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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-01-18
Special Column.

CRANE BROTHERS 423 East Baltimore
~ ST.. First Carpet House west OF Gay street,
Baltimore Md have on hand a large and varied
stock of Carpets, Rugs, Oil Cloths, etc, for the
Fall and Winter selection All the latest Pat
terms and Styles.
tB-Give US call, before placing your orders
elsewhere. lljan
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-17

81 recent sale Of antiquities which en-
gagged the attention Of Parisians. there was a
bed covering nearly three centuries old,
which n correspondent tells me is being cop
led By decorators for modern usa. The ma
terial Is red satin heavily weighted with gold
and six embroidery. Crowns, shields and
feur- de-ts are done with the metal. and the
intermediate spaces are filed with figures Of
men and women in costume, and zayiy capar-
isoned horses, most eVquiNtely wrought in
silks, from which time has stolen the colors.
The distinguishing feature Of the quilt Is
sciidiy stuffed bolster a. each end. over which
tire embroidered velvet il carried smoothly.
The ~des q the spread sre cut into FIVE deep
Varavsss. which are bo-dercd with gold
crDbroiderv
a quilt Of brocassue, OF any suitable ma
tsvial, could % made IN humble imitation q
this E>rzeous antique. and the bolstered ends
would give the Gignified effect q n divan 70
= iow iron bedStsad A band OF plush could
b used - border tho sides q the quilt
Mrs. VI. c. HunSsrfcrd IN Homo Maker.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-17

in civilization, that they manufactured
clothing and weapons, built houses Of stone
several stories high, and cultivated the soil
with diligence and worked mines Of gold and
silver.
II was not until 1870 that any permanent
Spanish settlements were made The Span
iards then literally took possession OF the
country, built towns, laid out roads, increas-
ell the commerce Of the country and especial
ly increased the yield OF the mines by extern
sive workings. They literally enslaved the
natives, compelling them 10 serve them in
every way In 1876 the Spaniards made
Santa Fe the capital Of their new dominions,
which they called New Mexico. Bat the In
dams re5eled against their new masters, es-
pecially because OF the tOilsome labor In the
mines aud IN 1880 they rose in numbers,
mastered nearly all OF their oppreSsors and
drove the remainder from the country as far
south as FL Paso del Norte. After several at
tempts the SpauisrJls reg2Ined possession OF
tho country n 1898 Santa f. was Next
can city until it was taken by the United
States, under Gen. Kearney, in 1916. 4 Con
federste army from Texas captured the city
March TO- 1ss2, but were forced 10 evacuate
1t on April 5 following -Pittsburg Dispatch.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-17


said Isassl; certainly If love can accom-
pl.sh IL, there need be no failure"
The room which Isabel had chosen for her
experiment was one having a spacious bay
window, looking cut upon the lawn. with
is cool fountain and a lovely figure of Niooe
near by; rhe carpet, which was OF n set fig
ure in dull browns, was replaced by rich
velvet, having for its groundwork warm
brown tint upon watch was scattered tiny
bouquets OF bright rosebuds and leaves,
with ferns, whose delicate fronds suggested
the fragrant forest At every step.
Crimson and white were the prevailing
colors, and the hight shone softly through
the crimson curtains which were overriding
with elegant lace, giving an indescribably
soft and beautiful tint 20 the room. large
round table occupied the center, upon which
was strewn the late literature Of the day. a
handsome desk and book case combined
afforded facilities for reading or writing,
and light easy chairs, adapted for rest
rather than show, stood in coy disorder
ready for use.
large sofa covered in crimson plush,
with deep, easy springs, and soft dowry
pillows at each end, was the very embodi-
ment OF restful repcse. An upright piano
a. one side provided for musical evenings,
but the bay window was the crowning beau
" OF IL all; a stand OF blooming plants con-
trasted beautifully with the lace curtains,
AID q running vine was pinned over the
curtain, reaching up and forming an arch
OF green. \ glded cage hung on each
side, and golden canaries trilled their
happy songs INCREASINGLY.
Isabel had procured a copy OF locket
picture Of the frst Mrs. Falconer, which
Oracle wore, sad this. beautifully framed,
was hung in an admirable light, the smiling.
tender eyes looking down upon her as if ID
cornrnendafion or her work. and in one cor
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-17
ODDS AND ENDS.

