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Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-19
A CENSUS LAW CASE.

Reward MnlleY Arrested for Refusing
 60 Answer the EnumeratOf's Ques-
 tiOns Regarding Mortgages.
 Deputy United States Marshal Lovejoy yes terday arrested Edward Malley, the real es- tate dealer and former dry goods merchant, upon warrant issued by District Attorney Sill, charging him with refusing to answe, questions asked by s. R. Hull, one of the enumerators of the Tenth ward. MT. Halley received Enumerator Hull quite civilly, and the only question he refused to answer wal that regarding the mortgages upon his es tase. "You can go and find out from the records" was his answer.
 In the afternoon, at about 5 o'clock, MT Malley appeared before Commissions Wright. The case comes up before the commissioner Saturday afternoon at o'clock. The affair caused quite ar amount of comment, especially when it wal known that warrants will soon be issued fol several other prominent citizens who viola ted the law by refusing to answer the ques tions of the enumerators.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-19
INVESTMENT SECURITIES

b,000 N. " & N. E. R. R, Co. per c6nt pOnuh- 5000 Southern N. E. Telephone Co. per cont. 1000 Boston & New York Air Line R. R. Go. per 20 shares Boston & New York Air Line R. R, Co.
 stock
 50 shares Mechanics National Bank.
 20 shares Marquette, Houghton & Ontanagqnh K. K. Co., preferred. p0 shares Portland Electric Light %. .'s stock. 25 shares New Haven Electric Light Co., s stock. 70 shares Bridgeport Electric Light Co s stock. 25 shares l.. Candee Co.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-19
A Delinquent Committee.

The committee on annual reports has been called to meet at city hall several times within the past week but it's members have failed to appear. Another meeting has been called for tonight and it is hinted that the services of the city sheriff will be brought into play if there are not enough members present to make quorum.
 A special meeting of the board of council. men has also been called for tonight.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-19
ENDED HIS LIFE.

Committed Suicide In the PlainvilIe
 Cemetery.
 PLAINv1LLE, June 18.-Edward. Saunders committed suicide here this morning by tak- ing stryohnine. He committed the act in the cemetery and was found dead in the family burial plot. He leaves young widow and a child five years-old. He had been drinking hard recently and was Respondent.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-19

A GROCERY clerk, with thorough knowledge A of the business would like one that can com mand some trade; to such a one the best of wages will be given; bring references Address
 my2i M., Courier Omce.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-19

A Few Hundred Dollars Will Sc.
 cure a. Good Home.
 ssA ONE.FAMILY HOUSE, 200 Atwater street.
 House and barn, go Auburn street. Two-fAM.
 lily house. No. Il Clay, street. Two-famiiy hOu1o f6O Orchard street. All to be sold low II sold within ten days Also for rent, first floor 78 Wool Sey street, first floor 10 Newhnlistrest; tl5 Portsee 1keet l01 Portaea stre9t; SIG Congress avenue AnS Uocond floor go Auburn street.
 \. M. HOLM IS, HOUSE HOVER. oFFIQx ea CHTyRCH GTREET noib
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13

been named n sop 20 the farmers ana A. re- ON
ponse for his sacrifice in favor Of Commissioner Winso"
Two Young men, whom served well IN the Lrc'la'
have mentioned connection with the Office ~
S.cr,t1rv of STAT. Brlnasge Of New Ionton.
son 4 tho Vrll-HnoWn veteran Republican, Augustus
Brlndacsc has been member Of the House and ha IN
douhtcdlv gift, - his DISTINGUISHED father but
nos quite eloquent speaker. George + Mclean OK
Sim,bury has been frequently named IN connection
VIII the position II" ha, been member Of both branches
and served on commission Tor tn revision II tn laws
The convention vi, be called AZ easy dat" probably
the last week m August, and the Conerc,onal conventions
VIII follow very closely in order that tn campaign may
prosecuted with al aoa- the line. III" principal
matter being ;e succ,..on OF senator Pau 70 his own
scat From present apar,nc'- tle senator viii be r..
turned but u viii Do hard fight FOR Tie sat" officers
Very much depends upon tobacco hedu" OF t" Me-
Knlcv bill in the grow sections ot the state as
10 the ease with thc Republican Legislature can bs
elected.
There is 10 notable change In tho faculty o: the
Hartford Public High School when the september trn
opcns Frank Cnd, who ha, been connect d with tho
Classical DEPARTMENT The school f- yra years, viii DO
succeeded bv F. H. smiley, Of Springfield. Mr. Smiley
viii also act as assi>tn, principal taking some of the
burion, from Principal Han. who i not in the best Of
health.
The hearing of the seventh Ward case in which the
matter of using the word, Ctlens' Ticket heading
FOR A ballot &, Involved Interpretation ot IN" new
ballot law hold THURSDAY. a1d the Conr imm"di'
a,oly adjourned FOR %, summer vacation. decision viii
not BE- reached until September but that Will be in ample
limo for IL TO govern the printing of ballot, iog tho next
g1ecf
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
EXTRA TRIPS BY THE IRON STEAMBOATS,.

