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DIEDMoNT, AIR LINE.

i Schedule in effect February 10th, 1880
$50 A. Mast Tenn. Mail Daily for Narrenton.
between Alexandria and Lynchburg. Eoanoke. BRISTOL
Knoxville, Rome, Calera, Montgomery. aud New Or
leans. Pullman Sleeper Washington 10 New Orleans
II - A. M.--tHSt Mail Da,iN Tor NarrenfUu Char
lOttesvlle, GordOusyIile, stations Ches & Ohio Route
lyDcl 'rg. Rocky Mount. Eauyllle and stations be-
tween Lyichburg and Dauvil!e Greensboro. haleisl.
Charlotte Columbia siken. Augusta Atlanta B!ruius.
ham, Montgomery, New Orleans, Texas and California
Pullman SiUeQer New York Atlanta: Pullman larlor
cars Atlanta = M0ntgOmery; Pullman Ne' pers Mont
Tor Birmingham. Nicksburg. and shreveport Pullman
Sleeper GrecnstCrO 10 Columbia ana Augusta solid
trains Washington to Atlanta. Does connect Tor
L. h -. route POINTS Sundays.
-::}u ?. M-DaIly, except sunday for Manassas
SuasbuTE and intermediate stations
oil Z 81 'lclul ii!~ IA press Daily, via Iynchburg
Bristol and Chattan"HEa. Pullman NcS;ilule Slee9ars
Washington 10 MeIAlhis and thence TO Arkansas
Points.
$50 P. M-westcrr Express Daily for Manassas.
tHUeler Gu-'. charlottesville, Louisville. Cinrir-
matt. Pullman sieepers and Solid Trains Washington
| 10 Louisville
Hoo 4. hL-sou'hcrn Express Daily for Lynch
burg DanNllc. Raleigh. AShCville Charlotte, Column
Ina. Aiken Augusta, Atlanta. Montgomery, New Or
leans, Texas and California Pullman NCstibue Sleeper
Washington - New Orleans via Atlanta and Mont
| gomtr!; Iuh.an Sleeper Washington TO Augusta
Ga, without change.
Trains Washington ana Chic divisio;s leave Wash
lngtun 300 \. N nay except SUNDAY, and 10 4 NJ
Daily. arrive Round Hill , 30 A. NJ and 40 NJ
Ecurnilg leave Round Hi 600 AN. DAILY and 30
m DAILY except sunday, arriving Washington $50
| AN. and 3:5S PM.
Through trans from the South via Charlotte. Dan
willie and Lynchhgrg arrive in Washington :. 90 A VI
and :l3 PM. East Tennessee. Bristol and Lynch
| burg at IL :l3 An and 9:41 PM. via Chesapeake
and ONO route ana Charlottesville at > 40 T. NJ.
| and . 40 PM. Strlsburg Local at 1918 A. NJ
Tickets, sleeping car reservation and information
furnished and baggage checked at office, 1900 Penn
sNlanla avenue aud Passenger Station Peunsylya-
MA l.ailroad, 9th and SITS. JAS. l. TAYLOR
ie9 General Passenger Agent.
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stole $4,000, But Was CAUGHT.

At Lima, Ohio, Tuesday night, James Web
ster. of Detroit, representing the Union man.
ufacturing company, of Toledo, alighted
from train at the C. II. and ID. depot for
lunch, leaving his yalise, containing $4,000 in
notes, contracts and other papers in a seat.
While he was gone James Klein, a painter.
stole it and had it i'll a saloon near by and was
going through the contents when he was ar
rested. The papers, with the exception of one
or two. were recovered. Klein was sentenced
to the work-hOuse for thirty days and fined
300 and costs
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ANCHOR LINE.
Atlantic Express Service.
LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN.
Steamship CITY OF ROME" from New York
WEDNESDAY,. May /, May %. June 20, July "a.
Saloon passage, 500 to 800, Second Glass, $50.
GLASGOW SERVICE
Steamers every saturday from New York to
GLASGOW and LONDONDERRY.
Cabin Passage to GLASGOW, Londonderry Liverpool.
$50 and $50. Second Glars $50.
Storage passage. either service, S20.
Saloon Excursion Tickets at Reduced Rates
Travellers Circular Letters of Credit and Drafts
any amount issued at lowest current rates.
For books OF tours. tickets further information
Apply to HENDERSON BROS New York or
Washington. mh26-3m
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RAILROADS.
BnT,NoRE Am OE1o R,uRo,D

