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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-08
THE sAYwARD CASE.

Mr. Calderon Carlisle Says That 1t VIII BE
vigorously Pressed.
Mr.. Calderon Carlisle, who is attorney for
her majestys government in the Sayward case
now before the Supreme Court, has returned
from Europe and is preparing for the vigorous
prosecution of the case. The time is set for
the argument Of the case soon as the session
of the court opens.
Mr.. Carlisle told Q STAR reporter today that
the case would be pressed, and that he has
heard no suggestion that it should be drop
ned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-08

PERsoNAL~--W. C. Clark Of Grand Junction,
Col. Hon. W. c. P. Breckinridge of Kentucky.
L. s. Donaldson of Minneapolis, Angel Ortegay
of Mexico are at Wizards s.-J. B. Dysart of
Ohio, j. N Naples of North Carolina, P. S.
Loop Of Baltimore and Chas. F. Duffy of New
York are at the Randall.-L. W. Weis of New
Orleans, r. S. Goodfellow of Minneapolis, w.
Weeter of Spokane, r. F. Miller of Cincin-
natl and Alto Faunce OF Boston are at the
Arlington.-G. Z. Hoyt of Connecticut, L..
B. Nash of Spokane. Hon. H. Libbey of Vir-
gina, H. G. Stonehill of Omaha, Jas. Perry of
London, G. F. Hopkins Of California and Y
Augula and F. Pla of Havana are at the
Ebbitt.-Dr Milton S. Terry of Evansville,
Ind, Alfred Smith of Smyrna, Del. James H.
Locke of Peterborough. Ont, the Misses Lewiss
and Mrs. Blaker OF London are at the Fre-
donia.-W. s. Orton of Boston, J. s.
Ellison Of Philadelphia, J. P. Carson of Rich
mond, Va, and A. W. Woodward of Mansfield.
Ohio, are at the Johnson.-Hon. Thos. E. Bur-
nam of Haverhill, Mass, A. P. Root Of Houston.
Tex. and H. E. Courtney of Mansfield, Ohio, are
at the St. James.-H. H. Dauson of Park
ersburg, ]. T. Cars Roder of Key
ser, ". Va, J. T. Stuart Of Pittsburg
and A. de r. Clay of Newport News
are at the National--E. P. Carr Of Worcester
and C. I. Sisson of Detroit are at the Metro
pOlitan. DIR. G. r. De Cole Is spending q
week or two in Boston.
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An Extra Edition

of yesterdays ten-page issue of TIE STAR, con-
tanning the opening proceedings Of the great
Methodist Ecumenical Council, with full report
OF Bishop Hurst's address Of welcome, and Rev.
Dr. Arthur'S eloquent sermon, has been pro-
vided. and is now ready, at the counter, at rates
as follows: Open, cents q copy; wrapped and
stamped, ready for mailing-domestic and Can
ada, cents; foreign, 4 cents.
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Chicago Markets.
DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
poLIcEuEx PKxsIoNKD.

Privates J. W. Clawson and James T. Arnold
Of the metropolitan police force have bssa
honorsbly discharged from the service snd
psnsioned ct the rate Of ESQ per month
TO LAT Gas Mama
Permission has been granted the Wsshingtoa
0as Light Company 10 lay gas mains In tls fol-
lowing streets: On east side Of Tennsssss svs-
nue. between A and b streets northeast. In rood
way Of 18th street between o and Q northsaD6
MIscELLANRouA
John Dowlins, private on the police fsrs&
has resigned
Private W. I. Heinrich Of the poliss force -
been removed
Louis Mohun has been appointed sx.As =
the engineer department
w. H. Jackson, assistant forsrnan b -
engineer department. hes ben prsmotsd -
full foreman
The commissioners have ordered >hat -
water supply on n street bstvssn sotA and s2d
BE- increased
The time for completing she Emergency Rse-
piA.l - bssn sxssndsd - &evsnba \
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-08
THE COMING OF WINTER

