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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21
ANSWERING THE PRESIDENTS MAIL,

FROM Inc washington Staf.
The manner in which the mail is handled Is interest
Ing to any one who admres method and INDUSTRY.
IL Is brought from the p0stofce in eapacious lettor
BAG by one OF the two mounted meSsen per5-J0hn
WEIGH or EdW ard Beckley-three times day. and IS
taken 10 the room occupied by Major Pruden, +. Z.
at once 20 Investigate tho contents. 1t hard work,
but they make rapid progress, ana Ia coupie OF
hours they have reduced the great mass OF onceseeh
ing chir0graphy ~ something like order. Every letter
read each communication and decide whore II ought 70
20 Thoso which should be referred 70 one OF the
Departments are sent into tho room which Is sacred
to Warren Young and II. i. Montgomery, ana MT.
Young makes record Of their receipt and disposition
Fully three fourths of the correspondence referred
to the various Departments
Then comes the work OF acknowedg nent ana mere
the swiftly formed hierogiyphics OF Ptman and the
portant part The reply Is written In shorthand By
Mr. Iibb0tt on corner OF the letter when Is 70 DC
answered, and It Is sent In to Colonel CrooEs ONCE
where II. v. LaDow and an aggregation OF Keys ana
night. Mr. LaDow reads with great facility the short.
hand notes made by Sir Tibbott, and With tho ad OF
hts little typewriter In the management OF which az
Is an expert, he writes HUNDREDS OK reEhes ana al
dresses hundreds OF envelopes daily.
great many letters go to Secretary Halictd and
these he Iuts on ono side until the afternoon rush
over when he dictates suitable but not always salts
factory replies to Mss Sanger some few o. the more
secretary and replies are dictated az the earliest pos
sible moment Then. while tho President Is out tahint
MS afternoon ride, Miss Sanger goes to work win
hcr notebook and typewriter and taps on replies 1S
bfiahtened up an otherwise gloomy apartment. Sht
comewhnt sedate yet pleasant In her manner ana N
her Onakere gray dress and spotless white apron is
decidedly attractive Tag an ar syc o0
Al rs white House accordi her the respect due u
Ado Nv aud Iadylike depormenDt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21
HOW TO WOO IN VIRGINIA..

From The Chicago Tfibune.
The hlgh-spirted girl drew her snake-llke form tn
its ultimate cesltude and her eye darted binrcated
lightning at the feebly presumptuous youth who now
f"sp Mr. pTppS she sibated striduiously as shs
rolled cigarette deity with q vevety steel yet
nE s o q her
lighted the fragrant heFbaceous cylinder and inhaled
pstrlcian case, you make me weary
orylllc R. DugP blew , his nose spoiosesS1Sally
" upon my soul, don't catch ons ~
" Young man, she exclaimed, with q lurid fulgata-
narcotic nimbus that aoated about her, don't you
know how to WOO daughter Of AccomackT
81 don't seem toto got there, exactly he replied,
with vague dubtaton.
Flnging the hslfconsumed cigarette into the ssnd'
painted coeLscuttlc the imperous girl fxed hr burn
Ing. eyes on the covering youth with N intensity
Virginia weade,' he almost shrieked awhst are
with constrngent clutch. His flesh crnhled at The
S hair Ss and he stood mon' and
am about 70 show YOU how to storm the heart art
Virginia 81. @ ssSd S his sa every
INFECTION o. her voice piercing his throoeIns brain
Ra@Sy ' Ssa S So would consent .
to the appealing Of heart that was laid trembling
Quer woman of flesh and blood Immortal Alex.
snder, mol when you seek 70 plant your nag s., y
est, the dcadIIest Of loves artillery y
With jaw dropping he gazed Ct her speeches fas-
cinateu. SpelDound. SLOWLY she Wouhu ner atIDs
about his unressting form and drew him TO her. VIA
pressed his had down on her shoulder.
"Ha! soul OF my soull You are minei Recon
notls
With low, triumphant laugh that echoed and
thrilled along the pulses OF his frame TO the rcm0test
Rament Of his being and held him Ia its thral with
sweetness that trembled on the borderisnd Of pan,
While flames OF lluud fire danced before his enchanted
vision, she bowed her head, and her lips, redoent
with tho searching Understandable farewell OF home
made Gigantic, touched his. -,
frightf,I shrek burst nom HIS lips With
frantic effort he broke from her embrace. rushed from
| the house and fed like mailman down fhe crowded
| thoroughfare He ha'less, dsheyeled ana Wild,
hut thankful He had escaped with his hfe.--tFfom
ADVANCE sheets OF Remae Esvess next novel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21

