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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-22

Hsmburgers'.
We've been here now over
Eighteen months and have
Always done . big busin ess ever since.
but
Last Saturdays sales
Knocked them all out.
Notwithstanding It was quite . coil day
For April we were Just ~ busy
AS We could DO.
We can account for II, too.
We told you last week Of our
Purchase at auction OF
Messrs. Naumburg, Krauss, Lauer B. Cos
Stock oil best made clothing.
We told you of the good
Qualities and OF the low prices Of
Which we are going to sell 49,
These suits.
You took US at our word
And Saturdays sales told the story.
Monday. while not Is good day fnan-
cially
As Saturday, was not tho less sncourAg.
ing.
In oui Children's Department
Trade has been booming
Right straight along. 81
Mothers toll Us every day X
That ours is the most n
Complete stock iu tho city. u
Listen to what we have in
Stock for you
Kilt Suits from IS up.
Jersey Suits at all prices.
Directoire Suits from Is. vest front,
Something entirely new and can only be
lad of US.
Novelty Suita OF all kinds.
Shirt Waists from Csc TO ei.25 ...
Domct Waists from 25c
Ncckwesr, fiom SC up
Bella from DC up
Bat and ball free to all boys
Knee Pauts from Csc up.
Tho Mems
Suits VIC are selling are
Wonderfully cheap. ~.
Silk Mixed Cassineroe, $40. +sN4,
Ordinarily sold At SIC. w
Fancy Mixed Worsteds, tl6. -
You can't duplicate for less than t2o.
Another Blk Mixed 5ult at $l3.
That you'd willingly pay SIS tor.
But we bought them
AT our own price and are
Going to tell them And
Give you the benefit
Are you shrewd Ifso
You'll not misc this Offering.
Hamburger,
The Largest Leading
One-Prioe Clothiers,
| 800 and 222 Market street.
White Front.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-22
ON WEDNESDAY,
APRIL rs, 1890,
ATTN O,uIOCIk. A. NJ.


A very tine collection oil carriages and
harness.
Bay horse, az hands high, years old
kind in nll harness and fearless of ali oil.
lects; Will road l. miles an hour good
style and action.
BAY mare. IL. hands high, years old.
sound aud kind: Will drive with or with
out blinds.
sorrel pony. years old, "A bands high.
sound ana kind, fearless OF ali Objects
comes FROM private family; has no fur
tier use for him,
sorrel horse, H. hands high, = years
old, suumd ana kind i'll ali harness, 4 first
class family horse; Will road IL miles per
hour.
Black mare. lJA hands high, years
uid sound and Kind in all iiarnGss, u
good worker md driver. u good family
mare; fearless OF All objects.
Eoitn Chief. years old, Ia. hands high
weight h2n pounds. very STYLISH and
kind iii all harurss, splendid driver and
u nrSt-cluss worker; hAs No tricks, docs
not n or bite, is Ms quiet y, u goiding;
wonlu innkca good scr-on in tbs stud
rs lao Is II sure ioiu getter: sold entirely
for want nf use.
Rumble Boy. bay stallion. II years old,
i3l1 hands hisn, sired by kimble jack
hne breeding. kiinble Boy il perfectly
kind and gentle, fearless OF steam and
all objects Has trottcd in 40; came
from near Easton. Md. and Is sure foal
yetter.
Pair of snrrcl horses. 8 and years old:
ibi hands high. sound and kirI in all har-
htss, would make II good coach team /;
good drivers aud workers.
Black horse, wears old, l6 hands high
sound and kind In ali harness, Iirst-class
family horse; win road IL miles per
hour.
bay mare. years Old. is hands hIsh, sound
anu kind aud fearless OF steam and ali objects;
good driver.
Gray horse, Jack Addison, 9 years old. l5's
n AZ ttftt II
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-22

The "Fruit Festival, noted in yester-
AAy's REPUBLICAN to come of on We'd
nssday, Thursday, Friday and saturd. y
evenings, at Ezion NJ. Il. Church, be-
longs to Zion Wesley A. N. Z. Church,
Z small mission ct Ninth and Walnut
streets. Ezion N. e. Church does not
have such entertainments ~ noted.
L. J. SPENCER,
CONSTANTINE CooPER,
WILLIAM II. JENKINS,
Committee.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-22