All the extra trip, 10 C1ncy Island and Long Brihcn
viii be made hy the Iron steamboat CpmpanyN boa''
today from West Twenty tLrd St.. North RIVER d''r
from Pier 80. l, North River. This means carry anu
late boat, from the city and from the ocean piers '
long hours Of duty for the steamboats,. Ihe'e '"'V
time trip, are necessary rs the rules oi the 'Nhp'''
permit no crovdins Of boat, and its passengers N'o"
by experience that the Iron steamboat 'omp'"F Pno
lsh a time table and follow il with rc-uIl"N' i"'
Long Branch lOats should d especially "cH 'o"H'
A. the trip is good one, the SAL upon 'lc "'oh"
invigoratlng and the hour Of leaving "cII CHOSEN "
give every one chance to the Branch and get BACK
10 the city before late hours.
Walker L. Parker secretary Of the Iron stearnooa'
COMPANY received a present Of a handsome goa
watch and chain from the captains and oh'erS oi 'I'
Iron steamboats, Yesterday The presentation Wis "o
bv Chief Engineer Wolicr. who looked 80 serious Over
The Announcement that Mr. Parker thought part oi ts
fleet md met with disaster of Coney Island ''''
Wolfcrt was attended by Captains Cor"in' FOSTER
M,rrcll Charlie, ana Edward Pearce. Hobbs ana Wise.
MIR Parker has haa for number of years the Gehe'"
direction Of the boats, and the testimonial was gwen.
II was said as an evidence Of good feeling on the ps'
of tic men connected with hun.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
CONNEC TTCTT POLITiC>.
MERWIN FOR "oVEENoE- PROBABLE CANDI'
DATES FOR OTHER PLACES NATIONAL
GUARD ENtAMPNENT

Hartford Conn. july l. special Ndutaut General
Iric. hl, ISSUED ordc, TO- the Connecticut Niti""'
Guard camp tor sis days only hte"nne AUGUST
Is c>p,riH nt Of au eight DAYS cncampni WIZ not
m tried this year n spite tho desire of some ~ the Ici
fri, notlLi, the ID. to tN IT, The rank and H' were
asked q, vote upon mattot and ,hc r-u Wa~ against
th,-. who sunday in camp Tn" argument was
that th troops would readiness Tor hard work early
Monday morning well n'd for 1t by their SUNDAY A" r'-t
hut t GOOD rcopI, Il t STATE would hardly have upheld
the order II 10 b'cl ISSUED. and The member from t'
rural town, would have mp - thc Legislature NOR"
f udc,d against the National ouord than eyer ana more
ready than oyer shave down the appropriation i"i t'
main,nlncc. The fact thac the would have had 10
volunteer their services fo The first two days might nave
had some effect upon the vote,
The interest in thu Republican nomination Tor Governor
ha, ns practical, settled by unanimous consent IN
favor of Governor MrrWiu thcr" Is much dis
cu.-ipn going on suitable candidate, lor the other
places on the ticket several wcl.known Republicans
have been mentioned connection with The second place"
Which, II General McrViu should be nominated and elected
viii be- looAcd upon stepping T. the GOV rrnor-
ship Among three STATE Scnators-N Vincent o.
Conn Of Middlctown. who practically th" leader IN
the Scnat" the last session. Philip f. Cobin. o Ne"'
Britain the wcll-known manufacture. and LuciuS H.
Fuller PutnaIn who made unusually good cord fo
young during his term o' service in the state senate"
In these gentlemen George Austin Bowen OF
Wood-tok j., named and There generally supposed to
be- strong Granger movement behind hi, candiacy lie
communication given warning to the itepub-
con party candidate IN any connected with
the ot the dairy legislation In the last Legislature
need expect farmers This j. aimed directly AZ
Governor Bulkrlcy The farmers would support Bowen
strongly Il he should BE- named A. representative ot
Tho Rcpublcansm Of WlCdham County he will draw we'll.
For Treasurer thcrr il gem raj fcclng that F.
stevens Henry. tho present incumbent would Go well
again although there IL rand Army detection from him
tt might adNsallc 10 select nan, usual.
For Comptroller tho late Dairy Commissioner Taem. has
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
.y0iyAND ASHORE At NEU-LONDoM
NAVY FFIsIIING-CCSHiNHS pA4'
Terry ARRIVALS AT THE PEQUor
AND FORT GRISWOLD.