Atls.t accounts 700 men were hard at work
Cd TIE Nicaragua canal
A peach grower at MarshaHville. Ca. OBJ
tanned a clear profit Of 81 900 on one car load
Of peaches shipped to New York
The cotton crop Of Texas, the first bale Of
which has been received at Austin, is esti-
mated at 1900, 600 bales
The Heavenly Foot society," has been
started in China by the women, in rebellion
against the venerated fashion that congresses
their feet.
II is reported that certain engineers in
Switzerland are devislnc an aerial rail way
by which they propose 70 connect two q the
peaks Of lit. Filatus with wire rope about
1900 feet long. and % send tourists from
summit 20 summit in cars running on the
wires
Little Gus was laughed 81 because ne didn't
< home with any one from a chiliren's uar-
t. Well be answered. II shoad lave
gone home with the little girl that wore the
white dres and pink ribbons. but. you sec.
thsre wouldn1 have been anybody 70 come
back with nee.
4 hail storm in Villafranca. Piedmont. was
Of such enormous stones that more than loo
persons were badly hurt. and a bow ard a
cir bad their skulls fractured. Tho weight
q some baiistoDes was estimated al two
pounds
TIE widow q John A. Little. a CONNER
cial traveller. of Se~iceley. Pa who persisted
IN the Johnstown disaster. has brought suit
for 5000 against the South Fork Fishing
club
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-17

Farmer Sawyer. q Walliagtord. had quite
an experience With his cattle. His stock q
hsy ran ont. and being unable % get more in
tine te gave the cows some 4 the dr. leaves
he had co4iscted for bedding. Ar he VS.
surprised - SO thar they -prear~i % enjoy
them TIE leaves went 90 wel that IA con-
cin3ed tSat be wuuda, gs+ any more Ray
for a While. ard. In fact. leaves we're The
only ching hat he Sx cows and two horses
lived On during the last haf q 80 winter
While -sting hs7 - co--s had s.-sn twelve
1-ar+s II urfls ~~eElT, Yielding fve pounds
n outtsr After oaia- put cn The diet q
leaves TIE quantity and quality n re mix
i1creas>i r-ltil they gave 6f,een cuarts =
mix. viel'il< seven pounds = butte NJ
Sewer intends 20 asa nothing brt leaves
during the winter tereafse~ As tbe caves can
81 had f-r The -r-1' be Z coile~~irz ttrr,. ard
srs lester tran -o~siy bag o. zrsln- ~ sz i.ier
e, -nnl Republican.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-17