Fir~t Snow of the season fn Pcnnsyivsssa-
Ice in Miunesota-
BEAvFR FAILS. Pa. Oct s-The first snow
Of the season fell yesterday. The streets and
houses were thickly covered.
CARLTON, MINS., Oct s.-The cold north
wind Tuesday night froze water nearly an inch
In thickness, and practically ended the growsA
and further development of garden and field
products- The cold wave continues today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-08

FoURTH-CLAss PosTMAsTERs.-E. B. Thomas
at Ednor, Nd. 7. Terrett, jr.. at Bailey's Cross
Roads. Va; d. t. Hannah at Craigs Greek, Va; !;
C. Naitsh at Holstein Mills, Va; NJ E.
Smith. at Cobb's Island, Va; E. NJ. Dunn, at
Merryfield, Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-08

SUPERINTENDENTs sAPPoINrED.-W.L. Dow has
been appointed superintendent of construction
OF the public building at Sioux Falls, S. D.. and
James Stewart, superintendent of the building
at Madison. Ind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-08
LIEUT.. sCHwATKA.s RETURN.
The Trip to lit. s. ELIAS Successful In Every
Respect.

Respect.
VIcroRIA, B. c., Oct 8.-Lieut schwstka has
just returned from Alaska, and in the account
of his trip says: I'VE opened about 500 or 600
miles of totally unknown country, and. Of
course, good deal on each side. We have Sc
cured thorough map, which was taken by DR..
Hayes Of the geological survey at Washington.
"A large collection Of botanical specimens
was made and photographs taken Of everything
OF interest. The most important feature Of
the whole trip was the successful breaking
through of the St. Elias ranges, . feat never
before accomplished by man."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-08

NAVAL oRDERs.-Gunper NJ. R. Henderson has
been ordered to the receiving ship Wabash.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-08

MILITARY CADETS ApPoINrED.-Cadets to the
United States Military Academy have been ap-
pointed as follows: Sumner Miller, tenth dis
trict of Illinois; Willard H. Mccormick, alter
nate, tenth district of Illinois; Charles N
Halpin. twelfth district of Illinois
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-08

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Internal rev.
enue, $3.50, ,016; customs, S692, $50
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PRIVATE SECRETARY HALFonD IMpRovNa-
Mr. E. W. Halford, the Presidents private Sec
retary, is still confined to his room at the Els
mere. He is suffering from an acute at
tack of renal neuralgia, brought on by
thought, however, that he is improving, and
though he may keep his room all this week he
expects to be at his desk again in few days
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-08

RECEIVERS APPoISTED-The controller Of the
currency has appointed Benjamin ]. Haywood
receiver Of the First National Bank of Clear
held, Pa, and Henry NJ. Hall, jr., receiver Of
the Farley National Bank Of MONTGOMERY Ala
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-08

Mr.. DURYEA'S SUCcEssoR.-Mr. James p
Bennett, who now holds q position in the post
Office at Hartford, Conn, will be appointed
chief clork Of the patent Office in place of
Schuyler Duryea, whose resignation has been
accepted to take effect November 80. Mr.. Ben
nett will come to this city the latter part of
next month and devote a few days to becoming
familiar with the duties of his new position.
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FIDELITY

FIDr1rrr
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.
SUBSCRIBED STOCK. sYap. OOo
kas Ihs bsst plan devised for securing . Homa
No AUCTION OF MONEY.
No BACK DUES REQUIRED.
Any CUNT loaned repay able els per month or sseo
sI.OyU .dvancsd Shares, q per month
slA FER CENT ALLOWED ON DEPOsITa
s2o. GO placed In New LoanA
Tor IsmYL.ets and information apply ss the onos.
slJ AND vl5 ST. NV.
OEFICEnS:
62fypn Dtngpan. Prs~ Alonso Twcedale. Sec.
Leach. Y. Pres. Anslrsw Wall, NGr.
l. Anen9son. IEs.s s.sni II. smith. Any.
AxAscAx xccKifY AND TRUST Co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-08

