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INC. ". C0RS0N JNo ". MACAgTNEY
Member NJ STOCK LxS
CoRSON a MCCARTNEY
GLOVER BJfLDfNG, IIiS ST NV
Bankers anu dealers ia Government honda
Deposits. Exchange. Loans Coller,ioas
Railroad Stocks sd Bonds and all securities lfstai
ON the Exchanges Ot New lUrk, FhlastlI hlA Bo-,,d
and Baltimore bought ard suId
Specially made VI investment securities DisiFict
Eonds and all Local Railroad GAs ufance anI A. -
ephone stock dealt u.
American Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold ,ls
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A ucTIoN SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
NEWPORT NEWS. VIRGINIA.
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER FIFTEENTH, 1890
By THE NEWPORT NEWS LAND AND DEVELOP
MENT COMPANY.
THIS Is WHAT YOU HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR
AN INVESTMENT WITH SURE PROFITS
BEHIND IT.
Newport News Is we'll known that but little COM
necessary IL is the eastern terminus OF the
great Chesapeake and Ohio railway system, and the
best deep port the Atlantic coast Ii has the
largest dry dock aud the largest and equipped
ship building plant in America, besides numerous
other industries already established. cotton mill
company, light aud water company and q stree, rail-
way company are organized.
TEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS HAVE BEEN
INVESTED.
Next O. 600 men will be ployed and more than
3d. 0000 900 paid out for In this city Our pop
ulatiop must soon be 10000 people.
NEWPORT NEWS SUCCEEDS BECAUSE IT Is A
SUCCESS.
These lots located on the limo of the protected
street railway, within the present city limits
Terms Of sale: Ten per cent cash. balance in easy in
stallments
Sale will be continued if deemed advisable ol-eo6ds
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LADIES' GOODS.

VI Ladies' and Children's Mod.sts.
larlUrs l4iO Penns ~ anna ave.
o4-3i' oflusIic Wizards.
I,RENCH ACCORDION PLAITING Al s,ouf
faiinr .c Ter yard ALL Nv. fasho Jcnlals As
IInklng. LUCAS sDs san II NV. sJ-:H.
pFFLkGING: LABIts' TAILon, HAS REoPLNlD
ST. ROSE INDUsTRIAL SCHOOL, ao.3 q ST.
IN, resS,lnahing Millinery aud Chldren's SUITS,
Home-nladc Cakes always on hand. o. In
MIS-, ~ n. la BILLIE
" Has istained f ron New York and Eeorens
ocI-Gt' 1881 Vi ave.
lHRONTS, Tl.ONTSv F1S0SIsT
l. Always in order By plain combins so
MILE NJ ). rRASDrs
1870 = 81. NV. tMrs, HErrisonsl
lmporterof
Fine French Hair Goods
ey22-;m' Shampooirs
i AIDES OLD STYLE sEAIskIS GAlMENTs
- Dyei aud uttered INTO Newest SHAPES. New se&l-
cUNNlNGhAM. 1905 sth 81 NV. let ana ldi y.
I AIDES NIslIING THEIR FINE LACEs DONE
~ up m irst-cass French style. White Hnd Satln
Dresses Lace cgT,Sns sye islty az reAsoasGs
llth st.n.w. stI-iu.
4 DA GILBERT DENNIS ssisrr
Has removed from
s4-2m $40 30 $50 l3fL 81. NV
EREzNch pYEISG. scoIRIEG AND DRY CLEAN
= lNU ESl ABlIShMEN1. l.05 New York ave.
tlrs-class Ladies aud Gents work every descriII
non. Plush, Velvet and EvsllnE Dresses ANTON
AND CAROLINE LIl.CH. formerly R4th A. fi,ch5{
anu -aAih.h Atlts'' fAlls J42l
4 MON ttsCHEE's DRY CLEANING ESTATE
N l1SiNLNl AND DYE MOhks, yUB 1; 81. n w
Ladies AID Gents Garments Of all xmas aed and
Dyed without being ribbed. Ladies evening Dresses
81 eClLIiS hiIty hive years Prices nul
crate Goods called for anu deliIered Ella
A Ll-MUoL GARMENTS, MADE Up OR IIPrEIs
IA dyed good mourning BLACK.
A FISCHER
sl4 800 ~ ST. ".
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AUCTION SALES.
FCTURR DAYs,