On A pr!i Lat, orders ven ont iton n, ~,
PsnnsylvAniA Raiirosd COMPANY mi,
strucling the conductor 10 p ia.
agents to soil newspapers ard Ps ,Ing ca,
only, and olgars In tho smoAius I'M.
whsn requested. Agents hs a.. |,
hidden 10 lay books or perioll,s,a.oh
passenger laps, aud II agents I''U iroa
Ibe CARS,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-22
They We're a, Washington.

A. A. Chapman, vile. sou and ,M
returned from n brief visit from WASH
ington on Sunday. Teey spe,k 10 1
highest terms of the superior accoinne
dations Of the Howard HOUSE, Hhss
they put up. They also speak ligaly o.
an ex.ssrgcant of police Of this city 20.
on the National capital police foitc, Wns
showed them all through The Csp'"
Building.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-22

Patrol Sergeant Tucker s'ti ,a'
Stewart and Officers johnson anu n, X.
dye and John Homer went down ~
river a. fer W New Caste on n's,.s
excursion yesterday. They were 'a' ~.
aud returned 10 the evsning WIN a :.
catch Of shsd and perch, which Icy ""
tIibuted among their friends.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-22

Welcome Legion, Select Knights of A.
o. u. W., at its meeting last evening
elected the following officers: Comman-
der, J. Y. Speck, II. D.; vice. com man
der, J. II. Porter, lieutenant. CO 10 mauder,
W. +. Caspersou; recorder and treas.
urer, w. II. FAirlamb; recording treas.
urer, w. N. Mccormick; standard
bearer. N. I. DaEuenberR; past comm an.
DER. w. II. Robinson; representative tC
Grand Legion, w. u. Fairlsmb; altern-
atR. J. LII. Porier
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-22

The alterations at St. Peter. fio'I ~
thedral, which have been going an md d
soma time, arc almost compis'eu' s Ann
10 expected that the hanh solns Il ia :
ordered in Europe will DO delivered O,nus
few days. Tho worship 10 'he snro,t
has been continued since the i~p''''
mtnA have been progressing.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-22

LONDON, April 2l,-During tho Sun
dey service In 3 church at Barnes a
brown bear walked In. The women an d
children shrieked, and there was a gen
erai rush for the door. The preacher q
pulpl. was filled With frightened ladies,
and the sermon was brought to an abr upt
CONCLUSION, the Pastor discussing the
best way to get rid of Bruin. Finally
she owner, asbowman, found the bear
and dragged him out.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-22
Combination Snc.

Over forty horses have oeen entered to
be sald at Richenberget b.zar to.
morrow morning at 10 o O'clock. All who
wish % purchase should attenI as some
ii them will he sold A. a great bargu,.
There will Also be wagons, harness Ard
other articles to dispose OF. See catalogue
III another column.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-22

Mitchell & Bach have taken the store.
No 2l9 Market street. ami will olen in
few days 9 fine assortment OF l4dies'
cloaks aud millinery goods. Their dis.
play will be unprecedented in our city,
AID something like revelation will ts
wrough, In that branch OF trade. Those
who wish to keep up with the times will
have 10 Keep their eyes wide opsn.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-22

Israel Angel. an Italian laborer work.
fng on the in,erceptins sswer at Six
teen,h and Walnut streets, was very
badly hurt yesterday afternoon by a
stone falling upon him. He was
throwing large g one out OF the sewer
trench 10 scaro!d above, where another
man took tho stone and threw it on the
hank. A stone weighing about ~
pounds rolled back into the trench
striking Angel on tho right shoulder
Shocking him down and rendering him
unconscious. Alter much difficulty be
was released from his unpleasant posi-
non aud brought TO the surface, when 1t
vas found that his right shoulder had
been terribly crushed. A physician was
summoned and the man was seat home
in Wilson'S ambulance.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-22

