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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-02
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MANY INEXPERIENCED HoUsEKEEPERS
IMAGINE THAT TO WARD OFF DISTRESS AND
MISERY A MINE OF WEALTH IS NECESSARY
THIS is ERRONEOUS AS THOUSANDS IN THIS
CITY CAN TESTIFY. A FEW DOLLARS JUDI
CIOUsLY EXPENDED WITH US, AS AN EARNEST
OF YOUR GOOD FAITH. WILL PURCHASE A
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FENCES. OUR EQUITABLE CREDIT SYSTEM
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WEEK OR MONTH
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AUCTION SALE on Friday at s pm. Of some
d the choicest lots IN lie Droit Park. See al
verusement OF q. W. Stickney.
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We NEE ANY and all prices advertised on
moquette and other carpets. Come and see us
and we will save you money. W. II. HoEKE.
Penn ave. and Sth street.
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COMFORTABLE NEWLY BuILr BgIcK HoUsr
Io5 street northeast to DO sold tomorrow q
o'clock pu.-See advertisement
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st. Louis Wants the Pres,dert

A movement has been inaugursted In st.
Louis to have President Harrison pay thoir
city visit during fair week. An invita-
ton was autographed to him Tuesday after
noon.
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DOUGLASS & BRO,

DOtULzfoo DIkOs1
500 INTER-oCEAN BUILDING. NINTH STREET
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ONE QUART of FL whisky for 75c. Can't be
beat. CHAs. kRAEMER,
III 9TH st N "
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manufacturers Remnants OF yard wide
Cashmeres IN Black and all colors. only 12Isc
per yard, at STERS's DRY Goops HOUSE. yOi
AMI sos 7th ST. II
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Java and MochS Coffee, soc. per pound.
sunrise Chop Tea bes. SOC. Tea
Gran. Sugar. 10 lbs. with orders. only exc.
cash rebate tickets with Coffee and Tea
u. d z MErzGER Az 9TH and 2IOs 18th n. W.
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PANS Last Days of Pompeii" will be post
poned to Friday and Saturday night, Oct 5 and
= at Atlantic Park, 18th and streets n. W. .
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Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
Mary j. Snowden to James Lewis, lot 10, blk
4, Ivy City; 5. james Lewis to James Lans-
burgh, do; e. Thos. Potee to 7. A. Perry,
sub l6, So. 81; $4,000. B. II. Warner to Anna
Munroe, lot IO2. Garfield: $780, NJ. l. Weller
ct al. to Eugene Wells, lot 34 blk. 4. Twining
City: $3.50. NJ. Noonan TO John J. Noonan pit.
9. So. II; $500. r. Smith to L. j. Chew, lot 9,
blk l, Twining City; S225. II. G. Lewis to G. B
Clark ct al. lot rs, blk. 2, Trinidad 1920. L.
G. Russell 10 Joseph StrasberSer. pit g. so. 456;
$. +. C. Nauck to Oscar Nauck, half In pit. 10,
SO. 4l7 $1,000; lots IL to 20 Jamaica; $4,000
Harriet L. Guest to Robt. E. Cook e, al, part
8. So. 1913; $1,000. C. II. Stowell to J. H. WILL
son ct al. in trust, lots A to Al and part 49, So
SOL; $. Belle II. Wilmer to u. W. Holman.
north parts Al to 40. S. p. b. 8 sub OF Pleasant
Plains: $. F. ]. Shadd to l.. G.. Fletcher,
north y lot 8, sec. 4. Barry farm; $3.50. S. ii.
Walker to ]. L. Warthen ct al, in trust, subs
9G and 81, So. 20; S2,5O0. +. i. Gregory to SAL
lie ". Norvell lot 10, blk. 40, Brookland; $500.
E. f. Hoge to F. Diedrich, sub 40. so. S3l; g.
Bridget Sherlock to f. Quigley. sub IS. So. 677;
=. Mary A. Golf to Z. n. Morrill,, let I6 and
pit. IL, So. le4l; 6. Margaret NJ. HEREFORD ct
al. to b. W. Holman, lot g. Clark Mills estate;
$. NJ. j. Adler ct al. to Ellen Thomas, lot
23l. 50. 40. WV; s. II. Franc to A. Brandt,
sub 20, 50. 525; $1,000. Mary Van Solver to Rosa
d. Lightelle. pit. 5. So. $685. 81, 900. J. A. Gold
stein to T. Ii. Clarke. lot 25. so. $50; 81, 942 So
W. Danenhower to Rath b. Messner, sub 10. "a.
1872; $. Virginia NJ. Muschett to J.. W. A.
Schleutis, part 81, SO. $50; $4,000. A. X. Cralle
to E. Beuchert, sub Al. SO. 800; g. Same to
Magdaliue Beuchert, sub AZ, do; $. Same to
J; J: Beqchert, sub 4S; do; s.. Same to Anna
N. Beuchert, sub A. do; g. d. ?. Peter to
W. A. Gordon. lot 9. So. ~; g. 0. 7. John
son ct al. TO District, parts SO to 81, s. F. b. 3
sub, Pleasant Plains; g
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READ advertisement, OF free excursion in Sa.
urday's STAR
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House & HERRMANS's for furniture and car
pets. Cash or credit See adv't., page s.
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STAGE EXCURSIONS.