DUBLI6 SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
L IN GEoRGETOwN, IMPROVED BIZ TWO
STREET
In order TO Gloss estate and by direction Of the
heirs> 1 wall sell public auction, frcat of thu
prentseS on MONDAY, the THIRTEENTH DAY OF
OCToBkR 1890. at HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK
w. ali thAt certain parcel OF ground lying and being
IN Georgetown, DC, and described as the "a
teet trout on street by depth Of 81 feet S9th
proyements. DC.
Terms: One-third cash. residue in two equal pay
mehts ~ one and two years respectively: y Ter
half yearly secured by deed Of
or the Property, or all cash. At option Of purchaser
Slou deIoslt at time Of sale. Terms 20 be complied
sith an ten Gays or the property Will be resold AZ de
fauiting purchasers cost and risk All convey sncllly
&c, at purchasers cost. THoS. DoWLfNu.
C: H. cRAGIN, attorney for heirs. sci AZ ST n. W.
o4-dSds
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GEO. w. sTIcKNEY. Auctioneer. $50 + St NV
PROPERTY ON THE EAST SIDE OF EIGH-
TEENIH STREET JUST NORTH OF OREGON

IEEEENNrH sIhEEI JUST NUHiH Of VhEUUN
BY virtue OF cerrsan deed oftrnst recorded in Liber
1872 folio 443, of the land records for the Dis
tr1ct Of Columbia and 1t the request of the parties
secursa We will oer 70, sale n rEsnt q The
pCTOBER, 1890. at H6Lf-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK
all Of Lot Is Of ": O Denison's subdivision Of
Dstyict Of Columbia.
Terms Of sale: Ope-third cash and the balance in
one and two years secured by deed Of trust the
property sold or AL cash, ct the option Of the pur
sale. All convey apcinG ct purchasers cost. Terms
be complied with IN nfteen days or the property
will Be resold Of the risk and cost Of the defaulting
purchaser after ave days advertisements in the Even
RgpFoxp W. wALKER,l r...
s56-eo&ds GEUkdE Il BALDMIN,i @Tosse0~
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE Da,>.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ RIAL ESTATE on SOt1h n sThIfI m.
TWIN SlArH AND SEVENTH STREETS
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TyNHoMAs BOWLING, Auc,ioreer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
KNOWN AS No Il DEFREES STREET NORTH.
MLST, IHREE-SIOkI AND CELLAR BRICK
DWELLING.
BY virtue OF certain deed of trust recorded in Liber
13u folio io9 of the Land Records of District of
Columbia and upon the written request of the Score
tary of the Mutual Cooperative Building Association
the undersigned trustees will otter sale front OF
the premises on SATURDAY, OCTOBER EIGH-
TENTH 1890. AT HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK,
the following. viz: Lot numbered nlnetytwo I92) OF
A. r. shepherds recorded subd vision of SQUARE num-
bered SIX hundred and twenty three (623).
Terms One-bslf cash; balance IN year, secured
by deed OF trust at cent all ut
option OF purchaser; deposit Of $500 viii be re-
CURED when sold Should the terms of sale be not
complied with in ten days after the day Of sale re-
sale will be had at the risk and of the defautng
purchaser after lapse of five days aud one Insertion
IN "A daily newspaper.
JACKSON II. RALSTON,l
SUI Building. ,.
JAS. +. HOOD, z lrusteea
Pacific Building
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use a4u seAA ~ purcihstrs cost ana rlsk
REDFOkD ". WALKER,t -.
s26-l0 GEORGE II. BALDWIN irus'ees
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
" AND UNIMPRoyED REAL ESTATE IN THE

