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BEKKrLEY Pure Rye Whisky.

TEE wellknown firm of johnson Brothers
supply more families with fuel than any one
firm In the United States.
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"Bromodine" cures Headache. doses 25c
nl4-tr
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EvKRYTHING new in the furniture line at
Eudden's furniture, carpet and stove stores,
$50 and 932 It'll street northwest Weekly or
monthly payments to suit purchasers.
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Shrewd buyers who look around before pur-
chasing have secured big bargains at 73l 9Th
ST. NV. 4. E. BIkCKuEAD.
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"Rockbridge Rye" finest made, "a pei
gallon; 81 quart bottle. LYNca's, 404 9th st. n. W.
s1-m&ftr
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MAsrroU. ginger, champagne, should be in
every household. Beats the imported ginger
ale. (Non-alcoholic.)
CuARLrs KRAEMKn,
737 7th at NV
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If You WAsr
To get present that will be appreciated for the hol
days 20 to
and give him order for Free hand Crayon Portrait
His work can be seen in the windows of the following
places Of business
W. II. Houyhton Co., 1914 st. NV.
+. s. Williams Co.. Cor 9th and SITS. NV.
G. q. c. simms, Cor. l4th and MY. ave. NV
q. W. Simpson. Cor. 9th aud G Sta NV.
Francis Miller. 3O7 9th ut. NV.
A. F. Hendershott. l4OO 18th st. NV.
q l. Kelley Co., 426 7th st. s.w.
Braces Drug Store. 2929 NJ st. NV.
Mackan Bros, Cor 9Th and SITS. ne.
W. u. Metzerott & Co.. lilo Of. NV
c. A. Prentss, Cor. 9th and ny. ave.
VI. p Hsrlst. $500 Pa ave
W. T. Mills Cigar Stand. 90 st. NV. or ut Studio
Cor 9th and Mass. ave. NV. LARGEST and only first
class studio in Washington. Open until Bpm.
nl2-Ot' II. b. SMITH, Artist
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SILKS. VElvrrs. BLAsxrrs. SHAw1s

Silks. VE1vrrs. BLANKETS. SHAw1s
LADIES' CLOTH fLAiD DRESS GOODS, one y,id
aud half wide, all hne WOOL Cash bargain Doc
S SStSEE S sItK Sl Ho5 AZ
size; ~ ~ Is. 81. SO. ss. S6. o.; SO, sl0; 80,
SLAck Six aos s.hA ssi:iis 81 ~a.
sIEETisa S9fTSS. sses.n. quality. ,mmsu..
IESRiETiG CASHMERE. serge. elesan. French
dress goods nearly yard and half vide. pure wool;
Very best qualify Fruit of the Loom Cotton. one
'i IaD DIES cloth DRESS GOODS yard and hal,
sro@ur Cash S.x.sn ss soe sae' efeen aarns'' Black
G: 1as :.s q s7
HESSiETf1 INeLrsH cAsHMKREs w,d.double
TABLE DXHAssS. SIS. : soS.. 45s Soc 81
cARTxR's STRICTLY CASH STORE
III MARKET SPACE NEAR 7rHsx
a. VALUABLE z; PREsINTs- Select one Of the follow;
Handsome Dsmssk Towel, worth 55c.; Hall Dozen
aSs;f sS l:s. s q sf
70 EMoyAL sALE-THE STOCK MUST BF SOLD
~ for Whist Y win bsinsl ease Cent? Fancy Slip
pers, worth q; removal. Csc. case Cent? Patent
De cess: 6oasoi. FL hat sssoa worth
i.eii III - .s sa skr aeS
GEKrg SUITS sOoURED AED PREssTD e.
0'se' 90 v~ss ese fAass' asa
Altering end Repsiring ssssly 49,
Goods called fse and dsHvered
L RA RREyEx sac K It nvs
su7-0m undse ths 1svnsetee
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Be CAREFUL, 1T PAYs.-Many people dig
their graves with knife and fork; that is, they
eat too much and too often. OF course. dys-
pepsia, fiatulency gastric irritability and a
number of intestinal complications result. ell
of which can be cured by the Use of that splen-
did tonic and stomachic. DR.. Henley's Celery,
Beef and Iron. 81 per bottle. Its action is
that of gentle stimulus or tonic, with nutri-
ment and blood purifying properties.
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vEnY FINE Lor, near New Hampshire avenue
and Oregon street, TO be sold tomorrow at 49,
See advertisement
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IMPosTED ginger ale 81 dozen, at
CHARLES KRAEMKRs,
73T eth at N W
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As Messenger Austin Of the Prairie State
National Bank Of Chicago returned Saturday
from the post Office he discovered that parcel
containing several thousand dollars in cur
rency and clearing house checks for 81, 600
had mysteriously disappeared from the buggy
lie became frantic, and running into the bank
told the officials of his loss The police were
Immediately notified and soon dozen officers
were out searching for the missing satchel. In
the mean time little boy, who runs errands
for q tailor, found the satchel ten minutes
after it had fallen out Of tho buggy and took II
to his employer, who promptly returned II to
the bank
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VIsrT THE EMPIRE CARPET CLEANING WoRXs,
6Sl-635 Mass ave. NV. Telephone 1852.
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BERKELEY ID pure.

