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Probably Murdered aud Robbed.

AToKA, KAN, Dec. 5,-San Tucker, a
Kansas nursery AGENT left a Muskogee
h9tel IN company with Q strencer and
Has not keeu head igo.a sinse. at Paa
understood that he was going to Checo;
tab, twenty.iyc miles sopth'ot Music
gee. BEFORE be left be had collected q
large amount Of ,noney. Yesterday
morning q pocket book and private
papers belonging to him We're found in
an alley, in Cheeotsh, Foul play il
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Reproduction OF "a Boxing Glove. -

The SUCCESS OF the musical comedy,
"a Boxing Glove" presented at the
Grand Opera House OH Thursday even.
ing, was the principal topic OF converse.
ton yesterday with all who saw it. The
play aud players made good hit, and 1t
was onl y lack OF space yesterday morn.
ing that necessitated mention OF only a
few Of tho principals. The cast is made
up OF excellent artists, all Of whom
acquitted themselves admirably. The
house should be packed both this after
noon and this evening to see tha ast
performances here. Th;s afternoon all
school children; vii! be admitted for ten
cent?. Taera afe still a few Seats left at
Weis's, and those who intend seeing the
play should lose no time in securing
them,
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The Alabama NIinsr's Strika.

BlnMlSanAM, ALA, Dec. 5.-Ata a meet.
ing OF all the large coal operators Of Al.
ALBANIA yesterday, resolution was
adopted positively declining to advance
the wages OF the miners sud refusing to
confer with the executive committee OF
the United Mine Workers OF America.
The miners are determined to continue
the strike. Hn3 NJ.
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The Fort Henry Club yyausn

Good progress is being made on Tho
remodeling OF the Howell residence for
the IN use of the Fort Henry Club. Tic
Chapline street entrance nas h.s" Gited
VIZ; WIZ door, THO upper hall OF which is
llgnted " with Cathedral glass IN hand.
s::iao y designs. A light corsisiipg OF
ss. sa1ee opalezcent pendants, q larger be-
tween Two smaller oneB, ornaments the
poftlco. The intorior is bsing fitted up
IN an equally tasteful way, and when
completed the house viii bsa credit to
the city, - "'' ~ N 4
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Aaer BILL StnrtH mn.

The 8 George paper mill, at Wells.
burg, aearted up yesterday after a stop oil
one week On account OF broken ahaf:
on the large engine. Breaking OF tho
same shalt has caused re9eyal stops in
the last year, i aot being coupled ,ruo,
sao.Ra:hing had TO break. The foreman,
machine tenders and engineers eY'
hausted all their mechanical skill 10 nc
avail, but the old Coruoyacker IRON
Buffalo creek came along yesterday
trued up the snais, and even under dis
conrs-stnE circumstances set the old en-
s,ne going Ike clock-work,
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This popular comic opera will be given
at the Opera louise this eveiug. Though
Said Easha" has never beou classed as
a great work, still before its days have
passed it vii! have given an hour OF fun
and pleasure to many people. "Said
Pasha' is in two acts. Its music was
wrltten-perhaps arranged would be a
better worldly Richard Stahl, young
composer who is not unknown in
Wheeling, and Scott Marble wrote the
llbretto. Between them they have ere
ated bright and mrs;cai little work.
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a jail Delivery.

TExARKANA, HAS, Dec. 5.-Napoleon
AcDaaiel, sentenced here recently to
imprisonment Tor iiie, io7 yreskiuc spd
robbipg the Coltonbelt train, hag Is.
capped from Jail. He was here pending
an appeal to the Supreme Court. The
night srard unlocked tue Jail door,
when MCDANIEL and three ottips priSoa.
ers, who had succeeded in vrenching a
bar from the cell door, leaped on him
and ielled him to the earth, seriously
wouuding him. They possessed them
.elres Of his weapons, and two of them
Mfnsp.el $40 c 5:cGn named Bucking
ham, made their eatapo. hie4Q hp4ulE
are on their track.
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Daring Eniiroad I:obber Captured.