LOIS 10th st. NV. hound trip: Arlington. 10 m.
and = pm 50c soldiers Hor.e, am, pm. soc
Cabin John Bridge. ed. aud Bun, 5 A. ~ &c. So
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MONDAY. OCTOBER q. lSan

Commencng at 2 O'Clock y. the program for which
includes addresses by PROMINENT speakers. chorus
songs. gymnastics music. dancing. irize aud
bowling amuseInents for children. works. Sc &o,
&c. All are invited
Admisslon. cents
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alexander, Op.ician, established 1910.
" Az la. ave-
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Buy YOUR Coal of J. MAUEY DOVE. Only
highest grades of family coal handled
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-02

Brooch Leaders for hire. CO to TArpax's,
1918 Pa. ava. ol-Im
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hotci JOuusOu SaIes
An elegant shipment OF Oysters just arrived
among which are the Hampton Bar. Shrews-
burys and Norfolks. Select and standard
steamed, Saddle Rock, broil, half shell, &c
High grade only. Lifetime experience. Fine
trade solicited II
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CARPFTs CANPHoRATED ana made moth proof
free of charge. EMPIRE CARPET CLEANING
NoRKs 63l-63J Mass. ave. n. ". Telephone 1861
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ErOm Tue Now 1OfK dtrkIu
1t Is genearlly understood that Mrs. Potter
Palmer will be chosen as presiding officer of
the board Of lady managers Of the worlds fair.
Should she not DO willing to serve it 10 said that
Mrs. John A. Logan will be selected.
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PANS Last Days of Pompeil" will be post
poned to Friday and Saturday night. Oct. s and
4, at Atlantic Park, 18th and streets n. W.. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-02

New Domestic Fashion Review for Fall
W. Price 25e. Given away with each pur-
chase OF SOC. wo IN of Patterns at the Domestic
Sewing Machine ofice. 9TH and H. scott
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ELsExHERE will be found the advertisement

FULL LINE Of wire flower stands.
Z H. MoRsELL. ll07 7th st. n w.
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Hotel johnson Cafe,

Dog Collars engraved. Razors honed free.
IL WAIFoRp's, Al Pa ave-
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A FEW OPINIONS.

These songs you 81 ng them 70 20 the heart They
go through and through one. "-Emperor Of Germany.
IT gave me great qualification" Queen Victoria
Isn't u wonderful! Inever heard snything like
it. "-tjladstone.
The music is above criticism. For il cannot be
classei Mlth any other Ii 10 simply the heart beating
ont loud. San DIEGO Union.
Seats: %. % and 40 cents according TO location.
or sAie at Droops Music Store. commencing Mon
day, October e. at m. 90 m
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ADJUSTMENTS.