tie ar3pery. Ane loopec !. more srtis1oalls.
--Xes. krs. F1.coo<r. sAe replecu -taers
> : h2rzzuay ost8ee1 tie sweet pure
roSsrs sss whlts wele1 a. a. Lel recaE-
NE. - ~ n.ad there Is nssh-Ag - purely
slsgaat Il dress a. white lace, al tAis
creamy $40 i q s4eo = Gs4c4se p@iterH.
Tae r.clnz h-sis cane 49,, ara nttsc
beautifully Isabel lad rae form 40
carnage. as vas capable q great improve
meat Czaer t1e LrzI sforLalu te1cn 81 dress,
z1d he dark navy 0lle u her hsol wAs
very becouInk. a. We IS tie lat wItk rs
lo1K. dropping feather wnic4 reached
rear.v 10 hsr shoulder AID mn sy-ea grace
fgLg Win 1er caTls. w1ala she wore t4g-t-
u4ly Low. - Af. Passover AAe1 - sc
t1eHl
"a suitable length @ tine IN which to
dress II = luxury ia Itself, SAID IszDe
SIC stood before her llrror brushing her
hair and recalled Mme- Arlot =, where lie
tlrec girls weFs ooAgec - be o. duty AZ
such 80 hour. 4Laer al circumstance =
tAilk. dear ma an. i sea are expecting d
See ne behind your C9uater again III enc
year, OF ever again, yea are doomed - ois-
appointment anc she Ia gaeo = low, hap
~ little laugh, as she pinned back her o0ris
WITH q silver arrow whlcn Grace lad gwen
her the dsy before
.stV'il rids thIs uornlpEf hrs- tf'
cOler II was hcf A~soaLl voice "rlch
interrupted Ter laughing solloquy
Ii you please, sns replied; ~ IS rEro
morning"
Then be ready. and Tom VIII have the
horses ~ the door - half hour, lie SAID,
as be turned % 90 down.
The pretty chestnut mare srched Ter neck
/ cOQueftShly as her new mistress appeared
Isabel loved horse dearly, though she had
Of late years had little opportunity OF cul-
tiyating their acquaintance. bat she ad-
mred their calnt. thoroughbred WAYS,
and could tel tine horse almost As readily
| a. q man
II am sure we are going to De The best q
| friends, pretty Dolly she SAID, ~ she held
lump 81 sugar ia one hand ana caressed
| her glossy coat with her other. Dolly, tnus
proptiated, turned her large liquid eyes
/ upon her mistress with = look OF aluos.
/ human intelligence, crunchiug the sugar IN
/ her strong white teeth.
/ The riders had been gone but few moments
when carriage came UP the drive. "siess
me y II isn't Mrs. Stanford said Mrs.
Gontford, in a nutter, as she hnrrledly
smoothed her hair and went forward 10
meet the visitor
That good lady had resolved upon a
strategic move thinking that If she could
surprise the enemy she would hare better
opportunity 10 Jadge OF its resonrcet. so
she had sent no lntlmation OF her arrival
Her keen eyes were on the alert 10 OBJ
serve any tokens OF unwelc0me changes or
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-17

There : 30 Souat that 81. A1SriS-fns IS TIE
,ifsSr sstslen,sn ~ rhice nen in t1ss com
~. hEt S,n-a - Is -a.le3 tke de~t -i-T ~
-anza ir - a city cefsrs ths con.nz = Re
~hise rsn- wen re Sr~- i.rss erv4 rlass
their vs7 o the heart T this coznvy. aosrt
SO the sire II the present cf-T - S,uta Pa
-.s ocrzried ~ prosperous snd r1rrlcns
ruebi, rc~n ~ RE iniisns Tas exrsd .ts,i
x Al~sr Nunez ps-etracei View Nsxlco i'll
tSs-. thss 90 Mar-- r. y - f,towei - I.Zse
bur Coronado Is believed - have beer -ba
srst to p1sh sis .curaev e. fs- az t.e Ssr-a
Fs t.w- Several Other sxVedat1ors. z,rr~ a.
- .rzsccessf1l. ensere1 t4s ccs,r-r~. .7.
5aa~c-frx = ss1ehsieh nsSxons sr,arz sha
narivsS Ttsee sxuiorers arl,srr1iT r-por-e-
49, ----,iz $3.50 Ans-ss.isral.lv a. as,r.ssl
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-17

or rrom $1,000 to 500, 600, and he dare not
refuse. This rich man Is now 40 years DID,
though be does not look over IS. lie is a
typical Chinaman Of the literary class, has a
broad. high forehead. thin yellow cheeks, and
eyes that shine as brightly as his choicest
diamonds. His hair IS Ike jet and his cue
reaches 70 his ankles he was dressed in
silks and fur when he received me, and he
mad a tight, round, black silk skull cap on the
top Of his head. He shook hls own hands be-
fore his breast II Chinese salutation when our
American consul, Mr.. Seymour, introduced
me 70 him, and then he reached out his long
nailed fingers and grasped my hand a pAmeri-
caine.-Canton Letter
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-17

