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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-21
ARREST OF a FUGITIVE.
Kate Baumgardner Arrested In a l'hils
deinlila uaus4a of Bul Rsnuinllan

Aote lSauinkatunef Affcsteu III I'nlIH-
deiphia House of Had Reputation.
Kate Baumgardner was convicted at the
March term of quarter sessions court of
adultery. Her sentence was postponed for
few days and Kate failed to appear on the
date designated. Her bail was forfeited
aud process issued for her arrest. The
sheriff sent il to Constable Bransby, of the
Twenty fourth ward, Philadelphia, and he
located her at disreputable house, No. 4
Wiley's court, near Tenth and Race
streets, ON Thursday afternoon. The
constable visited the house to serve the
process on Kate, and when no read the
writ to her she at first denied being the
party wanted. The officers description of
her was 30 perfect that he was sure she
was the one wanted that he informed her
that be intended taking her to Lancaster.
She then admitted she was Kate Baum
gardner and the constable brought her to
Lancaster on the night train. She was
placed In the station house until this morn
Ing when she was handed over 10 the
sheriff. Her counsel is absent from the
city and sentence will not be imposed on
her until tomorrow morning.
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3elorketa.
PhiIadeDphia Produce Market.

Phfladelphla Produce markell
PHILADELPHIA, Mar. a. Noon Flour steady;
Penn'a supers, 0OA2 40; extra. 25O@8 %.
family, 8s0e3 80; roller, 50el %. patent,
Wheat irm No. 2 Red new. st6silSc
No. Penn'a Red, SOC; No. 2 do, s7lS9sslyc.
Corn steady; No. ., new. 36eS7>sc old. go
&c.
Oats nrm; No. White aoseonc.; No. .
,ran frfi Winter si5 so@ie 80; spring slA rs
Glb 90.
timothy 10 O0p13 10 for choice; mixed, Sdpe ~
baled rye straw. new, el5 t0gl8.
Butter Arm; Penn'a creamery extra
1B@27c Penna hrsts extra, SOC iobbtng, 3laab.
Eggs irn Penna nrsts, l4oola4c; held lots,
1b@t i6c, ms 20 quality.
Cheese frm; part skins. 7ast.c; full skins
lG2c.
Petroleum dull refined In bbls., 81 %.
Potatoes Arm: bSta87c per bus. as W quality,
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COMPANY c INSPECTED.

- soldiers Proficient In Drill--Their
Equipments In Good Condition.
CcLuMRlA, March 2l.Company c,
oarth Regiment N. q. r., was inspected
y the armory last evening by Lieut.. Col.
B. Case, Of Marietta. The members
ore inspected In heavy marching order
n very thorough manner, and made q
q 2Sofy creditable appearance. Tho inspect-
E3ng officer complimented Captain Bennett
<1n the excellence Of his command. After
1ho inspection of arms and equipments the
Roompany were inspected in skirmish drill
md guard mount, showing thei same pro-
5Hloncy "a in the previous inspection. Ser.
|1sant Major Chrissman, of the Fourth regi-
o>ent, was present. Col. Lei. and Adju-
st6ns O'Neill expected to bS1present, but
2uipset e..s.tions at Reading.
= ~ George Early Smith, well known
S6uang man, was before Squire Evans this
morning on common charge preferred by
~ woman. In default Of $500 bail he was
4ommitted TO Jail for trial.
t;qTwo tramps were In town yesterday and
Il HDid two silver watches, ono for rs cents
zond tho other for -. They got drunk on
\ Ne proceeds and had good time with
John Lippold, n worthless character Of
/ Town, who has frequently been In Jail.
One of the men leN town, but the other
vas arrested by Officer Wittick and sent
& - jail for i've days by Squire Evans. The
watch sold for 50 IL an open face, Elgin
4 make, No. 2,0S3. .4s3. On the back In en-
ssRsaved bird perched on limb.
Mat Malson, a notorious colored woman,
SWas before Squire Solly last night for being
drunk and disorderly. The case WAS con-
tlnued TO give her chance to pay the
Rorsts
IL Riverside Home, No. 27, will 20 to Lam
4 SnAter this evening TO pay fraternal visit
y - Fulton Home Of that city.
& Miss Joe Bennett entertained number
go ladies and gentlemen from Lancaster
I - her home on North Third street last
& evening.
Officer Wttick has received letter from
4 Jas- p. Givin, of Monticello, Ind, sheriff OF
white county, in reference TO man named
Z BY Officer Wittick for breaking Jail In the
4 state. A description of the man wanted
will be sent to the officer.
Mrs. w. II. Cobaugh, OF Philadelphia, is
4 Visiting friends In town.
HS G. Il. Stricklcr. receiving teller at the
First National bank, Is on the sick list.
s Miss Helen Bruner Is homo on visit
n from Hackettstown, N. J.
Az The Reading 4 Columbia pay car was In
town this morning.
Cards are out for the marriage Of Mary
Elizabeth Hershey, daughter of Justice II
" 3. Hershey, Of Columbia, and Frank
Hoernli Steacy, of York. The wedding
VIII take place In the NJ thodist church, o.
~ Columbia, on Thursday, April 8.
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CoMMoN COUNCIL oRpINANcE, NO. .
March D. 1870. In Common Council Read and
Referred TO the Finance Committee.
Same day Reported Back
Afiirmaliyely
An ordinance creating a temporary loan and
sppfopriating the same to different DEPART

