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JoHssrox's baking powder at 731 7th st.

HERE is q chance for you. Ladies' handsome
30-inch-long REFER jackets, in black, tan or
gray, trimmed with mink, astrakhsn or muff-
lon, shawl and satin lined, worth from SIS 70
s25, will be sold tomorrow at s949. Look at
them before purchasing your coat EIsES-
MASS's, 806 It'll ST. NV. and 1924-26 Pennsylva-
mia ave.
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sent TO -. tlifa,e.,-.

The de lunatica inqairenGo proceedings in
the case of Miss Emma G C. Abbott who
claims TO be q national detective. were heard
yesterday before a marshaIs iury in charge
of Deputy Marshal WIiet. and alter lis;eninr 10
considerable testimony the jury 2djudged her
insane without leaving tie box and sine wa,
sent 10 ST. Elizabeth's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-16
A Singular Occurrence.

Yesterday George W. johnson and W. Wood
forth engaged in q friendly boxing match at
the B. and o. railroad freight yard, when John
son, in attempting to ward of blow, struck
a pencil and drove it into his (J.'s) side, pass
ing between the ribs. Two inches of the pencil
was broken of. and when taken to the Emer-
gency Hospital DIR. Atkinson removed it with
pair of tweezers, and he was sent to his home,
25S Post Office alley, Georgetown.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

y PooR's HAND BOOK OF INVESTMENT BE-
CURITIEs.
xor the use o. 5ankers lnvestor Trust uytftutiops
and Hallway Oaicials. suppiementing Poor's Hsnusi
o. nsuroaaA Ihe only work published which pre-
o. ~ the states cities. towns and counSss o. ~
country. -
IN one yolunae: 500 peess. cloth. royal octave.
Price ~ 50 pr COPY. Edition for 1901 rssdy n juiy
JOHN c. PARKEH
- o15 End 61o 7th 8. Az.
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ONE PLACE TO GER Coon BUrTER.-There
may be more, but there is certainly enc place
to get good table butter. Mr.. JAS. +. Oyster
sells the best 80. IS, 10 and Soc. butter made.
Telephone 27l, or call at Marble building. 9th
and Pennsylvania avenue, or Center Market.
9th street wing, or stands l27 and 1923 K Street
Market Adrk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-16

LARGE SALE OF FURxTrUnE.-Latimer Sloan
will sell tomorrow at their auction. rooms, 1909
G street, at 10 O'Clock. the porcelains, glass
ware and wines belonging to Mr.. Roustan, the
French minister; also a fine lot Of goods be-
longing to the late Marquis de Chambrun, ten
French plate mantel and pier mirrors and gen.
eral household efects.-Adct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-16

SoUrHKRS INTERSTATE ExPoszr1ox, RLEron,
n C.-The Richmond and Danville railroad
will cell round-trip tickets from Washington,
D. c., to Raleigh, 3. c.. for the above occasion
on Tuesdays and Wednesdays Of each week. be-
ginning Tuesday, October IS. and continuing
until November IS. at 4l2lo, valid for return
passage until December $, 1891.
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Johnston's Coffees at 7sl It'll 8,

"ROckbridSe Rye" finest made, "a per gal
Ion; 81 quart bottle. LYSCHs, 40a 9Th st. nv
sl-mGf.tr
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WHATS THE LIMrT?' your own price
from soc. 10 81, and We can give you good
Value Tor Tin our hat department.
FRANC x Sos. One Price,
Cor. 18th aud ID sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-16

TIE Capitol Hill Brick Company has, BIZ W.
n Shiles, fled bill against John Cooksey
to compel defendant to carry out an agree
ment and abide an arbitration.
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LOCAL MENTION,
The Weather.
yoHrcAsr TIL EIGHT 4 n. SATURDAY.

ron WASHINGTON AND VICINITY.
For Maryland generally fair till Sunday night
warmer Saturday; winds becoming southwest
frosts tonight.
For the District of Columbia and Virginia
fair till Sunday; cooler and severe frosts to-
night slowly rising temperature tomorrow
northerly winds.
i: Is expected that the clear weather will con-
tnue until Sunday night; somewhat cooler and
severe frosts tonight; slowly rising temperature
tomorrow; warmer Sunday.
IL is probable that the winds will shift to the
south and that the weather will become un-
settled Monday, with light rain Monday night.
CONDITION OF THE WATER
Temperature and condition of water at Z
an: Great Falls, temperature. 50; condition,
s. Receiving reservoir. temperature, 81. Con-
dition at north connection. IS; condition at
south connection, 26, distributing reservoir,
temperature. Sc; condition at inhuent gate
house, So; condition at e!fiuent gate house, sc.
High Water Low Water.
ss1 am 100 pm. O:so am. 12:55 pm
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The TRusTzE's SALE Of desirable brick dwell
ing, No. 1902 ID street northwest, TO take place
tomorrow 1t $50 O'Clock affords good oppor-
tunity to obtain Q residence in the northwest,
See advertisement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-16