Not single arrest WAS made last night
BY the police. and TO session OF the Mu-
nieipal Court was held this morning.
Tho police committee OF City Council
was away In New York and did not get
home until this morning, and Judge Ball,
City Solicitor Turner, L. c. Vandegrift,
ksQ., and a number OF other gentleme
were in Georgetown, and no arrests were
noedod
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-22

As We journey through life let us live
by tile way
SEAsoN 1900 = CHARLES KY J. n,
y tho wcll'known ice cream manu-.
fnciursr. Is now prepared to furnish Ice err. IN
Ment or economy OF manufacture sugg sted
o. accomplished By skllliul experience That
We ha,e no, emoodled In producing the pure
6eEsat pasH,rs are now open, and you are
respectfully Invite 10 call and see lisn lso-
ute sah accommodating attendants will be
reauy ard Wiling 10 serve you. All orders by
mall or oiherwisc, whether large small
Thankful for past fsvors re. D &c liuIiy ,llci,
nshAre Of your patronage.
~ CHARLES KYLE,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-22

That matters not to TIE punta, but
Malcolm Patterson struck tie people
right when he opsnsd his psrlor to s.ll
Kyle's ice cream IRON a plats 10 gal.
lou. Parties supplied at teasoaable rates.
8. Z. CORNER Fourth and Harrison sifss,s
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-22

Powell has on hi, stall 10 the ThiI d
street market Ane lot Of shad. herring,
white 6sh. rock isb, catfish and lot Of
terrapin. All who wish something fresh
aud nice should give him . call.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-22

Tomorrow promises to be fair 10
partly cloudy, with slight Thermal
changes, followed by showers In different
sections. Similar conlitions will prob
ably prevail on Thursday.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-22

Contractor Jacoby 10 getting ao m. u
~ with the intsreepting sewer. si,ts,stl
Inch iron pipe has been ls'u ~ ~ xork u
and Walnut streets and ths n"m,uaA
building . manhole has been u,nn.r.tsp
The steam drills were put IN op'
this forenoon. !
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-22
OPENING DAY,
ON SATURDAY,
April rs, 1850.

We will have an opening
OF our Spring goods, baby
caps, cloaks. dresses, etc,
Ha ing enlarged our store
to meet the demands Of the
people we have q full capa.
city to please all our Gus.
toners. We have between
rs and 100 different styles
OF baby's caps from Isc up.
Ladies white aprons from
l2Ic up.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-22

To Housskeepcrs aad Owners Of Carpe /.
Have your carpets thoroughly cleaned
~ the Wilmington Carpet Cleaning
Horks. Eleventh and Jackson streets,
WILMINGTON, Del. 4. Ferry. proprietor.
Established over 20 yeArs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-22

We have received a new and
comprehensive line of Noting
ham Lace Curtains with designs
exactly like Brussels z o. int
They are the finest effects i'm.
ported, all with tapped and rea
lace edges ready 10 hang.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-22

novelties IN wall dsosfs.lons dons vii.
Nc. 422 Market stFssl HoeA
despatch.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-22

ready with the latest nsvsiuss, e0 .bb.dsA
styles OF wall paper and sinao"
A, d. Jones, I32 Market ssrseL
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-22
Dropped Dead.

r. Collier, An aged and we'll known
osiEsn Of Sussex County, visited the
euss Of neighbor, near Laurel. on
ondAy morning, and while engaged 10
peedine . newspaper dropped dead IRON
- ANDetio0 Of the heart
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-22

1csss. wall paper, At the old stand. 422
f1arkst street.. Latest designs. Work
e1le at shsss n0tieA
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-22

Al SAT o'clock yesterday afternoon
Judge Ball and George II. Bates, counsel
tor the CITY Council In the Hremen's con-
tested election case. left IN q train for
Georgetown. l.. c. Yandegriit, ESQ.,,
counsel for the differentiation wing OF
the Fire Department, accompanied them.
In the evenening train l.. g. Bird, ESQ.,,
and willard salisbury, Jr., ESQ.,. coun-
sci for the combination men, took the
aud Augustus +. Messick went down on
the same train. Argument en- the writ
OF mandamus was to commence at IL
O'Clock this morning. ...=
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-22