An ordinance creating a temporary loan and
appropriating the same to different depart
ments.
SECTION !. BE II ordained by the select and
common councils OF the city of Lancaster Thai
the mayor be and Is hereby authorized and EN-
powered to negotiate "A loan 10 the city of Ian
caster OF twenty-five thousand, nine hundred
and forty-siS dollars payable on the first day OF
August, n, ID. 1880, at the rate OF interest not
exceeding six per cent. per annum.
SEC. z. That the said sum OF twenty Two thou
sand, nine hundred and forty y-six s22,aif dol.
lars, be and Is hereby appropriated for The fol-
lowing objects hereinafter specified, viz: To
water works general. the sum Of three thousan nd
dollars thereof; TO salaries, four hundred dol.
lars thereof to salaries. engineers and drivers
1re department, nine hundred and twenty y-six
dollars thereof; TO police and turnkey five
thousand, two hundred and twenty dollars
thereof; 10 lighting city, twelve thousand
thereof; TO repairs TO streets four hundred
dollars thereof 10 contingencies, one thousand
dollars thereof.
Ordained and enacted into a law at the City
of Lancaster, March 49, 1880.
]. II. BAUMGARDNER
President pro tenn. Common Council.
DAVID l.. DEEM,
Olerk Of Common Council.
President Select Council.
j. X. BARR,
Clerk Select Council.
m2i-std LEY, Mayor.
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A shooting Contest.

The first trap shoot by the North End
Gun club was held at Annadale, Mannheim
township, Thursday afternoon. II was at
clay pigeons, Is yards rise, 30 birds TO each
shooter, with the following result: Theo.
Beck, "a; Thos. A. Anderson, 10; Jacob +.
Wolfer, IL Adam kuhlman, IL. The next
shoot will be held on Thursday afternoon,
March 9th, at the same place.
Theo. Beck, who will leave The city on
the first OF April, resigned as secretary,
whereupon Jacob J.. Wolfer was unani-
mous'y elected his successor, as well AS
treasurer and captain of the club, for the
ensuing year.
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A Young Nnn lIurt

Robert +. Snyder, young man whose
home is at GreeDsburg, attempted to get off
freight train, which was moving along
very fast, at Dillerville on Wednesday
svening. He missed bis footing and was
dragged for over one hundred yards. lie
was terribly cut and bruised about the legs
and was taken to the county hospital.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-21
DALACE OF FASHION.
AsTRICHs
PALACE OF FASHION,
l15 AND 1T N. QUEEN ST.,
LANCASTER.