FSTO GET A PICTURE WHICH
~ does you Justice You must 40 to
an artist in fotoyrAfy. My gal
leries have just been entirely re.
modeIed and greatly improved
and, as J consequence, have bet
ter facilities than Tor doing
artistic work.
give my personal attention to
all 'posings" and guarantee salts
faction.
PRINCE,
Artist fotografer.
ocS Cor. 1lth and Pa. ave, NV.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York stock \

New York stock Market.
The following are the opening and closing rrtce~ Of
the New York Stock MarLet, a. reIorted by specls
wire to COrson and MAsartIcy. Ia y street.
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National
~ SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
nr N..SIIrx |S.r-,.-
Nrrop HSrr. az ~ wv. W.
N-4 SSh lolE 81 AND NkW YORK AVE
CLartsrsd hx .,..s.i 80. -. ro,~r~~.
I.r,. -, 80 - SoA~
.IS - ico'-
lsCxSan1zrd uncsr act Ccnsre<. Octot,~rl L isoo
- ~s~
1ysnsSC:s the business ofx
TRusT CONpANy
~ al its various brAnchsA
xx.--
A.se We ouslhessoiA
SA'ANSS bANA
And o.a
gAFE DEpOsIT c0NpkSv
-.
Sapital-
ONE MILLION Ok DOLLAE9
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LORE BY MERIT"
October s. 1891
Thirty-fue Dollars.
Our cut Of the Enoitsh Boo Top Coats s
much favored by the beau monde. We i'm
part certain tone to this garment that
stamps it a master production We SUBJ
init large range of colors from which to
select at the minimum cost of ''thirtv-f five
dollars" either silk or cloth lined. We are
sill taking orders for those &25 Suits.
MERTz AND COMPANY. Tailors.
ocS 514 11th st. n.
EESwE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY.
French peas, l5c. per can; little earl (tiny tins)
Cnilds hand d,nade K,nger waters, DC can; shred
large TS ginger a no
best bird seed. PACKAGE best bird gravel &c. pacx
W. s..a,", a," ''' ' GEO. E. kESS5Dy Nh
r. NOTICE. no IHE PKOfItlE EIVks ~ BAR
AND coRbiaLs AS NhnG BY MhoLssAEEofFlcH AAtsi 6F
aEKEsY s G GIVEN tina. f'' ann now Prepared to ssceivs
Ell
kfM BE S b 1E8E 81
OF the Commissioners such petitions must be led at
IL a.si
KSTAe heather is tikety t. se Jair ti!t Sstar-
49, day: cooler, except sfQts0adrt tebsperd-
ture On the codst: a0rthtrestsrty riids.
OUR THREE DEPARTMENTS.
Our mill work and hardware good you will
find anywhere. That is all We claim Tor them. But
when You come to lumber we claim everything.
The best in the world-no one can touch us in
quality or price.
sll5 PER 100 FEET.
MILL WORK. LUMBER HARDWARE.
Lbbey. Bitrinzer 4 Miller.
au6-3m 9th It. and New York sve.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-08

He Has Bssn Able 10 Take Light Nourlsh-
Special Dispstch 10 Ths Evening Star
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Oct s,-During the past
twenty-four hours Gen. Lee has been abls to
take lightnourishment and his condition con-
tinues TO slowly improve.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-08
- A RARE CHANCE TO MAKE A
MOST PROFITABLE INVESTMENT.

by a stroke Of good fortune we are en-
abled to offer q large brick building,
situate in the upper portion OF I4th st.,
sitting back from the iulding line, ats
price which makes II one of the best
paying pieces Of small property in the
city. We have had q responsible srchi-
tect draw plans ior improving this prop
erty by building New front and making
other minor chances. thus converting it
into u handsome store room with .hree
elegant flats above lifted with every
modern convenience. The house as It is,
with ali contemplated alterations and
improvements, now De had for
1000. And as such property should
readily rent for from 81, 600 to Sl,SOO
the pront from the investm Mt is plainly
apparent.
The rapid growth of this section asa
business thorouehiare and its splendid
prospective advantages are too we'll
known to need emphasizing.
We shall be siad 10 talk with capitalists
looking foc giit-edae Investments, as the
above is but an H. us.ration of what you
may expect from us.
A. NJ. Proctor. J. Martin Proctor
PROCTOR l. PROCTOR.
ocS-3t OO1 u st. NV.
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sEx. dividend.
baltimore Markssa-