THE EXHIBITION of the Destruction of POM
peii' at Atlantic Park billed for this evening
will be postponed until tomorrow evening on
account of bad weather. This delay will
enable the management to present a very
much finer display of fireworks than otherwise
Some novel pyrotechnc surprises are in store
for the audiences this week. Weather permit
ting there will be performances Friday and
Saturday evenings. Tickets at Brentano's.
At Kernan's next week Miss Bessie Bonehill
the English artist will be the star with Tony
Pastors show.
The champion young lady ball plsyers of the
world will play at Capitol Park tomorrow at
AIS PM, thus enabling all the lovers Of the
sport to be present. Admission, % cents; boys,
10 cents.
The original company Of Jubilee Singers
from Fisk University. Nashville, Tenn. will
give one OF their delightful entertainments at
Lincoln Music Hall Oh Thursday evening, Octo-
Der Q. Sale of reserved seats will commence at
. a. IN. on Monday next at Droop's music store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-02

Dry GooDs.
One Case Remnants of Light and Dark CALICO, 3c
one Ease Remnants BLEACHED CANTON FLAN-
MEL, one third less than value.
OAN1 On FLANNEL III all grades from &c. up
lILLOW CASE COTTON. 1Oc.
lu-4 SHEETING, 1Sc.
BLACK CASHMEkE sHAwLS. single and double
Laryc line BLANKET SHANI.S, single and double.
BED COMFORTS IN great variety.
BLANKETS at all prices from 7Jc. up.
COTTON BATTING Tor quilting.
LADIES' ALL-MOUL bOSE, 2jc.
BOKTREk'S DUPLEX CORstIS. ell.
ALL-w00L DRtSS FLANNEL, lhysrds wide Soc
Extra Large DAMASK TOWEL. ..lc
HENRIETTA CASHMERE. black and colorx one
yard WIDE. :5c.
STRIPED SHIFTING, 10 and l21c.
YARN SACQUt S for Children, from &c nm
Full line GENTS UNDERWEAR
LADIES AND CHlLDREN's UNDERWEAR
TABLE LINENS. NAPKINS. &c.
j. 1OwNER SON
so 1916 eth st nv
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CLEvrLAxD.s Supsr.or BAxrso PowDrn.
CLnvELANps Superior BaKlsa Powprn
CLEvrLAxp.s Superior BAKrxe PowDrR
ABSOLUTELY THE BEsr.
BECAUSE
IL In pure aud wholesome
1t 10 richest IN cream Of
FEW tartar
REASONS WHY 1t ia hixhest in leayening
CLEvELAND'S power
sUikRIOR Food raised with IL keeps
, BAKING POWDER moist and sweet
is 1t lis. In the eui,
ABSOLUTELY nonical than amy other.
1dk BEST 1t always gives uniform
results.
It is absolutely free from
adultcration.
Clevelands Superior Baking Powder Is for sale
John IT. Magruder. C. C. bryan,
4. Page, Chas Kellogg.
VIM. F. Abbott fiphonzo lonngs Co.
Wilmer Co. Vim. X. Brown
Shirley Schofield. John keyworth.
Burchard 4 Co.. HON aftl Kcyworth,
lheod I. McCauley, NJ Mccormick,
NJ. r. Metzger,
And other high class grocerS
my6-tu tn, lam
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Lors selling very fast in Wesley Heights.
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Do Nor Buy anywhere until you have seen
Wesley Heights, adjoining the grounds of the
great Methodist University. The most lovely
spot for rural homes. Sale opens September
25 and closes October %. Prices. 10 to 2Oc.
per foot JOHN F. WAGGANAN,
Cor 18th and q SITS NV
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CITY ITEMS.