Tomorrow, Saturday, March
22d, we start another Great
Ribbon Sale at Special Prices.
We have secured some large
lots Of New and Desirable Rib
bons which we offer from to-
morrow on at the following
special prices
Nos. 9 and u, all Silk Satin
Ribbon, picot edge, in all the
leading colors, at &C yard.
One lot of Brocaded and
Moiree Sash Ribbons, in pink,
light blue, cream and cardinal,
at 2sc yard.
Double-faced Satin Ribbon,
all pure silk, heaviest quality
made.
No. 3, at 7c a yard, worth IS.
No. 4, at &C yard, worth IS.
No. S, at Ioc a yard, worth 20.
No. 7, at I2c yard, worth IS.
No. I6, at 2oc a yd, worth 50.
Two-tone, double-faced, heav-
lest quality, all pure silk.
No. 9, at 2oc, worth IS.
No. IL, at 25c, worth 40.
No. I6, at 25c, worth As.
No. 22, at 2oc, worth 60.
One lot Of elegant New
Fancy Ribbons, in all the lead
ing Spring Colors, at Ioc.
One lot at Ioc.
One lot at 25c yard.
Colored Satin Ribbons in all
the leading colors.
No. a, at sc a yard.
No. S, at &C yard.
No. 7, at sc yard.
No. 9, at &c yard.
No. IL, at SC yard.
Black Gros-Grain Ribbons,
satin edge, warranted pure SILK,
and excellent quality.
No. 9, at Ioc a yard.
No. IL, at I2c yard.
No. 10, at Isc a yard.
No. ~, at Ioc a yard.
These are job lot, and can
not be duplicated at the above
prices.
One lot of I5-inch wide
Surah Sash Ribbon at 81 a yd.
NOTICE.
Our Opening Days take
place WEDNESDAY to SAT
URDAY, APRIL 2D, SD, 4TH
AND 5TH.
Store will be open every
evening on Opening Days.
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EHER GUILTY.
cnlesSs AGAINST fHs IvASssLICAL
DlsIeP AII SUSTAINED.


|InaADrNo, March 2i.--The committee of
Iln1slsrs investigating Bishop Esher, Of
Dcngo, this afternoon rendered verdict
4 guilty of all the charges-falsehood
|EIder and revivipR old difficulties for the
epcse Of creating dissensious In the
nech.
SEhey recommend that Bishop Esher be
pended as bishop and ~ minister Of
~ Evangelical church until the general
inference In 1891.
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Holland Herring. In kegs, very best, 81 TO-
Smoked Herring, IN boxes, DC. smoked Had
dock, l2iSc. Smoked Cromarty Bloaters, very
fine, for i0c. Smoked Bloater Herring, for
l0c. Smoked Cromarty Haddies, lOc u b. Spiced
Shrimps, Spiced oysters, Spiced Hard and Soft
and Clam Chowder, SOC. Cod Fish. Boned Her
ring, Canned Mackere and Pickled Tripe.
Olives, all sizes, Mushrooms, Capres, Ancho-
viss, In finest oil. AnchOvy and Bloater Paste,
Fresh Lobster. salmon and Deviled Crabs. Sar-
dimes In oil, Mustard, and finest Sarttnes In oil.
italian Macaroni, spahyetti, vermicelli and
English and Parmesan Cheese (for Macaroni1
Finest Deep Sea No Bloater Mackerei, 2Oc y
N. Large No. /. very fine and white, at Is y h.
Nice White Mackerel, &c each or for Csc. White
Fish, &c u N. Picked Herring, ms for 25.'
NOW LOOK! Prepared Ham, l8c y N. Skin
DC. skinned shoulder mo fat, Sc, Finest Break
fast Bacon, l21sc. summer BOLOGNA, Nc. Fine
Dried Beef. l0c Very Finest Knuckie Beef l5c.
MIND YOU! Very Finest Dried Peas &c a
at. Large Marrowfat Beans, Sc. ns Fine Evap-
Grated Dried Corn for 25c. Lentils, split Peas,
RoLIEp OATS, is,sc pack. Did you get
Oats, Oatmeal and Finest Wheat Germ--all 8
Ms for 25G Coraline, &c and l0c a pack. Corn
meal, s qts for 30c. Genuine York County
Buckwheat In sacks, 25c. Self-Raising Buck
wheat 10, 10 and lsc n pack.
"OUh FAMILY PhN SlClANn and BRA D.
BURY'S ENCYCLOPAEDIA, worth 81 and %
respectively, given, away: Ask for n card
ond nature to us, as the boy said who got the
whipping" II is more blessed I'd give than re-
ceive."
70 Barrels Sugar Just in-look for Bargains.
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VIII Take the Merrimao.

