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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-26
RADCLIFFE. DARR CO, Aactioneels.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE TWO STOR.
BAY WINDOW BRICK HOUSE No III

- y IN
BAY WINDOW BRICK HOUSE No. li3
FOURTH strict SOUTHEAST
By virtue Of deed OF trust duly recorded In Liber
No 9i folio 81 ct seq OF the lano records Of III.
District OF Columbia and at the request of the party
secured thereby. We viii sell pubkc aucon in front
OF the premises on WEDNESDAY, 1HE Third DAY
OF SEPI EMBEB. A. d. 1890. at FIVE O'CLOCK
the following described real estate:
Lot numbered forty-t ti.) in BallantyLe and Will
lams subdivision Of the elst half square NUN
seven hundred and eighty eight SSl as the same APP
pears recorded III BOOK of subdivisions K I. H on
page 90 Thereof. anu OF the books Vi The
urycyurs ofce Tor the said District of Columbia To-
ge;ler with sl the easements heredtamepts and an
purtenances to the belonging in any wise sp-
pertaining.
Terms: $1,000 cash; balance in one and two years
per cent, secured by deed of property sold
or all cash. at the option Of the Purchaser deposit
Of 500 VIII be required at the time OF sale IL the
TERMS OF sale are not compiled with In nfteeu dayJ
fro the day OF sale the reserve the rlyt 10
resell the property after hive lays advertisement OF
such resale III Some newspaper published in Washing
ton. DC All conveyancing, &C. at the cost OF the
purchaser. JAMES HOGAN
aU2l-d&ds JUDsON # CIjII.l trustees.
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PROFESSIONAL.

DROF. CLAY. THE oLD-hsTABLisHkD ONLY
L reliable genuine and patural-born ClalrvoyanI
Astroloxer aud Medium in Tins city; boru with veil
and wonderful prophetic gut secopd sight reveals
every hidden mystery rnds lost or stolen property
brings separated together; causes speeu.
gives success IN business; removes family trouDes
evil influences; advice on business love. nythi ny
been known 10 fxil
Hours. 8 am ~ $50 pm sandayA 2 ITO SPIN
6ittings. SOC.
Pariors. sos 18th st. NV aule-l2t.
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Named the Twins.
From the Pittsburg Dispstch

From the Pttsburg Dispstch-
Old Pete Robinson, who lives at worsham,
Va, is pious negro, who logged along with
his wife for many years, naming a new baby
every year until seventeen unbleached olive
branches bore scripturai names. Then came a
surprise. One morning the Presbyterian min.
lister, while taking his constitutional, met
Pete.
Good morning, Peter. You seem to be very
much pleased at something"
"ias, sab. is. You see, de ole oman creased
the family las night"
"Ah, indeedr'
"Yas, sab, dar's two mo- little iam's ov de
Lord"
Indeed! and what will you name them?"
''Gwine name EN- both AFTER de Lord: pwine
cali EN- Messiah an Holloway"
Messiah and Holloway? Where do you get
the name Halloway?
"Hi. man. Don't de Lords pra'r saw Hallo.
way be Thy manner"
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
CONTENTS OF A PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE
AT AUCTION

CONSISTING or Az - AqeSIToN, or,,,nrn
SUITES, ASH AND TAINTED OUTAGE
sUITES ODD DOUBLE AND SINGLE BED
SIEADS. BUREAUS AND WASHsTANDS
MATT MnAlTlTREs si TWELVE or IIEIEEY wAkp
he :, DIvAN AND oTHER PARLoR FURNT.
TtRE. CARPETS AND MATTiSGS, WINDOW
H,ANGiNaS. LARGE LOT TOILET WAKE.
PICTURES, CHINA AND GLASSWARE,
KITCHEN REQUISITES, &C, sc.
ALSO,
ABOUT TWELVE DOZEN DOUBLE AND SINGLE
COMFORTS. MANY OF THEM PERFECTLY
NEW; THREE DOZEN WOVEN WIRE COTS;
&c. &c.
On THURSDAY. AUGUST TWENTY EIGHTH,
1890. commencing at TEN O'CLOCK A. M at houses
Nos. 5l6 and 5lS Thirteenth street between and
streets northwest. will sell the above effects
This sale offers splendid opportunity TO those con-
templating furnishing, &c. Terms cash
au2l-6t THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
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Russia VIII Exnel the .Isws

dispatch TO the London Ne,cs from Odessa
Says that IN spite of the protests the anti
Jewish edict will be promulgated in October
with supplement justifying such repressiye
severity on the ground that il is intended to
satisfy foreign opinion.
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Mrs. Potter and Kvr,, R.t,ev