PARIS, Dec. 5.-Auother daring rail
road robbery has been CON nlitted in the
south os France, bu. fortunately the per.
petrator was taken into custody before
he could escape with his pIunder. The
thiei made M atlack with knife on q
passenger, and after sissiug upon his
money and valuables, jumped from the
train. The victim gave an alarm and
the train was stopped and tho train
hands aud some OF the passengers start.
ed in pursuit OF the robber. after a
long chase, he was captured and turned
over to the police. The affair occurred
on the Lyons railroad.
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Tllh BARRUNDlA AFFAIR,
Tho Correspondence Transmitted to Con.
gresB-Ten Letters,

AhV SoEEshIpnushCs lfunsmttteu 10 CoDs
gress-Ten Letters.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Dec. 5.-The
President to-day transmitted to the
Housc Of Representatives the corrcs.
pondence growing out OF the killing Of
General Barruudia by Guatemalan oili.
GERS on board the Pacific mail steamer
Acapulco. The correspondence consists
Of ten Enclosures, the hrst Of which was
q telegram from Minister Miner to MIR.
Blaine, dated Augus. %, and the last Il
letter from Mr.. Blaine to Minister Miz.
ner, dated November IS, announcing
that he can SEQ no justification OF Mr..
Mizner's course, thnt tho government
disavows his action. and directing him
TO turn over the affairs Of tho legation
to Mr.. Kimberly and return to the
United States.
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BIG FIRE AT PlrlSDUKGu.
Four LnrGc business iilocks Burnel-Flre.
mon Badly Injurcd,

fOUF Lursc BuslhCSs BtOCka Burneu-EIre.
mon Badly 1njuscd.
PITTsDuEGH, Pa, Dec 5.-The Liberty
street fire, which broke out in Maginn's
cracker factory about one o'clock this
morning, was not extinguished until
four large business blocks had been cop.
sumed. The buildings destroyed were
brick, eeven.stories high, and were o.
cupipd by i. Maginn's cracker house
K. X W. Jenkinson, wholesale tobacco
honse; Crea, Graham & Co., stove and
hardware dealers; L. Il. Harris & Co,
wholesale druggists. Chief Engineer
Samuel Evans and five tiremen, who
were caught under falling wall, are all
doing well, except Fireman August Roth.
Of Engine Company No. I, who was
badi: crushed and injured internally
and will probably Gle. Fireman Siesers,
OF Engine Company No. 10, ia still miss
ing and it is feared his body is buried
beneath the ruins. The total loss is
now put at $3.50 900.
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FREIGHT TRAFFIC STOPPED,
Strike on the Whg"lins 8 connel..villo d
HisinN Of tl!efN. 20.

stttks on the Whe"iins ConnGnsrillo Dl.
vis,nN os'EcB. go.
PlrrsBuNGn, PA, Dec. 5.-Freieht
traffic on the Wheeling & Connellsville
divisions Of the Baltimore & Ohio
road is completely stopped on occount
Of q otril;e Of the yard brakcmen at
Glenvood, q lev mile, above tLis Qity.
A new yard master named Detrich in
some way incurred the enmity OF the
the men, and this morning he had .bfee
brakemen arrested on the charge OF
breaking into his office who belons to
the Brotherhood OF Brakemen. All the
yard brakemeu went on strike.
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a Right Move.