.;oruoDdon Conn., July Ic tSpeclaD.--Mrs Bull' ~ife
Of I.,utonan: T. II. Gull. L. $ y gave goa at the
n,ya. station this afternoon, tc which were ihV'A s
era Young ladic, from ths city ana hNiAoer oi "H
cadets from the training snip Constellation
Tho United steamship Yantic l'f the View Lon
son naval station wednesday for cruise 70 inc ea't
.,d She will return however about the Goth at which
n Secretary Tracy expected here On the Dispatch 10
:,,spcct the naval station.
l,iuon,huc i favoro spor: h'rc iust at present
Tho G,h are very plentiful, and arc running in the race
much earlier than usual Almost daily parties 70 out In
.anIoat or tugs and with nsh than they can
dispose Of
light Battery b. 4:h United States Artillery. com
; audod by ;aJor H. G. Cushing whiri left Fort Adams
Ncwuort On Juno 70. Two wcchs' practice naro u
1oich Rhode island and Connecticut. arrived here last
sunday afternoon from Colchester twenty miles distant
md went camp at Fort IrumbUlI. The other OIL
usr are Iieutenants Townsley and Robinson. The bat
nvy consist, -FOUR 32.inch steel brocch-oadinc rne
guns forty and nny.one horses. on Tuesday
morning battery l"ft NcwLondon on is way tack "a
Newport.
ON this march the experiment was tried Of working the
horses unshod appears resulted satisfactorily
None Of tho horses lame. OF all
wcrc IN good condition Notwithstanding tho fact that they
travelled Ii7 miles over rough country roads.
Tho United Stat", torpedo steamer GUSHING arrived he',
about ocIoc. Friday afternoon having made the run
from New-No.S in Itrc over five hours.
Tho effect ho weather IN nc nTSt part Of tho
week shown In increased number Of ariNolS
Pcquot and Fort GrSvoh houses Tho Pequor, list
the week include, The following Mr.. and Mrs. j \
Church. Harry II. Church. J. \. Church all u Brook
lyI l.. Stanton Ms. \. D. Cooke and Miss T.. NJ. Cooke
Boston; N-,oyorncr J. D. Bodc Of NcwJcfscy Mr and
NJ. Alexander RroNn Of Baltimore Ensign Il. H. Mno,
and Mrs. Minor, L. =. y; {. J.. Kirkland and Mrs Ed
ward Kirkland Nh and Mrs. Eugene Kirkland. Clrcnc"
J.. Brown. tho Misses Catin. Miss Wilcox. Mrs. g. V
Fox. Mr.. and Mrs. James Suydam, J. Suyd1m. Nj and
MIS-. :. H. Austin. Dr. H. :. Morris, Mrs. l.. T. Mlulln
MIR. aud Mr. J. Il. Warner. \. II. Johnson. Howard
Swcctscr, &. Roach. 7. :. Tmson, w. T.. Brown w. t.
Eabcock. William II. Crane. all Of Ncw.York Nr. and
Il pfc
Philadelphia Colonel Won John. Germany Commodore IL
bridge T. Dcrry and family Bon H. Williams, l. = y.
T. i. L1wrontc, Chicago EoarAdm1l e.. il. J.. Rodgers
L. :. y; Mr. and Ms. Alexander Rodgers and family
Walla Waa; M. and Mrs. =. T. Barnrm, Bridgeport
j. \. Harrington Boston J. l. AspinWall. Mr. and Mrs
Whtock and family. Of Ncw.Yofk.
