received "a tnl ulI's
until the lHh day ~ Nav. iHsA NJ pm. fIf tur
Gfndnatlnn. TrHilpa uffmef md nn filrsI. Hld
frtrss Ties nee ssafT igf ihe ffnfirnrilfn " one
single ifnek mllfuad from folurihts 80 a.
1uhnsunyilr. Miss y ditineu ~ about .ullus.
tUpcs ~ tiFf ifaii0is. blniik iurHt NJ Irninsis
aud TOLL iuiuruiai nu fuufrffl ihr Wuis. go o.
oitHird ~ the airc ~ fiU iief nain ~ II tiis
a. irtpfuy ~ The ritf ~ ilrfninrhafn. iia
lliIis iiiF b. iuf the Nufs 81 4 whu'e ~ IN pr
rris nnfr nf fua J. TIE onfanj nssfilug tie
rirIt 10 decline HnY ~ ~ prufrafa
IONS ". JOHNSTON. rsidrnt
ksvEs. FORKS. spoonz. Mulioni'A
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-02

Drrrcrrvr eycsIslli ro.lowd. aluliOri's.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-02
MBEKEN Sc COMPANY.
Three New Items To-day.

FiRsr TrEM-Phoio.grayur pictures, copies
Of master works, such as Rosa bon.
hours Hons Fair. Twenty different
subjects. beautifully framed in natural
oak. Frames alone sell for 81. We
will sell the pictures today at 81 each.
Second IrEM-Two cases laiico striped
novelty white Dress Goods, made 10
sell at 3jc. Today We will sell them
at lie yard.
TninD IrEu-l00 pieces beautiful Chan.
lilly l.aces, IS inches widcs yards
makes dros-such rs you pay y for
elsewhere. today only si.25. We
have marked five other grades nj
equally low prices, nj 81 30, Sl.75, g.,
SIS and $3.50. You'll never have n
better opportunity 10 buy lace dress
at bargain.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-02

MuLToRD buys old gold.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-02
TOE nIICrING \ TTNANr.

Prof ]. II. Harnum, ex-supcrutcrdcnt
of public schools in this city, was arrested
on a warrant from this court yesterday,
sworn ont by Ann Fields, charging him
with irrsspass. The Fields woman hns
been living in the house belonging tp Mr.
Banum ior some time, hut refuses % fails
10 pay any rent lie served several notices
on her 10 leave, but she would not do 30,
aud nc put her out ON Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-25
fa1 DRArS sHOCLD Kksr WHILE rAE STOMACH nj
OEsIs y

kEO1n me ~estIninstcr EevloN.
There Is a Widespread SuperstitIon Cherished bv
the great majority Of the people that 10 slreo IN
t4S1Aate4y alLer they nave LaAen IOol Is u en-
DANCE AeAith, 70 lsyor the onset " apOplexy, &c
es1perst4l.On oase1 on tue ASSUMPTION thai aur.
Ing sleSp tAe Drain Is NORMALLY eougesied Timer.
Is no 4Osot, sue4 a Inn, a. CJnge,t.ye sIeeD nuI
our - aottIai saeep IHe Drain Is aDsem.c. When a
pefson mas taAel a larry abundant lunch or dln-
nef the stomach demands a SPECIAL influx of
blood " ne e"lth 70 accomplish work Of dl.es-
ton; no organ can more easily comply with tnat
demand JLan The brain. which When in nj
ACTIVITY, Is sunused wlIh a maximum amount
OF the vital mud But a derivation OF ulOOd
from the brain 10 tue stomach can
only taSe place. except In exceptionally
fal-o4oOdcd and vigorous PERSONS on tue condition.
that the cerebral functions be meanwhile par
tiAIiy or who4ly suspended He1ce many people
after taxing dinner Ieel Iadisposed 10. mental ac-
zion and not = few long Tor sleep. The already
partially "A % mic brain would IAN yielI up TO the
Slouiach sI4ii further supply OF blood and , ield
fIsrlI up 70 refreshing sleep. Dunn. 10 A. gains
new streas q; meanwhile Iii estlon proceeds en-
equipped u continue In Iull force the battle OF
life. But superstition, The child Of Ignorance In
tervene dee.ares that steep during Indigestion Is
dangerous, a1lIonlsacs The wOdld-Oe sleepers "
struggle against their perilous INCLINATION aud
though telling them that aIIer dinner they n "
sat awhile, assures them OF Inc adage, ALTER sup
The million, OF It's victims continue, therefore.
the strife 70 wnicA IL condemns them and l.
the Suggestions offered 10 them W the .ower ami
mails, 40 have Always pfacuced the lessons OF
sound pny slOlo.y oy Sleeping after feeding when.
ever they are ailowe1 10 do %. Hence the human
brain a. 4 human stomach OF sucn victims cuple nd
with each other during the digestive process. The
brain impeed oy superslit On, strives 10 WORK and
demands blood 70 WORK with, while the stomach
Ulmua ed Dy lis cOntents, strives TO carry on lis
maryrlous Chemistry anu dem snds an ample SUI
Oily OF blood for TIE purpose 4 ne result OF TIE
struxxie II that neither - aole 10 DO lis WORK well
The ban II enfe bisd oy benz denied Its Natural
rssI Dung the digestive process and the nea.Iny
fuBetiva % tas sso2Aea asssssfstss INTO ays
Pep22
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-25
BOOKS OF THE WEEK.