State OF Thermometer
- the REPUBLICAN, office to-day, In the
shade:
Jo'clock lOo'c,ock 12o,c,ock
6s Go ID
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-22

G. g. Guyer otiers a suitable reward
for the return of a lost Newfoundland
pup to No. 1909 Tatnsll street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-22
M. RlCHtNBERGER,
l.. W. sTIDHAM 8 SON. Auctioneers.
a22-tt

3 East Ninth street. Bsyard Building
annex.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-01-15
x7I'irginia frre grcss.
". ". u. GaLL4HER. Editor.
ina riesiaica jefferson County. Tesi Va.
january 10, 1870.
TIE RICE QUESTION.

The Rlce Question is Il live issue and lil
C,lnnizng "f the col"rcd people "f thi
,uury in tie Congo valr, or cl>ewl"rril
africa was the ropic under di cu'sion H.
Gently in the L. S. Senate. c. II j Ta>.
lor (cnlnr,d) of Atlanta, WHO Wa, und'r rih'
administration of President Cl, vrlaLd, ih'
Minister Ia The Rel ublic "f Liberia, make
ONE STAT mcnt>. He SAYS:
"I.ihrria C 'niains about 100000 people.
IF whom $1,000 are American negroes. a.
"civiliz. d "pr"p!c. ~ thcv are CALI o.
" the civilized" " population enjoy rl'
right of suffrage in this black rrpu 'lic, th'
total number of voters b,irg 1910. A.
here re- 333 offices, every ,"trr in their
public i ur has been an oili e holder. Their
* - president, a senate "f eight member
ind house of thirteen elected hy the g. =
PIE. the other officer, f. om cAlin,t minister
10 b,iliT-. being appointed 10y the executive
4 ,wcr of the army iSthr Jnhn-nn Guard.
named in hon"r of the present 'X'riiiv'
consisting oi seventeen oiIi 'rr. and two pri.
Yates The officers are promised ab 'ut s. JI
I month. and actually receive the cxirava.
CANT salary or about 81 s. year. InSu'-
rrclinns are MOI mfr. qnrnt, Nv" president
having been killed 10y mons. The snl'li'r-
md officers ores Ia suil their tastes, Il ,
cipiniu of the .Inhn>nn Guirl, wearing {;
pug hal and an umhlella. Among The na
i:eS the boys wear CAPS aud the girls neck.
lacc> but chastity is univ' r-al. xccr'
where th.y have come in coutacl with civ
iIizIlinn." The natives are prartic ,llr slave
To the American ncgrors. y Anaivc"r ~
prentice" walks hehnd each soldier IL ca'-
ry Iii. gun Till he j. ready tn shoot. He il'
~ accompanies his master 10 carry the un
| br La over his head He carries Iii, mas
i,r's Bible 10 church. ami sits in tie sun "u!-
idle ril rhccx,r iscs are over, and then cal
lic- it home again
"School, are provided for Americans on
". and are pnor'y paironiz d. y" nnti,'
is allowed il church or Schnol house, anr
must not enter the home of "civiilzd
negro through the front door. The prju-
dice between the native and American ~ :
gloe, i. stranger there than that between
blacks and whites in the United States
"Proprriy in Liberia consist, of women
and brass kettles There are no cows. mule,
or horses. The fertile soil is provoked l." a'
abundant harry, ST with II sharp stick. They
are commun,Is, and 81 long as one man has
rice all have rice"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-01-15
now oilcr my services agaia rs
Architect and Builder,
as we'll as General
Contractor or Superintendent