Among :hc cOttagers at the Pcqpot arc f. L. Gilbert
j. y. Draper. J. W. Miller Z. L. Learned Mr. and Mrs
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
PHEASANT N1RR1G1NSE7T.
FIRST DANCE AT THE CAsINO-soCIETY AND
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
Xo--,c,n.et, Pier, Il. l.. JUL u tSpccnl.-Tho nr-.
Casino dance was held on wednesday evening. and tie
.c,.,n At the Pier may Do said 10 bee faiy open.
The weather wa, and nice a.d tho a,ndluc" lai".
and militant; the toilet, Wcic rich. and the gentlemen
werc more generally In full drcs~ than n pfoT~ years.
Among tho" present may b" mentioned tho Mscs 'ai"r
e IA tnofc the Misses " nton and Ms Fuci, kluuc
. X,w.Yott. Mis-. W. buchanan. Mf, Fr1nci, Noulion,
Mrs s. Taggart St,tc of Baltimore. who lat y'a: -
Ms, Thompson Of Springfield "aH one oi She Pier b~'
The vail, and ceiling, Of ri' ballroom haN been painted
c wa.ll tints greatly 30 me artistic improvement aud
nch the JOY Of IN" aides WHO ":'h q" display Ilch
tolottca to The bo,: sdNantaS".
Tie Cas.o subscription, uctGc ID" following LaIricn;
H. Allen Thomas Williams, Henry j. Kane. T.. II. Van
,rhcn IT, T. A. Gro-snanu Irn,tig, X. Ufos-uanu.
WUad p ward Howard Lapslcy Edwaid 7. Hunt.
Justin Buttcrncd. William c. Loeb. Howard g. Phillips,
Mrs j. O. Lo,cn. Wa.1cc Sh!.Huo. William ". KIP
Ncw.YoIk, David ". Sellers, {. Willing Littoi IA.a-
delphia; Thoma, T. B'G.c jersey CF' william 7.
Nicholson rro,Idcucc u. A Smith ir. :. Jcvct IodI
Il u 1cda L. 5 A.. Washiu-ton Captain =. Casey.
G W Br,ca Chicago, Charles II Turner. St Louis; V.
g. Thompson, Detroit; David VI. Milton. Loui,y1.c;
Bernard Carter Baltimore, Augustus N. CunninchaIn.
Brooklyn
Mr., l.. w. Davis of Providence IS "hish hook" far
thi, ,,aoon having landed twclvc-pound bass.
Lieutenant C. f. Emmcrlel Unud States Navy Is at th
MctatoNct House.
the
C. j. Greeley and family, Of -. Louis located ,hr
Clark cottage the Casino grounds.
stephen Nctcaf Of Providence" has taken the Brown
ing cottage. ncNt TO 'irccn"o Inn
A. nobonan the Neh,Il,nd> the person Count
dc ByIandt il a guest at the Mathcwson.
j. Edward Add,ch~. Of Philadelphia the celebrated
speculative cas man. be- calls himself has
at the Matncwson with his family.
Hon. Augusta, Miller Speaker OF the Rhode Island
House OF Representatives has engaged Eoclcaf cottage
Tower 1lili.
Jules Garicr The Mnhcwson House chc: chef a,
the white House under President Arthur.
Mr., Euttcrncld a pl,a-lnt "a, home" at
starr" cottage last evening II informal Affair
with tea and cards.
Henry B. Cnnoi. Of Ncw-York arrived Wcdac.d,y
party friends coaching trip through southern
New England.
plca-antct social events Of last were
hops. The poprctors bc.dn another series
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13