Schedule in effect March 10. $50.
Leave Washington from station OF New Jersey
For ChlcAso aud Northwest yestibuled Limited e1-
press daily % a, m. eKpress .o5 J. m.
For Cincinnati - Louis. and Indianapolis, express
For Ptts6uIg and Cleveland vestihuled Limited e,-
prsss daily 500 a N. and express ;o5 =. m.
For BaItimore V Week Ids dSys $500 90 so 40 80.
s so 93o, - , mnutesl. 9 40 / 25. as minutesl
a,e: S 4:36 rs. $50, 6:i5 G,i5 SO 500,
20 le;;50 and II 80 p "a sqndays $50 $50
80. i -, so. 500 p4o 1880 and IL 30 m
more %. Gao 80 a m IL 10. 3 .25. 50 8 a..
J. 80 = m, sundays. $50 a. H.. Is. Sa25. 50,
lrains Leave baltimore for washington, week days.
: 10. g 20, 80. ..l5, go. 500 a. minuissl,
0e, 8 90, is jt5 minutes, 5 90 8. 90, so So
35. 500 as minu nes DO. so5 1 10 IS any, any,
y 'oo. 10. zoo. 1 ID, 900, $50, 90, 500,
For An rGiV h 40 and SO am. 1elosnd s5
nm. On SUNDAYS, $50 am. 4:35 pm. Leave An
For Stations on the Metropolitan Branch. IS.
rio ioa an = IS and * 81 Pm. s'A'''"' '1'
Tor Galtaerslurg and intermediate points 20 90 a.
m, fig 80. t4:4G = IS. Il i 20 m.
For boyd's and intermediate stations, 100 p m,
Church train leaves Washington on Sunday at Is
IA. SopIing at AL atoms on Metropolitan Branch
For FredercE. t1O:loa. IN, "a IS and - 30p p. N.
FOR Haser.town. no a. m. and t5:3opm.
IS p, m from Cincinnati and st Louis daily 20
=. M ana ID y. M, from l1ttsburK : 30 a.
= 20 and '9:3J \. IA.
NEW YORK K PHILADELPHIA DIVISION
For New York, Trenton, Newark and Elizabeth. n
., rS;,o y" so. II % a. m, 80, 4 II ives
thuled linited' and 1920 y m Buffet Paror Cars
ON all Gay trans. Sleeping Car the 1890 y: m
Oien al 300 4.
Tor llnladelTlia Newark Wilmington and Chester,
'lo:3Op. N. For Atlantic City III 25 a. m.
81 F"r inter ,ilate points between Baltimore and
Iili"i'iptla, - 80 n. ~. - 90 and "A 30 y.
Trans leave New York for Nashilgton, - 30
a ~ m nh - .NU
night
Trains leave Philadelphia for Washington. u 10
S.lJ, II 10 a. H., IL ~, II IL, -5:l5, and - 81
L. m.
ftNcert sunday DAILY. SSunday only
IayRaEe c At Tor ana checked from hotels and resi-.
delCes 10y mon lgnSttr O. orders lett at ticket
offices, blo ana !. i1l Pa. ave.
". NJ CLEMENS. CHAS. O. SCUII.
- Drli Manager. Gen. Pass. AIT,
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In Aid of Parneu.

