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The critic., 1890-12-30
CHASTITY FAMILY TRAGEDY.
A Man Wounds His wife and Son, shoots
Daughter, Then Commits Suicide.

Daughter, Then Commits Suicide.
ST. PAUL, MINI, Dec. 30.--Onc of the
most atrocious crimes conceivable, dclib-
eratcly planned and as deliberately per-
formed, was committed on Saturday
night by a monster in human form few
miles southwest of Carlisle, in Wilkin
County, Minn. Carl Rchcr's family on
Saturday consisted of six pcrsons--hus-
band, wife, a son and three daughters
to-day the father and mother are dead,
the son Is ishoyering between life and death
and one daughter is dangerously wounded,
the other two having escaped u similar
fate only by flight. All this licndish work
was performed by the husband aud
father, Carl Rchcr, u German, nearly GO
wears of age. His wife was 10, his son
70 and his three daughters -, 10 and ~
respectively.
4 few weeks ago, after violent family
broil. he left the house and went tu work
at u nearby village saturday night he
returned home at y o'clock. MI tue
members Of the family were present. lie
walked to the table with apparent uncon.
Germ and laid down several small bags of
candy and n bottle of whisky. There
are Christmas presents for you,' said he.
'and I've got some more
So saying, he drew two solf-cocking re
volvcrs and began firing. The first bullet
WIS Nllllttl W HIS sun li'lllg DlN
its mark A second and Il third bullet
struck him in the arm, which was shat
tered. A fourth bullet entered the shoul-
der of his eldest daughter. The lamp was
cxtinguishcd by the fifth shot, which
entered the body of Mrs. Rehcr.
By this time the family was frcnzied
with terror and rushed for the door.
Rehcr dropped his rcvolvcrs, and drawing
q huge carying-knife, plunged il deep into
HE g.,,'a lu,tpa I'm gt,iIa nI hig wounds
the son mounted Il horse and rode two
miles To the house of the nearest neigh
Dor, who at once tclcgraphcd for
surgeons.
Mrs. Rchcr was left alone with her hus-
band, who stabbed her again and again
with the carying-knife, and then started
| in search of his daughters. Failing to find
| his wife crawling painfully away. lie
| fell upon her again, and plunged the knife
repeatedly into her prostrate body.
Rehcr then entered the house, throw a
| rope over n beam. put moose around his
neck, aud rs it frightened he placed one of
| the revolvcrs to his head and blew out his
| brains. Mrs. Rcher crawlcd back to the
house, and had only strength enough left
| to tell the story of the awful tragedy tn
| the ncighbors when they arrived, when
| she expired in her own blood and that of
| her husband and children.
Henry's wounds will probably prove
| fatal, but his sister may recover.
Except the frequent quarrels in the
| family, there was no known cause for
| Rehcr's action. lie was not heavy
| drinkcr, and according to the neiglbor,
| he was perfectly sober the night of TIL,
! tragedy. That the deed was premedtated
| is shown by the fact that he brought with
hm from Elizabeth three revolyers all
! fully loaded, and the rope with which hC
hanged himself was entirely new, having
been bought only the day before in Eliza
| hpth
The critic., 1890-12-30
There's II Heart Heating for This Young