"a a certain sense thls Pleased her. Tor II
wol-d 14ss huTt her p see another tAke1
a. eacs into tne tender e0npaaLonsnlp en-
i0Yet 0y tie nrsl VIE
Mr. Facoaer A4es bright. rich colors,
ma an" SEA sad. thouznLflliy, bat &c
oespises fasa.oa4Die fancy WORK" aad sas
sHl-sd al ths peculiarly. The drst Mrs
fa.ooner never dld any Of IL Have you
seem ana she stopped. fearing that she
I'D touched On FORBIDDEN ground
Yes" replied IsaDei. gently, reading
er thought Il have seen Is, and IL Is very
.ose.y and touching
~Ihen, an. y0u have some Guide as 70
NJ Falc0uer's tastes" replied Mr. Mont
ford. ''Only, 81 course. you would rot follow
that as = model 100 closely Mrs. Faleoner
always had blooming plants in her room
but tasy would not bloom for ne after sac
Was gone, and gave up trying - care for
them there Tears came Ia her honest
blue eyes as sas spoke. aad she wiped them
away with The corner OF her ample white
apron
Mrs Falconcr must have been rarely
sweet ant loyeable adv. sad lsabel, sin
cerely 4nd fselingly. Il DO rot wonder that
sac W4s 50 vel beloved
Thank you FOR saying It," The words
formed A new Ink IN the chain ~ Mrs
Montforc's kindly feelings toward the new
wife 1T does you honor. ma'an, 70 Dc
willing % give the nvst wife her place IN
our hearts. - many ladies' that l have
known that seemed 70 think the nrst wife
should be forgotten ont OF respect 70 the
secout-"
~Ohi no, no. Mrs Montford." crie' Isa-
be-, with earuestness. Il should despIse
myself could cherish such a feeling, and l
honor NJ Falconer and Yourself far moro
than l could had you suffered your love for
80 sweet q lady % give way % the claims OF
stranger True, hope 70 be loved aud
respected BY you, also, but not a. the ex-
,ense OF your loyalty 20 her." and, rising,
he o-ered her hand impulsively 70 the
housekeeper. who took IL in friendly elias
which cane from the heart, now completely
won over % her by the few simple, woman
u words.
wished 20 speak % you also ia regard
70 Grace" she continued. Il should not
blame you at al II you felt some natural
Jealousy upon being called upon so unex-
pectedly 20 give the child over 20 the care OF
a step mother; and being totally unaccus-
toned 20 the care OF children, l do not feel
competent 70 undertake the charge without.
your assistance.
She could not have chosen her words bet
ter. and Mrs. Montford's face lighted up
gratefully II VIII confess, ma'am, that
did feel IT," she srd. frankly; ANY one
would with heart. Mrs Falconer. after
having the care OF the sweet child from der
birth, but feel relieved and gratided 10
ind that you are likely 70 be wise and
kind mothertO my darling"
Il certainly desire 70 De- replied Isabel.
earnestly, she seems a remarkably sweet
little glrl. and does credit 70 your training"
"rm obliged 70 you for your good opin-
"a. Mrs. Falconer," replied the good
sonan. with gratitude; "she's the very
orr % her dear mother. ma'am: 70 De sure
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-17

The Graduates style Was Far Above That
Of The Old Er nort@r.