af thc,r dccAtiui occasion, Nondny cNrrnc. lh"Fc
,,. c,tcipc lou to H. Ca7pcnt, orchestra furnishing
the music. Er. huout, WoIr served, and everybody
seemed cnJovinc lfc The ade present lneud'd
Mrs ID Sandiorl. Mr, HOLMAN, Miss r1lcr' MIS-
T. Wolfe Tone Mise Patterson. OF Denver Mis- sylvia
Mycr, the Msso, Trust Of Baltimore Mrs.. Marshal
Thomas the Mi~,c, Robinson Mrs. Fait"rson Mrs T. L.
rcrdrauN the Miss. Mlnton, Miss Carrie Morrow" The
Misses Anderson. the Misses Liteil Miss "caTy' Miss
Jackson and Miss Kcttcllc
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
A BAD UUMOR CURED.
$1,000 Expended on Doctors and Medicine withost
avail. Gave himself up to die.
Good Wife suggests Cniicura Remedies Uses them
Z months, and il entirely Cured.

in the during ls53.'6i and took a heavy cold
Gettysburg from which never fully recovered. Ia
1875 broke out in all over my chest ald shoulder
which seemed impossible tried all the famed
doctors could ind. and 10 no avail expended some
- 600 trying 60 nd cure but couG not hnd finally gv
nC myself up to die my good wife suggested To
day to try tho CT nCtRA REMEDIES, which were 50
extensively advertised and used. followed her sug.
Ccstion and happy say. Jy dlic'nt application Of
your CCTICURA REMEDIES for ,c'ch months, | was
entirely cured. after spending I've year, Of time and
money without avail ard avn ,ound and well man 70:
day. lOn refer to II yog WI a. MHl ten
any who may call on my eAp"rlcnrc. .,,e.,
G. l.. PLARSAIL,
April 49, 1890 | Fulton Fish AiIrKtt. NcN.lork
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13

f. NJ Brown Phonix Inrraham and Thomas 4. sherlock
all of NcV-York.
The following yachts arrived on the Pcquot landing dI
inc the last week: I.acondl Sac1moGe, Marguerite.
Bca.rice Tidal wave southern Cross and Idlcwid
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13

prcsent Mrs. Cornea 3. Morchead. OF PhLadeIpha'
who has hcen instrumental in securing the appoint
mont of police marons in that cty Mr5; Sa'nerhe t @
Nhcr Of New Brunswick. who i the president oi th3
NiddlcseX County Union, and Mrs. {; rrchaFd' oi
Y.rooklyn. corresponding s'retary OF ChIoh -'os
of that city, also there.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
CUTICCRA REMEDIES
April 1S. 1s9

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cal suffering Of mental anguish br rc1-on Of humiatns
designations, and Of threatened danger, happily and
speedily ended by the CUTICrRA REM EDlES tho
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dies tho world ha, known.
CUTICUKA RESOLVENT, the Blood and Skin
Internally cleanse the blood Of all impurities
and poisonous clements. and CCT, IRA. the Grca: SKIN
Cure and CrTICURA SOAP an cNqu,t. Skin Purifier
and Bcautlcr externally clear skin and sap and
restore the hair every disease huuor Of tho
skin, scalp and blood With loss of hair from infancy
age from pmdc, ,crofIla when the best ph scans.
hospitals and all other remodie, fail.
sold cycrywncre Price. CUTICURA. 5oc. SOAR.
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DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION. Boston.
IT, send for TO Cure SHn Diseases" "a pages.
50 Illustrations and 100 testimonials.
PIMPLEs back.head, red roush chappod and oily
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13

PIMPLEs blaok-head, red rou5h. chappod and oil
skin cured by CUTICrRA SOAP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-26

dose of whisky; alcohol and tobacco are mutual
sntidotes. Come now this is no time for tenn.
perance scruples. There. drink it all: now lie
back in that chair and you'll feel all right in q
few minutes What's that You say, Bininger?'
Awful pooty gull!'' said Bininger, looking
out of the window.
know herr" asked Smithers
NEVER TOO LATK TO MEND.
II do" interrupted Jinks; chats Mrs.
Shocks; she goes everywhere and you must
have met her at places. Thirty, if she's a day
l should say. Paint, artistically applied, is
partly responsible for her youthful appear.
anee. asked that charitable Mrs. Gre ena-
way the other night how it was that every one
received Mrs. Shocks and she replied:
"'Why not? She didn't use to be respect
able, know; but she is no,U entirely So"
Washington society is deyvilish queer in
some ways" said Bninger. But what do you
say TO adjourning to the card room for a gentle
game of draw"
Young Wrinkles said he didn't know how to
play, and Pennywise was hardly in condition,
even had his professional scruples permitted
it, but the other five men agreed to a contest
with the devils picture books as cards have
been so appropriately called, and the CONVEX
sazione at the club window was adjourned for
the afternoon
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WINTER RESORTS.
PROPOSALS.