n
" AND UNIMPRoxED REAL ESTATE IN TIKI
SOUTHEAST SECTION OF THE CITY
BY virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia passed i'll Equity cause No.
12leT will offer for sale at publ IN front
of the premises on TUESDAY. the FOURTEENTH
DAY OF OCTOBER, 1880. at HAIF-PAST FIVE
OCOCk 7. M, the following described Real Estate.
situate in the city of Washington and District Of
lunlbla. to wit All of Original lots numbered one q
two % and three 80 az square numbered hun
dred and nnetyone (9gll and also part of original
lot numbered fourteen Il a in said square numbered
nine hundred and ninety-one C99ll, beginning for
said part at the southeast corner of said lot
bered four A., and running thence north along
the line OF Twelfth street east twenty-five (e,)
thence west seventy-six C6i feet, thence south
entytwo tl feet thence east seventy 40 feet
to the place of beginning Said lot three improved
by two frame dwellings.
Terms One-third of the purchase money in cash
and the balance in two equal insalnents ut one and
two years from the day OF sale with the
rate Of per cent per annun payable semi uaily
when deferred payments are to be secured by the
promissoy notes Of the purchaser purc and
deed or deeds of trust the real estate sold The
whole purchase money may be paid IN cash. at the OPP
ton OF the purchaser. 600 Will be required each
piece of real estate soon the bid of If
the purchaser purchasers shall fail comply with
the terms of sale within days after the dag Of sale
the property sold TO him. her them viii be resold at
his. her their risk and cost All conveyancing and
recording at purchasers cost
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RATcLIFFE. DARR & CO. Auc uoneers.

RAICLIfIE, UAkK CO. Auc uoneers.
LARGE COLLECTION OF
WELL-MADE NEW AND USED FURNITURE
COMPRISING
PARLOR FIRNITURE, WALNUT CHERRY. ASH
ANTIQUE OAK AND OTHER CHAMBER SETS.
NAHDkOBES. CABINETS, BOOK CASES,
DESkS, OFFICE CHAIRS, S1DEBOARDS, EX.
TENSION TABLES, DINING CHAIRS CHINA
AND GLASS WARE, HAIR AND OTHER MAT
IEESSES; HALL FURNITURE, STOVES,
KITCHEN REQUISITES,
LARGE ASSORTMENT OE
- CARPETS AND RUGS,
TOGETHER WITH A FULL LINE OF HOUSE
HOLD GOODS,
To BE SOLD
AT AUCTION
On TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER SEVENTH
at TEN O'CLOCK, at our sales rooms go Pm ave-
H. W. 10 which we invite general attention. All goods
sold within the rooms
NO STREET DISPLAY
o4-2t RADCLIFFE, DARR l. co. Aucts
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"a L MAXI HE CIGAR VOC MAKE THH
w smoke TIGER CUBANA-The hest Cigar Sc
each, 5Uc. ger bundle Call .ddress ufacturen
l-lOlAuLs1 MILLER q SOM
s2s-ly laJ SAalnDers 81. NL
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BROS, Auctioneers.

nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioueers
TRUSTEES SALE OF NEW BRICK HOUSE ON
fOGR-AND-A-HALF STREET BETWEEN n
AND o STREETS SOUTHWEST.
Under and by virtue IF deed of trust recorded in
Lber No 1909 folio l42 ct seq one of the land
records OF :he District of Columbia the undersigned
trustees will sell at public auction in front of the
Premises, on TUESDAY, the TWkNTY-FIRST DAY
Of OCIOBER, 1890, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
r. n, al Of lot seventy-sIx 100, in John r. Mclean
and John Var Rswicks subdivision of sursre FIVE hum
drea and torty.s!x t546l, the city OF Washington
1872. ' F
Terms of sale: One-half of purchase money to be
paid in cash and residue in twelve Q2) months with
interest at 0per cent annu for which purchaser
70 give pronssory note secured by deed of trust on
the property sold, or all cash at option of the pur
chaser If terms of sale not complied with in ten
lOj days from day of SALE the trustees reserve the
right to resell at risk of defauitng purchaser de-
post 90 $500 will be required when bid is accepted
c. H. WILLIAMSON, Trustee,
W. l. EDMUNSTON, Trustee
o6-eoSds Office 800 9Th 81 N w
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PRINTERS.
ii. fnlNTER AND PUBLISHER