The STORY OF MEDIA. b ABYLON AND PERSIA
AocluunE q study VI Tie Zeud-Avesta, or keelou
OF LoroAster, from the + al Vt NIneseA Per-
Sian Mar tCoutln ued from "a he story vi SYRIA
BY LESAiDR A hAoozIN. Member VI the American
OreutaA soc4ety, Vi lie 'soClete LtInoloso re' OF
PARIS etc etc. tIoe story OF the Nations SERIES.
New YORK; q. r Putnans Sons. Washington: " .
H. MORRISON
CHARLES A GILLIG'S GUIDE TO LONDON AND
lMPOhiANT SUBURBAN DISTRICIS by
STkPHkN Z. SMART, author Of Colorado Tourist |"
'LeauvAAe and Alls," etc, ETC. With Aaps
AM Auustraroaa Louaon: United States TX
Change Chicago; ksud. AcNally 4 Co
UNDlNE: Romance. And SINTRAM AND HIS
COMPANIONS- BY lie Ia No r1E ooUE .llus-
trAted by Haywood Sumner tnuiekerovcker ae-
rlesl New YORK: ". +. futnsm's Sous. Mas uiuss-
ton: W. H AorrIson.
A SKETCH Or THE GERMANIC CONSTITUTION
from AIRY Iilnes to the Di,sol ton VI the En-.
pire: BY sAAUEL EPEs uRSER, PHI ". New lork;
THE kALEvALA: The Epic Poem Of Finlani. Into
Elghsh, by JOHN MARTIN CRAWFORD. In 1Wu
Volumes. New Aorx: Jona Alden.
MADI LElNE: A Poem. iu fragments. BY DANIEL
SAAUNCEY bREwER New Aurk: q. T.. Putnam.
sons. Washington: W. II MORRISON.
THE CENTENNIAL OF A kEvoLUTIoN: An Ad
dress By hkvoLurIoNIsT. New York: q. r
futnams sooA Washington: W. d. Morrison.
FROM The BEATEN PATH Novel By EDWARD
T. hoE. author Of "lhe Gay aud Inc ls.ue
Brought u Bay" etc. Chicago: Laird & Lee.
FROM IL TO 20. Novel Philzdelphia. J. B. Lp-
piDcoa Co. Washington: brsut~no's
OUR YOUNG FOLKS AT HOME Fully illustrated
Boston: u. Lothrop Gu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-25
Kissing I'm Olden Days.

OUR ENGLISH FoKBEARs WERE NOT BAsHruL IN
oscULATOKY CARkssEa
From Notes and Queries.
The communion Oh congenial souls by OSCILLATION
Ii one OF those ancient customs which never grow
old As TO Its invention IL is certain that Nature
was Its author. and 1t began with Its first court
ship. There Is an Old rhyme which says:
But some reply. What fool would dsuncs
He may not have At Iadys lips
That w.icD In daunce he wonf"
1t almost makes one wish he lived during q Ger
tain period described by Hone In his queer old
''Ta6ie Book" when IN ireland they had "Iissing
bees" On Easter Monday, on which occasion IL was
the duty OF each female to receive at ''least q
termed promiScuOus OSCILLATION, and IL is probable
That these ceremonies were extensively patronized
by Eye ancient naiaen ladies" OF the day.
There was a. time wnen kissing The bride In
church gave rise 10 some ridiculous scenes As IL
was considered high honor 70 kiss her nlst there
Was great rush after the ceremony, and the "fair
dansel" was often carried out In swoon In the
"CoillerS Weddlng" we are shoa q how
Four rustic fellows wait the while
10 kiss the bride st the church tile.
Time ana again genius has been rewarded with
kisses. The cheering pit which commissioned tine
vOluptuous Duchesse de ViliarS to Kiss Votaire
during successful performance OF "Aerope" did
not impose d severe TASK on The fair lady, nor was
the Kiss ungracously received. The DUCHESS OF
Devopshtre offered 10 KISS ali those VINO voted for
her Iavorite FOX when he was IN the hot contest
for westminster, and on par with this enthusl-
asttc act0n was that OF Lady Gordon al one Of the
Scotch uprisings In behalf or Prince Charlie she
turned recruiting sergeant, and offered as bounty
q shilling 10 De taken IRON between cherry.rtpe
lips by tue mouth OF the recruit
One would suppose taat kissing would obtain In
Iceland, as the act IL said TO give warmth to the
blood: but not so. man VINO osculales an I'M
married female against her will {note the line.
reader), renders himself LIABLE and even II he mas
obtained the lady's sanction her cruel ruaryii an
can demand legal reparalont
Who does not remember the story OF the FOLLY
vicar who. when he had obtained the long-soSgnt
kt<I no nrslA Rnf..
had taken score would exclaim-
Now to my twenty add hundred moro
thousal "a 70 THAI hundred; ~ kiss on.
70 M 10 that thousand ND Q million:
Treble that million. and when thst's dona
Let's Kiss Afresh ~ when we nrst begun.
We might proceed ad innnitum with this conre.
NAL subject. but a. kisses upon paper are "but 4
hollow mockery." we decline A. "Dlu6 King
Hal" sid 70 Anne Boleyn-
Sweetheart
wero unmannerly to take ron ont
And not - kiss you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-25
They Muss Learn 20 Cook.
TIE COMMON SENSE WAY THAT A RICE wonAu mn
GATED HER DACQHrkKS