nEPARTMENr OF THE INTERIOR, WASHING
celNed at this Department until ONE OCLOC L VI .,
SATURDAY, MAY TWENTY FOURTH, 1880 Tor fur,
nlshing plies mainly Of meats,
groceries, dry goods. Shoes drugs hardware fuel Ice
lumber. &c.. for the OF the Freedmens Hospital
during tine nscAl year ending June 80, 1891. Blank
forms Of proposals. schedules Of items. speCi
and INSTRUCTIONS 10 ladders Will be furnished app-
cation TO this Department. JOHN W. NOBLE. Scc-
Rotary. Ap24-eot5l
SrPPLIES.- SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION, us
- National Museum, Washington. April lU lhsO. -
Sealed Proposals Will be received until TWELVE NJ. =,
sunlan Institution and the Us. National Museum
during the fiscal year ending June 30 1SY supplies
of the following classes Cases Boxes Chenicals
Food tor Animals, Fuel and Ice. Hardware. Lumber,
Paints, OILS. Sc Stationery, Textiles. Washing Mis-
Gel aneous supplies and tor the sale paper
and other refuse material. Awards will be made only
10 established manufacturers Of dealers the
articles lac right Is reserved 20 waive defects and
reject any or ali bids parts OF bids Blank forms.
with Specifications for PROPOSALS and further nfOrnA
ton desired by intending bidders, will lie furnished
Application 81 the Office OF the secr-tary =
A. LANGLEY, Secretary. aga. ri. 2Ym3. :, 10
nEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. WASHING
~ ton, g, April 49, lSYO.-Sealed proposals viii
be received until TUESDAY. MAY IhiRTEL NTH.
1888 Tor furnishing Miscellaneous Supplies for tins
Del Rrtlent and ITS several offices during the hs. al
year ending June 80, 1881. Proposals must b. made
on the Department FORMS " inch, with Necessary
structions. Will be furnished appic.Ii TIA.
Department. JOHN W. NOBLE. Secretary.
ap.2B-2aw.BW
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being sewn under it. The establishment re-
terred to recently made 20 order two collins, to
be used when they die by = granddaughter OF
the Baron Won Wurtemburg and her husband,
at cost Of 5000 apiece. They are of mahog-
any, carved most srtistically with such designs
symbolic of death as 8 spider that has caught q
ny and human skull out Of which q lizard is
craving. Within huge glass case on the
second floor are shown full-dress grave cos
tunes in the latest fashions from Paris. draped
upon dress makers dummies. with bustles. cor
sage bouquets and all sorts OF frills snd furbe-
lows. such as are calculated in some degree 10
mitigate the pangs of bereavement The latest
thing In caskets is of bamboo wicker work, its
object being to let nature have a chance in its
task of reducing the body TO its primitive ele-
ments-a disagreeable process which il is the
function of the alright rosewood box and the
new-fangled steel vault or outer case 70 OBJ
struct and prolong as much as possible"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-26
Written for The EVENING STAR
Duty Done.

Like when above the dipping meadows rim,
Seen from softened swell Of higher grouuIA
4 flock of ravens, rising noiseless, skim
The tranquil air. 10 leafless wood grown dim;
While in their flight, DER each wings dark pro-
found,
The ebbing sunlight glints. Thus memories grim
That pass, dsrk-winged, through dreary wastes,
rOck-bOund,
Where flowers are not or loves low thrilling
sound;
Zen there may not in desolation brood.
For in this soulless desert of the past
Tread not with downcast eye. or cheek Of shame
The Joy Of duty done, as manna-food,
VIII fall 20 ease the fainting hearts long fast
While closing night still leaves q bright ming
name.
n Met uI
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY

ALMOST GIVEN AWAY.
"koughing It." Marx Twain, 81 80. Reduced 70
sl.S5-
SlS5.
lanes English Literature. vols. 81 SO. Reduced
TO 81 40.
Shakespeare, illustrated. vols, 81. Reduced to
S3S5
DICKENS. in \ Calf 8 vols SIS. Reduced 10 slO.
variety of Others at equally low prices.
LINEN PAPER Bl THE POUND
ROBERT l.. MILLER
fl2-3m bookseller. 5:Sy 18th At
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-26
A Small Boys Essay on Breathing.

frOIl MeilcaI CIasslcs
The following heretofore unheard of infor-
nation in regard to breath and breathing was
made public in Kentucky recently by a school
boy OF twelve years, who wrote an essay on the
subject: 1--WE breathe with our lungs, our lights,
our kidneys and our liyers. II it wasn't for our
breath we would die when we slept. Our breath
keeps the life a-going through the nose when we
are asleep. Boys who stay in a room all day
should not breathe. They should wait until
make bad air called carbonicide. Carbonicjde
is as poison as mad dogs. A lot of soldiers
were once in n black hole in Calcutta and car.
homicide got IN there and killed them. Girls
sometimes ruin the breath with corsets that
squeeze the diagram big diagram is best
for the right kind Of: breathing"
The military academy at Danvilie, Va, is as
4ursl =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-26

DISTRIBUTING MILLIONS OF PACKETS OF SEEDS
ALL OVER THE ooUNTRY-IF YOU WANT ANT
SEND FOR soME-THEY ARE oIvEN AWAY WITH
OUT CHARGE, BOTH FLOWERS AND VEGETABLES.