Al. Mohn has rented the Merrimac
house, on Prince street, now run by Sam.
nei Kepperling, and he will take possession
ON April LIST. Mr.. Mohn is well known
Young man who has been connected with
the Eagle and other hotels for years. Jos.
hondhelmer takes the Merrimac stables.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-21
A surprise Party.

A pleasant surprise party was held in
heir of Miss Lille Adams, at her home
on East Walnut street last evening. After
playing number Of games the Star Musi-
cal club entertained the party with vocal
aud instrumental music. Refreshments
were served.
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mem zsprrsssss ss,,ss,ss.
CoMMON COUNCIL ORDINANCE, No:A
March s, ise0. In Common Council Rsad ana
Referred 10 the Finance CQmmittee
Same day Reported Bach
Af1ryuR Il ve1y. p

Referred TO the Finance CQmmittee
Same day Reported Back Y
Anirmsuveiy.
two one hundred dollar certificates of In
dcbtedDess Of the city ~ Lancaster issued by
virtue Cf an ordinance, entitled .an ordinance
20 fund one hundred and eighty-tw0 thou
sand, seven hundred dollars uf the existing
certihcatea OF indebtedness, bearing SIX per
cent q the city Of Lancaster" Approved Feb
Whereas, BY virtue OF an ordinance entitled
" an ordinance 10 fund one hundred and eighty
two thousand, seven hundred dollars Of the ex-
isting certificates " iHdebedness, bearing ak
February Z, 1870. the mayor of the city was ati-
thorixed 10 issue certificates Of Indebtedness
inter ALA Of two hundred dollars In denOmtna-
tiOns OF one hundred doilarN 10 bear interest ~
four per cent. I,cr aunum, payable quarterly
Therefore be IL ordained by the select aud COM
mon councils Of the city of Lancaster that the
mayor he and II hereby authorized ANA EN-.
powered Ia cancel the two said certificates OF
Indebtedness Of the denomination Of one nun
nance Aforesaid, approved February !, lgsO.
Ordaiacd and enacted Into = law at the City
Of Lancaster, March 10, 1y90.
J. IL. BAUM8ARDNER,
President pro tenn. Common Council.
DAVID H. DEEM,
Clerk Common Council.
u. II. LONG,
President Select Council.
Clerk Select Council.
Approved Marco %, isov.
m2f3td EDW. EDGERLEY, Mayor.
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FOR SERVICE. AND CHEAP!
BOYS Shoes!

The right sort OF footwear for the rough and
tumble usage of strong, active, robust boys
Shoes made of leather well tanned and tough
in grain-leathers that do not readily crack or
break and which ensure long ana strong SER
vice. Those are the kinds that form the theme
for our shoe story to-day. Prices away down,
too, for qualities so good. That's news, good
news to him who foots the shoe bills.
We've IA 81 shoe to start with-a solid leather
shoe, sizes to So inclusive. lace or button,
" ith seamless vamps, nicely trimmed ana neat
looking. They're barg aims at the price, sure.
Another grade Is marked at 81 25 it's good
make to give trial. They fit and wear well and
possess plenty of style. Here's another to tell
of-25c higher-sl 70 IA pair Have seamless
vamps, fair-stitched soies and finished. TRIM
med and made In "A superior manner Nobby-
looking, fitting snugly and wear strongly.
There's many more makes Of shoes here at
like figures quoted above. We've not space
here, however TO describe them. Come and ex-
anime them that will suffice to convince you
we've the cheapest and best boys shoes sold I'm
Lancaster and more OF them To pick from than
anywhere else.
And the finer grades we have, too, for
these who'll want them. Handsome and attrac-
tive styles for fine dress. These come In b., c.,
ID. and f. widths and in lengths To So, rang
Ing in price from 81 rs to S.
MODELS or EXCELLENCE IN MAKE AND
MATERIAL,
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Mc0rann a Nowlen, tailors, No. iSs North
Queen street, are now prepared 10 show you the
finest line Of suitings, Trouscfings and Spring
Overcoatings ever brought 70 this city, many
OF which are exclusive styles. FIT, wlmminGs
and prices guaranteed. marl4-2wd
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LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST.