Mrs. James Brown Potter AMI Kyrle Bellew
have terminated their engagement Mt in Victoria
and will play starring tour through India,
commencing at Calcutta. where specially at
traetlve terms have been offered to them
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Avse. aa,I2s 2s,es2 25,4s4 2,.Osa $1,000
Increase ....... Liza ISna n 5aS a ..os

Avee. 22,123 23,6S2 2J,4S4 2,.OS2 10000
Increase ....... 1.55s I,sO3 I,5ss 3.oOs
OF this remarkable average aggregate OF
30,0sO copies circulated daily. no more thas
l,lo2 copies are sent out Of the city by mail
and 1, LOG go to suburban places. by express
railway trains, etc, leaving a net circulation
In the city proper the PHENOMENAL PRO-
PORTION of s2sS PER CENT, or AN AGGRE-
GATE of % 1852 copies! OF this number,
II, ~ were delivered daily by regular
carriers at the homes Of permanent sub
scribers.
The remaining G. 74O copies represent the sales
over the Office counter, at the news stands. Gna
by newsboys. But of this latter number a very
large proportion is supplied regularly to per
manent residents Of tine city living in lodgings
DC. (not householders), SO that its whole circuls
ton may be literally said to be in the family
circle. While it's aggregate circulation there
fore gives The STAR a distnciirs and t1aUidbls
position modern Journalism, the fullness Of
its home circulation, the extent to which
it is relied upon by members of the
chasing portion OF the community, are
the marked characteristics of the paper,
TO which no other daily journal now
published can furnish a parallel.
This is no idle boast on the part Of the paper.
1t is a well established fact demonstrated to
the full satisfaction of the sagacious and enter
prising business men of Washington, who seek
and know where to find THE LARGEST
RETURNS FROM THE MONEY PAID OFT
FOR ADVERTISING. This is proven by the
growth OF The Stars advertising patronage.
Nothing can more surely illustrate the
esteem in which any article is held by the
public than a constantly increasing demand
for it-day by day, week by week, month BY
month, and year by year,-in the face Of adj
verse claims and pretentious competition. The
figures following tell the story on this point;
SuxBER or NEW ADVERTISEMENTS fENrkp q
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Respecting His Wishes.

From the Chicago Evening Post
Stern father-"What did Mr.. Softly say when
you informed him that said he should kiss
you just once each time he called? Mad,
wasn't hep
Shy dAughter-'.No, he seemed to be pleas
antiy surprised. You see he had never offered
to kiss me before, but he says your wishes shall
be respected in the future"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-26
The Horse Blew First.

IeXa8 Siftln9s.
veterinary surgeon told his assistant to give
a powder to a sick horse.
you take the powder" he explained. .'pu,
1t in tin tube, open the horses mouth and
blow the powder down his throat"
Not long afterward the assistant came back,
looking as sick as people ever get to be-
Did you give the horse the POWDER
II tried to. l put the powder in the tin
tube, forced open the horses mouth. put the
tube between his teeth and"
Did you blow the powder down his throat?'
No; was going to. but the horse blew frs,
and the powder went down my throat"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-26
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

