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Literary Notes.

We have been favored with an
advance copy Of the double Easter
number of Tie Youths' Companion
The pages are profusely illustrated,
and the stories are by favOrite writ
ers. Some of the titles are, ''Num-
bered with thy Saints" by Mrs.
Mary Tappan Wright, "Ga6riel!e's
Easter Hat" by Mrs. Marie b. Will
liams, zone Of the Squire's Morn
ings.o by Sarah l.. CushmaR, 'sBim
Hazlitt's Luck" by Miss Sophie
SWEET, n humorous story called "a
Botanist's Predicaments," 'sHoly
Week in Peru" by Maria Louisa
Wetmore, "Aliss Bent's Easter
Eggs" by J.L-Harbour, with timely
editorials, poems, and a special page
for the little ones. -Four hundred
and fifty families will, it is stated, re-
ceive this number, aud the Easter
season will be- tile more memorable
20 them because Of It's recognition in
this pleasant form. Published at
Boston, Mass.
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CAMUEL W. RITTER. THE GUARDIAN
y OF the personal Estate of Geo. w
Ritter, = minor. having filed his petition
herein, duly verified. praying for an order
of sale OF all the interest OF sand minor in
the real estate OF SAID minor, for the pur-
poses therein set forth. 1t ia therefore or
dered by the judge Of said court, that all
persons interested in the estate Of said
minor. appear before the said Probate
Court on Monday, the 2lst day Of April. l-so,
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon OF SAID day, at
tie Court Room OF said Probate Court at
the County Court House in the City and
County Of Salt Lake, Utah Territory, TO
show cause why an order should not be
granted TO the said guardian. to sell 60
mach of the real estate OF said MINOR at
private sale as shall be necessary. and that
a copy of this order be published nj least
four successive weeks IN the DEsEEET
kyESISG NEWS. newspaper printed and
published in said CITY anu county.
Dated March 18th, 1880.
G. W. BARTCH,
Probate Judge
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We are now ready to promptly at
tend to the wants of all who are
needing Hardware, Stoves, House
Furnishing Goods, Etc. Our prices
are sure to suit. Our goods are
sure to please, and if you will pay
us visit it will afford us pleasure
to meet you whether you buy or
not, and you may see just what you
have been looking for a long time.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ benjamin +. Brown. executor of
the Estate Of Ann Brown, deceased,
has rendered for settlement and fled in
said Court. his final account Of his admins
t-atI0n OF said estate and petition for final
distribution Of the residue 4 said estate
among the persons entitled thereto, and
that Saturday. the l9lh day Of April, r. ID.
lsslo. at 10 O'Clock n m. at the court room
of said COurt. IN the County Court House.
salt Lake City and County, Utah Territory,
has been daily appointed Dy the Judge Of
said Court for the settlement OF said ac-
eouat and hearing SAID petition for dis;ri-
button, at which time and place any person
interested in SAID estate may appear and
show cause. II any there he, why SAID ac-
count should not be settled and approved
and final distribution made As prayed for
Dated March 10th. ls9o.
JOHN @. CUTLER,
larr CLERK Of IN. Probate CnIrf
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Territory OF Utah. 1.

County Of salt Lake 81.
l. John q Cuuer, Clerk Of The Probate
Court N aud for The County Of salt Iske
IN me TeInory Of Utah. do hereby certify
laAl me iSregSingis full. true and correct
cory OF Order to show cs.use wiz ord.r or
safe OF real est1ie should rot be maize In the
matter OF the Estate OF Andre = \. Mcfarland
deceased, as appears OF record in nv once
IN witness whereof have hereupto set
my hand and Affixed the seal Of ssifEourt
tins 5th day OF March, A. u. lsaO. -
lSe@i.l JOIN @. CUTLER,
"a Clerk Of the Probate court.
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In the Probate Court Of the County OF Salt
Lake, TERRITORY Of Utah
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court IN and for Salt Lake
County, Territory OF Utah
In the matter Of the Estate of Adam Sharp,
deceased.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court Of the County of
Salt Lake, Territory Of Utah.