A monster demonstration was held in Scran-
ton, Pa, last night in aid of the ParnelI de-
Tense fund. Three thousand persons were in
the armOry. The speakers were t. V. Pow
derby, District-Attorney Curtis. of Bingham
ton, and Hon. p. ". Gunsten. Previous to the
meeting there was parade with 5000 men in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-12

PAPERS on ALETTER-Box Nor IN THE MAILS
Judge Thayer, of the United States district
court, at st. Louis. handed down an interesting
decision yesterday in the case of the United
States versus Charles Gross, charged with
stealing a package of newspapers from the top
of letter-box. Judge Thayer decides that the
taking Of a package of papers from the top of a
letter-box is no offense against the mail laws.
The top of a mail-box is not a receptacle for the
mail, and package placed there is no more in
the custody of the mail than package placed
upon the steps Of the post-office.
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Words to Mothers

Prom the Christian Work
II you say mo mean NO Unless YOU
Rave good reason for changing given COM
mani. hold 10 it.
Take an interest in your children's amuse-
ments; mothers share in what pleases them is
great delight. Remember that trifies to YOU
are mountains TO them; respect their feelings
Keep up standard Of principles; your chill
dren are judges.
BE honest with them in small things as well as
great. II You cannot tell them what they wish
70 know say 50, rather than deceive them
II you have lost child remember that for
the one that Is gone there is more to do,
but for those left. everything
Make your girls and boys study philosophy:
when they III try and make them compre-
bend why and how their complaint arose. and
the rem dv. far as you know it,
Impress upon them. from early infancy, that
their action, have results. and that they cam
not escape consequences even by being sorry
NLrn they have done wrong.
Respect their little secrets; if they have con-
co'lments. fretting them will never make them
tell and time and patience will.
Allow them as they grow older to have opin-
ions ~ their own; make them individuals and
nos mere echoes.
tlud ont all their special tastes and develop
tam instead OF spending time. money and
Patience IN forcing them into studies that are
entirely repuguant to them.
Mothers. whatever else you may teach your
girl. 10 not neglect 70 instruct them in the
u stories II housekeeping. SO shall YOU put
them IN the way Of making home happy.
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American Dishes i'm England.

From London Truth.
! have found out what "hard-sl1pl crab" is.
as well as some of the other things that puzzled
me i'll a menu l received from America. A very
pretty Irish girl whom met knew all about it.
''Hard-shell crab is the ordinary crustacea,
aud it is called in order to distinguish it from
''soft-shell crab" q delicacy well known in
America. 1t has only to be tasted to be appre-
ciated | am told. There is another delightful
variety, my informant told me, which is called
''oyster crab" tiny thing not so large as a
threepenny piece, and which is found inside
oyster shells. Cooked in cream they are
lovely" Champagne punch" is only Ameri-
can for champagne cup. String beans are
but French beans, and good name for them
l think. ''Succotash" is "a dish composed of
sheled beans stewed with fresh Indian corn in
cream.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-12

New Haven. has assigned. Liabilities $4,000.
and assets 100000 Forty per cent has been
accepted by some creditors.
Col. Richard Long. of Chicago. who was in
iurCd on the Pttsburg, Fort WAYNE and Chi
cagO road. a few days ago, died at the Allie
gheny. Pa. general hospital Wednesday night
The new lnman line steamer City of Paris,
completed her maiden voyage across the At
lantic at $50 am. Yesterday. making the trip
from Queenstown to Sandy Hook i'll six days,
eighteen hours andtifth-three minutes
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Mt VERMONT MI. VERNON
OCEAN STEAMERS.

SHORT RoUTE TO LONDON,
Fast Express Steamers.
To Southampton (Iondon, Eayre), Bremen.
Iahn Ned- April 10. / pm; tlbe, Sat. April ID,
3 pm; Elder, Tues, April 10, $3.50 a, m; Aller,
We'd, April Il, Z am: Vera, Sat, April 20,
sasle, Wed April ~, pm.
Comfortable staterooms, excellent table, Injurious
saloon APPOINTMENTS. Prices LIST cabin SO and up
ward berth. according 10 location; "a cabin, $50
berth; steerage at low rates. Apply 10 L L. DkOOP
S2O Penn. ave. ap0
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Six Children at n Birth

Fergus Falls, Mimi, special 70 the Phila-
delphis Press says: A report reaches here from
Psrham that Mrs. Anton Rubera, a Finnish
woman, has given birth 10 six children at one
time, and that three Of them are living.
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Ihrashed by Women.

