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AUCTION SALES.

u ATCLlEFE, DAkR CO., Auctioneers,
~ $40 Pennsylvania ave. W.
SECOND HAND FURNITURE, CARPETS.
PIANOS. m1 bf e. .,,,,r,or
EXCLUSIVELY WITHIN OUR SAILS ROOMS
go PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE N. W.,
ON TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY TWELFTH.
1891, AT TEN O'CLOCK.
Our sale this week embraces large assortment Of
New and Second hand Furniture suitable for pariors
Chambers. Libraries, Dining Rooms and Kitchens
The goods are now on exhibition. to which invite
an inspection.
All goods sold within the rooms
No street display.
RADCLIFFE, DARR CO.,
ja10f Aucts
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SOCIETY.

What is it, Agie, my boy2" inquired old
Clubster Of the young man sitting pensively
before the fire.
Nothing, governor, only thinking
Thinking. Agie? Thinking And You
popular society mani"
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LOST AND FOUND.

OST--oN WEDNESDAY. BUNCH OF KEYS
and button hook, between pension ONCE and 1872
nh st. NV. Reward for their return to 1S.2 10th
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ID ATCLIFFE, DAHR l. CO.. Auctioneers.

RAICLIFFE, DAisk CO., Auctioneers.
HORSE, CARRIAGE AND HARNESS MART
800 Cn,w. (resr main Office. $40 Pa. ave. n.w.)
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
On WEDNESDAY. JANUARY FOURTEENTH
1891, beginning at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, at our
HORSE, CARRIAGE AND HARNESS MART, $50 q
st. NV: Tin the rear OF $40 Pa W.. will sell
at public auction all the
HORSES,
CARRIAGES,
HARNESS, Sc, &C..
Purchased by parties unknown to us at the sale O;
MIR. ALLISON Majors STABLES
January AMI ami who have failed to comply fully
with the terms OF sale.
RADCLIFFE, DARR CO..
Auctioneers.
Nota Bena Purchasers will be allowed co npl at
any time prior to II O'clock January H. ja1OH
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MONEY TO LOAN.


I'VE MAlL MONEY TO LOAN ON REA,- ESTATE
N VARIOUS 's s%oRas sE 1t'sn baa I5iiH
3al01m 9s1 I st. n W.
no YOU WANT MONEY'-slO 10 800 TO LOAN
wasons household goo!s other personal property;
babhcly AGdress Box ". s'sr oiriSe 'sS jssim 40
MONEY 40 LOAN-WE HAVE MONTY ON HAND
wESCoTT. WILCOX CO..
ja2-lm 1907 Pa. v. n. ". and 9th and a. av. NV.
N1oNEY TO LOAN IN SUNS 40 SUIT AT CUR
1l rent rates approved real estate security special
i Il lR E1Si 5sD 1907
REAL ESTATE INytsTMENT.
Wv mr., SAFE AS 7: 5: BONDS:
SIX PER CENT. PAYABLE QUARTERLY.
IN SUMS OF sl.VOo
SMALL fhLlIuA CAAnoEO.
5000 LOAN 69
suu rs kL Ar
n2o-tr THOs z. wAoeAMAN.
NJ IN SUNS FROM $500 UPWARD.
Al THE LON EST RATE OF INTEREST.
REAL ESTATE IN THIS DISTRICT.
L. o. HOFFMAN.
NIL Cor. 10th and sts.n.w.
GOOD rs sYas or ns TS
oSS-ir no 'si1 D5uaAN L BUTLER, opr~.n.w
M On approved real estate serurfty, in District
oi Coiumbix. IN any sums desired, rates Of
interest THOs. J. tisHEk CO..
sell LIZA st. NV.
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE OR FIRST
~ class security, at lowest rates OF interest
as .. G GREEN. aos 9TH st. NV.
MONEY TO LOAN IN SUNS TO SUIT. Al AND
IVA per cent, on ID. c. real estate security.
FRANK 4. RAWLINGS, l5U5 IA. ave.
fny19 Che Arlington J ire les. co. . cfhce.)
MONEY 10 LOAN
estate security. FIICH, F0X Hk0WN,
CD 14.U Pennsylyanaa
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE Ar Low,
M Est Rates. WASH'N DANENUOWER
Successes to DANENHoW Ek ( SON, ccx. 18th
and u. ap'24
EDUCATIONAL
I ApIEy ART PARLoR, 1910 10TH ST. NV.
~ Psinting lessons daily, 10 am. on and water
coiorA China deorations. Royal Worcester nethcds.
Soiies loaned Terms moderate tClrcuiArs Mrs.
N L. sACksoN t10-6t'
CIGNoR MARIANA MAMA VOCAL SCHOOL
y Italian method-9lo II st. NV.
New York Hersid-Mr. II. Mama, TIE Plunkses has
good voice and did excellent work.
Erenisg Tsisoram, New York-sisnor Nainss No
phtssopheles WIS fui Of dash and good muac
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1t is the tireless wheel which breaks down
first
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THE rHoNooRAPH.