10 he EdUor Of he " Y Sw,--Sir;
Through your paper return my heart
felt thanks to Il young mm-yes, more
than that, gcntleman and bravery was
pictured in his beautiful brown eyes-at
the corner of Thirteenth street and Sixth
avenue at II minutes of 3 p. m, ON the
east side of the street Thirteenth street
was completely blocked, aud as we were
in the act Of passing a United States EN-
press wagon came rushing ON at fun speed
This young man, who wore an ulster
cape oyorcoat and brown derby hat, q
pair Of sporting boots and dark cravat
with horseshoe and whip interviewer in
the pin, which showed that he was no
coward, stepped up and jumped in front
Of MS women and children TO save US and
with the quicllncss of II eat slapped the
horse on the nose with an open hand and
saved us from being run over, This man
had to take the abuse of the driver who
had an upraised whip crop TO strike this
man who saved us aud also saved II law
suit for the express company.
In addition, ] am lady OF means aud
an only daughter, and II | can find out
the whereabouts OF this Young man ! Will
reward him, and he viii no; know from
whom it comes.
Nav NoRR, Dec. y. {, II. A.
The critic., 1890-12-30
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Neg0poiit0R-A. A. Chapman, Richmond; +.
Msihins, Brooklyn; {. w. Osborn, West Nir-
ginla; S. +: Sanford, Alabamai Il. f. Miller,
Findlay, Ohio.
man, Warrenton, Va; james ~ llorsh, Alien
Nc. '
IToimley'S-Edwln D. Morgan, Cambridge,
Mass: NJ. iomaehon, New York Mr. and Mrs.
John W. Denny, Milton, Mass
shoLehag,J j. Fullerton St., Loul-;. Bal
Fecheiner, Miss Fechelncr and $. il Fechenef,
Cincinnat; Joseph j. Doran. philadelphia;
Joseph Barttell, Middlcbury, ".
Ri0gs-lIarey y. Morse, Denver George o.
Jones, New York, Frank Y. Wright. Salem,
Mass; A. G. sherman and wife, san Francisco.
IycicktrS-J, Spowdon Bell, Plttsbury; E, V.
de lnyillicrs, Philadelphia.
81. Jdn,S--A. g. Burroughs, Syracuse Wm.
j. Anderson, England; Mr.. and Mrs George w.
Davis, La C,ygne, Kan.i j. Henry Edmunds,
Cape May City, \. j.
ITHatds-J, Frankfort, Newark, y, J.J, Il,
Campbell, Suffcrn, n. y; Richard ID. LNnc,
phlladelphia A. II. Hall, Dayton, Ohlo' A,
simpson, Reading, Pa.
ArHagtoa-. william II. Harper, New Haven't
Edward q. Bourne, Cleveland; Julius Bier, lr,,
New York; Charles W. Darling, Utica, y. 81
G. NJ. Andrews, Bryn Mawr, Pa; y, A, Quinn
Chicago; Mr.. aud Mrs. James W. Tyson, BAN
lnnlts 81, ~ El'pntnHtn Nnu MISS DtIkui
Stephenson, Mount Vernon, n. Y.
N0IHl0adie- Mr.. and Mrs James G, stuart
Miss Stuart, Manchester, Eng; Mrs, w, r.
RnynOr and Miss +. G. Lockwood, Mount Ner
non; W. w, Griscom, Phlladclphla; William
Nornoman and Mrs. II, Fiohcnor, Newark;
John d. Lindsay, New York
EJ5iH.-Miss Augusta Wright Ohcrlin, Ohio
Hon, Eppo llpnton, Nirgniaj Hon, Vincent
| Taylor and Charles w, lleford, Cleveland; q.
II, Ten Brock, St Louis Il, b. sheldon and u
II. Bishburn, Chicago.
H0tti JOhasOR.--W. A. Mnrocks. MlnneapO
li-, Charles :. Datin, Carlisle lN; g. II, knight
| and wife, \, heyHter, philadelphia James II
| Bell. New York.
GOdfrty's.-J H. Pine, lI0rper's Ferry
| Colonel johnson, Norfolk, Va; General saw
| yers, Tennessee.
Homdfd Ho'ise Mr. and Mrs. D. Mason AMI
| child, New York city; Mr., and Mrs. j, n. VIII
| llams, Philadelphia; r. A, Wright, san Fran
cifco, calls Mr., and Mrs o. T., Bailey and
| daughters, Virginia; v, Padgott and daughter
| Augusta, Gad y. II. MoCarthey Connecticut
| George Luther, FrcdOnia, n. T.
$3.50 mark-down sale Of Suits and Over
! coats. Eiseman Bros, seventh and u.
The critic., 1890-12-30
IfIT OR MISS.