Bur YouB Coal OF J. MAURy DOVE Only
Highest grades OF family coal handled
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House & HERBMASS's for furniture and car
petsI Cash or credit See adv't, page 10
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weafl,ey

FORECAST TILL EIonr AN. TUESDAY.
For the District OF Columbia, Virginia and
North Carolina, light rain; warmer; souiherly
wtnda
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WIZ. n. McKSEw will offer tomorrow MORN
ing ladies half-wool vests and pants which
usually retail at OIL for SOC. each TO create Q
run on them.
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ALL A MATTER OF CHOICE

WEN you have dull languid feeling use
A. Is. c. Tonic.
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Headache, Neuralgia. Dizziness, Nervous.
ness, Spasms, Sleeplessness cured by Mr.. Miles
Nervine Samples free at
I MERTZ's DRUG STORE, l0l4 st
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BICYCLES.

RlCYCLEs-LoOK AT TIE CUT IN PRICEs
- We have recently purchased the entire stock Of
large bicycle house and prepared tne
machines At the following eatr mely low prices for
cash: hush SAFETY, former price ,. sUU, bali
bearing Crescent former price ESQ, &SO: Plain
pear1nx Crescent former price e0U;
Juno, former price eco. 500; Bsll-be.ring
JUNIOR Tor boy or e1rls Iormer rce $50. $40;
in-bearlng Junior, for boys girls, Trlce
go. now $50. kEMEMBER. THESE AXE ALL
NEw MACHINES. Call and see them
GRO. b. ATwATER CO,
s26-3m 1424-2| fennsylva ~.
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GEORGETOWN.

PAPER CHASE THANKSGIVING DAY-The
Woodley Hunt Club met Saturday night and
several new members were elected. The ad-
visibility of increasing the initiation fee was
considered and finally agreed upon, the fee
being now els. The house committee was ON
powered to purchase suitable furniture for the
club house, which is at present undergoing ex-
tensive repairs Ii was determined at this
meeting that club paper chase would be given
on Thanksgiving day. to be started at o'clock,
and also that after this chase all events Of this
character would be purely invitation affairs.
A COMING Observation-Disclosures are out for
the marriage Of Mr.. Louis DuFief to Miss
Imogene Mcintyre, to take place on the 26th
instant at Trinity (Catholic) Church.
BoUaHr A Bio FARM.-Chantilly farm in
Fairfax county, $50 acres, has been sold to
]. T. Weaver of Georgetown for eli, 900 cash.
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QUART OF 81 WHISKY for 75c.
CHARLES kRAENER, 737 It'll st. NV.
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CONDITION or TEE WATER