II notice that Col lngersoll SAYS there should
have been monograph in the Garden Of Eden, "
said Mr.. Sounder 10 his wife.
What good would that have BEEN" she re-
Piled inquiringly. The Flood would have de-
stroyed it,"
That's all You know about it," corrected
Mr. 5. They would have watercd the stock
and beaten the modern machine by about Eve
thousand years standard time, I" and Mrs g. felt
proud Of her husband then.
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y ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Auctioneers.
N HORSE, CARRIAGE AND HARNESS MART
$50 ST. NV. tREAR OF MAIN OFFICE, go
PENNSYLVANIA AVE. N.W.)
OPENING SALE AT OUR
HORSE, CARRIAGE AND HARNESS MART
$50 G. ST. NV.
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
HORSES. CARRIAGE HARNESS AND STABLE
- BELONGINGS,
WEDNESDAY,, JANUARY FOURTEENTH 1891.
BEGINNING AT TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ
THIS SALE WILL EMBRACE
Several Express wagons, suitable for Grocers Deliv-
cry WAGONS. both new and second hand. Coupe Roc
ways. Clarence Carriage, Buggies. No Top Business
Carriage, Dayton Wa%oEs. Surveys and several new
two and four seat Sleighs and Portland Cutters
eral and large assortment OF vehicles of every kind
ALSO
A number of Work and Driving Horses, Single and
Double Harness. 30 dozen New Halters Qeat6er) in
lots TO suit. -
10 THIS SALE WE INVITE GENERAL ATTEN-
TON AFTER THIS SALE THE REG LAR SALE
AZ The MART WILL oGCUR EVERY SATURDAY
AT WELNE O'CLOCK NJ FINEST FACILITIES
FOR KEEPING VEHICLES. STABLES FOR
RATCLiFFE. DARR CO..
jalO-N Auctioneers.
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One point of difference between Long Island
steamboat and calliope Ia that one IL a sound
steamer and the other is a steam sounder.
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DDeccI, NJ. W. n: C,pHu Ut; C1Ps; anu Mrs; ., u
Ho1rke, Gen. ana mrs. W. ". Burns and Mrs.
ID. r. Munson.
MRS. Gov. Merriam OF Minnesota and her
cousin, Miss Mary Cook, will spend the winter
at 240l Pennsylvanla avenue, the home of Mrs.
Col. John Hancock, Mrs. Merriams mother.
Mrs: Merriam and Miss Cook will receive on
Fridays.
Mrs. Caroline Il. Dali, at 1926 18th street. win
NJ $50 e r., .a% luz, "a
Mrs duroon n wilcox ana MISS wilcox, No.
z4oa Nraven terrace, W1u DC at home formally
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+ OsT-e5 REwARD-RED IRISH SETTER DOG
II from $50 1Sth st. n ". name Ripley on collar.
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u FULL VALUE GIVEN
For your old square piano III exchange for . NEW
BRADBURY UfklGAT. balance pay able 1 II monthly
cash.
o&5 T. G. SMITH, 1o25 Pa. ave. 4.
E'OR sALE-.'OTTO" GAS ENGINES. BOTH NEW
Il and SECOND hand; any Send for circular
call on u. BALLAUF, Agt., G:l eth st. n. W. nl3
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Chicaon Market