All M. Please. love, Pm so afraid thes
wa come IN, and negdes can q, S"t Time
INC periods repregont sounds too familiar 20 pc
MISTAKEN They were the smackang Of hps AZ oseSs
sounds which accompany The interchanse VI o1so''e'
IL was some little while before the matter eo QUO
no satisfactory Explained either BY the young lazy
or by Mr. Pearson, who a. first were ulsposeu 70
imagine that somebody had been Playng Rrattmcad
tobe unon fhenp The matter was finally straghtenea
onf however when the executive CLERK came around
and upon hearing OF tho incident, laughed heartily
ue hal on the evening before been showing bride
ana groom about the executive depar tment, and De
Ing called away few minutes, had left them In the
nrlvafe secretary's room TO amuse themselves with
he rraphophone while he attended TO the business
which had called him away.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21
Am, sr.ae ar,.erab,.

Nv pyspcps.s Is scarcely worth the living caprous
anpet,e heartburn pazsng nervous symptoms increased
action Of the hear. after eating sinking In the abdomen
h,wean meals and altar, are among TIE sue
eossye IndIcla Of this harasng complaint Two things
o,,v A.. pecdfu for It's removal resort to HostetseEs
stomach Bisters and persistence IN It's use These no
,oaately before or after meals this great stomaehie
rootss secretion Of the gastric juice the natural solvent
:, ina rood TIE nervous and bilious symptoms consequent
non chronic Indigestion disappear as tho eomplsnt
sncc Of the Bitters. Appetite returns. sleep beeomes
moro refreshing and sequence tho body Is ecicnty
muscular power Increases ara the mind grows
sanguns U the sit;ers for chliis add lover aud rAs
matsnL ~,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21
FREEMAN & GILL|ES,
35 and 81 West Esd ST.,
Furniture Makers and UDlOlstGTaIS,

Have now ON exhibition their new
Spring patterns, which for elegance
OF design and artistic workmanship
have never been equnIIed.
PnrIOr Sets and odd Fancy Pieces i'm
rare coverings, stylish Bedroom Sets,
antique patterns In Dining Furniture,
ETC., al astonishing low prices. We
desire especially to call attention 10
the (ine lire Of goods suitable for fur
uishing summer residences. Persons
buying furniture should not make se-
lectioRs before examining our stock.
We beg 20 call the attention OF paper
hangers and others 20 the fact thnt we
are selling ont our stock Ofimported
wall papers AT so per cent. reduction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21


pretty constant visitor to the ONCE Of First As.
sistaut Pos tmasterGeneral GARRISON these days is
Judge McDufie. OF Alabama. Judge McDufle has
several times been elected to represent the WITH
Alabama District but no has been regularly counted
out and when he appealed 10 Congress found that the
Democratic Jury was set up against him In advance
Tie win como before the List Congress with better
prospects OF q fair hearing and VIII undoubtedly
be seated In tho meantime Judge McDufno p
recognized at the Departments as entitled 10 speak for
the District Ills business with Mr.. Garrison gives
him tho keenest pleasure The dialogue usually runs
about follows:
First Assistant Postmaster. General clariSon-Good
morning, Judge McDufne. What can do for you 10.
day.
Judge NcDufHe-I have few more tourth-class
postmasters l want changed.
Mr.. clArkson-Do you know these people you recon-.
mend1
Judge McDufie-Yes, they arc ell competent and
good Republicans.
Mr. CIarhson-why do you want the incumbent at -
removed
Judge McDufHe-He was an election oficer four
years ago and helped to count me out Inc post
Office his toward.
Mr. Clarlson--whavs tho matter with the man at
- lie has only been In two years
Judge McDuhle-Ho was an Election OT9er Is years
ago and helped stuff the bAllot-box on me- He asked
the postofico In return for that SERVICE and got It,
Mr. ClarksOn-The commissions Tor your men VIII DO
made out this afternoon.
This dialogue has become SO familiar that
nobody iu tho First Assistants onice
smiles at II now, but between McDufTlc
and Garrison, the ballot-boT stuiTcrs In tho WITH
Alabama District nkoly to understand that In tho
long run that kind Of business doesn't pay
Said Representative Louis f. McComas, of Mary
land tho other day TO several OF his Democratic com,
patriots, who were bewallng the outgoing OF some
OF their appointees from the snug places which q
benehcent Democracy had provided for them undor
the Cleveland Administration,
II can't for the life Of me see what you fellows
have to complain Of You Ought TO accept the
situation gracefully; not morely because II IS the
inevitable, and the fortune Of war; but for the reason
that rotation IN ofice IS universal law Of nature
observed eyon by the wild deniEens Of the forestp
Being called upon to explain, Mr. Mccomas narrated
the following siniple but instructive history.
"A friend Of mineT he remarked. went on for q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21
A grARrLTNG ExPERIEYOE.
From The Electrical Review.

private secretary Pearson, of Governor Beavers
Office Harrisburg, Penn had o curious and some What
startling experience with the grapbophonc. Hc be-
gan 10 turn the crank aud supposed that he was about
to cause the machine % give out 70 the young lady
INTO II the evening previous The young lady was
solesslls 10 turn the crank which works by t1cedle
10 his horror ard the intense embarrassment of the
young lady, tho following anorons tumble was given
ont With decided emphasis:
Now, don't, George. Thero, some
body vii como. OF course love you There; some
bsdy seaifg Is coming, ana you have mussed ny hass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21
SENATOR D-'S DOG.