In the Matter Of the Estate Of sisEen A
Chase, deceased.
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o
Real Estate should not DO made.
1NI-lZABETH J. MCFARLAND THE An.
IL minlstratrIx Of the ESTATE Of And-eyx
y. hcf ariaLe, deceased, having FLED her ne.
luton herein, duly verified. praying Tor
an order OF sale OF portion of the reaI es.afe
Of said deeedent, for the purposes there
the Judge Of said Court thar an ncrsors ~
ierested IN the estate of said deceased
appear before the said Probate Courf on
monday, the 9Th day OF April, 100. Al
~ O'Clock IN the forenoon Of said day. ~ die
Court Room OF said Probate Court AZ ne
county Court House. in the City and C0unty
OF salt Lake, Utah Territory. 70 show csnss
wny an order should not be grated 10 he
sAl1 administrative, TO sell 60 much Of The
rear estate Of the sand deceased ~ privsfe
esie As shall be necessary, and that q copy
OF tais order be published at least four stic.
cessiEe weeks IN the DEsERET EyESISa
NEWS, a newspaper printed and published
IN said City and County.
Dated March 5th, ls5o.
c. W. BARTCH,
Probate Judge.
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Order n show cause why order Of sale {
real estate should not be made.
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In the matter OF the estate and guardian
ship OF Geo. W. Ritter, minor.
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Order T. show cause why Order Of Sale a
Real Estate should not be made.
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WE ADVISE OUR FRIENDS

NTIIo NEED ANYTHING IN THE
w Clothing line 70 call upon Ba-t0n &
o, - Main 81. where they trill find \ well
selected stock Of mems and bows saf;s
OSerals, bats. caps, shirt-. etc, AZ very low
prices- This Grm IS reliable and xiii treat
yoa right - an
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Distract. TIfle Insurance Pole
and WARRANTED Decd.

Rear IN mind that hundreds OF the best
citizens Of salt Lake now own lots IN the
IL some one tells you that the lots are low
ground. away out without transportation,
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LEGAL NOTICE
In the Probate Court IN and for Salt Lake
County, Territory Of Utah.

In the matter OF the Estaie'of David
L. Lewis, Deceased.
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oox.r BELIEVE HIN.

but come to the once, get map and 20 and
look 90 the lots yourself.
The only limit 70 he number OF lots you
can purchase Is tho Number of people yea
can Introduce
DonT forget the place. "a Malp street.
between Gilt and Walker House, II. w.
Greene's once = diff
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WhatSe6tp sEnu|sii0nHas Done
Over IS Pounds Gass q. 10 Weeks.
Experience Of a Prominent Osfirs,a

Ezn clrIroxsiA socrIT ZOE Tzrl
surPlEszrox OF VICE.
6Ax FEAScrsno, July Tth. 1855.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court Of the County NJ sal,
Lake, Territory Of Utah.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court in and for Salt Lake
County, Territory OF Utsh-
In the matter Of The Fstnfe Of Am
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LEGAL NOTICE..

In the Probate Court in and for Salt Lake
County, Territory OF Utah.
In the matter OF the Estate OF Ann
HorroctF, deceased
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LOAD UP AT THE norTox FIGURE.
Advanced Price Per Lot

of the wise purchasers for this week In or
der that they by next week can underseil
Us and yet receive \ fair margin Of pront
upon their investment. We shall publish
the names and addresses and advise eur
purchasers for next week TO buy OF them
before coming to rs. The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-04-04

In the Matter Of the Estate Of and,e,-
" NcFarlane, deceased
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-04-04

The It'll. to the lots is absolutely perfect,
70 every caller we give 4 map ard other
printed matter, 70 every purchaser copy
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Order TO show cause vhv Ord.r a, Sal. =,
Real EafAte should moi Ia N y. =.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Dated this l2ih day of March. $50. d.
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commencing on Monday. March Slst, and
closing Saturday, April 5th.
Read carefully the following condition.
and then you will understand why VIC can
afford to sell lots for the insignificant price
of sl2.5O each. which are really worth over
sIsO antece The simuie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-24
INcInrNrS N SOCIETT.