WILL. FURNISH COMPLETE a society
room on the Sd story Of my new building, 5Oxy}0
feet, with two ante rooms lax Is feet All heated
with st-am and all the conveniences, and will
rent them to societies at a moderate price
This Is good chance for societies TO get the
best lodge room in the city, as IL has AN ele-
CANT entrance and will be papered and carpet.,d
handsomely, or will rent the whole I'd story,
size SsxSO feet, at a low price.
Second-story ited out for fairs, balls and
package parties.
Apply to JNO. r. HEINITSH
mar2l2t No. lt5 North Queen Street
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marriages.

SToNER 0ARvIN. Al the Prcsby byterian
Memorial parsonage, March 70, by Rev. Thomas
Thompson, y. D., Mr.. Harry II. stoner and Miss
Lillian 0arvin. ltd
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II No Cure or Relief No Ray.

n No Cure or Relief No Pay.
give a written guarantee win every Electric
Belt sell myself, and u after one weeks trial
you are not benefited or cured will refund the
money less 20 per cent c. U. Hoke, inventor.
at 3s3 North Queen street, Lancaster, Pa, every
Wednesday, from . .. m. to8p.m m.
vunrl7-6td
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-21
c,ELEcr COUNCIL ORDINANCE NO. 8.

C,ELEcr COUNCIL ORDINANCE No.a
January I, 1880. In Select C0uncii Read and
Referred 10 the Finance Committee. Feb
ruary 8, 1880. RepOrted Back Anirma-
lively and Ordered Printed.
4tf
An ordinance increasing and liking The salary
of the chief engineer OF the fire department
and defining part of his duty.
SECTION !, BE It ordained by the Select ana
Common Councils Of the City Of Lancaster, that
the cbt tef engineer Of the fire department Of Lam
nine hundred dollars, TO be paid In monthly
insta1amenis by warrant upon the city treas
ury, as n full compensation for the discharge
aii his duties, now or hereafter impOsed upon
him by Acts Of Assembly or ordinances; and
that IL shall be a part Of his duty TO attend 10,
rcgu. .ate and superintend the fire alarm Of
fre department.
SEc. q Al ordinances or parts Of ordinances
Inconsistent herewith or supplied by the pro-
visions hereof are repealed.
Ordained and enacted into law at the City
of Lancaster, March q iso,,.,n,r, 1880
President pro TEN. Common Council.
Clerk Common Council.
ID. e. LONG,
President Select Council.
J.K. Barr,
Clerk Select Council.
ApPrrooyed March Az, 9, 1890 s,,v,,rv x.v..
SELECr COUNCIL ORDINANCE NOS
February 8, 1850. In Select Council, Reat and
Referred TO the street Committee. Same
Day Reported Back AHirmative,y
and Ordered Printed.
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alr,u Advertisements.

rHEAP-PURE RYE wHISKIEs BLACK
~ berry, Ginger and Kummei Brandies.
RoHRER's LIQUOR STORE,
No. " Centre Square,
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S, ELECT COUNCIL oRpINANCE NO. l.