The amputator frequently has u peculiar OF.
hand way about him
lTc-I think You are rather prudish. Ny other
girl never objected 10 getting under the mis-
tlctoc.
shc--But Just remember how homcly she
was.-,jWdge.
Judge-YOu say your husband abuses you,
Mrs. Murphy; how long have your relations
been so unpleasanty
Mrs. Murphy-,Ycr honor. IL Pat Murphy's
ben tellin' yc that my relations walnut pleas
ant he's been n lynn 10 We:
Judge Patrick Murphy Is di-chargod!-N
YORK Ht,dW.
.Tramp-.I say, ma'am, can't yc gimme a bite
O something cold to eaty
Mrs. Pancakc--Why,. ycs. poor fellow! Go
Judge
lIc-Fanny Brown l. engaged. Gucti 10
whOy
shc-W What! That stupid. -nub.no-ci, com
mon little crcaturcy Who on earth IL going 10
he fool enough 10 marry her!
Iic-Wcll-cr--that it'll am,-LUe.
b. II..-.Wife, did you send on the holiday
boxes all righty
Wifc-Ycs, the, whole family Is, provided
b. II-Oh, he's all right; sent him q post
Office last week.-Ne1c York Herah.
Mistrcss-That was a very nice letter Of Pat
rick's, Offering you marriage, Mary. What
shall say H. reply for You!
Mary-Tcll him, mum, II You plaZc, that
when get my wages raised next month, mum,
that I'll begin to save for the wcddin' things
JHd0e.
Clymcr-Aftcr all, society l. a hollow thing
CoOley-lou don't seem able TO get into IL,
though.-Lue.
The deuce take, Adam and that apple
His appetite he could not check,
And VIC the consequence must grapplc'
lie gave II 10 IL In the neck
Puck.
The Chinaman who lighted his pipe while
repairing powder mill has given up smoking.
II takes a long time for some men TO learn
that tobacco IL inJurious.-C C0pTief-JONfial
"so, you want me o z We you my daughter!"
what are your prospectsS"
"Ihats what I'm waiting to hear, sir -
Putk.
''Is Cumbell progressing in artsn
''Trcmendousy. A year ago he had a studio;
but now he has an atelier.n-IUck.
'.That settles it," the Chicago girl said, as
she put her foot on the pavement. II HdrrdFd
LdnpOOn.
Young Widow--Oh, yes, he told me lie could
not love me when was old
The Othcr-liow could you have married him
after thaty
" W.-Oh, I was IS and lie ,5, you see.-
Lyf.
Edgcly-lIello, old man; hear that you are
married. Wasn't II rather sudden.
Wooden-Well, yes, a bit sudden, perhaps.
( Edgcly--How did 1t happens 'e'.I
WoOden-Well, you see, II was this way.
was calling on Miss Simeon of Chicago, and she
said: "Do you think, Mr.. Wooden, that mar
riage H. always failurc." "Why, no. said I,
'not always: can Imagine case where II
leapcd up, threw her arms around my neck, and
said: ''rhis Is very sudden, but you have made
me the happiest OF women. Let next Tuesday
be the day." " Boston Courier.
"lIow foolish II IL, Aunt Sadie, for mamma
to Try and make me believe that Santa Clans
comes down the chimney and flls my stock
ings. supposed 1t worked all right when yoa
were little girl. but IL Is such chestnut now
However, II pleases mammafso don't let OF
Tint know
A young man who married n "butterliy o
fashion" was unable. II year later, to proyid,
grub for his butterfly. = NOrIist0,0R HtIdid
The critic., 1890-12-30

THE FIRST NUMBER of '.The Analostan
Magazine" published in Washington,
has made its appearance. The new can
slidate for public favor presents a fine
typographical appearance, and the table
of contents shows the work of expert
enced and popular writers. ''Thc Fair
Thief" by the Earl Of Egremont;" 1.-THE
Interstate Commerce Law" by Senator
tuIIoM "Soporillc Pulpit Oratory," by
OWEN FFLTH.M; Can Temperance be
Promoted 10y Legislative Force" by Hon.
Eog6R q. Mills, VI, C.; "A Vague Fancy"
Ly CAM N. SHERMAN; before and Aftcr," +"
ly lhAISERp j. EMERY; Arthur Shcr-
tumc Hardy" by Miss sormn de $.
NhpE Mrs. Spoupcndyke's Christmas
rroscd," by FLORENCE IIi'NTLEy; Love
Game" by SAIrEL ScoTT STISsoN; "A
Rare Old Madrgal," by THOMAS LoDGE:
What American Paloontology Has
Done for the Doctrine of Evolution" i"
by Professor EDWARD ID. CoPE; ASHES
Of Roses" by NINA IRVING; doubt, ,"
by JoHN lKIYDRIcK BANGS, and other
articles form the list of contributions.
about Books and Book-Folk," by
Miss VERDI, is q bright and agreeable
talk ON current literary events and peo-
pie. "Thc Analostan Magazine" is issued
monthly, and is devoted to American so
cial and political life.
The critic., 1890-12-30
Serious Charges Preferred.