WASHINGTON, D. G., Dec. 5.-By dircc.
ton OF Secretary Noble, Assistant Secrc.
tary Busy to-day sent letter to Com,
missioner Raum, Of the Bureau OF Pen.
sions, directing him to appoint com.
petent man to Investigate such cases on
ile as have no attorney employed. Also
that those without attorneys muat be
placed on the completed tile, and il other
evidence is desired to push the claims
10 completion.
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Hon, =, T, usrsass,, Funeral,

Special Dispa!ch TO thf In!flialgeu'.
SUBMISSION, W. Va, Dec. b-fAc
funeral OF Judge 3. T. Harmer to-day
was the largest ever held here. lie was
buried By the Odd Fellows, and the
religious services wsrp conducted by
Presiding Elder Cotton, assisted by Rev.
Drs. Vincent and Fortney, Eloquent
oj;Iogies were delivered by all. Anoug
tIose pTssent were Grand Secretary L,
A. BiiiinxAes, Hon. John J. Davis
Hon. Philip ClaDrq fh4 A!essrs. Henry
Raymond and Mack Long,
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n $1,000 suit.

~ Yesterday in the Court Of Common
rleas at st. Clairsvil!e, sbe suit OF D. J.
Bell against tho CIeyeland, Lorain sl
Wheeling railroad for $1,000 damages
on Gcconat OF tho loss OF hand while
braking on Tie road Jas! January, was
begun before Judge briggs and q, iury.s
j. q. Tallman. oi I.IIaire, and Geo. O..
sa:iskee,o s: Bridgep9t! fypIesens ~ res the plains
tn, aud judge lylef, o. Vityeland, anil,
N. K. d Kennou, oi St. Clairsvillo, tE,l
conn nv b.gt.. st} X i, II X z. q, IN
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WASHINGTON, D. G., Dec. 5.-1n speax.
ing on the elas,ions bill to-day, Mr..
Gray said: Notwithstanding tho sneer
uttered by the President Of the United
States IS TO the objections OF disSe who
opposed tho bill, there were those OIL sl,e
side Of the chsmber and throughout the
couGtry who believed that the bill was
one ihst threatened tho integrity O.
American institutions, State anc
National. " was iraught with grss.es
danger to the futu.e prosperity OF The
whole county; nnd thst it menaced the
liberties OF people OF all the Gtates.
MIR. Gray retained the floor whea The
Senate adjourned.
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ProMiuent Red aian Hurlad.

sC:-e!ia, Dispatch to The lnta'ocneer.
FLEMiNQyos, W. Va, Dec. 5.-Geo,ge
W. Clark, who died hare Wednesday Of
consumption, was buried at i's'ley
church to-day by Grafton Lodge, In.
c;elo:,aent Ofderoi Red Men. Rev. Mr..
Hess consire;sa tho religious ceremony
Mr.. Clark left a wi's sas c!ne child, who
receive much sympathy.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 5,-The Commit.
tee OIL Ways and Means heard delega.
ton OF manufacturers and dealers in
tobacco who asked for the passage OF q
bill making rebate OF . cents per
pound on all tobacco, provision for
which was accidentally omitted in the
tariff act. Mr. Mckinley said that the
committee members were ready to re.
port the bill at once. The Democratic
members OF the committee asked that
the matter might so oyer to Monday
and that WAS done.
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cad.cd by n 81, .teriou. Dirnppeoru,c,

CHICAGO, Dec. 5.-Themysterious dis.
appearance OF B. II. Campbell,
the millionaire, was the d.
rect cause OF the assignment oi the
Chicago Sale and Lock Company, OF
which corporation the missing man was
President and principal stocshotder and
creditor. The assets wore acheduled nj
S1OO,O0O and liabilities at $, 600 900.
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Tho State VIII Lose Nothing.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dec. 5.-state
Treasurer Boyer, who was in the city tc.
day, when questioned regarding the re.
port that the banking house OF Della
mater y Co., OF Meadville, whose sus-
pension was announced to-day, had on
deposit 100000 Of the State's funds.
stated that the report was true, but that
the State would lose nothing, as the de.
post was covered by bond. -
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Why Didn't Hs Appear In Court. .

New Yong, Dec. 5.-The CatAo'ic Ncws
has received telegram from it's Dublin
correspondent stating that he hears Par
nell has assured at least two members
that the O'Shea charges are without
foundation III fact, and that he soon ex.
poets to prove it,
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Got pnmnges 4ylthout Trtnl.