Ine newest novelty heard OF these many daya
says the New YORK Aal and Exprssa u the
action OF woman possessed OF ample means who
nas paced her TWO daughters In the Kitchen OF q
Hien1 W receive practical education. The
yOuas sIIs nave been sent TO the best schoolx
aIe lar amateur musicians and dabple in EN-,
oroloery AMI water eolors They dance pIay
sennls ana are clear-comple xionsd curl. neaded
orlght creatures Win the briOe or a year In
EUROPE neid eelors them as elitlsring lure, they
nave oeen induced 10 Iall In with their motheris
proposai INT Tor iour months they should he rs-
ceiseuinto a neighoors establishment performtng
al the duties Oh waitress and cham bermai M and
assisting the COOK Tue LAZY VINO has carr,sf
tnrousn THIS unusual proceeding II a return i'm.
poftation Tor the American girls VINO have ma rrir1
abroad She was u German fraulein OF 4 Wrii.rc1
DO berun tamily, who captured the affrctions os
travelling student from Toe States rne coun =
returned 70 New YORK U live. where the German
damsei mas presided over q household or mar
Servants Win German housewtfe's ease ans
has oecome an American OF the Americana In mo.s
things but retains home traditions In doneSfir
matters 50 lar as 70 cling 70 a tme-nonored boms
custom IN 50 putting out her girla The 0ermsn \.
American iasscs are submitting with q good ernce
and make bread oroii sleak and run IN and dovn
stairs with the tier grace, perhaps That nav
Know they can return the rtngs 20 their nnrers
shortly and put bells on their toes also they -
eaoose. whep oncs Lney nave acquired Iull oontsol
q tsr epseunsae ef Ansrtoaa h1soandA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-25
SnInnaer Pleasures NJ Block Island.
Correspondents Of 1 NE EVENING STAB.

BLOCK BLAND, h l., August 81.
Despite the protracted cool weather, the season
here has oeen anything but q dull one and with
the Inauguration OF really hot days the list Of
hotel arrivals swelled incredibly. Those soJourners
whose stuy must necessarily be short one are en-.
tering with Test into all the pleasures offered The
scene ~ the beach Is lively one, and the enthus
astic la hers are watched by . large number Of
Interested spectators As rule. the bathers are
attireI In tasteful and modest suits OF blue and
white nannel, and take he daily piunKes Tor the
pure delight and benef1t afforded aud not with
view 70 display. Inc evening entertainment Is
Varied and siuce the advent VI the lords OF crea-
tlon dinGins has assumed Its gayest phase Tue
tair PARTICIPANTS have marshalled their forces and
trip the Ilght, graceful measures In Costumes OF
pewitcnihg iovennesA Few elaborate drIsses are
seen. There 10 marked simplicity displayed.
none ne less euectve because studied. Suran
sasne& are most In vogue and 1--WE an artistic finish
70 the more pretenttOus tunes or black lace as
well a. u the dlaph white skirts and snIrred
Maists toAt are worn TO advantage by 1.-THE and
roundsd ngurea All shades Oh grren are seen. and
every Thing Is combined with white In q striking
cootrsst mat Is sometimes pleasing and some
times most inharmoniouA
Perhaps nothing L. looked forward to with
grextsf expectation and interest than the annual
Iete asysoi the Ocean View Athletic and Amu,e-
meat association this week. The festiyities re
under she direct superintendance and control or
the Must distinguished guests, and are Conducted
on n Large scale, without regard 10 expense swim.
ming ANA tuo races, running. Jumping, Wnell.
barrow, potato. and sack races, form = mari Of
the program, with suitable prtsei for the success
1ul coiapatit0rA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-25
Washington Scientists At Cleveland.