From The Youths Companion.
All pet dogs are jealous, but some dogs, Ike soma
men. are moro jealous than Others. In the days OF
Senator DIS bachelorhood, kex' had been Devoted
TO his master but after the statesmans marriage the
little skye terrier proved fcke, and fell In love with
Mrs. D.. -
Upon one occasion, the husband In passing his wes
chair laid his hand caressngiy upon her arm. To
his surprise, the angry Rex dew az him, seized thu
let go.
To his mind. the dignity and good clothes Of u
statesman evidently counted for nothing where u
dogs affections were involved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21
Hn KNrW KHAr VS. COMING.
From Tho Chicago Tribune.

AS being appropriate TO the OCCASION" remarked
the chalrman "abd as a deserved compliment TO inc
r1ished veteran 10 whose speech we have Just
listened Ire band Will now play selection
aWhero's my hat?s exclaimed General sherman, ex-
And the grizzIcd old warhorse escaped by door IN
the rear lust as the opening strains OF marching
Srhro,,gh EaoPniaS sn1oto his ear.1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21
wAyrEp-a ROYAL soAp.

From The Youths Companion.
Little Mabel three years old, showed strong desire
TO her alphabet, and her big sister kindly began
TO teach her. After a few moments Of Instruction
Mabel few into a dreadful passion of displeasure.
"Ah1 said the big sister, 80 you don't want to
learn your lettscs after all 2"
ENo,' said Mabel, very positively, "a me don't want
20 learn 'eni-me want TO know EN- !"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21

al never knew until recently" said ono OF the Cab
met officers who had pre-ompted cossy corner a. the
RECEPTION given honor OF senator MorrlPs seventy
ninth birthday, how many cousins tho Lord blessed
me with or how much affection they had for me.
Why, they arr thicker than cherries on tIeo and
have been compelled 10 detail one clerk TO attend TO
their correspondence, for they each and every one In
slst on my showing my Affection for thom In some
substantial way. My class In college, too has grown
10 unacceptable dimensions, thought knew every
man in II, but the college would never have held at
one time all the who pretend 10 have graduated
when did and each and every one OF them loves me
Ilko a brother; but the most wonderful evidence
have yet received. IS from man In tho town where
was raised. Whom were boys had occasion 70
thrash him thrashed him well,' and the Secretary
smiled smile OF content no remembered his
hOyish feat but always afraid that he had nevcr
forgiven me. so you imagine my Joy when re-
ceived q letter from him last week thanking me for
each separate lash / had givon him. There arc
some roses as an odset TO the thons of Q Cabinet
onlce.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21
xsrssoYs IIEcooErzE THEIa IEADss.

$50 !. yesyfseed square japed Lad Of Gbout sixssa
3 ~. ~, esa b seea On the PARK Row sids Of the
1890, every DAY between and o'clock,
~ snail nsasboys are rashinE up and down the
w. e,s 80, s.eir .pxtreeas He could appropriately
II $500 ssqns Nevsboys rrsteetos.s "unpifss o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21
HE DIDY'T FIT.

Prom The Youths Companion.
Little Johnny witnessed military drfiL one OF
tbe officers rode a horse which was unruly, and In
Some OF hts antics nearly throw his rider. whereupon
little johnny exclaimed cxo'tedlyi Mamma, mamma,
Mr. Fisselss horse don't MT himp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21