Temperature and condition Of water at
am--Great Falls. temperature. IS: condition.
Sc. Receiving reservoir. temperature. 81. Con-
dition at north connection. 80: condition at
south connection, SO; distributing reservoir.
temperature. 81: condition at infuent gate
house. So; condition at efiuent gate house. So
High tide in the river, ll:37 p. m; low tide in
the river, 6.23 pm.
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SPATES BRAU yERsANpr BIER. bottled at the
brewery in Munich. CHARLES kRAEMER, agent,
ISL 18th street northwest.
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PowEaruL field glasses. HrnpLKa's, ass Pave

LvERIEs from els up. EIsExAS BAos., It'll
and T..
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Hotel johnson Cafe.

Hotel johnson Cafe.
Some Elegant Oyseks just arrived Don,
think they we're ever better. Lynn Haven
Bays, Rockaways and Saddle Rocks, half she'll
York Rivers Steamed. Our Standards would
pass as Extra Select. Remember, High Grade
only. Lifetime experience. Only fine trade
solicited. IL
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EURNITURE,

surrs to order from $40 mp. EisEMAS BHos.,
7th andE Z.
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NLW PUBLICATIONS.
HE CENTURY
Has grown to an enormous enterprise commanding
the best authors aud artists in the world in its prepa-
ration. and many Of its historical papers and dc.
scriptive articles begin with a volume (Novem-
ber), now 10 the time to subscribe"-Jomnal of Edu-
cation.
THE NOVEMBER
CENTURY"
"A grand NUMBER Inquirer.
BEGINS
The series Of illustrated papers. written by sur.
vivors. describing tho adventures Of
THE GOLD HUNTERS
OF CALIFORNIA
The series OF papers descriptive of . remarkable
journey. 700 miles Of which was ground never
travelled BY white man. entitled
IAN AMERICAN IN
TIBET;"
clever novelette, by tho well-knowu artist and
story-teller. F. Hopkinson Smith.
COLONEL CARTER OF
CAkTERSVILLE;"
The brief series Of papers by Mr. Lincolns private
secretaries his personal life tho first one, by Col
John Hay. on
LIFE IN THE WHITE HOUSE"
The November number contains also the narrative
OF An Andersonville prisoner; valuable article in
new series on the Government Of Cities 'How London
Governed" two complete stories: richly illustrated
articles on naval battles printing. etc. ETC. Papers
Indian Fighters and the famous Talley Memoirs
will begin soon.
"There is hardly matter Of any moment in the po-
ltca social, aud religious life Of the country that
does not get full and fair In its page
The Beacon. Boston. Nov. 1890.
THE CENTURY is always ready the first day Of the
month, and Is issued simultaneously throughout the
country The November number 10 for sale every
where. NeV readers should begin tcih thai issue.
Price, 35 cents. Subscriptions o. year. taken by
dealers and the publishers.
THE CENTURY CO..
1t 33 East 18th street. New York
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Buy Your Coal Of ]. MAUnY Dove. Onl
highest grades Of family coal handled. jyl5-,
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AND He STRUCK EMANUEL rABEN WITH An Az
AND LATER STABBED HIN WITH A SHOE
xSIrH-rHE WOUNDED MAN At PRovIpKNcE
HOSPITAL AND WILL PROBABLY DIE.
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9l9 rss. Ave.