during the sessions OF the American Association
for the Advancement OF Science q number OF
Washington scientists contributed papers In the
antnropOlogy department colonel Garnck Mallory.
U. >. a., read an Interesting paper on Recently
Discovered Algonquin Photographic" Numerous
maps and drawings were used 10 make clear Ger.
tain portions OF his paper. Miss Anita Newcomb
CVmInunitle,," q sketch OF the various commu
ntstic societies in this country. "ShippulId-
ing ana shipping as q national economic"
was the subject Of paper by Mr.. charles s. AIN
COMMANDER Henry Z. Taylor and Lieut. X q.
feary read papers on the Nicaraguan canal DR..
Thomas Taylor, microscopic OF Lne United STATES
Department OF Agriculture, maze an exnlpt OF
twenty-sour colored photographs OF The crystals OF
butter and animal fatA Dr. Rowland Projected
tue pictures BY means OF the lantern, using cleo
trio light
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-25

First baby. Fond young mother TO proud young
ling CRY bis dear little out last ntghtf" Proud
young father-"I thought / heard our angel tWit-
TER"
second baby. she)-"Albert, you unfeelinR
wretch, 70 hear that Child screechtng all nighJ eni
never oner 70 take him" He-"Let the Ittla -.
mon howl "-Omdh0 World
Percy silverton (who has had his hiqhly valued
tnough uupromising mustache removedl-s1aoe
JUNE, have had my mustache cut ofYIs Mis- junc
mss WANTED ~ ma ts oat mysslrr-IScE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-25
Training OF Sagrant Children.
MRS. TALBoTs INTERESTING PAPER Ap REsoR,
TnE SCIENTISTS Al CLEyxLASn.

paper that gave rise TO a long discussion al
the recent meeting or tue American A,,ooclaIlon
Ior the Advancement OF Science al Cleveland OIl1
was read by Mrs. L4urt OsoOrne 1aIUOt y, tni,
city, Il Was entitled "indusIrIl Training OF Va
rant cl!IureH AMI Immigrants and very IOrclbly
Ind Clearly demons, Rated nat lae proper 81. M
Whcn 10 Oe-in Al the InPTUseii.l uL OI the poorer
Glasses Is that they shah We taught To be s.i,u-
pOrllns W Intelligent tralulDg IN properly man
AGED lEoU.tTfaI ,C-OO4s. Ms. Talbot ma attained
that IL Vas better ~ form IAan to rr,orln and
kpoke OF The sOOd ELECT morally anu indu,lr,aIIy
upon some lhlrty Nasrant boys whom she WI IN
Other ladies' induceu % attend an industrial, class
Al Hywaru niNers4ty- These boy were Iauyul no
mend tIeir cIOlheS and snOeA she REFEREE 10 the
limited way IA wA.cA Industrial training Was now
gwen lie TIE pGOc ScnOois Of Iuls city ami Asserted
tASt III Glasses we're lausH IN every school build
Ing In the city, even t4en there Would no, b. ac
couLuoddtlons Tor more Than InIee-IOurIns OF tue
SLl4ogea o. the city. she advOca.eI Industrial
classes IN connection with the ngut school, OF Ih,
city, ana Was VI the opinion that the evil, OF our
present 81 stem OF Imlnis ration would ue greatly
lesSched II cooking SCuOOs and industr schOol,
were estaos1ed at our iInmi ant stations Ior lue
IalnlnS Oh That Large proportion or inInIgranI,
VINO Come Aere unqualified 10 earn IAeIr CIV n y.ng
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-25
sNat Good wtnr
~ herr fron.-
ss<eA yOrk -


~ herr from.-
"Nes York"
'Nan you acts-
.Of Corsican-r
Upon thls they were eosn &c ian oacsvsro vpou
~. stage. then rise. and. without word. retrspl
oinerrrt directions from TIE stage.
wat roar this pun provoked IN the Boheet
Tue 100 men thcn wcnt on from this beginning
ana Developed what would have been a capitlI
comedy within the next hour. Their clever a.
bioos ut eveI body In the club around them Roo.
erts was stsrtlngly IKE Goodwin, and when ID
was accused OF "a he said:
Il DO Initiate him-i admit L. rye been iosoec
70 TIE guards ever since be came 70 town.
The Hon. Percy Thorpe sat aud listened 70 them
VIE tcfrinc enJoyme and a. q O'Clock IN ths
morning We went home.
you've had typical London night me boy o
ne said. AZ Ne parted Tor tbe night land / bops
We may ENJOY many more OF t1em. Ihere's D.
seeA ten AZ Ih.s In New YORK. 10 theTe-"
hs spoke the truth ana I endor-ed ft-su0
thanked the stars too Tor what with the fos
drzzle, paint powder. slupiIity, muck aud dr1nI
M