At Alegau, Michigan. an incident has Just
Become known which gives very general sat
SinctiOn. man named HurlbUrt. an en-
t.oNe at the paper mil. taken from his
house Monday night by half dozen women
am thrashed numerically with hickory
switches HuTlburt has been III the habit
o. beating his wife upon the slight
est prOEocauOn- He had living
49, Alm young woman from
kalamazoo. and the actions of the two had
Deem a disgrace and scandal to the community
Monday evening delegation of angry women
VINO made no attempt az disguise headed by a
man wearing mask, marched into his house
he was out doors and the women were beIaboro
ing him The cuiprlt begged and PRAYED for
release. but not until the women were tired ont
was he allowed % go. His mistress was then
informed that unless she left the town she
would receive similar treatment, and she left
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SPECIALTIES,

LNLECTRICITY-15 YEARS A SPECIALITY IN
IL curing nervous and mental disease spinal. ovarian
and uterine troubles paralysis. tumors, scstca hys
terra. rheumatism, neuralgia, chores- etc. Hairs
clothing. Dr. L 8. NICHOLSON. 004 Eth st. nv.
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ROTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

DoToMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE.
For Baltimore and River Landings. Steamer Sue,
Capt. GeogLegan, leaves Stephenson's Wharf every
Sunday at O'clock y. For further information
apply TO
STEPHENSON BRO.
mhj-Gm 9TH St wharf
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PENNSYLVANIA ROU-Tr

Il FENNSYIvANIA ROUTE
TO THE North. WlsT, AND SOUTHWEST.
~ III "a IN h. St.I NBIb SGLNLIH,
rp.1,its. + ~, n! y, - g. Ar = ~ sh.'
CORNER SIKH AM l. STILLS. - FOL,
luiInan Nestibulcd CARS at !! 80 am. daily: TaSt
LIN, 800 am; daily T. ClGCinuad and - LOUIS
iLd Harrisburg 1" - in3is: daui y except Natur-
Cay. Z" iIst--u With SiceIl'1 Car Altoona Ci,-
Sltepln1 Cars WASHINGTON :, Chicago ana ~. Louis
connecting daily ~ Harrisburg with through
sleulers Tor Louisville ANA Memphis Iacidc TX
s' iY;.S I;, . A, Tor iltis6urg ara the
BAI.IIlOkE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For Erie. CaandajSa, aud Rochester daily; for Buff
iaio an, and Nata daily eNCclt saturday, 10000.
Tor slNrt i.ch Haven, aid Elnllra at . 5OI
r,, X He Jay NJ tAosit SHt4l. 90 M
II 20 am, 2:i9, 5;lo. 1000. and 4 20 P.n. on
spnaaE, 300, II 40 am, 2:iO, 4:lo, 1000 and
cars. \: - am diliy except sunday, and 3:iJ -
For Boston Nit.ou; change >: pm. every day
For Brovslyn l.al tlrQurh trains connect At Jer-
s'A 81! win boats OF Brcoklyn Annex affordils
uiLrct transfer - fniton street. avoiding double
;,,rlia--e across New lurk City.
am :: o, 4;1o. 500. : 10 100 aud / 20 ran,
SIo, 1000 and II 20 pm. Limited EXPIRES. all
arlyr lars - 20 am week days, and j;i0 pm
For For 1 Bao req a. leg .3 20 100 wei aSs
SO, 40. 600, 80. q. 1000, and II 20 p.
II. ON sunday, 300, 800, 800, IL 40, am,
;;Io, BAD, 4:iO, GOO. 40 s:lo, 1000. and
II 20 pm.
For Pores Greek Line : 20 am and 40 pm daily,
- except sunday.
For Annapolis 5:9O and 900 am 10 .o5 and 4 40
nm daily, except Sunday. sundays. 800 a H..
4:lOp.m.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
MAJ ,AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING ron
For Alexandria, 30 6}5, %, 40. A. lO;57a
NIL :Ui noon; GO. 3 40. % 90. q l. = o.
loo2, ana II ~ ,. IA. ON Sunday at 30 $40,
lG.o' a m, 80 O:ol, : %, aud O.05 y. IN.
AccOllncdatlon Tor CuahLco, 20 a. IL. and ) 100
\. week days
For Richmond and the South 4 30, 1857 a m daily
- and 3 40 y. IN. daily, except Sunday
Trains leave Alexandra for Washington. :05, .05
SEQ $40, lO:l5 IL 90 a. m: 20 300 3 :, l.
5:lO, ESQ, %, 9I2!, AZ and l % D. m on
SUNDAY at 9:lU and i :O7 IN; 200. 51O. :05.
S::SZ and 10 ~ p. Ia.
Tickets and Information at the Office northeast cor
ner OF 18th street and avenue and the
station, where orders be left for the chez
taegage 10 destination from hotels and residences
CHAS. l.. PUOH J. Il MOOD
| General Manager. If25l Gen. Pas. Agent.
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DRY GOODS.