JUST PURCHASED FROM A NEW
YORK IMPORTER ONE HUNDRED
SERGE ROBES. THE ORIGINAL
WHOLESALE PRICE WAS
$500.
WE MADE AN OFFER FOR THE
LOT AND GOT THEM AT OUR
PRICE WE WANT TO SELL THEM
FAST AND HAVE MARKED THEM
$500.
THEY WILL NOT LAST LONG.
NOW Is YOUR CHANCE FOR A GOOD
HANDSOME DRESS AT HALF PRICE
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JouS's Restaurant. 1l26 It'll ST. NV.
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You May break, burn, destroy or kill, bu
NJ. Bulls Cough Syrup will always live.
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uen guaranteed sys-u
IL L MCQUEEN,
He PAINTER AND PUBLIsHIR
ll0s-lll6 81. NV
Orders for Legal blanks and Commercial or Profess
tionai Printing Promptly executed Extensive line of
SAMPLES OF Wedding Invitations Menus Orders u
DAnce Folders. &C. An inspection invited.
FINE BOOK AND JOB PRINTING ONLY. Tvs
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II INCOLN MUSIC HALL,
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER Is 1890.
A Grand Production Of
"THE COLLEEN BAwN,"
By the Lyceum Company,
Under the auspices Of
LOCAL ASSEMBLY 1G9S h. OF L. and
ITO, BROTHERHOOD OF PAINTERS AND DECO.
RATORS.
Mr.. August Donath will make abort address nj
1880 Curtain rises at O'Clock.
Reserved seats 1t Droop's Music Store.
Tickets 25c., SOC. and Zoe p13-5t.
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CITY ITEMS

DR.. C. w. Benson, The well-knovn Balti-
OF the Nervous System, has opened an ONCE in
Warrington, d C., for the treatment Of all Skin
and Nervous Diseases and removing super
nuous hairs, warts. moles, marks, tumors and
All blemishes. DR.. Benson or his partner, DR..
=. Y. Manakee, can be found every Wednesday
q ct NV. INSIST
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ADJUSTMENTS.

1 l.
| A Laughs GRAND oPERA HOUSE
EVERY EVENING.
0atinees Wednesday aud Saturday
STEELE MACKAYEs
SENSATIONAL DRAMA.
MONEY MAD
MONEY MAD
MONEY MAD.
MONEY MAD.
MONEY MAD
Under the Direction Of J. n Hill.
Direct from the standard Theater New York.
Run Of as nights I'm New York.
THk GREAT BRIDGE SCENE
A TRIUMPH OF SCENIC REALISM
ACCOMPANY OF EXCELLENT ARTISTS
Next week-RED HuzzAR COMIC OPERA COM.
| PANY with MARIE TEMPEST MI
HARRIS BIJou THEATER
Week Commencing MONDAY. NOV. Il,
The Mi-hty Monarch Of the Amusement World
The one Great Historic Success
NELs SONS
GREAT
WORLD COMBINATION.
Next week-HELD BY THE ENEMY. nl7-e,
X EHsASs NEW Y YsTH s.. THEATEE
THIS wEEK-Iadi.s Matinee Tomorrow.
REILLY = WOODS
NEW CLASSIC VAUDEVILLE GO.
MARIE LOTUS. LEoNI cLARKrs FIFTY
CATS. FIFTY RATS. AND FIFTY
NICE AND OTHERS. nl7.es
NEW NATIONAL rHr Ears w Ills:
THE
EMMA JUCH GRAND ENGLISH
OPERA COMPANY.
TONIGHT.
THE HUGUENoTs
MISS JUCH Az VALENTINE
Tuesday. "RIGoLErTo." Wednesday .LoHEN-
GRIN" JUCH ELSA; Thursday, WILLIAM
TELL" Friday. FLYING DU1CHMAN. JUCH rs
sENTA; Saturday Matinee, "FAUST." Saturday
evening. BOHEMIAN Girl. JUcH o. AIRLINE
Prices. 81. so. q and so centa
Seats on sale at Box Office.
Next week-THE GREAT HERMANN. pl7
| TNHE CRESCENT CiCLE CLUB WILL GIVE
= their Third Entertainment "Wednesday Evening,
@ :. ss sYs ma 's
~ TO IL pm. nl1-its
An ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE BGNErIT OF
Corps a, Willard Hail on ISur.day and fr,
Gay evenings. November 70 and 2l. Season tickets
20 cents. Dancing at $3.50 pm. nI5-2t'
nf Hail. SsAT near f s,E TKpAT
EhINlNG, November 81, at O'Clock. by the schu-
ass Alice sss x
sloiln solo by MI. Chas ]. fraiiey. Prvf. Bischof
BY ashinston artists Tor the restoratiun
OF Oh Snthneld Church near OLD Point. Va ted
nen,-and now nearing completion under the auspices
Of Rev David Barr. formerly VI that old parish
and now assistant minister Church the Epiphany
Washington.
Tickets. soc. Reserved seats, 15c
nI5-6t = ''A''A'' y -'e -AN '''e' f'''''
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GALLON, 81; quart 81. and pint, Soc.