ABOUT $50 O'Clock yesterday pair OF horses
attached to dayton wagon ran AWAY on New
York avenue between New Jersey avenue and
LIST street and broke two Ct the iron poles Of
the lexington Electric railroad supporting its
wires.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-16

LADIES AsrRAKHAN CAPEs, with storm col
lars, worth $3.50, will go at S169 at EIsEN-
NAxx's, sO6 9TH st. and I924-26 Pennsylvania ave-
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A GREAT SALE OF CHnDREN's OvERcoArs
All our children's overcoats (siZes 215 TO 10
years. lett over from last season will be sold {
. reduction Of from % to so per cent for one
week only. EIsEMAN Bios, It'll and T.
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DoS'T Miss IT.

Until Saturday, October II. all our last sea-
sons childrer's overcoats (siZes 81 to 10 years.
viii 60 at SOC. and 75c. on the dollar. EIsEMAN
Bios, 7th and L.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-16

CARrzTs CLEANED by tho Empire Carpet
Works, 63l-e35 Mass ave. H. W., are made moth
proof free of charge. Telephone 1852
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-16

FoR WASHINGTON Dress BEEF
Go to JOIN r. NELLY. Center Market, 9Th ST.
wing. Northern Liberty Market
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A EEMBER OF THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT TX
CITES THE INDIGNATION OF THE PRIMITIVE
nErHoDisTs--HE CALLS THIN IaPosTEEs AM
REFUSES TO APoLooIzE--A SCENE OF DISORDER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-16

AT AUcTIoS.-Large sale at Williams 4 Co 4
auction rooms, corner 10th street and Pennsyl
vanla avenue northwest. tomorrow morning
commencing at 10 O'Clock. Bee ad.. auction
column.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-16

GREAT SACRIFICE SALE of chiliren's over
coats (sizes ~ to 10 years. for one week only,
ct EIsENAN Baos' It'll and E
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DoS'T Buy BUrTERINY

FoR CooL WEATHER, medium-weight under
wear. kid gloves, dark neckwear. brown and
black derbys, &c LEWIS & Son. 1921 N Y. av.
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sPEcIAL Presents tomorrow at 7s1 9Th 81.

NoIIcE.-Bolitha j. Laws has removed his
stock Of wall papers. pictures. picture frames
&c, from 1927 Pa ave. to All 7th ST. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-16

TIE NEW DUNLAP STYLE in derbios.
FRANC 4 Sos, One Price,
Cor. 9TH and ID SITS.
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w. HI. HorkE,
9Th AND PENNA. AVE.
THE DRIFT OF POPULAR TRADE
is TOWARD OUR STORE
We will offer .or this week tine follow
ing special bargains in Furniture:
A Solid Antique Oak Suite. 3 pieces,
$3.50 A large antique suite. pieces,
bevsl plate, @4x3o. for S:s,5 An Antique
or lOth Century Finish Suite for $:s2. so,
the best suite ever soil Cor the money,
and Cheval Suite at S37 80. which can
not be duplicated. A 5-piece Parlor
Suite. upholstered in Tapestry and
Silk Plush. fo- $31 80. We have
only five Of them. SO come early.
beautiful 6-piece Ling Suite Tor $65 and
alarge Ovsr-s.affed 5-p!ece Rug suite
at sl00, which is equal to any SIPS suite
ON the market. AHgh-bacl Oak Rocker,
in Plush or silk Tapestry. at 81 "a. We
are receiving some new patterns In
Moquette and Administer Carpets. Come
and see them and don't forget TO loor
at our line Of Portieres, especially our
S7.50 Curtain. A visit to US viii fully
repay you.
oclO-6t W. II. HOEKE.
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Another Failure

Carving, Table, Pocket Knives, Razors and
Shears WALFoRD's, All Penn. ave. oc16-2ts
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ADJUSTMENTS.