New SPRING GooDs.
just received another shipment Of New Spring Goods
comprising Wool and silk Henriettas French safteens
Scotch Ginghains, Wool combination suitings and
China Silks also full line of Linen Sheetngs Pillow
Linens, Damask Table Cloths and Napkfns 70 match
Table Damasks all grades, Hemsttched Linen Sheet,
and Pillow Gases, Damask and Huck Towels slk AND
fso-3m HOE BRO. 4 CO.. 1925 IT.
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EDUCATIONAL

SROKT MOST RAPID, MOST
- ies1oe Frohcieney reac he'd in three months Al
soluteiy no FAILURES IyIewrltinC taught Tree send
for PAMPHLETS HEAD SCHOOL OF ACME PBONOG-
RAPHl, S21 St NV. AMI 2-6ts
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-21

Bos, Quay, Lord-Iligh- Execuuoner
C'alkson, and Deputies Dudley and
Fes.enden, Of the National Republican
Committee. wrestlod with the Virginia
question all Thursday night, ana it was
early morn before the pow-wow had
succeeded in getting both Malone and
the Brady gang into the harmony mill.
About 3 4. NJ. Colonel Brady WAS
sent for, and his appointment yesterday
es revenue collector to Second district
indicates tie truth Of the report that
tire calls Of both factions were with
drawn and both machines checked, "
SO gs TO leave the black and-tan
patriots free to elect delegates
without the autOmltOn method used by
Malone aud initiated by he "kickers.
The President received the harmo-
nized representatives the day after the
all night pow-wow and congratulated
the big and little chiefs Oh reconciliation
or bargain.
Now, the moral Of all this 10 Virginia
Democrats is that the gubernatoIial
fight In Virginia on the Republican side
Is TO be one of pluuder and Doodle.
under the direction Of General Malone
as field marshal, backed by the biggest
council chiefs Of the G.. o. F.. the very
men who did The corruption and
bribery business in the national contest
that resulted in Harrison's election.
President Harrison. as candidate for
reelection. with his deputies and side
partners who worked his election, is
evidently determined on grand scheme
of arbitrary manipulation of the next
Presidential election by Federal super.
visors in the South and bribery in the
North.
Let this plain fact be recognized a. il |
stands fully developed to-day aud
staring the people OF the South in the
face.
The preliminary okirmish will be the
contest in Virginia. and
Inc weapons IN the Republican side
will be the same a, were used in New
York in 1888
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-21
Charlottesville.

IlOrrcsl uultucc n lut liuOs.l
July pa mass-meeting of the
Democratic voters of Charlottesville
was held last night. at which delegates
were elected TO attend the State Con-
yentiOu ina Richmond.
The city is entitled to seven dele
gates-three at large and one from each
vi the four wards. M-s.rs. George ".
Morris and G.. p. Benson and Hon JAS.
l.. Gordon were elected delegates a.
large. and the following gentlemen were
elected from the different wards. FIRST
ward. l.. T. Hanckel: Second ward. NJ.
Leterman. Third ward. c. d. Carter.
aud Fourth ward. IS. j. Dudley. The
delegates were empowered t1 choose
their own alternates. The delegates ~
uuiustructed and are divided Do then
preferences between Harris and % Fer
rail- as candidate for the eOve.norshlp.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-21