CHICAGO. Aug. 18.-The feeling In the
wheat and corn pits was very different this
morning from that manifested ut the open
Ing yesterday. Tns wild furry and excite
ment had all passed away and flctuatione
were reduced to nearly their normal range
Oh an active ma: ke5. The board OF trade
Liverpool report q1oted spot wheat l.!
pence lover sad futures q lower This
was doubtless the cause of the weakness In
the market shortly after the opening. De-
cember started unchanged In comparison
with the oloae yesterday at 103. 1t soon
sold up to 1881. broke to 1921. rallied to
1881. broke to 1929 again, and to 1O3, and
off to 1925 at 10 o'clock.
The corn pit WAS very quiet, opening {
lower at IS. September sold to 623, rallied
to OBI, reoeded to 63. and stood at 634 at 10
o'clock. Provisions were quiet. septem
Der pork opsned unchanged ct 80 95, sold
off to 50 90. and rallied to 80 at 10 O'Clock.
September rye which closed yesterday at
1O2 was offered this morning at SO
After 10 o'clock the market became even quiet
or and with fluctuations confined to narrower
limts. II a. m.-Wheat-Aug. 1884 Dec.
1o4A. Corn-scpt. 65; year 4s1A. oats-sept.
2s7s Pcrk-seps. $40 co: jan s13 O5. Lard
sept Sc OH Jan. 81 o5. Short ribs-sept.
So 57lh; Jan Sc Sly
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ingalls, Deserts the Man and Brother.

Ex-senator ingalls, Eas introduced to an Atlanta
audience the other evening in highly compli-
menta,y language by the Mayor Of that 5o1thern
town. In acknowledging thu compliment Mr.
Ingalls, ia reported as saying that II had been
mistake to enfranchise tho negro, aud that the
people of tho North would uphold white suprf-
mscy Just IS zealously as the southern people do
II the former were wEaro tho latter are.
This deiversnce reminds one OF the ex-Sens-
tors Introductory remarks in HIS recent address
before the Lakeside assembly st Msdiscn, VIE.
He eaid on that occasion, 1t will be remembered,
that ST. men in public life were towards. AID be
admitted that he Ras coward himself when he
Tgs in pUb c life. arc SO TO infer from his At
lanta deliyersncc that he has grown COURAGEOUS
since ne left pubic life. it may have been be.
cause he o coward that no did not express
himsef to the same effect when he was in the
Senate Il may be in the hope OF getting back to
tho Donate through seine southern State that he
expresses h mse'f In that way Low. Besides being
coward, the politician is sly Ono can never
feel quite sure that he thoroughly means anything
he ssys
Mr.. ingalls,, having deliberately thrown the Ne
gro overheard, finds himself loft as republican,
with only ono plank in bis platform-tho spolia
ton tariff plank. He seems to be of the opinion
that the ,st policy for the republican party ia to
bid high for the fst Of tho tariff fed interests aud
trust to the gullibility and purchssabilty of the
independent American voters VINO arc permitted
to vote CHICAGO Herald.
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yggIEIA NEWS.

The conveution OF the Virginia Fsrmsrs'
Alliance met in Richmond to-day. It is be-
ieved the convention will pronounce 10
favor OF the free coinage OF silver ard the
proposed sub-treasury.
a warrant wss Issued yesterday In Stat
ford for the arrest of James G. Collier, az
sIstRnt postmaster at Fostersvllle, that
county, charged with burning the store end
postcfflce tffscts ct that place. A search
warrant wss alsn Issued for mail popchee,
stamps. elo.
The court martial whion has been iu SEES
sion at the Norfolk navy ysrd for the psst
week trying the case Of pay clerk James r.
Ven Vranken, charged with stealing eoG-
eminent property, c!osed last evening. The
finding of the court will be submitted 10 ths
Secretary OF the Navy. end the resu't ao-
nounced from Washington.
The looai-apiion fight grows hotter IN
oolored, end Seru jones aro both tne,e Tor
The no-lioeDss eide. a great deal Of hard
feeling e1is.s. a5d grows worse every dss
The election takes place next Saturday, aud
mach tr, u lie Is feared. The liqucr .yeds N
Stanton is of great importance. There a'e
four wholesale houEes there.
A dastardy murder was committed at
Buchanan. Botetourt county, on Saturday
night. While O. Moscs, an Italian stone
contractor, was returning from The town TO
bis camp, ebout 9 O'Clock, he was assaulted
By tao negroes, who demanded his money.
He refused TO deliver and his aesaiants I'M
madlately .egan firing. Three shots took
effect, and be was dead before assistance ar
rived. The negroes made their escape.
At abingdon yesterday Mrs. Gllmer came
Into court heavily yelled, and leaning upon
the arm OF Colonel Summer. She wac
baI!ed to appear at the August term.
Nsither side being ready, on motion for SO.
pesl In the case Of Dr.. Baker. court was sd-
jourred until to-dey. The afidaVi;s OF sew
eral responsible clsizsns were made to the
effect That one CT more Of the jurcrs had
bean separated from the otners during the
trial and In conversation with outside par
ties. The defense claim that thie fsot Is suf-
fclent In Itself to have the verdict set sside.
Public sympathy seems to be charging In
favcr Of the prisoner.
DlIWi3d;e county. along the He Of the
Petersburg and Weldon Railroad, In the vi
| cini.y OF Rssm's Station. and also along the
line of the Norfolk and Western Railroad 10
the neighhorhood OF Church Road Station,
ses veited Saturday evening by most VI
oiept Wind aud hall storm. Tue storm e1.
tended over a large AREA. Corn was blown
down for mics, and tobacco was almost
ocmpie;siy ruined By the ball, which cut it
| 10 pisces. Some planters had their enLire
tobacco crop ruined. The hall was s'so
yegy destructive 10 other vegetation. and
ths loss &c The ierUsrs By The storm will 5s
coasiGerable. G'ba crops 1eFe also badly
washed By TIE hesyq raia Which follows0
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Kohammedap Feast.