I'll II EMS.
For Rough Wear We pride ourselves on
the fact that our stock OF Low and Medium
Grade Underwear, Blue Flannel Shirts, Over
ais, &C., Is now complete and full Of good
things. Just tbs things for work-a-day wear
and prices right FRANC q SoS, One Price.
cor. 18th and ID. n
Dog Collars engraved. Razors honed free.
IL WALroRu's, Al Pa ave.
Hotel johnson Cafe.
An elegant shipment OF Oysters just arrived.
among which are the Hampton Bar. Shrews-
ourys and Norfolks. Select and standard
steamed. Saddle Rock. broil, half shell. &C.
high grade only. Lifetime experience. Fine
trade solicited IL
manufacturers Remnants OF yard wide
Cashmeres IN Black and all colors. only l2I &C.
per yard, at STERS's DRY Goops HOUSE. yOi
| AMI SOC 9TH ST. IL
Alexander, op.ician, established Is4o
IL Az la. ave.
Java AMI Mo-h. Coffee, SOC. per pound.
sunrise Chop Tea bes. SOC. Tea.
Gran. sugar, 10 lbs. with orders. only exc.
cash rebate tickets with Coffee and Tea
VI. d 7. MErzoER. Az 9Th and 2IOs l4th n W..
Bresch Leaders for hire. CO to TArpAx's,
ioio Ia. ave-. ol-lm
New Domestic Fashion Review for Fall
80. Pric, 25c Given away with each pur-
chase OF 3Oc. wo III of Patterns at the Domestic
Sewing Machine ofhcs. 9TH and Ii. scott
No Crude mixture of turpentine, but gen.
uine Chemical combination is Salvation OIL 2
For Foot Ball Sweaters, %, s3, 81. 60 to
1APPANs s, luis Ia. ave. ol-lm
Fine Table Butter. SOC. lb. MrrzorH's, 9TH st.
Use "Teaberry'' and you will find
ieur Teeth become as pearls;
Twill fragrant mako the Breath Of all.
Boys, Women, Men and Girls.
s30-eo3t EP. MrRrz-
For Douglas Celebrated shoes go to
lAPPANs, lol3 Pa. ave. ol-lm
Piles: Piles: Piies!-Dr. Williams Indian
Piio Ointment is the only ture cure for Blind,
bleeding or Itching Piles ever discovered. 1t
never fails TO cure old chronic cases Of long
standing. WILLIAMS MIRO. Co., Cleveland,
Ohio. ia25-s tn. III 5Ot
New Domestic Monthly and Fashion Sheets
Tor Oct Just out DOMESTIC 5. NJ Co., 7th II.
s3O-5t
Castoria.
When baby was sick VIC gave her Castoria
When she was q Child she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children she gave them Castoria
Ial6-th,s.tu,ly
For Gymnasium Suits, all grades. go to
TAPPAN's, 1913 Pa. ave. ol-lm
Fits, Spasms, ST. yitus Dance. Nervousness
and Hysteria are soon curedby DIR. Mics Nery-
inc. Free samples at
MERITS DRUa STORE, 10l4 F St
Old Rye Whisky. 75c. ct MErzeEp's, 9TH St /.
Send &c. Postage to Domectic S. NJ Co., 7th
II. for New Fall Fashion Catalogue. Free.
s30-5t
Star Spring Water.
Saratoga Star Spring Water for sale In bot
Ties and by the glass by all druggists. SAML
L. PALMER, Agent ja25-s, tn, thlJ0t
buy Your Coal OF j. MAURY DOVE. Only
highest grades of family coal handled iyl5-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-02

For Foot Ball Sweaters, %, So, 81. 60 to
TAPPAN's, 1913 Pa. ave. ol-lm
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PROPOSALS.

DRoposALs ron AHTILLEkY HoasEs.-DEPOT
Qu2rtermsster's Once. Washington, u. a.. septem-
yer 10 isso.sesied pr posss. IN dupicats, sueyect
until E,EvEN O'CLOCK A. M, MONDAY. ocro-
BEk TMlNIlETh, 1880. and then opened for fur
nising and delivering at this depot five 1oD ARTILLERY
horses. Preference iTen 10 articles OF domestic
duction- ui description OF the horses and any In
formation required VIII be furnished application %
this once The SEQ ed proposals SHOULD he marked
Proposals. for Horses" and addressed 20 the under
si,iied c. b. DANDY, Defuty Quartermaster General
U. b. Army. Depot Quartermsster. s2y-3t
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No Crude mixture Of turpentine, but ger
uine chemical combination Is Salvation OIL
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GERMAN DAY.