OssSSSEEEE .
xEIk - oefosfk 10
kverybody's favorite.
E EsSSSs## E E|$E:
f fSsSf Rise RISE:
In the Musical Comedy
4 j j9itY s sTkFkIsk
iSEEi s ssPki
4 iiStEY s sUkPkisk
JOLLY sSRPRisE.
An Mirth and Music
oos of seats no" in progress At the Ao.as%S ss'
X ERNAN's LYcEUM THEATER.
- fennsylvania ave. and 18th st.
THIS wEEK-MArINEE TOMORROW.
NO ADVANCE IN PRICES
10. Ii. p and Soc Children to Dress Circle lie.
Night-l5. 25. 30 and s5c.
TONY PASTOR
And His
GRAND DOUBLE COMPANY
With His
LATEST NOVELTIES FROM EUROPE.
Next Week-''NAsTER AND MAN" ocl6
III ARRIs' BIJoU THEArER
Ara. P. Harris. r. L. Brtton and T. =. ps.ns.
Proprietors and N.nssers-
week COMMENCING Monday. octobr u.
Oracle EMMETT
IN
Howard b. Taylor's Great Play,
THE PULSE OF NEW YORK.
NEXT WEEK.
THE BOSTON HOWARD ATHENEuM STAR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-16

STEAM CARPET CLEANING and carpets put
down. A. H. CHAcE Il Bro. Gig La ave.
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t Southeast corner 9th and E SITS. NV

Special Price List-Pure Old Rye Whisky
Qour years old), full quart bottle. Worth 81.
Our price, 75c.
Extra Superior Old Rye Whisky. Full quart
bottles. Worth S1.50. Our price, 81.
Pure Old Port Wine. Large bottle, worth
81. Our price, SOC.
Pure Old Spanish Sherry, our own importa-
ton. Pint bottle. worth Use. Our price, SOC.
Pure Old Spanish Sherry, our own importa-
ton. Quart bottles. worth Sl.50. Our price. 81.
'.Sun-Rise Chop" Tea, a clean, sweet Tea of
high grade and sold at the very reasonable
price, Soc. Only to be had at MErzGER s, All 7ths
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-16

The New Dunlap Style In Derbies.
FRANC 4 SoN, One Price,
1t Cor. 7th and d SITS.
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a teryent attack upon intemperauce,
IN the course of which he said that
temperance reform meant TO him who had
never tasted intoxicating liquors reforming
| the liquor traffic entirely out OF existence One
way 70 CO this WAS by moral suasion, but legal
| reform was necessary 10 prevent temptation
from being presented to men who had given
| over drinking. He was net of those who
believed that Christians should keep out of
politics. lAppiause.l We're there more Chris
| iian men in public life il would improve the
character Of American legislative bodies. All
men should unite in the effort TO solve this
question.
LEGAL PROHIBITION OF The SALOON.
One Of the most earnest and eloquent ad-
dresses OF the day was the one on ..The Legal
Prohibition Of the Saloon" by Rev. C. L. Phil
lips, DID,, of this city, a well-known preacher
of the Colored Methodist Episcopal church
DR.. Phillips held that no man had any right to
| buy or sell intoxicating liquors. Society had
frequently asserted its right to prevent the
| traffic. From necessity the right of interior
\ ence was deduced. Whether the saloon should
| be suppressed by law was no longer a question
| of proprIety. 1t was evil that should be
crushed. Nothing would stop people from
| drinking but legal prohibition. Moral suasion
| had failed. The government should no longer
| sanction a traffic that was in compact
demanded the power of prohibition because
the liquor oiiSarchy exerted tremendous power
| In politics; because il controlled, reluctantly
or willingly, the public press
The saloon element was. perhaps, more ag-
gressiye and more formidable in attack than
| Wesleyan Nethodism
When Dr. Pailiips left the platform he was
presented with n handsome bunch of white
roses from tho W. G. T. u, and Bishop Way-
man remarked tina: il was evident no mad car
lied Oh the palm lie privilege of the Hoor
was then givcn to Bishop Hurst, Who an.
nonnced that a special Communication had
| been received announcing tina: the noxt
speaker, Eey. s. Antlif, ID. D., Of the Primitive
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-16

IL TIE cases of the two Cinnamon whose
places were raided the other night jury trials
have been demanded in the Police Court
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Ut stores because it is represented Gs butter
and charged for as such. but go Tor send)
direct to VIM C. ScRIBNER, 32S Center Market.
and secure tine best butterine (rolls or prints)
for only 20 cents per pound The only dealer
in butterine as such who is a bona fde resi-
dent of the CITY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-16