NORFOLK AND OLD POINT.
On and after SATURDAY. AUG o.
FARE. 81 ONE WAY; 50 ROUND TRIP
Steamers Leave 9Th street wharf at s D. m Tues
day. Thursday and saturday. sunday At 1000 p. m.
further information Telephone call 1850. Lands &C
flhey Point esch trip going and returning my9-6m
POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at I'm, as far q
Nomini, Currioman and LeonErdtown. Fare nrst-
STEAMER WAKEFIELD"
- Leaves 1th-st. wharf on MONDAYS THURS
DAY. FRIDAY and SUNDAY evenings,
en,s bay. Md. touehing at intermediate landings
Passenger accommodations mrs, n p,n,vv
Tvs General Manager
MARYLANp AND VIRGINIA STEAM BOAT
III c0inp'n'' s's'% TYaxRr.
Capt John A. Ketchum. for Baltimore and landings
on the Potomac river Every Monday At O'Clock
STEVENSON BRO,
Telephone 1853. Ge:6-3ml 7th st. wharf.
Two NORFoLK. AND FORTRESS MONROE
J. steamer GEO. LEARY. from 7th-st wharf Mon
sss SPa BSss
snd adas :, tsrs % r0%nd H SS Tsists
wharf. Telephone call 74a-a WM. r. WEIGH. supt
and Gen. ACT mig
DorOMAc TRANsPoRTATIoN COMPANY.
For Baltimore and River Landings Steamer SIZE
Capt GeoGhegan. leaves 6tephensOus wharf every
Sunday at O'Clock pm For further information
STEPHENSON Bro.
mhS-6m Seventh Street Wharf
/
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

III. ID. BAnn.
IMPORTER AND TAILOR
SPRING AND SUMNER 1soQ
Pun Stock Of
FOREIGN sUITlSGR BUSINESS M 4.
REckIvED AND oPkN FOB YOUR INsPEcfios
II D. BARR
0yo 1l11 PsunA ave
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au16-l2ts

IVA ant and Astrolosist, the seventh daughter born
with eaul has wonderful hssling power Ciyes name
and lucky dates. Don't iaiA 70 go thus lady Room,
10. Sl0fsI ,yi9 30ts
NINE. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
uV LII l.. AL business conddental Ladies aud
gentlemen 30 cents each <os 81. between 9Th ana
OH sta DIV 3yl6-ows
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A Great Deal Morn.

From the Indianapolis Rams Horn.
1t takes more religion to hold man level In
horse trade than 1t does TO make him shout
at camp meeting.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING:

Ct. CLAIR FEcHNER, AuCTIoNEER, eli PENN
- ,sylvnnta ave. under Metropolitan Hotel sell.
his DAY large lot Pawnbrokers Cnredeemed
Pledfes. Gold aud Silver Watches Genuine Diamonds
WORKS OF Art jeg-3m
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vO6EPH 0AwLER, 81
u FuNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALNER
1734. Psnnsyivanis ava n. ". =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-26

A Little Vain.-Yabsley-' Nudge tells me
that he does not believe the Bible" Wick
wire-.Oh, we'll, you couldn't expect him to.
He didn't write it, you ee."-Terre Hause En-
press
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II AroLIFFE. DARE GO, Anctloneers.

LARGE AND PEREMPToRY SALE OF 4 LARGE
STOCK OF DRY GOODS COMPRISING SILKS,
PLUSHES. DRESS GOODS, CAMBRICS VII,
VETS, CASSiMEREs. PRINTS, LADIES AND
CENTS, uNDEEWEAR. DRESS SHIRTS, HOS
IERI. FLANNELS. GOSSAMERS, BLANKETS.
COMFORTS. THREAD. SPOOL COTTON, coz
SEIS, BUTTONS. &C., &C. TOGETHER VII II A
FULL ASSORTED SlOCK USUALLY FOUND IN
fIRST,CLAsS DRY GOODS 81 ORE
On THURSDAY. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
AND THIRIIk1H, COMMENCING EACH DAY Al
Ten VCLonk. We WILL SELL MIThlN OUR
TABLESPOONS. 92O PENNSYLVANIA A,ENuE
NSS0krHWEsT. LARGE STOCK OF DESIRABLE
D Df1 GOODS. 70 WHICH THE ATTENTION OF
CHAIRS WILL BIZ FURNISHED FOR THE COM
FORT OF LADIES ATTENDING THE SALE
au26-dts RATCLIFFE, DARRk Co Auctioneers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-26

WV LowENTHAI. AactlOneeF.
AUCTION SALE OF ENTIRE STOCK OF DRY AND
rkNCI GOODS CONTAINED IN STORE HOO
SSENENTH STREET NORTHWEST, COkNER L.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUsr TWENTY
SENESii, commencing at TIN O'CLOCK. will sell
~ otuer OF tie owner. who Ia changing business. Q
.n' ana kept stock Of Dry Goods such Cling
nams Calicoes. satteens. Cretonnes, FianaeIs Bed
Ticking, Sheetngs. Musltns, Toweiings and Dress
Soods. also hne assortment Of Ladies' and cents
Neck ana Underwear. Linen and SILK Handke rchtefs
aosisrS Of every description. Jewelry. Corsets Gloves
spool Cotton and Silk do and other articles too
numerous to mention. Sale without reserve includ-
ing store hxtures TO which call attention OF dealers
ano private buyers Nm. LOWENTHAL,
eo-o'<t Auctioneer
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s: $ IHI I.
II Il - :: t III L. j. :: :: ::
F. DIN rs.