Mrs ogden Mills Will give ball on '"l"''' -
Tie Christmas obscrvanccs at 1u\cd" f"'N VIII
not really begin before saturday nlem' wiz" "'
will be a great Christmas tree in tne ban r''m' al"
tho MANY presents ON il will hc disposed "i Al
mock auction. There Will lie an orchestra at '''
club house each night from December - 10 january
= inclusive ON New Years Eve the ahh"" ""'''o
will take place and for that occasion all the roiA j."
the clubhouse have been taken
Mrs. Robert Hoe, jr.. held reception al ~ -
Fast Thirty xthtt. yesterday afternoon ASSISTING
10 receive were the Misses Hoe, MIS- Icon "'''
Miss sloan and Miss Rockwell. Among the en''''
uere Potter Marie Mrs James p. kernochtn, WI.
John sherwood Mrs. W. H. Oscood. Mrs o'mu'i
sloan, jr. Mrs. Hicks Lord Mrs John IHh" Bloom
field Harriet, Miss Harriet, JudNon liaWIel, 49,
Broom Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mare the his''a N'i''
and the Rev and Mrs Arthur Brooks
Sir ROderlck Cameron Will give large dhHlcI t'll
M night 10 be followed by dance H. Ic '""''"
Cannon will lead the coullon .,..o
The srst OF the early dances undo the patronage
Of Mrs. j. Little: Mr.. r hr"waa' NJ NJ ~
d. Harper Mrs f.. b. Hlnsdale ana Mo H. o.
Mott took place at sherry's last night
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NOTES or The STAGE.

Lawrence Barrett's stage manager is actively re-
easing the supcrnumerarie' that to be employed
in "Ganclon which Is be produced at the Broadway
Theatre on January >. 80 many Applications Tor seats
for the first week Of "Gancon" have been received
that the management has decided to open the SAFE
on Monday morning special EFFORT Will be maze 10
keep speculator, from securing seals
Among the contributors to the Christmas festival Of
the stage children To he held at Tony Pastor
Theatre the evening Of December - are A. H.
IIummeI Drexcl, Morgan a Co.. Thomas keene, Edwin
Booth. Altman u Co., G. G. shayne, Otis skinner eH-
Judge Dittcnhoefer. ". II. Crane, Augustus Pltou'
oliver Doml Byron, A. c. Gunthcr. General Ferrero'
Mr., Esther Henderson. r. W. Robertson Evans a
Ilocy and Colonel ". f. Sinr
Charlie, Frohman has bought tho American rights of
the German comedy "A New Cure This play is the
work of the same author from whose play All the
Comforts Of Home was adapted by Mr.. Gillette Mr.
Fr0hman la, engaged for the balance OF tIe season
Ms IoIu,tonc Bennett, who will appear In New->ork
IN comedy.
\ dispatch from Charles f.. Locke, Of Locke DAVIS
dated at FL Pa>O. TcA says: d" ! am Informed mat
am charged with di,crcdiiabe business acts incidental
the failure Of certain theatrical enterprises IN which
Mr. Davis aud other, $50 partners. desire to
DENY. I'M the strongest terms possible any act OF II
di~honoIsihc nature and upon receipt OF the ppIca
ton, referred to Will make public my statement
Mis-, Matildc Herr was married on November ~ at
Florence. to Napoeonc Zardo. who came here III 'hc
PATTI opera company last season..
Last week II. :. TAYLOR signed five years contra
with Joseph laworh by which that actor Is to star III
a new play by an American author, and also III
d. Hamlet and "Othello7 Mr. Taylor is to produce
Tom CIsvcn', play \ Miser', WILL on January 10
with Lizzie Dcrous Daly in the cast
Augustus Iitou has arranged with Theodore Moss !"
produce his new play The Power 81 the Press At tins
star Theatre on March lG for a run Mr. Roschpuest
ma, leased Mr. Ptou from his contract TO produce TINS
play AZ the Fourteenth street Theatre IN August
one week from saturday night ~ set the date OF
the. last prrormance Of The old Homestead at the
academy ~ Music Joshua WhitcOmb' VIII be put
ON the stage Oh the following Monday.
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4 SUBSCRIPTION DANCE At DELMONICOS