Passengers whoIeechsd Richmond Jse;er-
day ncrni1g ou tha 0i Djnil;oa steamer
:ell OF q strange sight they ssw Sunday
eyeE!ag when ihsY psssed Newport Nsge.
l. visa ahe celebration 5y MonamIn eGaDs OF
tho iaass OF Hshsan Jahasn, or The coming
liz o, :he aeg yesr. pheae toIEs ara from
Bombay, Isd'a, a5ou, fly IN nunl5er. and
are employed co tho 6iasg slip Hejeen,
Capt. J. NJ. Olubb which Ia COW a. Newport
News loading grain for Havre, France. The
officers of the vessel are all f ,glish gentle
men. The steamer is most CT the time 10
the Mediterranean Ssn: The feast Which
the E sat Indians began to celebrate Sunday
commences With the new moon Of Auguat
end lasts ten days. dusiGg which time re-
Iiglous eeIvcss, resembling meWhat the
Iodian war dance. are bold. Three or more
persons 81. besIing tin pans, while the c;hsr
palt cipaDts join banda AID march around,
singing and bowling Daring one part of
tho service they had one OF their party
marked upou The body With paintin severn!
coors. He represented tbs Evil One, Emo
hls duty was to dance until he became ex-
hausted, thus representing The vanishing Of
the evil spirit. O1e man who took this i'm
portant part danced until he fell foil length
on the ground. apparently inseusihle. He
recovered after being beat upon the body
by h!s coCst a leg, end eiier o1e OF thsm had
blown bis breath into his ear.
Tho feast 7as finished Sunday evening by the
whole party dancing around TO thu music OF tho
tin pans, alto, which ali want to tho water, Office
cd prayer. and then W ns over board for awim
Returning they danced in the usual manor, and
the feast concluded by eating rice and small fish
from bowl which Was placed in the centre OF
the party.
These people nil mother eat nor drink from
any vess i other Ghsn their own, will they r.
loW any one c!ae to cook for them. Thor food is
rico and FISH, Che thing peculiar 30 them is they
ncvo1 cat With the left hand, Using tho right only
Some OF thcge people had rings their toes which
slgnilcd that they had wives. A crowd OF per-
sons were much interested in the strange religious
exercise Rich. State.
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Gtnrm in Cnlnsner.

Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gazette.
MIGoABLIs STATION, Va. Aug. T-Oa
Saturday afternoon a5cu, clock this county
was visited by cue OF tbs fsrcest wind rain
snd hail asoyua that eyer crossed this geo.
tios. Trees wtra twisted and broken,
fences wers leyeled, HOUSES rocked upon
their foundation, cattle and horses ran pell
meiiin esaFG direction and tho rein fell. not
Inc rops but shsets, thunder rolled and the
lightning dasbet uaili oaaos ED destruc.
ton aprsated 20 reign supreme. Indeed,
many ladies and caildrea were 60 badly
frightened that thsy tick refuge between
feSsher bees to escape the terrors OF The
electricity. The seleph DPS in the .t1re OF
Meoars. J ". Lewis & Co.. was etsuck by
lightning, the etoEm pug knocked cut ard
the g.ouDd wire melted, setting FIRE to the
goods and the building, bnt is fortunately
was promptly ex:'ngulshed before mach
damage was done. THISTLE.
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TELEGRAPRTC BREvITIEs.