THE EVENING STAR 10 offered 70 the pus
nc, In good faith and with conhdsnee, - Ihh
DISH LoIAL ADN EhiislNS AhDiSA IN
ihh UNIFIED STATES In point oil TACT
'' s~'N 'NA' ~
" 'e'Pe9' my "Ne'e ~ WIG
"a '0'ne ou' W 'ue "su
sworn weekly statement, printea i'm IN. name,
on each Monday in the wear and condemned
from the sworn tabular sta,em.pts .hou;ns m.
average daily circulation OF the paper during
the year 1852 published In THE sTAR on the
18th OF January. 1890
Briefly stated, the points upon which The
above claim is based are these. That
4. I'm. >,.. nm. ,nr.. ,,, -,
'""'
Il HE stars circulation I'm Washing.
ton L. double that ot all the other daily
papers published an the civ added 10.
y.,n.r,,
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TOMORROW.

II AICLIFFE DARR 90. Aucta
CONTINUATION SALE
MILLINERY GOODS. TRIMMED AND CN-
TRIMMED HATS. INFANTS AND Chill
DkEN's CLOTHING, CLOAKs. kc, &c.
,.937 STREET NORTHWEST,
Ten NJ. AND FOUR p N. EACH DAY UNTIL
The ENTIRE STOCK Is DISPOSED OF
RADCLIFFE. DARR CO.,
tu-o-ot Auctioneers
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'THoMAs BOWLING. Auctloneer.

ENTIRE CONTENTS OF RESIDENCE NO. el7
SIXTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST AT AUG
TION,
CONSISTING OF FINE CHERRY AND WALNUT
CHAMBEk SUITES WITH WARDROBES AND
SH!EEONlERS 10 MATCH; HAIR AND HUSk
MATTRESsES. WV; SPRINGS Gill FRAME
PIER AND MANTLE MIRRORS, FLUSH PAR
LOk SUITE, ODD CHAIRS LEATHER Gov
ERED AND OTHER ROCKERS, MIRk0R- BACK
EIESERES, BOOK CASES, DESKS, ODD WAKD-
ROBES, BEDDING. RUGS, BRUSSELS CAR
PETS; HALL AND STATE CARPEIs. MAI
IlNGS, SINGLE BEDSTEADS AND MAT
TRESsES, PILLOWS AND BULSTERs, EXTEN-
s sBg V IrAbLE, Mt siDtB0AkD, WALNUT
DINING CHAIRS. PICTURES, PLATED WARE,
CHiNA AND GLASS MAKE. AWNINGS.
SCkEENS, KITCHEN REQUISITES, &c &c
On MONDAY, SEPTEMBER FIRST, $780, COM
menclng at Ten AM, at residence No SI7 Sixteenth
street. between and h streets northwest topposi,e
Hotel Arnol will sell the above effects Term cash
and all goods TO be removed on day OF sale
an26-ot THOMAS DOWLfNG Auctioneer
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-28

state Dinuers ae the white House.
Thcrc are four serviccs Mt NIL state din
ncrs at the white house. The dishes. I'm
their order, are served ON silver platters
by walters, the guests helping tlscmsclves.
The chief waiter serves the president
first and then proceeds toward tho right
and the second waiter toward the left.
The same course In observed ON tho Opp0-
site side of the table, beginning with the
presiding lady. No one IL ever served
twice.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-28
ANSWERS To CORRESPONDENTS

ISQCIREI;. /. The Montana Lottery
was first authorized by the Legislature
August. 1857. and has been doing business
ever since. >. The CAPITAL PRIZES
ARE $4,000, Si0.OO0. \ 5000 each.
to he drawn Marco u, 1890. and
monthly thereafter. 3. You should bc
able tn get Montana State Lottery Tickets
.Sl!op EACH from any lottery dealer. Ask
ager, J. J. Jacobs, Butte, Montana.
WILL WAYNE. 4. The Montana State
Lottery always draws i'm public, and "a
committee is selected from tho audience
tai supervise the drawings. .. No, ~ lot
terry could not be drawn I'm public and b.
There il no question about It's fairness. 4.
The Lottery has been running for nearly
three. years, and has paid LITE PRIZES
and as ''famcd for integrity" as any other
lottery. 5. The Capital Prize is $4,000.
the smallest $3.50; send money to J. j.
Jacobs. Butte, Montana. or Anaconda.
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ais Chance To de, Even.