he anniversary Of the founding of Germantown,
Pa the hst German settlement in the American oo-
hles, IN lOS3 viii bc celebrated Ia the united der
lnAn-American societies OF this city byA
GRAND FESTIVAL
At the handsomely decorated and illuminated
WASHINGTON sCHUETZEN PARK
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Mrs JENNIE JACKsoS-DE HART. Soprano.
Miss LAURA A. WELLS, soprano
Mrs. IDA VI. TAYLOR soprano
Miss ANNIE l. JOHNSON, Contralto.
Mr.. GEORGE y. BARRETT Tenor
Mr. CHAS. w. PAYNE, Tenor
Mr. j. y. Caldwell. ba~so
Miss WILEY A. BENCHLEY, Paniste
4 he snnfh --N'NN-o' y
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Star Spring Water.
Saratoga Star Spring Water for sale In bot
Ties and by the glass by all druggists. SAML
&. PALMER, Agent ja25-s, tn, thlJOt
buy Your Coal OF j. MAURY DOVE. OnlT
highest grades of family coal handled Visit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-02

Fine Table Butter. SOC. ID. MErzoER's, 9TH st. .
Use "Teaberry" and you will find
Your Teeth become RS pearls;
Twill fragrant mako the Breath Of all
Boys, Women, Men and Girls
s3O-eo3t Z. T. MERTz
The Opelousas courier., 1890-06-14

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collision avec nm iceberg.

Paftis de Cupenhague tie 6 mai ayec
pTea de cling cents passengers d hnrd. le
steamer ThingpaHa asaif en- eros tennis
pendant les pfsmiefs joaEs de son yoy
age, ct II veIail d'essayer une violente
tempete. lorsque le 10, vers frois llenres
dn inatin, To- vigie signal6 une 6norme
montague de glaee d Iayant. lie
steamer avancait avec nie vitesse de
neuf d dix ngnds d rlemre, ct il etait
deia arrive trop pres de l,iceberg pour
quill tut possible de Pewter. La va.
penr q etc imm6diaiement renyera6e !:
mais ie chOc men d pms moins etc tres
violent, et tahdia que lea plaoues de
favant 6taient d6fonc6es. des tonnea
an glace. as d6taeliant 1e riceberg.
tunlhaie1t sar II pant avec nn fracas
6ponvantat,ie.
L1a pasaagera r6seiIl6s en snrsant,
nt plnalaufs meme lefes a has az ianrs
~c0nclisitea par lii violence did clloe. ont
etc pits dc pafligHe, Ell les officers. mi
nsnieft gafd6, lit On tout lenr sang
tFsid, tnalgse &c terrible danger aaanel
Ito ye,assIE II keIapper. INT en- les Mas
gfattdes difficulties d It's .calrner. La
steamer stest asfaf6. Ell Top MA mas
lAsd6 q e0ffststeF que hi eDane n~'avuit
heufensemeat pas kte e~ndonumapee M
deas01s de Is ljgne de Roftaison. IL
steameg q ~fE0uyait asors 4 | 400 miles
sle New Hefk, et II h DID roster en pan
ny paEadassa Aei1s hslares, IN milieu AZ
FuceAiss pour raparer I,r0yisoirempntl
ses d6gAka, de saean d ponvoir emit.
naer sa r0nte Mais, Cd sonan,e, par
an hazard pressure insxplicable. II bin
= RE eu a'aecidenta de personnes.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-06-14
a Nos Abonnes.
AUs Important.

LIE bon fonetionnement de l'admin-
istration dun journal requiert impe-
riensement:
J.. Que tout Announcement soft pave
davance.
2. Que tout abonne, en- nous don
nant avis dc son chang ement de resi-
dence, ajoute an nom du lieu quill va
habiter celui de la place d'oa il est
parti. Ceci est tres important.
3. Pour refuser on renvoyer I'M
journal, il fault ASSORTMENT ne rien de-
voir pour son Announcement. Sans celia.
on continuera a lie lui envoyer, ct quill
lie retire on non du bureau de poste,
pabonne est tenu d'apres les dernie-
res decisions judiciaires concernant les
%journaux, den payer announcement.
4. LIE meilleur moyen de renvoyer
IN journal est de le confer an maitre
de poste de ga localite, qui eat oblig6
de le faire az moyen de blancs impri-
mes qui lui sont fournis par lie d6parte-
ment des Postes. La plupart des fonc-
s'acauittent assez idelement:
d'aatres lie negligent, ces derniers sont
instrument prizes de Sc conformer a
instructions a Get egard.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-06-14
lie Revue Franchise.