Tia new reporter a young man whose
graduating essay The Unseen Forces OF
Mora. Philosophy had been highly COM
plim~ntsa D. the professor Of botany took
sat near rhe city editors desk 4 arm de-
lixhtSt +" said he. speaking % toe eity editor.
10 sbink that have 80 easily and with Sd
little delay found toe work tor which an
81 ven fitted. How DO you ike my sketch,
'Walraven st. Boirrer"
1T Is magnificent the city editor answer
- as n took out manuscripts. Your die
ton Is delightful and your style Il captivat-
Ing and IN nes~iy every line there Is a gen
ia vet strong rsouxs 20 tbs blunt and com
uonplscs writer.
Ny dear sir exclaimed the reporter.
"you charm me.
'.For Instances said ths city editor. taking
10 NOTICE q me reporters enthusiasm. you
a. rh,s Wslravsn located In this portion Of
tn country.
Yes. 40 you l<s the way I express itr'
II ar delighted. Some writers-old Pink
rev. out ther- f1r instance-would have said
that Walravsn settled Ia this part Of the
eourtryF
"Vss. 80 Hs dossat undsrsesnd rhst-
orsc vary vel dos heF'
oh. 10. not n al Hers Is another sxcsl-
lent point. said me city siioor. turning ths
leaves u ths manuscript You say that
Walrav-n want - a hardware establishment
and procured a rife
That's good. isn't ~
''Fgrs- class Old PinSneT would have said
ia ~ wcns % a hardware store and bought
ride
That's hecsuSs be Is rather low tn RS nan
ner 0f sxpreSsisn. isn't D.
<,srscllv Ard s-nin You say thai Wal
raven rartook - rsfrsshrlsnbs'
How dos thss strike your
"Wav up"
What would Ptnknsy hsv- saidr
"Oh. IN bis vulgar way be would ha-s sd
tfac Wsirsvsn Sc supper or luncheon. OF
sonsthfry = that sur-
20 wortrr that "a Dos not issrn better,
ssid The rs-rresr
10 seems thar ~ shout BY The way. ~
cannot sTrri p, - hts sketch lt : TO
h,zh Pr err readers
sVFfss -rrsr a. VIZ, itr-
TBri-C BE- Ont ID pamphlets f-rrl and &c it
- .he -swprs'
Tests a god iies I'll - =. Shall 7 -
or ncv ard vrice .'nerhiu-F'
aV-. sid Pirrnsv il c0~s~ir- ~ zr--T-f
rrstr ven Yen nsy a. cut - To county
s~'1-'. thcrrh."
r. write ~ th. $3.50 ~ ire Institution ?
$50. -o stay -ters unrl to serd Tor IN
Gel hY AR SsaSav Traveller
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-17

II Is becoming generally recognized that
whatever may be the commercial advantages
Of the Suez canal IN peace time, it Is not, and
never can be- the war route To the east. As
sured communication is the first necessity OK
war. and a channel that can Be blocked at
any moment by accident or design viii not
serve the purpose of imperial defense. Trans
ports carrying an army corps for India ar
rive at Port Said % learn that vessel has
sunk at kautara ami that AZ least three weeks
VII 30 needed % clear the waterway. This
is what might actually occur. and no first
lord Of the admiralty would ACCEPT such a
riss Tor possible gain Of only a few DAYS in
the voyage 70 Bombay Block the canal and
uncertainty ceases, while we fal hack on tia
ocean route. where Great Britain. II she
chooses. can BE- strongest. Erypt In tho PER
nianent possession q a hostile naval power.
able r. Use Il as an advanced bnsa. would be
an evident source = danger. bet - long as
this condition remains unfulfiied We have no
real interests whatever in tie delta = tie
Me. and TO purchase Ct The canal shores.
thousi- Doubtless sound commercial traus-
action, had 10 military Importance Z suv
KIND Broad .rsc+s . desert gard Egrrt
On sither SIDE and. given thedor'nar- new.
no forsien power coud plsce = soldier ia
Cairo without the leave q Eng and Elm
oarzh Review.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-17

ste las her A-G.s pets and saaghties, TIE
sane as any c4-l, bal love, IA al. VIII
conquer her where punishment would hre4k
mr. lL~s heart Her % Was - broken
down o. hls sorrow that nc dlc1't seem -
remember nlcl J1~t he hz1 hrtle child.
uatl OF late, AID TIE httls creature L..
plast FOR love amazingly
LET Is hope hat y can brfng her up 70
|. happy, Is vel as 4 usSfu. maturity"
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-17

the hall
" Mr.. and Mrs. Falconer have just gone
horseback riding" she said, as Mrs. Stan
ford met her greeting with an inquiring
look.
Mrs. Montford was not an ardent admirer
of Mrs. Stanford; that LADY had always as
sumed an air of lofty patronage toward
her, especially CALLING 10 her sef-respect,
and had in addition shown a disposition to
dictate in the management Of her brother
household. proceedinR resented By the cx-
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-17

no pain to speak Of previous TO Saturday,
when his foot began hurting him, IL being
the seventh anniveI sary, almost to tho min
ute, Of receiving the injury.-Franklin lOD
Cor. Cincinnati Enquirer.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-17

The perfume Of violets. the purity 81
the lily, the glow q tic rose. and the
flush Of Hebe combine ia Pozzoni's
wondrous Powder
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-17
CHATTER Y.