ALBANY, n. ", Dec. 30.--Spectic charges
against Daniel Il. Conway, county clerk
Of Rensselaer, County, were filed with
Governor Hill by Supervisor Durham of
that county yesterday. Conway is
in his bills, including bills for election ex-
pcnses, of courts, etc, which We're en-
larged. II is charged that he also ex-
acted fees for the recording of judgments,
DEGREES and suits. 1t is asked that the
Governor give a hearing, and that, upon
proof OF the matter being presented, Con
way be removed from office.
The critic., 1890-12-30
LITERALLY CUT TO PIECES.
A Horrible Cutting ARRAY i'm IA Small
Mining Town.

BEAVER FALLS, Dec. 30.-News of a
horrible cutting airray reached here yes
tertlay from Clinton, small mining town
north of this place. On Friday night
Edward Mclvoy and James Grundy got
into fight and the latter attacked Mel
voy with huge knife. Mclvoy was liter
ally cut to pieces before bystanders could
interfere and disarm Grundy. A man
named Campbell was badly cut while as.
sistiug in disarming Grundy. Grundy
escaped during the excitement, but as lie
is well known his capture is only matter
of time. Melvoy is lowering between
life and death
The critic., 1890-12-30

IT SEEMS ABSURD to say that the recent
killing of JoHN PRENTIss MATTHEWS, the
Republican postmaster ut Carrollton,
Miss, is typical Of the attitude of Southern
communities toward the Republican Adj
ministration. If that were true, why is
the killing limited to MATTHEWS? There
are several thousands of Republican
postmasters scattered about in the
South and they have, for year
ar more, been in the peaceful and
undisputed enjoyment of their offices,
We venture 10 say that the records of the
Department will show thousands Of in
stances in which the present postOillce in
cumbents have been warmly and cordially
recommended by leading Democrats, poll
ticians and otherwise. No intelligent
man who has the smallest personal ex-
pericnoe Of affairs in the Southern States
will believe for one instant that
public sentiment there is homicidal
as regards Republican olfioe-holders,
Indeed, no rational creature, with or
without personal experience in the prem
ses, will entertain the proposition, be-
cause the fact stares the country in the
face that the killing Of Republican
office-holder is extremely rare. Very
bitter and worry reckless partisans nay en-
,aleayor 70 make campaign material out Of
The critic., 1890-12-30
TRAMps IN THEATRICAL COSTUMES.
Robbed Comic Opera Company ana
Left Their Own Rags.

IIousroN, Ten, Dee. 3o-rhe Conricd
Opera Company passed through to CAL
weston yesterday morning. They were
billed here lastnight, but the Opera-IIouse
is temporarily closed on account of the
smallpox fright. The company travels
with car chartered for its baggage and
scenery. Tramps got into this ear and
rode unmolested for miles. They broke
open every trunk in the car and abstracted
all the valuablcs and fine clothing, leaving
in exchange a candle and some old
clothes. The Southern Pacific Company
yesterday settled with part Of the conf
pany and have detectives at work on the
case,
The critic., 1890-12-30
THE GUARD WAS ASLEEP.
So Four Prisoners Had No Trouble in
Escapiug,

Escaping.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 30.-Four prisoners in
the Newport Jail, by daring and we'll
arranged plot, succeeded in making their
escape at an early hour last evening. 1t
was about s O'Clock that officer King re-
ported that he had discovered u large hole
dug under the wall of the building very
close to the prisoners quarters, and sug-
gestcd that il would be well for him to
look into the matter at once.
The officer in charge made an inyesti-
CATION and found Charles Turner the
night guard, in a drunken sleep and the
prisoners, Frank Gerwa, Barney Welsh,
Il. Robinson and Billy Dwycr missing.
The ccll-room floor was paved with brick,
and after several had been removed it was
an easy task to tunnel under the wall of
the building. II was plain, however, that
the prisoners had some assistance, and
suspicion naturally rests upon the jailcr's
son Turner, who was night guard.
The critic., 1890-12-30
CRUSHED BENEATH FALLING WALLS
Workinen at Fire Burned In the
Ruins.