lie dernier num6ro de la Revue Fran
cdise nous ,ionne un v6ritable regal
iitttraire, avec ie premier acte du
diame de Henri de Rornier, Mahdmet,
qui Went de METRE en- emoi, non seule-
ment IL monde ar%tistique, mails les di-
plomates de France ct de Turquie. Les
numeros %suivants complement cette
euvre magistrate nous les attentions
avec Impotence.
LIE nom de lola ne deyra faire from
Ger lie sOurcil de p%ersOnne. La lou
velle L'4mom sur les toitS est une de-
l~icieuse ct frafehe etude de mRurs pa
risiennes, 6crite sans donte pour faire
regretter que Fartiste qui peut ainsi
manier sa plume nou d6fende qnel-
Qnefois d'admirer son talent.
En- suiyant ayec attention les por-
traits litteraires de la Revue Francaise,
les lecteurs americans seront bient6t q
meme de choisir eux- memes leur lee
tnre avec connaissance de cause.
La Justice par E. Nj. de Vogue, daus
IN style parfaitement academique, est
une belle ct bonnie historic, qui laisse
lie lecteur peut. etre l6gerement pensif,
mails e~ertainement avec un pen din
diligence an canr pour les fantes des
malheureux. ~
Les abonnes partant q la campagne
recevront Requirement la Reuue en-
envoyant leurnonvelle adresse an bu-
reau du journal, 80 West 18th street,
New York.
Announcements, IN an 81, lie numero
IS sous.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-06-14
1'art de donpter un Cheval.

FEt
II y q differsnts moyens employees
pour bien dompter IN cheval ct de tres
simples. En- voici trois tres faeiles a
METRE en- pratiQue.
4. Employee tonjoars la douceur
envers yotre %clievai, quot quill fasse.
Si vous etes dur q son 6gard il SEN
souyisndra l~oDgtemps. A votre ap-
pr0che, ii s'apeTcevra de yotre mau-
vaise humenr,
2. N'allez jamais pres de votre che
val Bi yons en- aver penn; le chevai lie
saura ct ii en- prendra avantage avant
que vous pnissieg Gus en- dOnter.
z. N'entreprenez jamais la tache de
n1aitriser votre cheveas2 vous ne vous
en- sentez pas capable; en- de faire
quot que ce soft avee votre cheyal 81
yous ne croyez pas ponvoir y reuasir.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-06-14
Etrange .Civilis ation.

LIE celebre voyageur maltais Andrea
de Bono d6sirait trailer ave un roi
dune penplade assez Importance d'A-
frique. II voulait obtenir lie droit de
faire lie commerce de ~l'ivoire avec sa
tribu.
On conyint du lieu du rendezvous ;
c'6tait sur les bords dn 1euve. De
Bono sortit de sa basque, ALA au-de-
want du %souverain, Gui Pattendait au
seuil de sa hutte, assis sur une espece
de siege, qui pouvait ressembler q un
tr6ne; devant lui Sc tenaient couches a
plat ventre, pour lui servir dc taps,
trois on quatre de SEES officers.
De Bono s'arr6ta respectueusementa
quelques metres du %seuverain ; G. der
nier Sc leva eft fit deux pas d la rem
contre dc l'etranger en- marchant sur
lie dos dc SEES courtisans ct en- crachant
sur u Il droite ct a gauche. PMS il
regarde petranger bien en- face, ct lui
crache a la figure.
De Bono etait Maltais, c'est-a-dire
tres violent; du reste, sans 9tre NAL
tails, qui he sentirait, en- pareille cir
constance, son sang bouillonner? Mails
il eut etc dangereux pour lui de prem
DIRE son revolver. LIE drogman SEM
pressa de lie calmer.
"C'est un grand honneur que vous q
fait 10 roi c'est un honneur tres APP
preci6 dams ce pays, hi disait-i il : ne
reeoit pas dc ces inondations qui vent"
De Bono Sc reeueillit IN peu, puts il
lanea un formidable crachat en- plein
nez royal. LIE prince Sc frotta Ia figure
ave. satisfaction, accorda au marchand
tout ce quill d6sirait, ct apres la conf6-
renee, il dit ayee conviction an drog-
man "Votre maftre est un homme
d'infiniment de savoir-viyre."