JAMES F. OYSTER,
Dealer in Fine Butter,
B st wing. near 9th ST., Center Market
Main Office, cor. Pa. ave. and 9Th St
Telephone, 27l-3.
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PRINTERS.

nARBY's PRINTING OFFICE. 3os PA ANE. TO
~ III St JOB. LOOK. NEwsPAPEb AND
SLOW PRINTING. 1he Largest and best Equipped
once IN Washington Empioys skilled HAnds and
turns vut Good Work at Short Notice tor Low lrirs
latest Improved Machinery and New Type. sztlsfsc-
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THARP, s18 + st. NV.
PARLoR FURNITURE

nc UtsI CNdnce YOU ever nIu 70 Duy O par
lor suite for week ending November 20.
W. ii. HOUGHroH 4 Co.
FoR COMPLETENESS OF assortment our over.
coat department takes the lead. Our $40 over
coats have gained much envied popularity.
EIsEMAN Bros, 18th and L.
ROCHESTER LAMPS. g. 30 and upward.
Umbrella lamp shades. 50c.. 75c., 81.
Paper lamp shades, Sc, l5c.. 25c.
c. A. MUDDIMAS, GA 18th ST.
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GRAND Bazaar.
ANACosTIA LODGE. NO. FL.
E.AAM..
NEW MASONIC HALL.
ANAoosTIA DC.
OPENS AT 1880 P NJ ON TUESDAY.
NOVEMBER Is. 1890.
AND CONTINUES TEN DAYS.
Music and Dancing every evening n15-2t.
NATIONAL RIFLES HALL
TUESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS
NOVEMBER Is AND 90.
BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG.
Illuminated and described by
CAPT. JAS. 7. LONG.
The renowned battlefield guide and delineator.
Over 500 views giving large and complete illustra
tions. interspersed with gorgeous TRANSFORMATION
scenes. brilliant effects aud startling illusions
select and instructive entertainment Of
Capt. Long has the advantage Of many years actus
experience on the battlefield describing the bat
tie in the presence Of many Of the commanding ocer
Of both armies and thousands Of the survivors ant
visitors. Hes familiar with the position Of each
every organization that participated in the battle.
The "Old Guard" Capt. Edgar commanding will b,
present on Tuesday evening.
Admission, pc. Reserved Seats, Soc, to be had q
Droop's music store. 9S5 Pa. ave.
Under the patronage Of farragut Post. No 10. q. A
Il. nl5-2t
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-05-22

The chief gardener of the cfty-he
has about 400 other gardeners under
his instructions-tells me that the to-
tai number of plants employed for the
toilet of Paris is about 1000, 900. The
nurseries which produce them are sit.
uated in various parts of the city. In
the Bois de Boulogne, near the race
course of, Longchamps, are the nur-
sery grounds of trees with caduceus
leaves At Auteuil, on the borders of
the Bouiogne route, in a sandy soil
excellent for their propagation, are
placed collection of resinous trees,
plants with persistent leaves and
heath-mold plants; on the banks Of
the river Marine, at village called
Petit-Buy, the plano trees. that are
planted along the boulevards of Paris
are cultivated, and finally, out at Vim
cennes, near the Reuilly barrier, just
beyond the Notifications, large as
signment of land is reserved for orna-
mental plants. Paris Letter.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-05-22