. BURLINGTON, Iowa, Dec. 3O.-At late
hour last night the fire which started in
burning, While number of men We're
carrying ont furniture from the building
the walls fell in, and ii is feared that one,
mass Of iron and brick. Fireman llar-
mon was thrown down and injured in
ternally besides suffering number of
bruises, The losses foot up 80 far in the
neighhorhood of S300,00O.
The critic., 1890-12-30
THE CHICAGO DEAL COMPLETED.
SpaldinG VIII Pay the Players Theil
Back Salaries.

Spalding VIII Pay the Players Their
Back Salaries.
CHICAGO, Dec. 30.-A. G. Spalding yes
terlay completed the,purchase of the Chi
cago Brotherhood Club for $4,000 cash
and $4,000 in stock in the New York
Club. The Players League Club handed
over its contracts, paid leases, ETC., and
went ont of existence as an organization.
Mr.. Spalding, by agreement, deducted the
amount due the players (s5, ,505 lS) from
the amount of his check, and will pay the
players the money due them less 10 per
cent, their attorney having agreed to ac-
fnspt 80 per rec, cent Of % the par value Tor M the
ling, 81, 600; Comiskey, Ryan and Duffy,
$500 each, and Farrell, $500 The stock
holders in the dcfunct club will receive
about 80 per cent. in cash for their stock
after all bills are paid.
The critic., 1890-12-30

The fact is that the music Of Poor
Jonathan" which is all that MILIocKER
is responsible for, is far superior to that of
the average operetta. 1t is fully equal to
that of "rhe Bcggar Student" and in re.
spect Of the score assigned to the soprano
is infinitely superior. We know of but
two opera bouffes which contain so much
and such graceful melody-"Bocaccio"
and "Giroile-Girotla.n The libretto of
Poor Jonathan is undeniably stupid,
hut that is not MrLLocKER's affair and
much of the stupidity complained of by
the H,i'uM is due 10 the tinkcring of
the Casinos "adaptcr.' The idea
was, as the American public has
been informed, To give the opera
local color and to please and to interest
the very audiences which our esteemed
cOntcmpory accuses MILLoCKrR Of ne
glecting. As we said before, however,
MiLLocKEn is entirely innocent. lie lives
in Europe, does not know or care q straw
about the American public, doesn't write
for us and feels no concern whatever as
10 our opinion. lie has given the world
come very delightful melodies in Poor
Jonathan" and If the libretto has been
inangled in New York that is hardly his
fault.
The critic., 1890-12-30

such lamcutablc Tragedies a. this Of young
MATTHEW'S, hut So long as the death rate
remains at ono perannum in about 5000,
il viii he very difficult to make sensible
men believe that political assassination
runs riot ut the South.
The critic., 1890-12-30

RUTLAND, VI, Dee, 30--Judge c, G..
Hines, formerly law partner of President
Harrison, whowas stricken with apoplexy
at Ludlow last night, is still living and
shows signs of improvement. His family
have been greatly panied by false reports
Of his death published in New York and
Ilpstpn DnIprs
The critic., 1890-12-30
Ounrrcled over a 0amo of Cards.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Dee 80 Foster Sharlocll
was probably fatally shot by Clinton r.,
Williams Of Baltimore last night, Tho
trouble grew out of game of cards,
Williams, who is underarrest, says he IS a
son of Y, G. Williams, n member of the
council, of Baltimore.
The critic., 1890-12-30

AMSTERDAM, n. y, Dee. 30,-m cpl
dcmic which is as annoying as last years
grip is prevalent here, The disease i,
an intermittent fever having most Of the
symptoms Of the typhoid, The iirst sign
is nausea, followed by violent headache
soreness in the muscles, pains in the back
diarrhma and high fever, It is said that
over sixty sufferers are now under doctors
pupp
The critic., 1890-12-30
Killed by - street Car.

NEW ORLEANS, Dee. 30,-Ayoung son of
Baron Won Meisenburg, Austrian consul
to this port, was run over by street car
last night ut the corner OF St. Andrews
and Prytinia streets and received injuries
which resulted fatally. The boy was .
years old and was practicing with Il bicy-
Gle when he was thrown in front of the
car
The critic., 1890-12-30