BosroN, Dec. 5.--Counsei 70. Mrs.
Abbie Annetta Annison, Of CheIsea, who
was severely injured in the railway
accident at Quincy in August last. have
obtained without trial the sum OF S2S,-
600 from the Old Colony railroad in set
tlemept OF her claim, ss--J
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TliE IRISH C0NFtisENCE,
Tho parncllites Getting nown to Huslnps
at Inst


at !nst.
loSDoS, Dec. Sat i o'clock, the
Parnellite mcnbera assembled in tho
conference room and proceeded to busi-
ness. A resolution was adopted EN-
poweling four delegates to negotiate
with Mr.. Gladstone, in connection with
the auestiong relative to the oonstabu.
larry and the asraiian difficulties.
II is understood that Mr.. Gladstone
to-day suggested this course with view
to placing the negotiations which may
follow the conference which took place
to-day between himself and the Irish
delegates on an authorized footing. The
meeting then adjourned until o'clocI,
tonight,
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ErUZeu to DCatfi,

MlDDLETowS, N. Y, Dec. 5.--John S.
Clemoa, oil Wayne county, Pennsyl.
vania, was frozen TO death on Monday
night while driving IRON Honesdsle to
his home in Aldenvllle. Els dead body
wag digcoyered stre,cbsd 1GcF the dash.
board OF bis wagon ue4s morning.
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liolbrook; L. r. Nuznm, Nuzum's Mills;
J. II. Henderson. Elizabeth; John Car.
penter. samarit; W. II. Cartwright,
Clifton; George W. Morton, Frazer
Camp; J. J. Cooper, Hartford City; Il.
Z. Beary, Peyton; John Spencer, Reeds.
villc.
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Tho Propls,s nrc,,,,r.

,Evangelistic Hall was crowded last
night, and there were thsrty signers ob.
tanned to tho pledge. The usual ser.
vices VIII be held this evening, and to.
MORROW Mr.. Sawyer will conduct the
usual Sunday meeting at I p. m. .si.i 81
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TascOtt Again.

DEyvEE, Dec. 5.-A dispatch from
Glenwood Spring, says that two de-
tt1tiyes hare arrested Clarence Ziller,Ta
ranchmaa, living near Meekes, charging
him With being Takcott, who murdered
millionaire Smell, Of Chicago. <
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Spcta. Dispaica 10 @s i2St,saiae"eer.
BELMONT, W. VA, Dec. 1.-THE Bills
vel, ct St. Mary's, at 1850 feet. is re'
ported dry. This is black eye for the
St, AIary's EelS,
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A Broken Hear, and Rough on Rats.

ST. PAUL, MlSS., Dec. 5.-A broken
heart, in conjunction with three tea
spoonsful OF Rough on Rats, was what
caused the death OF Mary G. Maresch,
au eighteen.year- old domestic employed
at tho Stewart hotel, st. Anthony par.
isli, at 10 O'Clock Yesterday moraing.
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ANOTHER CARD


Concernins tho Trouble ut W. T. Chambers
~ Goa Elm GcOve Mines.
To The Editor Of The IntsLfgenccr: .
SIE:-you will please allow Us spsce
in your paper to correct some state,
ments which appeared in the Register OF
December 4. It appears that there is
quite difference OF opinion in the local
,uiners' union at Elm Grove and Local
No. 4, Of Wheeling, in regard to some
trouble that exists at the former place.
There is no question in our minds that
those organizing the local at Elm Grove
had an axe to grind in creating the
present difficulty at that place. Nov,
Mr.. Editor, We have no fgut to make
egAiuse the local at Elm Grove, hut We
are authorized by Local No. ! to inform
the public generally and organized LABOR
in particular that the writer Of. lhe ar,i.
ols in cues i'm made false statement.
Oar local has thoroughly investigated
the matter. aud fad one William Pres
colt, q mine boas, was discovered
for incompetency and his son for abusive
language to employees and superlntend-
ent;, also one miner for drunkenness
aud refusing to fill his coal IS Der asreo-
meIt. Therefore the membern OF local
No.4 failed to see anything to strike
for and ordered its members to continue
working, as about one.half Of the men at
the mine belong to No. 4, Itseems that
State Organizer Moran hss circulated
the repon THAT Ideal TO. I iof v heel;na
| is uot Recognized by the National 0rgsa-
ization. ior falling TO pay It's per capita
tag v hich may be true, but is no fault
OF the local. as It merely suspended
payment Of same until q certain matter
between u. J. Moran and the Local i
Investigated By the national officers
which matter has been thus lar neg
iected.
II. A. FOSTER,
W. i. BgNgsFoED,
| .aa i.
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New ioNK, Dec. 5.-Mm. General
Custer, who, since the dOath OF her hus-
band, has been receiving q pension Of
5000 year, has now asked to have il
doubled, and as precedent is in her favor
she hopes she may be successful.
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EllpAt HAVE Included EireMntp pr