An example. Of precocity was the
composer Mozart. In his 4th year he
played the piano well. In his 5th year
he composed several pieces, When he
was years old his father took him on
concert tours, when he astonished all
who heard him by his skill on the
piano and the violin. At the age of z
he astonished all Paris by his compo-
sitions as well as by his performances
on various instruments. At this time
he published some sonatas for piano
and violin, and III the following year
he composed his first symphonies. AT
the age of II he composed an opera.
He became. a very great musician. but,
after all, he is not generally rated
higher by the musical world than
Richard Wagner, who did not devote
himself to music until he was Is, and
composed nothing worth speaking Of
until he was 2O.-New York Ledger
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narrow gorge. There was no differ
ence between the wall of rock on one
side and the abyss on the other. I
continued standing, clinging to the
stanchions with a deadly clasp, pos
sessed by a vague impression that a
jump must be made at some approach
ing crisis l have an indishnct i'm
preston that the woman in the driv
er's seat had both her arms about the
waist of the Englishman, and that he
stood with his face to the wall to the
left, and clung to the railing of the
seat, like drowning man to a storm
tossed spar.
[ recall that we seemed scarcely to
touch the ground; that we flew; that
our movement was one of vast leaps,
in which we struck the ground with
a resounding clash like a vessel in a
storm when its bow is met by a wave.
The air pushed against my face as
if it We're some demoniacal energy
tryiu" to wrench me from the coach.
All the time, in my hazy consciousness,
the rock which | had noticed in the
distance, lying apparently across the
road, was impending death. felt it
was the fate which menaced us; it was
black wall against which we would
break, and Decentralization.
[ have no notion of the time: it
might have been a second, it might
have been a century, for aught that
comprehended during our descent.
can only recall that we went rocking,
laundering down the steep grade, and
observation-disclosures,
Here the dark man stopped his mar
ration as if there were no more to say.
''You weren't killed, evidently" said
one of the listeners. "What else hap
penedY'
Nothing much. When 1 came to
myself we were in front of a ranch
used for station. The coach was
stopped and several men We're running
toward us from the stables. The road
along the precipice widened into a
broad, level space. The four white
horses stood, with dropping heads, in
front of the coach, and were hardly
visible through the dense cloud of
steam which rose from their heaying
bodies. The driver was sitting in his
seat, his elbows on his knees, his chin
resting on his hands, and himself as
impassive as if cut in marble"
"How about that rock you were GO
ing to smash up aGainst2 that's what
I'd like TO know
That's what I'd like to know my
SELF" replied the dark man. II be-
ieve, however, that just where we
rounded the rock there was deep i'm
preston in the road on the side next
to the wall, and it was the dip of the
wheels in this hollow which prevented
the coach swinging outward so that,
as it righted, we had passed in the
open place just few feet from the
gulch. 1t was the tremendous shook
as the wheels plunged into the depres-
sion and the thought we had struck
the rock and was killed which made
me insensible."
''Any body hurtP
'sNot even a hair of one of our heads.
The driver landed us in as good a con-
dition as we are at this minute in this
room. We made up a purse for him
on the spot of $500, and the company
made him a present of $1,000 more.
That's all. I'm off. Good night. -
Chicago Herald.
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An Old Brigade Rally.

To the Survivors of the Old Vermont Brigade.
COMRADES: L have been requested
to call a reunion of the Old Brigade
at Boston during the G. A. r. nation
al encampment and l gladly do so.
Others are charged with the duty of
securing q place for meeting and
making the necessary arrangements;
but it is thought that the call need
not be delayed. We can all meet at
some rallying point, and the time
and placefor other meetings can then
be announced.
1t is just about twenty-five years
since the Brigade disbanded, having
done its duty and contributed its full
share to the victories of the war. 1t
is fitting that the surviving veterans
should meet in reunion after q quar-
ter of a century of peace and prosper
ity. SO let us Rally round the flag,
boys" on the old Boston Common
at 6 O'Clock Monday evening, August
1l-that part of the common imme-
diately in front of the State House.
Come one! come ALL Come with
joy and gladness. Come with story
and song. Come to renew old ac-
quaintance and our allegiance to the
grand old State of Vermont and our
patriotic devotion to the cause of lib
erty and the Union.
l.. A. GRANT.
Washington, D. C., April %, 1890.