February 5, 1890 In Select Council Read and
Referred to the Street Committee same
Day Reported Back A At1irmatively
and Ordered Printed.
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STOCK Markets.
Quotations by Reed. Mc0rann 4 Co., bankers
Ia Pm.
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REMouSI==,E

On April l, we will remove nom our present.
location to NO. l23 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
opposite the Franklin House. In order tu re-
duce stock before removal, we will dispose OF III
at prices that will greatly astonish you. A mill
stock of everything In the Shoe Line to seiaetI
from. Respectfully Yours, .------>|
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MODELS or EXCELLENCE IN MAKE AND
MATERIAL.
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CTEAM HEAT Is THE COMING HEAT FOR
- dwellings, churches, school houses, ETC.,
though successfully used one hundred years
ago. When you contemplate change call on
JOHN BEST, who will give you a satisfactory
job, at a fair price. m7-tfd
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-12-04
Lifting Power of plants.

Experiments OF q peculiar character
have been carried on at several of the
noted agricultural colleges OF the
United States. the object being to as
certain the lifting power OF GROWN g
plants of different species. The one
result which has, perhaps, attacted the
greatest attention is the discovery that
weight of two and half tons can be
lifted by the. common Yankee pump
kin in the course OF its development.
DR.. Carpenter relates the story of a
paving stone weighing eighty-three
pounds that was raised from its bed
(when joined by others on all four
sidcs) by such q soft piece OF fungi as
the common mushroom. And still an
other and more remarkable story is
added to the above. A man having q
cask Of sweet wine placed it in an
empty cellar to mature. When exam
ined several years later it had risen
from the floor Of the cellar TO the cell
ing, having been borne upward upon
the tender shoots of vine fungus,
with which the cellar was tilled.-St.
Louis Republic.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-12-04
IHC XT0atlse HIuv.

"a confidence man-yes. VIC are a
sharp crowd. but occasionally our
smartness gets us into trouble" said
one of the -schemcrs to a reporter. Il
attended the Grand Army encampmcnt
at Boston. / had an old veteran in
tow one night talking war with him
for all l WAS worth. l sa:d | was at
the battle Of Gettysburg ana slept in
an Old barn about half mile east of
the town the nigh, alter the third Gay 5
battle.
He looked up suddenly at this.
Was it red barn. he asked. l said
Yes. And did another soldier sleep
with you" ! don't know why l was
so thoughtless, but answered yes.
He jumped at me and yelled, Give it
back to me. you thieving scoundrel.
What" said !. My pocketbook
You took it, you lying Villain Well,
sir. it took me a half hour of the hard
est talking l ever did to convince that
old vet that it was another barn. -
Seattle Journal.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-12-04
NPOrcelniN Finish.o

The Painters Gazette gives the most
approved method of producing the
porcelain finish" which is the latest
craze for finishing dining rooms in
pure white. If it is new work the
wood must have q coat of shellac to
prevent pitch from coming through; if
hard pine it should receive two coats.
If over old paint it must be sandpa-
pered down to a perfectly smooth sur
face and all imperfections filled with
putty. Give the work four coats of
French zinc. mixed with raw oil, and
enough turpentine to. make it dry with
only an egg shell gloss.
Give enough time between each coat
to dry perfectly dry before applying
another. When dry and hard sand
paper to q smooth surface with No. 0
saudpaperx eaen it is ready for the fin
ish. which Consists of two coats Of
French zinc ground i'll and thinned
with Demar varnish. There should
| be no oil in the finishing coat, as il
would tend to lessen the gloss anG
turn the paint yellow.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-12-04
About Dancing.

As to my dancing, it seems to be a
popular impression abroad that my
legs do duty for my voice. Why. it
was only the other day that friend of
mine who saw me shaking my leg-I
had been laid up several days with a
boil on it-innocently inquired if I was
running the scales" Dancing is not
q mere matter of legs. The audience
not only watches the legs of favorite
dancer but they also observe his eyes.
The brain OF dancing is in the eye.
The end OF the dance that calls forth
applause depends more on the express
sion OF the face than on any movement
of the feet. The hands play as great
a part in dancing as the feet.-Francis
Wilson in Kate Fields Washington.