BALTIMORE. Oct. s-Flour nrm. unchanged
-receipts, 1885 barrels: shipments. ~ barrels;
sales. Isis barrels Wheat strong and higher
No. red. spot, lo4k; october, Lo44; December.
.0el.al.oeA: steamer, No. .. red. sshal.0o-re
ceipts, O., 5ss bushels; shipments, $1,000 bushelr
stock. l.6ss,l4l bushels; sales. 15S,Voo bushels
Southern wheat, nrmer; Futz, Looal.07: Long
berry, l.0lal0s- Corn nrmer-mixed, spot. ~.
year, 81; January, 5lk; February, Slsslk; March.
5ks5lk-recepts,5059 81 bushels; stock.ls,s$e bush
els; sales. 10000 bushels. southern corn nrmer.
white. s0a12: yellow, 72a7S- Oats steady, good In
quiry-No. white western, s6aS6,; No. mixed
western. ssas4-receIpts, 5000 bushels; stock. fls-
s75 bushels Rye stesdy-No = ss-receipts, Ssss
bushels; shipments. s7.z5s bushels; stock, f05,sos
bushels. Hay nrm and higner-eood 10 choice
timothy, lAeoai5.Oo. Grain freights. quiet un-
changed Cotton nrm-middlng, 81. Provisions
steady, prices unchanged. Butter nrm, unchanged
Eggs, unchanged Coffee steady-ko csrgoee.
fair, lsk; No. !. lsk. Sugar arm, unchAnGea
whisky arm and unchanged.
Chicago MarksfaA
CHICAGO. Oct. stclosineD.-whest-Decem
ssx; May, Losx: Corn. November. ssk;
81. Pork-December, s.sak; January, 1as2h.
November, s.62k. Lard-December. as; January.
S.sos6 81; November, 6esk. Ribs = becembcr
&<sh; January. GEO. Noyember.&sih
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"THE MONUMENTAL.
ss7 AND $50 + ST. n. W.
FINE MILLINERY. CLoAKs. HOSIERY. GLOVES.
The system Of selling every article at small profit
bu; Of thoroughly reliable quality. is ruling prin
ciple Of this nrIn.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
NOW ON SALE IN ALL DEPARTMENTS AT
SPECIALLY ATTRACTIVE PRICES.
LADIES' AND CHILDRENs IMPORTED CLOAKs.
GCsl warm. serviceable. yet very stylish garments
the very best the market affords. at prices that
POSITIVELY LEAVE NO ROOM FOR CONFETTI.
rION.
LADIES' :AIl-wool Chsviot Cloth Res.er Jackets,
with either button or four silk cord loops, g. 9S
$i9S.
Hip Seam. the latest 4 Jackets, at g. Fine Refer
Jackets 2s inches long, astrakhan cloth collar and
we're. 50 and ST. Fine Furlinsd Refers and HIP
seam Jackets. either in medium X lengths COM
prising all tho leading furs this season. viz: Astra-
khan, kriinIner. narten, water mink sable, opossum
bear, &c. at prices follows. s5. 81. So 90. 80
%. 90. IL and up.
CAPEs.-we have . most complete line. Richly
Embroidered Cloth and Jetted Capes. Plush Fur
Capes. &c.
CAPE NEwMARKETs.-ws have them in all the
latest styles. THE ChumIey," THE Lord Hawke
and the Gladstone, s15 and upward
OUR MISSES CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
Everything for the children. Refer Jackets at
e2.ss All sizes 6retc hen Coats IS low S:...S.
OUh Infants CloAks should not be missed. We
have rsde special facilities this department aud the
prices are tempting at sl9s. e. 30. 81 ss and up
Infants Long Cioaks-Infants, Long Cashmere
CloAks with embroidered cspes. from e. 9S to the
finest. Sl2.
Eiderdown Cashmere Cloak, Gretchen waist. s,.b-
oratey trimmed with ribbon and braid. 50 IS.
6osSAMERS.
nns line of Cloth and silk-6nisbed Msckintoshes
from - 9s to els.
aoss.nsrs in all the leading styles a. low .. o. o.
MILLINERY DISPLAY
OF unusual spenGor such as large Jsttrimrosd Hats
and ToQues the prettest combinations and designs in
hiRhclass Cleopatra Hats" These with the latest
fancifu creations. are now here profuson and
all to ssl st prices that viii be Just a. captivating q
the elegance Of our whole display.
cHILDREN's HATS AND CAPS.
Special line of Imported Novelties and Christening
Caps. Also . fun line Of Childrsns Hats, in plush
crown. shirrsd rim. &C.. Ac.
TIE MONUMENTAL,
oc7-2s' pS7 and $50 It, nv
HERE Is No DAxeEn
In using a MODERN GAS STOVE of ths serious
accidents that 30 often occur with ethss seovss.
Call and look q
sIN DIAL.
sILT EDGE.
ECLIPSE ana
RELIABLR
nylosr WARRINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
ExRvAND. EX0RAvER AND LITHooRAPHER
- l0l- Penn NV.
van1ang easds vs1assd from plata ia pse 100 sea
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K~H. o. TowLEs.
........ FURNITURE SPECIALITY.
Myressonsfor claiming portion Of public patronage
My stock is purchased for cash.
My expenses much less than larger competitors.
No leaders or bats at cost. and double profits on
other goods.
No goods miHepresented.
rely on fair dealing and low prices for success.
H. o. TOWLES.
ss20-1m LOOT Penn. ave. NV.
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A VOICE FROM THE TOMB.
SAID TO BE CALLING OUT FOR
VENGEANCE.
Is DIR, CRGEV's GHOST AT THE
CARLSON COTIAGE2
Chicago tailoring Under Great EN-
citemcDt-severaI Persons Testify
to Having seen the Strange spocter
--'The NcighbOrs Terrincd.