From the Milwaukee News.
The conductor of u Chicago ciblt car
approached n harl-yisagcd woman and
asked for fare.
500 on Will, you now Nv" paid you
oncc,'' said the woman.
~ you haven't"
"Ncs I have"
"t;ivs me ~ nicklc ar III put y,,n OH"
"I)o, if ysi dare
The conductor stopped the car' and put
her oil. "Ratlrsr "a hard thing Ia do" aid
one Of the ,~asscIIgcrS. "btt IL served her
right, ! suppose"
"Ol." the conductor smiliuglya answered,
ait wasn't hard for me tn do. for IL isn't
often that l have a chance to get even
with her. She is my wife,
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LOVES rLucxeR,No FLIGHTS.

The Nuod~~s Reque~s which "a Girl Made
nj Her AtOrer.
The sun was slowly sinking behind tho
western horizon, says tho philadelphia
Am~,jrua. IL wasn't IA nice. thing for the
SIM tn do. hut il was doing u Just 'ne
same. The gathering twilight failed to
conceal two young persons scatter OH ~
sofa i'm "a Frankford house. They were
Mary Jenkins and George Augustus
Jones. Twilight darkencsl into dark
night. and still they sat there. the adorcr
and the adorcsi. George Augustus looked
up into the lovely face. and what did he
seq: He saw two eyes that spnrklc as
thc stars are wont to sparkle I'm the
heavens. He saw two c~hccks-two sweet.
dimplesl cl,ccks-ovcr which dainty
blushs.s played hide aud seek. He saw n
moutl, whose rosebud lips rcscmblcd the
half opened petals of some fair flower.
George Augustus could stand II no
longer. In momcnt Ia, held her II" his
mad. passionate embrace. Then. ana
only then. did tile fair girl ~i"ah.
't;eorga." she said.
"Well, dearest"
Get of tlic grass. that's an
In other words. hc di-cncircic,I his arm
4 minute of painful silence cn;ued;
during which the eyes of the girl wandered
rcstfuIly to- and from n peculiar porcelain
urn which stood ON the table.
Finally she spoke. "Gc"fgc' she s"i"'
twill Won slO ms. ~ favor
ID YOU n favor" he cried with fcrvor.
'.Thcrc is nothing ! would not do for YOU.
For your sweet sake ! would do battle
with 2,UUD demons. aye. cvcn Though e;ich
demon was followed by niyriads of other
demons. For you ! would gladly go
through fire and water. For you would
scale Alpine heights or descend into hell
isIi depths. For you / would give my very
life. Speak. angel, what wilt thou have
mo do"
.sSimply," she said, looking at him with
her limpid blti. eyes and coyly nesting
her blonde hair i'm his celluloih si,~irt-froit.
''simply chase the growlcr.'
He chased.
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Why tlsc Music Was Good.

From the Hartford Post.
Minister ito choir ntastrrI-"Thr music
went splcndidly this morning"
Choir MASTERPIECES. I .iattcr myself il
did"
Minister ~ am glad tn soc the singers
give their whole energy tn the important
religious work. There il no deception i'm
such singing as that"
Choir no, l should say
not. You see. MIR. Thuunpcr. l told the
choir last night that an operate manage
would attend church to-day for the ptir-
pose OF finding soImc good Voices"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-28
The Finest Pearls la Europe.