The first OF two subscription dances organized by
Mrs Aston Mrs Brockholst Cutting. Mrs Adolf Laden
burg Mrs. Luther Kountze and Mrs. W. C. Whitney
was given at Delmonicos last night. The co'l'ion be
gan before supper Charles Russell Hone IeanhS WIFI
Mrs Adolf Iadenburg. The patroneSses were all pre-
ent 10 receive the guests. supper was served IN the
rcd and Landcr's orchestra played iof ''e o"'oc
Among the subscribers and other guests were MI ana
Mrs. Ormc Wilson, Mr. and Mrs j. Coleman Dr"y'oh'
Mr. and Mrs j. IL. Roosevelt, Mrs. Paran stevens inc
Misses Cameron. MIR. and Mrs Ogden Mis- MI ana
Mrs F. Yznaga Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper Hewitt MI
and Mrs c. b. De Forest Miss IIargous, r. L. Marquis
H. lie Grand Cannon. Sir Roderick Cameron tnc
Misses Cameron Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carroll MI ana
Mrs Richard Mortimer, Mr. and Mrs W. ID. Sloane
Mr. and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt, Mrs. j. T. hcf
nochan Miss Bessie Delaicd. Miss Bessie Van hesse
lapr Mr. and Mrs. Il. &. Porter, BrochhUls' 'u'uhS
Eliot Gregory Mr. and Mrs George H. Bend MISS hcn"
w. NJ Cutting IT., j. W. Gerard, jr, MISS iaIIr
Mr. and Mrs Storrs Wells Miss johnson, MT ana MIS-
Horden Hartman, Mrs William Jaiiray. Mr. ana MIS-
r. H. Hunt the Misses Terry, +. II. BaldWll' ~ -
Gurncc Mis-, Rose Post Mrs F. X. Jones. Miss jones'
lain Fraser of England Mrs. Burke Roche, MIS-
Arthur welmsn, Victor Bowrng Hamilton cary Mr.
Mrs Charles Pelham Linton, Thomas Hrhcoch, MISS
Letter MIR and Mrs Robert G0eet. Jhlah t1ucl,
r. H. Bulkcy, W. Whehouse. Mr. ana MIS-; HclidS
sloane Livingston Bccckman. Ray Miller Mr. ah ana
IirS g iJavcmcycr MIR and Mr., j. G.. r. Dncr, the
Misses Duer. Mss Corbin, Mr. ana Mr. tN nun,
Ravlies the Misses Hewitt, Mr. and MrN ram pa''
p 'Inrillad ROnads. Miss Gushing, thomas tusIi ~,
Mrs : J. Colgate MIR and Mrs. W r. NandefDii''
th.r,es Munn Miss Grace Wilson. II. I. wilson u,
Nr and MR.. j. +. D. Lanier Mr. and Mrs. W. starr
Miller and J. J. Aston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-24