The firm OF Johnston, T4IImGu 6 Co., ..
porters sna dealers in 6reGorks, ~. %
and to9a, 10 Nav Ycrk, usds en- Gss!snuac
to-day.
Damon. extensive safe AMI i,oo wo:G. t.
cambridge, nesr Bostop, were destroyed B
fire to day. eniniling heavy loss. Tie Isl
ia estimated It $3.50, 0C0.
There we're 149 dcs.hs in Miiwaulss
Wis. last week. Tsis ls the highest destt
rate known there for gears. OF the l49
deaths lob wsre OF children u1der yea:s q
age.
At 3 o'clock this morning during al alter.
cation on Mulberry street, New York,
Michael Delgs.ti, II years old, OF No 81
Mulberry street, vas sto, bg SD unknog
man and died eoon after.
A dispatch from Bottom, an Aust1is
town, announces the partlal destruction q
the village OF HOLMAN through cloud
burst. A torrent swept through .he vi lsge,
carrying away men snd cattle, and destroy
Ing half tbs houses. Many persons wers
drowned.
The dry goods end house furnishing ca
Establishments of Goldsteln & MIgs! and Cu;,
tie Il Orsnd, at Weoo. Texas, were totair
destroyed by fire last might. LESS s275 OC).
Mrs. O. N. Alexander, an employ 90 Of God.
stelp & MIgelhad, both legs broken By jump
Ing from the window.
David Gardiner, of Ellen, MIR, was taking
shells out of an old rin, today when one eyplod'
ed, and the bullet passing through ths ceiling
killed child who was In bad In room above
Last evening while bathing in the Bed river ct
Grand Forks. N. D, Rev. W. T. Culro, fist.
Psul's, Ep acopsl Church, hia dauahte ard Mrs
Van Kirk were drowned.
The sensational dispatches from Shanghai cor.
Germ ng alleged naval action to be taken there 40
not sustained by news received in Washington
The Peacock Can factory at st. Louis, No, ss'
destroyed by fire this morning; & tots Ices CT
about $4,000.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Foreign News.


BERLIN, Aug. 1S.-The grain market here
closed fat last night but at the opening this
morning there was declioe In prices and
the market was exctsd.
PARIS, Aug. is king Alexander OF Ser
via, and his father, e1-King Milan, are guests
of President Ca-not. At the election for
President OF theF.ench Councils General. NJ.
Rouvler, NJ. Ferry and others made speech.
90 In which references was made to the visit
OF the French fl set to Csonstads and the f'm
position France ID gaining In Europe.
ST. PETERSBURG. August 1S-1t Is known
that the Imperial ukass prohibiting the e1-
portatlon of rye, which caused 30 much es-
element In the markets Of the world. was
not only at first opposed by the Car. but 1t
was also greeted with opposition In various
other quarters. The statement that the I'm.
perlal measure is political one Is absolute.
ly untrue.
LONDON, Aug. Is AT Chelmsford this
morning, Sader, the man who stabbed ard
killed the husband Of his raramour, suffered
the death penalty for bis crime.
LEEDS, Aug. 1S-At q meeting OF tie
Leeds Millere Association to-day. 1t was de-
oided to make further advance In the
price of -four. The price agreed upon to-
day is rise of 1s. 81. above the previous
rate established by the association.
LONDON, Aug. 18.-The Berlin corre-
spondsnt Of the Times argues that the dan
ger of distress owing to the advance In
g:sin has been greatly overrated By free
trade agi.stors. The Berlin ReichSanzeiger
says that winter sown rye Is estimated to
produce eighty-swo per cent. of an average
/ harvest.
LONDON, Aug. 1S.-The Times to-day re-
fers to the encouraging prospects ahead OF
thu English farmers, saylDg chat given good
weather for fortnight, the wheat crop OF
Great Britalnwil be good average one. Pre-
dieting the effects OF the imperial ukase re-
Is.iug 10 the sxport OF rye. 1t says that 1t Ii
estimated that the central Elrope purchase
will be equivalent to 5000 600 quarters OF
rye, 10 wheat. corn and potatoes The chief
ga aero, this Times says, will be the United
Stasee, though England and India will have
their share.
LEEDS, Aug. 1S-Wlllsm Turner, the murder
er of little Barbara Waterhouse, was hanged here
this morning Turner protested bis innocence
to the last. On June 6, the child only yoars OF
ago. mysterously disappeared, and WAS not found
until midnight June 10, when policeman found
her body wrapped in bundle and lying in 8
street close to the Town Hall. The child's abdo-
men had been ripped open so that the intestines
protruded, and the legs and arms had almost been
severed from the body.
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FRENCH AND GERMAN RlvALRY.-Tht