WI have HEEN greatly instructed and
impressed by a musical criticism which
appeared in the last number of the SUnidg
Hcrotl of this city, and especially where,
speaking of the opcrctta, Poor iona.
ham which held the boards at Albaugh's s
last week, the writer said:
lIrILocKER is either cgregiOuslv under.
ating the taste of the American public of
ate or he is woe!ully waning in genius or
judgment, Tor whatever there may be Ut
merit IN his latest attempt at comic opera,
10 is so thoroughly mixed up with what Is
unutcresting ana tircs1me as To- stamp the
production as decidedly mediocre.
This Is rough on MiLLocKEH, but isit not
JUST After all, that is the question. It
must not be supposed that the critic of the
Heroh is prciudiccd. He says.
II is not intended by this to imply that
the airs are not pretty, for there are some
which are very sweet if not catchy" but
as rule their application to the lines Is
such MS to compel the auditor to master
the story independently of any assistance
ON the part of the music
Nothing could be faircr than this The
Hrdid admits that some of the airs are not
without merit. They may fall short of
heing catchy but they are sweet, and
the Hsrdd freely confcsscS rs much. It
feels bound, however, in its capacity as
the champion of cultured and intelli-
gent public, to add that "thc music, with
the exception of two or three numbers, is
misiit and might be used with equal ap-
propriateness to carry out an entirely
iifferent idea"
The critic., 1890-12-30
SERVED SEVEN YEARS FOR HIS CIR me
An Ex-MayOr Who Bankruptcd Il City
Released from Prison.

JACKSON, MIcn., Dec. 3O.-Ex-Alayor
Nayin of Adrian, Mich, who bankrupted
that city seven years ago by stealing nearly
$500, 600 Is to be pardoned to-day from the
State prison here where he is doing u ten
years term ON his plea of guilty. Upon
regaining his freedom he will enter the
law office Of John j. Atkinson of Detroit
and nrncticc law.
The critic., 1890-12-30

News CONTINUES 10 rouR IN from the scat
of determination. At the present rate of
attenuation the Indian question will soon
disappear entirely. There can be no In
dian war without some Indians, and
Indians are getting mighty scarce just
now. \ little more of such work rs was
done yesterday and to-day and it will he
as hard to find an Indian about Rosebud
rs to find rosebud about an Indian.
The critic., 1890-12-30

CoNonFssNNN McCopp uf Wisconsin yes
tcrday licked a "burly hackwoodsman'
who called him vile name. Perhaps
Democratic success lent power to his good
right arm.
The critic., 1890-12-30
Stove WORKS Destroyed by fire.

DAYTON, ONO, Dee. m,--The Gem City
stove Works were totally destroyed by
lre At > o'clock this, morning Loss
$4,000.
The critic., 1890-12-30

THE couRr HOLDS the bondsmen of OK
state Treasurer AucHEu Of Maryland re-
sponsiblc for his dcfacations occurring
between February l3, 1883, and November
Is, 1882 \ guarantee is required to guar
nntee I'm MnrNland.
The critic., 1890-12-30

THE SUPREME CoURT OF New YonE has
reversed the conviction OF Bookmaker
WYNN. In the peculiar language OF the
gambling fraternity, he twin" his case.
The critic., 1890-12-30

A Cmc,oo BANK was robbed in broad
daylight yesterday. The popularity of
the case is that neither the president nor
cashier was one of the robbers.
The critic., 1890-12-30

THERE Is 4 SUSPICION AFLoAT that Sena-
tor ALDRrcH doesn't care so much for
cloture or the passage Of the Elections bill
as he does to prevent any further lcgisla-
fion favorable to silver.
The critic., 1890-12-30

CAsrNR WRIGHT a retired shoe dealer Of
Petersburg, Va, failed yesterday with
liabilities of $4,000 and assets of 5000.
Jhisseems hardly right.
The critic., 1890-12-30

4 RAILROADS. proposed to he constructed
in Alaska. 1t will probably go on snow
Shoes.
The critic., 1890-12-30

nln Dress Suits in great variety Else
man Bros, Seventh and Il.
The critic., 1890-12-30
PERSONAL.

TnE PEOPLE of Oklahoma have STEELE
but they now want gold or silver.
The critic., 1890-12-30
AN UNFINISHED PoRTRAfT.

Large eyes that hold
Deep brown, shy gold,
Iy mirth or pensiyencs- controller.
A voice as sweet
As wind in wheat
When sun aud shadow coyly meet.
A heart az true
As Heavens blue
When every cloud recedes from Wow.
- IriAtQm H. Hdyae IA Harper's Ba'ai.
The critic., 1890-12-30

$3.50 mark-down sale Of Suits and Over
coats, Eiseman Bros, seventh and u.