Orders for Legal Blank and Commercial or proses
sional printing Promptly executed Extensave line u
SAMPLES OF Wedding Invitations. Menus Oruers Of
Dance Folders. &C. An inspeciIun Invited.
FINE BOOK ANIL JOB PLANTING ONLY iys
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EXECUToR'S SALEOF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
CARPETS, MIRRORS, ETC, CONTAINED IN
H1t Sc No. H. Third STREET NORTH
WEST.
On THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER NINTH, al
len OGLoCh, will sell at the above named house,
nlot OF household Furniture com prislng
farior Suite, Chamber Sets, Bedsteads, Bureaus,
Mash Stands, Chairs, Sideboard. Extension Table,
Mirrors Carpets, Rugs, &C,
TERMS CASH.
DENNIS CONNELL,
Executor of the Estate Of johanna Hartnett, deed.
hAlSLll IL, DARk, n CO., Aucts. Otj-dts
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FINANCIAL.

E,0R INVESTMENT.
Il Ne have on hand for sale
Us. per cent oOids.
Dc. slAcs, 1881.
DC. :S-OS's. 1894,
and will execute Vldcrs tor the purchase Of any othpu
prime securItses lLNfS JOHNSON a CO.,
ol-lm Bankers.
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II ATCLIFFE, DARR 4 co, Aucuoneers,
~ $40 Pennsylvania ave. n. W.

VERY VALUABLE BIZ Hiding LOT ON TWENTY
FIRST STREET BETWEEN AND y STREETS
NORTHWEST
AT AUCTION
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER TENTH,
lSy0, at FIVE O'CLOCK, we will offer for sale ia
front of the premises
SUB LOT 49,
SQUARE 90,
fronting 81 feet ON 2lst ST. by depth OF IL to an
alley. This Is valuable building site and should
commend the attention OF spectators and Others
Terms: One-third cash; Lalance in and two
years at per cent secured by deed of trust on prop
ery sold. all cash. the option of the purchaser
deposit of $500 at time of sale il the Of
are not complied with in ~ daSs from day o. sale
right reserved to resell the proI the risk and
cost OF the 6caultlns purchaser alter five days ad
Vertisement of such resale i'll some newspaper rub
lshed III Washington, DC. All conveyancing &c, at
the cost of the purchaser.
RADCLIFFE. DARR & CO,
oo-d&ds Auctioneers.
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF Two-sToRY BRICK
DWELLING. CONTAINING SIN ROOMS AND
BATH, No 302 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE
NORTHEAST.
BY virtue of deed of trust dated the 18th day of
March, 1889. and duly recorded in Liber No 1850
Folio 4S3 ct seq, Of the land records OF the Dis
trct of Columbia and by direction of the party Sc
cured thereby. the undersigned Trustees will sell AZ
public auction, in front of the premises, on SATUR-
DAi. OCTOBER ELEVENTH, 1850. at FOUR
O'CLOCK. the following described property. Lot s.
in Henry layers subdivision OF original lot . in
square ISL together with the improvements, which
consist of Two story Brick Dwelling, containing SIX
rooms and BATH No 302 Massachusetts avenue north
east.
twelve months, with bearing interest and Sc
cured by deed Of trust 81 90 depost required the
time of sale. All conveyancing anu recording pur
chRsers cost.
H. BRADLEY DAvIDsCNy ,ru,...
se9-dts DAVID u. STONE, iFustees'
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6l5 1TH ST. NV.
JEwELRY STORE.