Isabel took the offered hand Of her sister
in-lsw- saying with gentle dignity "Wcl
rore to our home, Mrs. Stanford; permit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-23
CROWDS AT 4 CLEAR1yG40Ur SALE.

The ccacingOut sale announced by Enrich BrorhorsI
NJ the large stock In the stores I'm Eighth. ave- Al
Twentyf fourth and Twenty-frh SITS. attracted large
crowds all day yesterday and when the clerks and sses
men started for homo last night they were thoroughly
tired. Goods are offered prices which Indicate
great sacrifice, and much surprise was manifested
by people who have been accustomed to purchase Al
bargain sales. The free stages from SiNh-ave and
Twenty thri-St. 10 the store were crowded on every
trip yesterday by people anxious ~ take advantages
OF the opportunity to get good goods cheap. Prices
are marked down in every department and everything
offered is new. The foundation Of this house was
laid thirty years ago. but the big Eighth ave
store IS found TO be too small Therefore NOR, com.
modtous quertcrs in a better place are In course ot
erection in SXth-aye., at Twenty-second and TWENTY
third stS The building VIII probably be ready for
occupancy in the early fall and Will bs stocked with
goods in every department.. Not an articIa
whether ~ stock fixtures VIII be removed Apr ma
present soDre 10 the one, hence the sale now IN
progress and which is meeting with such success
There IS an almost endless variety Of goods OF eyery
description 10 choose from: millinery, tr1mmings
clothing, shoes. houSc-furnshing goods ladies' suits
carpets, leather goods, erc. visit to the store "A
hll of interest to admirers Of pretty things and it
would be person hard 10 please, indeed who may
not IND something that he requires the price OF which
IS within his means.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-23
A LECTURE FROM THE GOVERNOR
THE LEGISLATURE TOLD THAT 1T HAS Elk

CEEDED ITS AUTHORITY.
Albany April 22.-The following was fled to-day
by the Governor:
Memorandum filed with Senate bill 600, entitled
An act to confirm aud legalize certain concurrehs
resolutions for printing passed by the Legislature OF
1888, certain resolutions for printing paesed " .p
Of such legislature the printing OF reports and esti-
mony submitted the Senate during such session Oy
ne committee appointed 10 PsynS,n ss md
ing for such printing and 10 make an appiopraI0n
thereof" which, not having been returned TO mo
House in which It was originated within ter day. g.
came law pursuant to Article OF secuoh . Oh mo
This Bill confirms and legallzes the printing done
under twentythree separate concurrent resolutions
ton Of 525,0ss As to pay for such printing II ap'
pears that certain committees OF the legislature, With
authority and apparently In violation Of the stat
ucs Of the state have ordered, ard that the Iegi5-
Iature or these committees have iereved me Prnt,
some Of the leading members of tho Legislature of
l7'6, who are also prominent members ot the pres
actncut would prevent abuses Of This character,
gave my approval with some reluctance 10 Chapter
the Legislature which this bill legazes seems there
fore, 10 bctray deplorlbe lack Of knowledge OF its
the laws Of the State. II in each of these
buttons for printing 1t has so violated the Law, and that
icgaizing and confirming such resolutions clearly
implies, the question may well be asked how II Is
any better obedience 10 legislative enactments than
the legislature itself Upon investigation. however,
I'M ~ . Torh nIl he'tlD,en as oi'Isin.l al'
livcred by the public printer good faith and In the
belief that the Legislature not exceeding its powers
IN directing the printing Of the same. have there.
fore, concluded TO Jet this bin become law but at
the same time, have notified the Public Printer that
! cannot give approval TO any hture enactmentS Of
this character. If the legislature wishes IN the
future. It has frequently done IN the past to avoid
allowing the Executive his statutory and constitutions
al right Of passing upon such expenditures before
they made. tho LEGISLATURE must hereafter ba
prepared 70 pay tho out Of tho exceedingly
ample appropriation made for the contingent ex-
peuses OF tho Senate and Assembly.
DAVID B. HILL,