WAsnlSdsov. D. G., Dec. 5.-Repre'
sentative Hansbrougb, OF North Dskota,
TO- day introduced bill providing 10,
the disarmament OF the Indiana, aud
making it n punishable oaense for any
person to sell firearms or ammunition.
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.
OF which care to speak-Did Logan 90
further than Louisville2
"As distinguished officer puts 1t in a
letter 10 me, tits incredible that Logan
could reach louisville between Decem.
her ~ and Is and then go to Nashville
and investigate Thomas or send a mes.
senger and become advised OF aud sat,s,
fed with the sitTstios ahd be back at
losisyil,e on the morning Of the 18th,
and while I would not deprive the good
name Of Logan OF single laurel, yet he
Ia not entitled to the credi. claimed for
maGnanimity in this particular Gaze. 81.
ut seems q pity to disnggre 90 'Seapti.
tul q rcrlsI.e, INT let: history be kopt
SECURE, an9 ! hoRe this will ait serve TO
awaken dsaper interest in one Of the
tnost remarkable men, George II
Thomas, andtwo OF the most interesting
battles, franklin and Nashville, Of oSi
! great war for the Union," ~ 8
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spcta. DispuicA to The nteai0a'er.
WAsulSareN, D. O., Dec. 5.-West
Virginia pensions: orlGinal-William
Bell, Parkersbutg. Increase-Peter Dll-
lon, Wheeling; Thomas n. Gribblo,
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II. A. FOSTER, rs
w. s. EEngsFoED,
JERE MEAD.
,$omyllttee.
-,DuAlttes

CLOCKS atthe very lowest figures at
Il. E. Hillman 4 Co.'s, 2S Eleventh
street.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-18
Total Deprayity of Youth.

A lad of S going into the police station
the other night told a pitiable story, say
ing that his father so abused him that
he had run away from his home in Rome,
n. Y. The police pitied him. and after
giving him a supper tucked him away
comfortably in a bed The next morn
ing q man who lived only few doors
from the station wandered in and in
quired for his son. He was told that
only one child was there, poor little
fellow from New York state, who had
been badly treated at home. He natur-
ally felt for the child, and expressing a
desire to sec him he was escorted to the
bed, when he recognized the sleeper as
his missing son.
He angrily demanded an explanation
Jakey forgot all about the cruel Rome
father and trembled in anticipation of
the reception awaiting him at home.
When Sergeant Logan heard that he had
been wasting pity and good victuals on
the lad he felt q trifle queer, and did not
regain his composure until the patter of
a shingle accompanied by suppressed
sobs and yells foated out of a house
near by and fell like music on his ear
Pittsburg Commercial Gazette.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-18