w. II. DAVIS. The col1rei postal clerk
vino was recently appointed and
brought up from Pdtsylvani county lo
20 on the Pocih0nlas route. is still
waiting. YEARLY waiting. for some one
90 coach him ON dat route. He has
been here ten DAYS now. and as yet bias
found no opening ior the exercise
OF his new functions. The refusal oi
Postal Clerk D.Ini, Dem To- coach
nim, WIS followed by like refusal ON
tie part of Postal Clerks Payne and
beavers IRepubicansl both of whom
declare they VIII lose their places before
they viii run With q niger, and the
indications aie THAT they Will l0se them.
We have 10 Ou good authority that
four Of the Democratic postal cleIk-
vino were removed have been requested
i'y Superintendent Nickery 90 go ou
duty a. acting route agents for an in-
definite time. This is % severe com
mentary on the efficiency of the new
k apublicanappointees.- LmchbHrg lr-
niuiIi
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Fredericksburg

Captain Birdsouc. the popular con-
ductor on the Richmond, Fredericks.
burg and Potomac Railroad. was i'm the
city Yesterday. in attendance upon the
Court, he being "a witness ina the Wash.
IngtOn-JOhus0u murder case.
Dr. T. 4. Arnold OF King George.
was Ia the city yesterday DR.. Arnold
j., under the impression that unless the
roads are kept o. "a better condition. the
people viii have TO use pack mules TO
transport their wares.
Miss Ellen b. D,Jaruette. If Viz
enia. has been advanced from q ~g0Oto
"a $1,000 clelk,hip IN tie General LIND
Office al Washi gton.
Professor /. ". saunders. Of Missis
-ippi. deaf mute. ha secured a patent
on three school 81. ties. We have seen
lhe models, and were struck "a ith their
intrinsic wor.h.-frederlksjtrq STIR.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-21

ln a crowded car on Geav ftnt
3D. Ah.r mi,nll.l man uul os .
big mm. t0e be Immediately .ro.o.
e'el out f.e ..s mm would acc.l. a)
excuses nl enm...lui uonlei a0.
.s tls sma..rml mlie uo attempts -
resent De-. Ns -aim..y rou..l himself ID
% furious het
"Mhoap ,ou. sual| De demanded
shahi.s DIS h-t boo the other mani iae,,
"Who the devil am yau tai e.e
around stamping your bls l,et on every
ono Within uacaf Nhoa-o You ---
"My mme Is Jack Doml quietly
answered che other booking up
The big mns Ia0 fairly dropped ahA
Dee hastily ef the ear npmhms apollo
geueaNg The small m-n Nas n0l '.'
uo,l f.aier uat Dee scared i.r ...f
lui as much as 81 he was. -Ssn t..-'
cisco Examiner
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-21

gets bewildercd and knows not what q
speak Of As ho stands in the great
hall Of Christ Church. lined with por-
traits of many of England greatest
sons who have been students hero. tho
Use ending nIiha 6ne picture OF Glad
stone hy Mil1I. hn OH inks he will write
Of This. II. climbs up the steep. mar
row. winding Stair o. the litle tower
rooms. about feu feet square. over the
gate Of Pembroke and the yet smaller
bare bedroom behind with the little
narrow window high up over the single
bed. reflects with awe that here Samuel
johnson lived whilst Doe was student,
and determines 20 write of this, Tor the
very llnaing outside Che door Dr. shown
where tle pir oi shpt,
were sot FOR the shoeie-s
student Down below. now priceless
possession q tho litIe college. d. Che
desk 0n which tlr great doctor wrote
hi dictionary of lhe English language.
It I-a small. square desk of plain pine
noN black with age. with -.omug Top.
and i- not over tn0 ltel SIX inches eich
way. yttir vas on this board ihti the
English tongue became a fixed ian-
-ulEe.
Tne Bodicnn Library is one Of iho
.rtatr-t BOD fhe world. but who can dr-
-.ribof, 1mi.hta- Htll underiaNr io
A. ..r'he i0e ocean. Newl'hei afoHni
ONf.I wIil D. feeling chat wc snow
the place ut rot tn' people. j i'.
somehow asst strangers we're holding
f.o houses of ms fathers. or course
o.e .aw only the outside. hu.