Prom Edmund Yates London Letter.
The pearls of the Empress Augusta were
famous. but are inferior tn those now pos
scsscd by the Duke of Cumberland, which
are the finest in Europe. These pearls
and other Jewels. the whole being worth
about cl5O.OOO, were awarded To the late
King George of Hanovc in 1So.. after "a
dispute of twenty years. as they had been
claimed by the queen on the death III
william ". Part of them were. brought
originally from Hanover and the remain
der had been the property of Queen Char
lotto, who left them tn her son Ernest.
duke. of Cumberland, and a~ftcrward king
OF Hanover. 4 commission. con-
sisting of Lord wcnslcytlalc. Vice
Chancellor WooI. afterwurrl lord
chancellor. and Lawrence Peel. was APP
pointed 10y Lord palmcrstou to invcsti-
gate the matter, AMI they unanimously
awarded nearly all the jewels To the KIM
Of Hanover. IA decision which greatly an
noycd the Queen and Prince Albert.
George Ill, 10y will, left Queen Charlotte.
all the jewels which had been given to
her, and they were valued at Esl.ovD. But
many of them were, seized 10y George ~
and disappeared during his reign. as did
"a number of crown jewels. including the
celebrated Stuart sapphire, which was
given by Cardinal York tn George Ill, and
by George ~ presented to Princess
Charlotte. On his marriage. hut after her
death Prince Laopold WAS obliged tai rc-
turn il, and a few years .~,ftcrwaral il re-
appeared i'm the lr"addr"ss Of Lady
('puyi,yhnym,
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Ancient Toys.

The toys that please children the most
are nearly as old rs humanity itself.
Egyptian scholars have revealed that i'm
the time of Sesostris he children had
balls covered with leather: tiny crocodiles
that opened and shut the mouth; articu-
lated dolls and puppets that Became as
lively as a dervish on pulling "a string. In
the tombs of the early Christians there
have been found tops. hoops. petty earth
enware utensils. etc. An ancient Greek
invented "A wooden dove that ros. in The
air.
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Great Financierinr.

From the New York sun.
"Oh. John" exclaimed Mrs. CuInso, ~
know how to make SlOo just as easily"
"How?
"why. down at Madame Robes there's
a lovely Paris dress marked down from
$50 To 500"
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HIS LIFE FOE HERS.
\ InNsr Wins Ills wife by Giving BE
the lbIosssl la Isle Nria>.

the IBIos,l in His Neia>.
From IN" Kansas city star.
When in" day express Of the Missouri
Pacific arrived ut the Union depot last
"wednesday night IA tall man was lifted
from the Pullman car and carried across
Union avenue to- the otliccof DIR. Chappcll.
Near To- Missouri City he had fallen into
nervous spasms and had remained nearly
UNCONSCIOUS thu remainder of the journey
to- This city. DIR. Chapel soon brought
him 10 consciousness and yesterday morn
ing hc was able To- continue his Journey to
California. He was accompanied by his
wife. "a beautiful woman.
Tb.' man was Frederick Ayers. a lum-
bar merchant of Racine, Wis. Over four
years ago b" isc;tnnc infatuated with the
lady who il NOW his wife, hut she pre-
ferred SONS one else. lie made way FOR
her more favored suitor. A few days
after her engagement she became
was finally decided that, III.
only thing that could save her was Ia
TRANSMISSION IF blood. Her favored s,iitor
all the blood he had in his system. Ayrss
offered himself. and the operation was
performed successfully ana with success
full results. Tee engagement was broken
and six months aftcrward Ayrcs married
the woman.
shortly after the marriage Ayrcs be-
gan tn grow i'll aud his health has COM
pietcly broken down. The physicians are
rnystified by his condition.. aud can
ascriisc no cause for il, hut il is "a peculiar
fact that his ailing began soon after the
TRANSMISSION. He began to cmaciatc and
grow weak. Ayrcs himself ascrihes il
To the TRANSMISSION of the blood. Ayrcs
has been for many weeks in -. Louis nm.
his physician is now on his way to Cali.
fornia.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-28

S. D. BEEBE. City Ticket Agent.
J.. A. LEWIS. General Agent.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-28
An Approaching Ordeal.

From the Chicago Times.
This place will soon he called upon to
pass trough u trying orsical.'' said the
mayor of IA youthful western town i'm a re-
cent public Address.
"What il it's 'wliat il it," came up
from all parts of the house.
"Thc census cnumcrator will shortly be
here" explained thc anxious official.
And as he uttered the impressive words
a deep solcmnity settled on all present.
while n low. ominous noise might have
been heard which sounded Ia experienced
ears like the collapse of "a boom.