.HICAGO Is JUST
at present in 6 he
throcs of excite
ment produced 10y
thrilling stories of
the appearance of
a glIostly spectcr
which nightly
cuts weird capers
in and about the
world celebrated
Carlson cottage,
where Dr. CrOniu
wa S murdered
May 4, 1889. The
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-07-20

thought Katie was throwing herself
away The talk had the effect of in
ducing the girl to break the engage
ment and return to Saginaw. Young
Landy followed her and induced her to
return and renew her promise of mar
riage.
They were to have been married at :
o'clock June II, In 81. PatricIs church,
Chicago. During Saturday they went
to the church for the purpose of con-
fession. At the door the young lady's
determination failed. She refused to
go in and again refused to marry the
man she did not love. But within a
few hours she had again given her con-
sent to the marriage. Monday she took
poison and died in terrible agony.
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she nIcd for Lnro.

Poor Katie Mcintyre died on the day
on which her wedding was to take
place She died us a result Of dose Of
poison, taken 20 prevent her marriage
to the man she did not love. She lived
in Saginaw, Michigan, from which
p ace she moved TO Chicago,
Some two or three months ago
in that city She had been living with
her married sister. Mrs. james Landv.
Before going TO Chicago she was en-
ployed for time I'm the office Of the
Bancroft house, Saginaw. There she
made the acquaintance and became en-
gagged to young man named Crowley
who Tilted her That preyed on her
mind and made her melancholy at times.
Shortly after Miss Mclntyres arrival
in Chicago she met John Landy, a
brother of her sister husband. Landy
at once formed an attachment for the
young lady. He pushed his suit
rapidly, but was refused when he pro-
posed. He carried that information TO
his brother and sister-in-law. They
favored his suit and finally induced her
to reverse her answer. A friend Of the
young lady did not like the prospective
groom. She frequently said she
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-07-20