Have opened q hrst-elass retail credit
The Louisiana Democrat., 1890-07-02
THE CHICAGO EXPOSITION.
How 1t viii Be Affected by the Passage
of the Mckinley Bill.

How 1t VIII Be Affected by the Passage
of the Mckinley Bill.
Mr.. Mckinley and his bill are heart
lily damned in England and Washing
ton, and should be in Chicago Every
body in this city owes the ingenious
Mr.. Mckinley a large and incradicable
grudgo for getting up and lobbying
through the House of Representatives
measure calculated to hurt the
worlds fair very seriously. Mckinley
has in all probability made such a
muss Of it with his idiotic and useless
bill that England will decline an invi-
tation to exhibit at the worlds fair on
the ground that her products, being
virtually barred out of America by Nc
Kinley and his bill, she has no reason
for exhibiting them to American eyes.
Holland will probably decline also. The
increased duty on Sumatra tobacco will
he a thorn in tho Netherland
side which will be very diff
cult of extraction. Mr.. Blaine,
who doesn't like Mckinley, and who
was opposed to his bill for party reasons
as well as from principles, has received
information from a great many of our
representatives at foreign courts, the
consensus of which is that the McKin-
ley bill will initiate against the sue
cess of the fair more seriously than
could have been imagined. The foreign
governments and public have really an
exaggerated idea of the bill-England
especially looks upon it as an almost
absolute severance of the commercial
relations between the two countries.
The Mckinley bill is bad enough, but
not so utterly and deplorably compre.
hensive as the English Foreign Secre-
tary has made it appear to the British
subject. Since it has been passed by a
lot of dunder-headed congressman who
were afraid to vote outside their party
lines let Mr.. Blaine and the rest of the
politic Republicans who are in control
of the affairs Of state try and square
things as much as possible with our
friends abroad. The fats in the fire, to
be sure, but may be policy may rescue
part of what self-glorification so ruth
lessly sought to destroy. Chicago Mail
The Louisiana Democrat., 1890-07-02
LUZ FOUR-LEAVED CLOVER.

von wish to know the Legend OF the hV'le iour-
Icaycd clover?
"A rrv it brings good luck to her who wears
Il in her shoe?
mn teton then, I'll tell you, for I've thought
the matter over
r,,onr ro,-rll take this rocker here beside
the fire and you.
when Hope and Faith, and Charity throo SIS
tiers happy hearted,
Wont roaming through this land OF ours from
distant sea to Tea,
,,o,oa,h their Fastening feet the little three
1naycd clover started,
To thrive, and grow, and blossom over hill and
grassy lea,
leaf for each, you sec my dear, trefoil OF emer-
aid tintin7.
Az fresh and bright and beautiful as ever they
could be,
Their yellow, white and crimson blossoms
blooming without stinting,
with one for Hope and one for Faith, and one
for Charity.
put now came ore more lovely far, a fair and
radiant being
Whose form and feature far outshone the beau
ty Of the three;
With outTtretcneu wings OF rainbow nueS ana
eyes though ell unseeing
We're bright as Hopes and clear as Faiths and
kind as Charity's.
He scarcely touched the verdant fields as he
went flying over,
The wide, wide world from cast to west to ind
the maidcns three;
But where he stepped, now here, now there, q
knowing little clover
Added leaf named Love to Hope and Faith
and Charity
and that Is why (because the leaf belongs to all
true loversJ
That, should you wear it, dear, within your
dainty little shoe,
Twill be q magic talisman whereby you may
discover
The one you are to love tho best-the one who
will love you.
But, dear, tho most mysterious thing about this
iour-leaved clover
Is that not ono, but every leaf, must always
treasured be,
Unless onc-half the charm is lost. So think
the matter over
To KEEP Love- entertain sweet Hope and Faith
and Charity!
Eva Best in Detroit Free Press.
The Louisiana Democrat., 1890-07-02