WA rlAsh. saa slzrs aaz seen .ad sesI
Tac ols Qreessslea naFelsa
T1r1zxn .1s Lzas ~ 4Egl2-se. t1Tc4g1 Ia
s-estlns strse-
k11 1n..er s1e tcseTtag azt1ess
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tt4 1aag 9..aae 49, za4--eE
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Aa1 Eas s-a .azt sila1s 7ea@ iaeir 1elnzts
8risAs
W. taxa 4a1 : ls41l sld si-ca
b. laers f1llcaa t1en, -isa . s-ff4 - . klt..
TIE smal says sho sss en 7cni1d
Tns s1z41 1sss wno tss % osai7s- tas s1sil
eafs $40 - - soalaa
ne Dast q tae saa@. 7 solld s4ss yoa a.
z4ss.
Is tas s14l sogs sha taz % behiaai
. r.so.s sA.s .csalss a1d tamases aooat
Elss sannsFs s1s erls a. taa rear.
re- osr-s ana Flsxis s--1 a'isTrsl sad s2oas
Aa1 aaot .aa 5aasic 2ad ieeri
81 sat1h flF tas ga fsszszlui1n p4race,
Far tAs oF4sa 1tts8 larefpoted o1aainsfA
And I .eaFs tae srosd for tle Boys 1rS41s.
An1 / ease tas afers aad dr1nnsrs
Aarea n. 1g lats Coz tha roals . .ons.
Aad tas xas - Asr1 ~ a1d
Tasrs ioas mach .ss>d fsr Eae sF-Ee An9
stToaE
And sa1all aoFs Eho TAD sn behind
Ths snail ooys SO tAs oa seh,acs ne small
boys sho tas ca oehind
Loas. lsng nasg yoa lze4a. laroush ne srtz
tags a1ead
NsG sGl4u boys sao tag en- be1Ln1
5. " Foss. y YAakes Bls11
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-18

kssza "a wAieA the asa 81 sAs he2ss
oSes 5esl uAsteseF &te2ses 1l-s-
Tae fleza4ns aeas : rev de-
parmens IN ne 6ecazators emporium
Fer = Aonx tlas ~s have had tAs pTlf-
lsge & seeing chzsnaers. psrlors. hFins
and 1iui2g roczas rasas - IL sh9p Nh
aa>s with tie hioesg reg~Ea Ter desSA
a1ad secarecy inzslashle- Aos cones
TIE novelty ~ TIE shape 4 a. iaes- Tor
> oea. where the man & the house can
d ss he hkes- smoke NJ his eyes are
blind and tke lining Ct hls Eogtb peeis
and where his books. p2pers and slippers
are safe from the destroying hand q tie
hoasensi6. The model represented oy
local nrn shows > study Ia hSad
painted English ectton. thar ceol. clean
fabric covering ths walls II the cell
irg bordered with the palest blue cloth,
were figures from the pyramids IN pct
uresque groups. The friexe, also of print
ed Gotten. is two feet wide, and repre-
sents a study from the hieroglyphics
The door Is stained brown and
couple % India rugs half cover IL. The
furniture. whils sparse. IS substantial
snd every piece served a purpose. For
instance, the three chairs are large. easy
and luxurious; the Turkish couch. also
cotton covered, is provided with a dull
red pillow and silver plush and leopard
skin slumber robe that would stand any
amount OF rough usage for ten years at
least. On an Oriental coffee table the
smokers articles were displayed and
near by stood a blackened iron crane
with kettle on the hook. The only at
tempt az decoration was a small bamboo
cabinet stained with walnut juice and
containing a sugar basin, water bottle,
can of alcohol and couple Of glasses
and spoons. The writing stand on the
center table WAS the size Of platter such
as turkey is served from, and the glue
pot ard ink bottles had the capacity of a
pint measure.
The only books on the table wereFa
dictionary and messengers tariff guide.
There was no cloth ON the tables, no
tides on the chairs and no bric-a-brac 10
be broken or busted. Stained glass pan
els filled the upper windows and delicate
silk sash curtains the lower lights. The
appointment of den of this sort is
worth about $500, and is referred to as
hole in the wall where bothered and
tired man may escape the horrors of
housekeeping, neighborly calls, piano
solos, elocution and baby talk.-New
York Letter.