for alI rli>-c> of huilli.g. oud Repair work
n,,,tlv and promptly dome Plans and SlRn'iii
CATION aud ESTIMATES furnished 'upnn appllcs,-
tiuu Aly ANN shall he tn give Nuu work viu'l
tu ihc h,>t m ihc United Sialr> no material
and wpr kuat,>hip. J defy amy city mechanic
tu beat 20 iu workmanship or iu ume Vi cOin-
plrtipn.
Nv p,>t cxpcricu e. in the erection of the
fn.l,WIu. large buildings attest my ability as
"a t.lIll,.r ttd Cont rirtar: Oakland Hotel. H.
40. lu-av luu = \. K. -. Roanoke Hotel
aud Union Ft>>vugcr Station. E"1u"ke. Va.
uutl 900 thc stations "n the Shruan'ln ti Valley
X H. AMI thr handsome Station for the Mar
fulk um Wc>tcru q. x at Norfolk, tir'cn : llu-
irl 40 llarpers Ferry llarriS''hhurS t"urt
llnti>,. k c,iu.htW CuTuty. Va. the u. x %.
stations ui Charl,>ioNu a. Il tirtnun atd either
laint~ ut the rinl all were dime under uly >u-
la.rvi>iuu --;i> well a> uuWcrius buildings erect
tti here plans auu specifications ni which iur
ui~h to thr Satisfaction of ail paiii,~ - IL
Vnu want 20 hr,t-c.a>> huil,iius aC,"r,liug O"
uiu lcru >tVl'. ut architecture. with the bNt
seasoned material nnd tii>tCa>> work, with
interior lui>h vCiiiu.> cor >i.lr walls it amy 'v-
si..u 100 ,ult or hard wu,"i. can dn il at less
c,,>i and shorter Time thau amy city builder can
ti,t 10 for NDu 80 ~ hutcvcr class nt w"tk Nuu
want douc iu rlu;,h ur iiue or extra iirc. shall
livc th. saline c.tic- shalt be. dome tn Nuur en-
tir. ati-ilrtiuu. liur hcar in mind thai will
give yen iir~rcluS~ material 90 &C. OF any drtr'i>,
with hr>t-c.l-S wurkmcu whu understand their
wurs. 40 90 moderate r,Si ami as low as 10 can
hc duur au, where. Niy motto shall hr iu rive
>.ti>.a,fiui uaIl Whp rWpluv mr whatever
erutcm work Nou watt. prices will hc Hn rNl-
,l. r- uld bindings will hr altered tn ANY
m.,lcrn q, ~ieu ni arthi' crturc ynu may desire,
S,ii Vuu uurlpi>e tu huili ur make alterations
OR rrtair, aud Nuil want it dome in w"rkmnn-
like mluucr give uc "a c.,ll AMI y"u will save
mooney Nv ls>i experience "f - yc;irS aS
huil.ltr aud nay experience "t four wears and
f,r .l.tv~ ,~ ihc ti.ut r Superintendent Of Re-
p1ir~ cot ruhiic lulliu->. Will give v"u the
guarantee of havius % dnur lir~t class in every
r-I.t,' Boo Tine most approved style ot modern
urchitrCturr
M1N 3d. l>-9 JULIUS G. liOlMEN.
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A'lr9luia 5ree grrs5'
T'ltItAIS:

rO-ruE FrgE pRg>- Is published weekly at
fro iiHtr, aui fI0p Cents ftr .i.tfHaH.
Ec- -'lss biitt aioi Trc.dy-F,re Cc',is FER Sff
W,sfbs
ssS- fine terms of advertising are tora square
(nuc-iu-hl or lg-,,. hse ht.ff f.,f f.ff4 'r"ts
Cor thr,.. uscrtiuu>-lar-vr "uc> 900 the same
pr,r,rtinn. Etrh ciufiuuIure f.f'g tc"fS.
1ty-Nua lccrfi,..uicnt O." hc considered by
th,. ii.,iih cor wear unless specified uu the nian-
u.cri,t. or previously agreed between the par
Ties.
rIy- An advertisement not marked on the
cop, fir @ >l,c,Idcl number of insertions Will
b,. continued until ur,lcr,d uut, and payment
will Boz, rVtrtr,l accordingly
Ei- -Gn5UL,R ApvEErisENENrs.-I avnUs
any misunderstanding uu thc part ol thc an-
nuil lccrii~cr> 20 i> proper tn state d'd'"r' q
thli their privilege unly extends tp their mt
u,-lilrr hil~in,-> Real Estate. legal or other
lscrti~rincui~ sent hy thciu to bc au addition
al cnrr.9.. and np variation.
C-llirutry uoticv, 0t more than hNe lines
will h,. c.ttre,.i Tor.
IuE WORK -l.,>tcr~. Salc Bills Circulars
rtrl>. r,r, executed promptly, neatly and al
Enr prices
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-01-15