There vcl,, 800 happy children ~ the Christina,
festival of TIE Italian school. so i" L"pyad H..
Yesterday afternoon. \ large quar- room Al the top
- fine bulld.uE wa decorated with the naS- dNd
cmhl.me II America and Italy, toy and brightly
dressed doll, hung clusters around the pillar, AID
4. tl. lower .idr of the room t"o 'hrlstmh- trees s
tered with rlnzc and uu,cl. The children -ai "n
tic, 81 l..nchcs Oh tlr~. SIDES oi u" hall. and III"
g,,r Wa, well nllcd with interested friends ~ THE
school The programme consisted 81 -oni-. b"'h DOB
Engl. "a and Italian sung b., the children. game. D.
tn, little one, ~ the kindergarten department ana 4
short addr-,, hs Law son y Fuller y COCA hi-Ht
Chorus va sung by eight i've old sirl' 10 "''
gown, and uishicap-. each holding hthi"d ci"dI"
Then santa Claus entered. pack md ali ana was
erected hy a d,aicuius roIud Of appIlI-". "hi' Lasted
10y ,lal minute. Nmr duet ~, sung ih' ic'"r''
distributed the Christina, gift. To" u"' 'nh'iAhi D!
,,eut,tion II shoe, fer The boy- and dr,-c- for TIE
,tl. j.. 10 take place today Thr -'hpl Is main iainrd
~ me Children, sd ~occty. which Ia Also hI-ht
.chool In the -hnc buildlu.. Ms. \. an !hNh j.
urine pal and \. r.. truIua superintendent INV ~
dr.n arc from nte 10 twelve wear, old ana COZ 'l'H
from The poorer Italian fimhcs boo I'D" nrthh"Fh."
Th, teacher. arc Mis-, Ewing. Nrr ~tihi- NJ
Utter Mi, schocuhadt Nj. tlN. Mr.. l-''' 'l'''
C4ya.naro. Miss NcGcriiy and Nf-. Wiesanhl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-24
WH4T LITTLE GIRL'S LETTER DID.
SHE WROTE To PRESIDENT HARRISON AND OBJ
TANNED \ PENSION FOR HER MOTHER

eHE WROTE To PRFSIDENT HARRISON NNp I'D
TANNED PENSION FOR HER MOTHER
NJ, Berth, Krcbs 81 Newark, the widow OF ChaiIeN
Krr- A veteran 81 the war. has Just received pen
sion through the kindly intcrce>spn of the irrNlu'hI
The husband served IN the sd Sew Jersey Volunteers
ard wa, wounded. he died five years ago IN ue
soldiers Home Al Newark. and a he haf shaI
pension the widow applied for it, continuance rs 'he
had children and wa, destitute II seems san
Mr. Krrl, Yesterday. that there was nothing d"no
but to write letters aud sct papers slSned The pen
son never came
she h.h given up hope when her little daughter
;cria nine Ncar~ old. one day unknown - her, wrote
. letter ~ President Harrison. she told the PrtSi
dent who her father va. When and where he died.
and ~ te unsuccessful efforts Of her mother {" get
hl, pension continued. The child also wrote ihht
he had three brother, ard sisters that her mamma
frcgucutlv ,iI.d and that she did not know now hcr
mamma could support tho family this winter.
That WIS one Tuesday lu November, sam tnN
haupy mother Yesterday " The next THURSDAY lh'
s,,inau called A. the house and >sud a letter Tor
i..rtl, Krri,. from the President" The letter VA
from tie Presidents ~rrrtiry, no promised Bertha
that the ,i-. should be looked into. And n"w
lnAr lusi ut wort from the Pension ohce that my
claim is alpw'- There is $500 back pension allowed
with 10. And II all came through my hitle daughter
writing To- the President
vi. krl, lives Al 81. 20 licckerst.. Newark. and
Ia, supported her family IL four children hy washing
ard hali day, work ever since her husbands death
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-24
INKS LIKE MINING TRTST.

T." cr-iincaie " organization 81 the commonwealth
Company NJ, ncd Yesterday m the once Of the Clerk
~ t~cN County At NrRark, y. J. and viii De- He'd Ia
dos u th" office Of the secretary 81 STATE at Trenton
y. j. Thr ''rp'rt"rs ar' "core" M"'Ilagl' pre'l
dent II tho second National Bank of TN, city Welcome
g. Hitchcock - Np. 4j1 Irpomc 81. and william j.
Turner. ~ wilmington. y. i. ~ Mr.. Turner's name
often APPEAR, in connection with the Westinghouse IN
tci.,t- b, assumed that tie other interest l. rpre
-cu;rd Dos the M.-tluEA"u>" capital. Tho capital
-ioh i~ 5000 900 paid iu. aud IN OBJECT ~ th' com
ty 8, Goo transact general nudncc busiu'ro IN con.
f..e.iut 50. fh fI, mining Interests II colorado.
ThI, company . aid 10 be- an important element III
-tui.D4-. tu control ~" gold Interests ~ certain
district i Copiadu. all uf the mines b"ur No." uhl'h
urdrr uur ,Dut.,l lu a central Organization having q
,.tpi.l - some -l2.Ooo.O"o. and the commonwealth
C,lursny D. thr company which viii manage the imam
,I anair u the Trust uu" .rripu, objection =" ihe
,,,.. -.tu,,.d boo tins part Of Colorado ha> been The
I'm 81 ur,fr fnrl ard the great cost II procuring H.
o. b. nov proposed tp u-' cleo tricU - MOTOR ana
-rom one central ,tation. n>nS water power ~ Operate
. IA fI.f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-24