Recovering courage somewhat Mr..
Chatterton then passed into the stable,
where the poor disembowled horse lay
in it5 own blood, dying a few moments
later.
The entire county is excited beyond
measure, The animal's screams have
been heard and It's huge, ugly tracks
have been found In the Spoon river
bottoms for the past three months. A
party of hunters surrounded the brute
in the Crooked creek bottoms a few
weeks ago, but the dogs refused to
commence an attack. h. men caught
a glimpse of this animal and were so
thoroughly frightened by its size and
Appearance that they gave up the
chase.
About three years ago Shelby's cir
Gus and menagerie, while crossing the
Crooked creek bottoms, was caught in
storm, and a cage containing lion
and lioncss and a tiger was overturned
1t was found that the lion was smoth-
cred, but the tiger escaped from the
cage and into the deep timber. 1t Is
thought that it Is this tiger that is de-
stroying all peace of mind in Melon
ough county.
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residents of that par ocular section Of
Chicago are iu a vortex of frenzy over
the affair. The matter has been invos-
tigated and little dou bt is left for dis
proving the assertions of the Chicago
Herald, which cluims that its own rep.
reseutative witnessed the mauWuvers
Of the canny specter the other night.
Certainly the people are not making SO
much noise for nothing.
Strange sights and sounds, It is said,
have aroused the ueighbors, and for
several nights the lonely cottage has
received almost as much attention as it
did the day after the facts OF the muir
der were brought out. One night a
number Of persons were gathered In the
vicinity of the cottage. They claimed
to have actually seen the spirit of the
murdered doctor at the windows.
The first thing heard of the affnu was
when Mrs. Carlson, who, with her hus-
band, now lives in the cottage, was
awakened by strange cries, means, and
the pattering OF feet. On the same
night some person claimed to have seen
a ghostly form, envelOped In q white
shroud, appear at a window in the front
room, and after peering out into
the street gave vent to means and cries
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-07-20
IIENTOR


At the last meeting of the Fall River
Cycling Club five lady members were
admitted.
A recent estimate of the value of
cycling property in the United States
places it at S15,OO0,0OO
A safety with two chains is being
made in England with a special view
to exceptional hill-climbing powers.
1t isn't right to preach against the
art of cycling simply because when per-
sons get to be experts at it they be-
come fast"
Thomas Stevens, well known to
cyclers all over the world, has written
''Through Russia on u Mustang"
which has just been published.
SsOn Decoration Day, Mr., S. ]. Black
Started from Cleveland, o., on his BIZ
cycle for trip around the world. His
course has been carefully planned and
he hopes to lower Mr.. Stevens record.
Numerous articles written by Mr.. Black,
will appear during his tour.
Girls in Minneapolis can ride on the
sidewalks, when the streets are muddy
or impassable, for the mayor has
| granted permission to wheelmen, and
riders of the other sex have the same
rights, of course. That is, lady bicy.
clers copy their ancestors.
@sIt is said that when the body of Baron
/ Drais, the inventor of the first bicycle,
] was removed from an out of the way
spot to one more prominent in Carls-
ruhe, ladies as well as men made up the
funeral cortege of 400 persons, eacf
mounted on his or her machine ano
wearing the uniform of their respective
| c1u bS
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st am willing to pass a night in the
cottage and hnd out what message the
spirit desires TO leave to his friends,
have no doubt that he has some i'm
portant message to leave"
At least a dozen responsible persons
testify to having seen the spirit.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-07-20

Macbeth's "pearl top . and
"pearl glass" lamp-chimneys
do not break from heat, not
one in a hundred; they break
from accidents,
They are made Of clear
glass as well as tough, as
clear as crystal. They fit the
lamps they are made for.
Shape controls the draft; they
are shaped right. Draft con-
tributes to proper combustion;
that makes light; they inn,
prove the light of a lamp,
But theycost a deal ler three
times as much IS common
chimneys, and, as they do not
break, ne 5 apt to be anxious
lest they stop his trade. Di-
min,shed sales and less profit
99e not agreeable to him.
There are two sides to the
question. Have a talkwith him.
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