FIX Senator .TnhnSon y. Camden. Of Wesl
Virginia. WAS at the Carrllou Hotel YES
ter,lay. The track of the MonoDgahela
River Railroad. of which he i president.
has been laid from Fairm mt Ia within ten
miles of the terminus, at Clark>hnrE, and
the remainder will be put down upon the
return nf flvnr ,hlc weather. TX Srnatrr
Camden j. interested jn.t npw in lhr exicn.
sim of the Clark s>bur-. W.-ton and vi Hand
r lilrna |, which j. one of the Camd ~ >yS-
tenn of rpul, for the d wi 'pment of the nat
ural wealth of West Virginia. The rna'l
extends from Ciark-burg To Weston, and
th,nce at IN angle IL Buckhannun, UPslrr
cnuniy, d,ianc: of f'rty tvs miles. II Is
at present of nirrnw guh-", but Il c"n'rhcI
has been given nul Ia widen tie tracks I"
stan ar -u,ge The EXTENSIONS branch ufl
ut Weston nnl BucShannon. One of them
is to be- furly-iire miles long frum Weston
To Bfaxton courthouse, on the Elk river,
AN the other will connect Back aunOn
with the heA of the Buc hannnn river
thirty miles distant The c"urry To be
pie. c Il i, rich in ii mbrr and niher natural
wealth. Everything viii b.. in readiness t.
br.in laying the trac@s by April l. The
two projected trrmIu at I'uckhann"n r.vcr
ani Br on courthouse are lily mics apart
-BdEimore Saa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-01-15
BW NJe Ptusrs M,mcnt 10 Relate a
StedmJ0df IncideHt.

On board steamboat the other even
ing strange thing occurred, which teach
cs valuable lesson. It is just a simple,
uncaron'clcd fact.
a shy Young man tried to abandon a
venerable pair of trousers to their fate,
having just secured new pair aS he went
on the boat. So he said TO himself, Il
will just drop them out of my cabin win
dow into the remorseless tide and all will
I've buried in the great, calm bosom of the
old Parent of Waters" lie r He'd them
M carefully and SHE'D them far ont over
the gunwale of tho boat near The bow.
As they sped ihroueh the air they uniurl-
ed with a sou-piercing plunk. They fill
ed with air and looked. rs they struck on
the crest of the waves. like a man sioop-
ing over to peer down into the depths Of
the tile A nervous woman about mid
ship. hcarl the impact Of the abandoned
trjus,rs. and looking down with u sLuJ-
der. said:
"Alc Gawd. human being has went
TO his account" She then bccamc The
author of a loud yclp. and all hands rush-
cI To the guards with the cry of "Man
OVERHEARD :" That awful cry which once
heard can never he forgotten. a hun
drcd hands with boat hooks and catfish
openers ran to the lower decks. and amid
The cries of women aud the quick-drawn
breath of pale men, a tall rousiabout
jabbc, The drowning man in The vilaIs
with Il jabbcr. aud, while iaint.ng passen-
gers lookcd the other way. he pulled out
the now collapsed trousers aud found on
the inside of The waisiband the name Of
The owner, also the leg and waist measure
ment. together with The name of IL ct.
I Louis tailor.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-01-15
Insurance Men.

No business men in The world have bct-
ter general information or develop more
shrcwdncss and knowledge in dealing with
human nature than insurance men. They
mrst know values and qualities of all
SORTS Of g,,d. and chatleIs, AMI have an
acquaintance of the tendencies and oper-
aliuns of all kinds of business in addition
to their own. Thi. is especially true of
special agents who have the responsibility
of making important adjustments, and Of
inspecting important risks. A very suc-
cc,slul lawyer from the interior OF tic
Safe, in commenting upon this fact, told
an Interest," g story The olhcr day. "Onc
of my clicnt.,' said he, lost his tobacco
harm by fire and put his policy in my
lan'ls Tor collection. There was scarcely
q pile Of ashes LEFT 10 show where The