bc Planners have not vet lef for their foreign post
Tho Senator has come TO get "cOached' for his
duties and he and Mrs Palmer are alone with their
dogs in tho big Rst. house These wonderful dogs
have been q source Of great amusement and pleasure
moi only to the Palmors bar to their friends and tho
public In general and have supplied many spicy para
graphs for the newspapers. The account OF the gor
geouS funeral accorded tho King Charles spaniel who
was killed by poor plebean dog some three four
years ago was published all over the United States
and copied In the English papers.
Bijou has long occupied tho warmest place in the
hearts Of his master and mistress, and tho sena,or
often takes the dImnutve le beast for an airing in
the pocket Of his great coat friend OF tee Palmers
went with them night 10 the theatre aud aft,r they
were all comfortably seated, she felt dig In her left
side, which was nearest Mrs Palmer. Surprised that
that dignified lady should tale such unignihcd
way of attracting her attention she turned quickly
only to find Mrs. Palmer paying strict attention to the
play. which was tragedy. by the way. In a moment
two the dig repeated and then aran and again.
that the guest OF the Psmers decided she must b.
crowdIng her friend, and these digs involuntary
movements caused by cramped position Moving Al
far the limit OF her chair would allow she was sur
prisod to ngia receive litlc dig In her slde which
was this time accompanied BY smothercd cry Look.
ing down Madame Bijou was discovered. with her
cunning head thrust from the nun, which had been
converted into temporary dog.hOuso. nosng away st
her next-door neighbour
The Senator is not very enthusiastic over spain.
"I'll DO back next year. he says for can neyer
stand It longer than tha The fact OF the case IS when
have been over thore four months become so ho,nn
sick that cannot wait to got homo Look out for mo
for II the feeling takes between the ratings Of the
big vessels, may come dancing ovor by myself IN
sldR.a
Tho Hon. W. W. Thomas, OF Maine who has beam nm
pointed and confirmed Minister TO Norway and sweden
spent some time In Washington this winter that NJ.
young Swedish wife might have tasto Of tho oavaty
at Republican Court, II one may be permitted thai
rather parsdoxcRl expression. Mr. Thomas "a me-
stranger TO Sweden, who're he was once Consul-C,sn
era and thon Minister during the Garfield and Ar,h,
Administrations, and win DO warmly welcomed bscl
by his many friends there, Two Swedish settIoments
one in Aroostook County In Maine and one IN Canada
owe their existence to Mr. Thomass efforts and hos,
| colonsts look upon him as bigger mani than n,
President When no called on President cleveaDa b
present his wife, Mr.. Thomas said:
"You see, Mr. President, you would not Let ma ~.
main In Sweden, but my admiration for that country
tempted me 10 bring back Whist could Of it,
And you have brought back the very hast j an
seryo' said the President who was not renowned "a,
maiuns gallant speeches sopr people at home win ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21

.x~~;,ox of the faithful. rev Gays previously
~. taSiex an question send out engraved cards 10
III s,,s friends and acquaintance VINO nsufe on
s,.s, visiting lists, informing them that tney VIII
...ss,. a the oertory tables in such and such
$500 And woe betide the senior who fais TO
.-... AZ the church mentioned and TO deposit his
-sss,, n, the plate lie can be certain that the
$3.50 t;yos he calls at his fair friends palazzo the
iii Inform him that the sonora does not re-
-. The f:nal function Of the Holy Week taxes
s.sss. ON the Saturday night, when in the dlniy
1900 ehprchss weird and plaintive Miserere'
Z ssnssa by the clergy, choristers and eongrega-
sip1. Ct. :.
ms IL tho most surprising things in Spain il
ia sSrong opinion held by its inhabitants con.
e,sina their superiority the rest OF the worio
In opinion which, by-the-by, is carefully los
tetsi and kept alive by the clergy Only three
,r<e3<S aQc an eloquent preacher called upon inc
congregation during the course OF his sermon ln
one Of the principal churches Of Madrid to join In
pkayer Of thanksgiving TO God and to the Blessed
Vttsir who had thought ut TO cast their lot in O
oountxy so different from beni GIFTED foreign lands
Look at u.s. shouted the holy man.. Are We
brffxnds as the Italians; wretched and starving,
a the English; uneducated and supcrstitious, as
lie Germans, and atheists, like the Americans
No, my bsetliren, we are more prosperous ana
happy than all these; for God has chosen US as
rfexafion stood mp and Joined ia the !. TIE Deums
81 their own virtues, and the preacher, having
rd re psp'rs s mako rom ns PROV with hand
: wooliei studs from Germany close ntound him and
fissed She gilt cross OF Italian Workmanship car.
ried 81 the aeolytr, descended from the pulpit con
usd q Asr sr r ass e Sss y S
had cf civilization and 50 vastly superior 70 al
o<heR men.
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Programme Of Races
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March 18th, 1889
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DGga Entries Nv ig made Upi0w Halur
dog Nmob n i,By, AZ !, NJ nj hr
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Professional j0asryB nlloweI, Al
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winning horse, MONEY prizes ~ ridurs
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LADIES NURSE.

MIS-. STEVENSON, ncoouchouso
wi aud ladies' nurse Testimonials
Of w yeafa experience NJ Queen Char
lotto lyingiu.ll0spilul, London Olher
islands MOI objected 10. licsidonco,
hJOrdnn House, school street y u.
B0A l75, Mutual T0lU, 57U, ITO gm'
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NOTICE Of REMOVAL.

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PASTURE for HORSE

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LADIES NURSE.

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