an associate in the TRANSACTION, Jle j.
Blake Walters, at that time cashier of
the State treasury. Walters Subsequent
ly drank himself to death. Amos G.
Noyes, the State Treasurer, died not
long ago afterward and his death was
said to have been duo largely to his fear
that the robbery might be discovered
Quay himself was for months the victim
Of guilty terror. A new State Treasurer
had been elected, and exposure was inn
minent A friend who visited him at
the Lochiel House, in Harrisburg,
found him drunk, and debating
whether he should cut his throat or
jump into the Susquehanna river. This
friend visited Don Cameron, laid the
case before him, and that statesman, to
avert a scandal which would have done
great damage to the Republican party in
Pennsylvania, contributed over SlOO, 900
to make up the deficit. The rest of the
sum necessary was supplied by Quay
and Walters. Quay secured vindica-
tion by being nominated and elected
to the Office of State Treasurer. But it
was not merely vindication Quay want
ed He wanted another chance at the
State finances. He got it, and availed
himself of it and much more successful
ly than before. TO pay for the bonds
and shares of tho North Chicago Rail-
road Company he took $500, 1000 from the
State treasury and deposited it in the
Peoples Bank of Philadelphia. Will
lam II. Kemblo, who had been par
doned Il few years before by Quays par
doning board, after having been con-
victed of bribery, was president of the
bank. The S4OO, remained in the
Peoples Bank. Tho Chicago securities
were delivered to Quay, who sold them
at higher figure and pocketed the
profits and restored the embezzlcd funds
to the State treasury."-Albany IN. W
| ArruS
The Louisiana Democrat., 1890-07-02
PITH AND POINT.

The aimless man never hits tho
bulls-eye of success.--N. 0. Picayune.
The man who is not successful in
love at least escapes the horrors of the
war that may follow that success
Puck
You may only drink from sorrows
cup but once in your whole life, yet you
will never be able to get the bitter
taste of the dregs out of your mouth
thereafter. Once a Week.
Bring up child in the way that he
should 60, and whom he is old just hear
him take all the credit to himself for
his yirtuous youth. .-Somerville Jour-
nal.
While circumstances may often
make or mar mans life, 'wo may often
make the circumstance. The only way
to conquer circumstance, is to be the
biggest circumstance yourself.-Anon.
There is not man in the world but
desires to be, or to be thought to be, a
wise man; and yet, if he considered how
little he contributes himself thereunto,
he might wonder to find himself in any
tolerable degree of Understandings
Clarendon.
Only those who know the supremacy
of the intellectual life, the life which
has seed of ennobling thought and
purpose within it, can understand the
grief of one who falls from that serene
activity into the absorbing soul, vast
ing struggle with worldly annoyances.-
George Eliot.
He who does the best he can is al
ways improving. His best of yester-
day is outdone to-day, and his best of
to-day will be outdone tomorrow. 1t
is this steady progress, no matter from
what point it starts, that forms the
chief element Of all greatness and good
ness.
While ten men watch for chances,
one man makes chances: while ten mon
wait for something to turn up, one man
turns something up; so, while ten fail,
one succeeds, and is called man Of
luck-the favorite of fortune. There
is no luck like pluck, and fortune most
favorS those who are most Indifferent to
fortune. .-Hallett.
"A man is often revelation unto
himself. When in conversation he
advances a particularly brilliant theory,
or explains away with remarkable and
unusual adroitness standing difficulty,
it does not necessarily follow that he
has evolved all this by slow and pain
full degree previous to his outfashing.
On the contrary, he may be as much
surprised by his stroke Of genius as any
of his friends.-Judge.
In spite of pretense and its short
lived success, men are generally valued
at what they are worth. Sincerity and
honest endeavor will not die unrecog-
nized, although their recognition has
not been sought or expected. Those
whom the world has most greatly hon
ored have generally thought and cared
the least about its plaudits. Absorbed
in their undertakings and conscious of
their own capacities, they have been
! masters both of themselves and of their
work; and public esteem, unasked and
unsought, has been poured upon them
in full moasure.-N. Y. Ledger.