FRENCH AND GERMAN R1vALRY.-Thc
rivalry between france sad Germany Is
reaching curious lengths. This was Illus
trated yesterday In the exhibition OF the
holy coat OF Argenteull. No sooner did 1t
become known few weeks ago that the
ecclesiastical authorities of Trevep, In Rhen.
sh Prussia. were about to exhibit garment
claimed to have been worn by the Saviour
than the French we're alive to deprive
the Germans, as far ss possible, OF the
honor and profit. It appears that ar
aenteul. within easy sccsss by rs!l from
Parie, also possesses q coat said TO
have belonged to OhrIet. Arrangements
we're promptly made for the exhibit
tion of the relic. Sunday was chosen "a the
Opening day, several dsrs ahesd of the frss
pubic view ST Treves. Great throngs of peo-
ple went from Paris and other localities to
see the boly vestnent. The exhibition vas
In evar7 rsy successful and is said to have
caused prcprotionate ohagrin at Treves,
which will probably lose multitude Of ex-
psoted French Catholic visitors. TIE prep
eratloas fer tbs pub:io exhibitions in TseVes
sre goins OF burr eaiy nd Wi! re completed
s!th!n the sppoInisd sine.
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How KING KErrs CooL.-Although one may
not keep cool, it is some satisfaction to read how
others mansge it. There s the King of sism for
instance. He is said to have in one of his country
palaces wonderful pavilion. 1t was built by q
Chinese engineer as refuge during the extreme
heat of GUNNER. The walls, ceiling and floors
are formed of pieces of plate glasa inch thick.
They are so perfectly fitted together with trans
parent cement that the joints are invisible and no
fluid can penetrate. The pavilion is % feet long
and II wide, and stands in the middle CT huge
basin made OF beautiful colored marbles. When
the King entsrs the Pavilion the single door is
closed and cemented. Then the suice gates are
opened and the Basin Ia filed with water. High
or and higher it rises until the pavilion is CIV
cred and only the ventistols at the top connect 1t
with the open air. When the heat OF the Gun Il
so great that tho water slmost bos Oh the surface
Of the freshest fountains this pavilion is delio-
iously cool. And this is the way the King of Siam
cools himself of in hot weather. Il sounds very
deliehtful
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A SUPPOSED MIRAcLE.-A supposed nj

A sUPP?sED MIRAcLE.-A supposed MI
raonlons cure Of a cripple at the font Of the
altar Ia repo,ted In Boston. Daring the ser.
v,cae Saturday ct the Church OF Oar Lad,
Of Perps!usl Help, Mss. Catherine Garland.
Of S:oughton, Mass, who Is temporarily In
the city sEd who has been for several yesrp
an Amos. helpless cripple, wns present o.
tho Feast Of the Assumption of the Blsssed
Virgin. During the services she felt pecu-
liar senEasion OF distress aud fsintDsae, fol
lowed Oy 81 accession of s!rang'h. Rising
SIZE pus her clutches aside and walked Gu:
OF the church. SeVslai previoua miraculous
cnres haze been reported from 80 s shrina.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-18

SEvESTYTHREE AND SIXTEEN. - Receot'
ly marriage took place in Spo;tsylVaoa
between q gentleman OF 70 years and a
young lady OF 16 The marriage took psc'
In July and early In Ausust e notice Saa
posted at the court house. 6y TIE b0soanG'
warning the public spe'0.t crediIcS b,'
wife es she had deserted ais led snd hoard
TLis Is the second case 10 which Mv. Crls'
mond played the dual roll CT oIer, and NIP,
lister which turned cut badlg. 0Gr frstd
is acknowledged to be one Of The mort SC
complished clerks 10 the State opo we heTe
no doubt he Issues licenses aii ri2h' bat nc
seems TO lack the capacity TO tic the Eno'
as firmly as 1t should be- done, We feel con'
strained to g 'ylss the Rev. NJ. Or sm1nd %
study up the marriage ceremony, Isarn %
tie the knot more securely or eend bis mar
rying cns.. mere to the parsonage that II 50
conveniently near Fredericksburg Lance