Is Senator Mi,hIc {. Nufpiy. uIo" """m In operation
known la surgery a, ,a-tio-On}' was performed on I''
dav was reported N b. dong wei \c-til'>' anu "'' "
d, continue takln2 satisfactory duantii" o. nolI'"
,u,h i,c silver tul which now connects WlL hi' -toi-
.ch II Colond murphy cont!LGcs T. improve h'' "''lu
and ciaas fc. cont that the hl1tu' St "h'h
had formed by the lower cnd o. t' s"IF'
and which Lrcyond hustcnahce reaching hl' stomach q"
,h natural NAY can he removed b. operation aLd tlc
co,o,. restored npan vOntcd health ~ BEST now
eyer IL viii be- worn VI several ont-' MI Murphy
cd been reduced to a mere shadow of his oh'r ''l MS
weight having been brought down To les H'" '"' I
,hcra he used to Tip the scales at twice mat hsu'
No enpt to dilae the structure viii b. made until he h'
gained the required strength.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-24

Dr. Koch a, - rule" SAYS The Pc'tcr LOW
d,,. moi leave hi, bed until O'Clock ~ the morn
iu.. If. drc.-c, himself 1T once IN NJ W"Thlhs
lnhr. with the exception 81 his coat. the place 81
b,L 4, taken N % sleeveless garment, winch ct, me-
., IA Lr..o. mi. hc wears until breakfast uhic'
Instead ~ taking the ru-tomary cup "i ,"uce, t!r
t,,t.r breaks h, night fast with "A mex H'Il" 'n
,,, ,itL Which be- miAr, toasted bac, bread ht'l
~ kC,-t d.. zoe, tn his laboratory. where nc icfn"N
u,tI 3, n',ln.k III, luncheon. or dinner whlch ~,
,L,, Al that hour. consists Of soup, ON" course VI
meat and =, hight pudding. strange 4" -hv' n"W'.',,
h,. ,u,l. ht- meal with the soup. NJ cNd'tN .'Vh
~ dbl. h,,-r which j. longer Young ana friNN'
lr,.li from ore of the livery stables m D"r"ulrr"
-t..,., to the door Of the laboratory. lie il"un',
ia. and ride, an hour in the Thcrgarten The rel
~ ,I. =, .t,.r,nnu uutil O'Clock In the evening ne
T.v,t.s T.. .tud, and mvc-tention. Ills supper ~
n,.l,L much more abundant than ms l""hu',
,r,.I r,rrc or four meat dishes. AZ l'aHt' NI''
H., Iu.lr,r In the hin Of fare DnrlnG thlN me-" &
a.. arr k,,b drinks many elISsr~ 81 SOFA Wi"T ~
,uu,. ,ud AT times before II l. ended ne N'c'' ~
f-,r,d. ,,d n.ut.Iinancc, with whom ne NV ~
r,uyrr.c until midnight. lie goes l" p'u q, III
o.rIo,l u,iorc going to sleep. however, nc r'"' '
lnd- ,f pOlilical aud >tlcutlhc louTi'di' 9n IVY "
49,, lima. Gr such indulgcnc" in the daA. i'hN ~ 'h.'
d .t,-,, .er. Professor Koch receives IN MS Ei"h
.,,r, in IN, ftrriinon. T. his iriru, ne r""lll,,1
,,,i,ri, - the numcruu, calls npon MS uhlr, n"n
tr ,r Granger, he II, however. hlnn 10 III, ~"
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