S249 FOR LADIES Atwood CHEvIoT
REEFER JACKET. worth double. EIsESMANN 5,
SOC eth ST. and 1924 26 Pennsylvania ave.
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"What's the Limit?''-Name your own
price-from SOC. TO a, and We can give Won
good value tor it-in our hat department.
FRANC SoS, One Price.
1t Cor. eth and ID ets
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s5- IS WILL Buy an extra long fur cape, satin
lined. with storm collar worth Sc. EIsEN-
MAINS, 500 18th st. and 1924 IS PENNSYLVANIA ave.
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(WHICH Is TO REMIND You that We can
show you the best 81 derby hat that was ever
made FRANC x SoN, One Price.
Cor 18th and ID SITS
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BUTTER AND EGGs.
Geo. VI. Oyster, Jr,
Stands, lis, 176. l77 Center Market,
Near 9TH 81.
No. 70
Riggs Market,
No. 80
o Street Market.
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Another Failure
In the clothing world. A big firm in
Rochester, MY. goes under. We bought the
goods for spot cash and they are on our
counters right now. laid down to you at price
so low as to be ridiculous under any other cir
cumstances. Fall and Winter Clothing in end
less variety. Suits and Overcoats for Men and
Boys. Such an opportunity, right in the be-
ginning of the winter season, has never been
offered to the citizens OF Washington before.
Don't get your Overcoat or Suit until you have
seen this stock and learned our prices. ALL
wool Scotch Tweed Suits in Steel Gray, with
Overcoat to match, at So garment. These
same goods would ordinarily cost $3.50 gar
ment. Latest shades in Wood Brown Suits and
Overcoats at 1915 each. You can buy the
same garments elsewhere for Sl4. Hundreds
Of other wonderful bargains.
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aNANrTnr

The leading mineral water and ginger cham
payne IN the world CHARLES kEAEMER,
Telephone sos. 1877 It'll St N. w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-16

CLEvr1ANn,s BAKING POWDER
WHOLESOME.
LEAvENS MOST.
LEAvENS BEST.
Send stamp for cook book.
Cleveland Baking Powder Co. New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-16

Ten pounds rolled oats. ................40 Acc
10 pounds Carolina rice. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS soc
10 pounds new buckwheat .35c
10 cakes Ptocter 4 Gambel's oleine SOC
10 cakes Babbitt soap. 45c
pounds imported rlacaroni. .. 60c
4 cans table peaches. SOC
New York potatoes. per bushel. .7Cc
Choice sweet potatoes. per bUsheI 1890. 15c
Best sugar-cured hams .l2I5c
Choice onions. per peck .............5 soc
bottles best catSup. 25c
Best Elgin butter. soc
prices for cash. N A. Poole. 94i Louisiana
a-cuue northwest
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SPECIAL Presents tomorrow at 7s1 7th st
CHILDRES's OyEEcoATs.

CHILDREN : UVEECOATS-
Styles, fabrics and shades same as this sea-
sons goods, but they are last seasons carried
over stock. and must go at a sacrifice to make
room for new stock. For one week they will
go at s0c- and 15c. the dollar. Sizes "a 10
10 years. EIsENAN Bios. 9TH and f.
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THIS MORNING the body of colored infant
was found between 22d and sd and NJ and n
streets northwest.
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Doughty Doctors dread DR.. Bulls Coush
Syrup. 1t gives speedy relief ard costs Is cts.
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Special Presents Saturday at ISL It'll 3.

An Invention Making Sewing . Pastiua
Wheeler d Wilson's New High Arm No. q
1t charms on sight It's use enrapturea
Office 4S7 9Th street northwest dIIAr
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BsonoDns eurea hsadAehs. asa-Adsk
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Groceries away down in price MErzGER's. L

Ladies', Call and See the beautiful, stylish
Costumes and Wraps that are being made by
Mime. WAsHISGroN VICE. pronounced by all
to surpass anything yet seen this season. 1916
q street northwest lts
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BiliOusness, Constipation, Torpid Liver
&C., cured by Miles Nerve and Liver Pills. &
doses z5c. Samples free at
Str MERTzs DRUG SroRx. lOl4 r st
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loot BALL.

RANJ0.-BANJO QUICKLY AND CORRECTLY
- taught by simple method in quarter. 81. I
guarantee TO teach the most unmusca person play
perfect tune each lesson charge Former pupils
please address GEO. DRAEGER
ocl5-lws olo 81 ne
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-16

Johnston's Fine Teas at 7sl It'll St IL
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Roller Process Flour, S1.5O. Toe. 40c. SIX.
Pure Rye Whisky 6 years old, Csc. qt
Port Wine (Med. use), full quarts, Soc bot.
Catawba Wine, 75c. gal. large bots, Csc.
Brook Trout, Csc; New Buckwheat, New
Honey, New Figs aud Prunes Fresh Candy.
I. p. r. WILSON, 934 7th st. NV.
The Arizona champion., 1891-01-24
A Clever Acf.

Don't pick it up, Alice; its ruined be- yond redemption, said one of two ladies to the other while about to cross Fulton street at Broadway, on a recent rainy day. The younger of the two had dropped dainty cambric handkerchief into the black mud of the gutter.
 Nonsense, Amelia, replied the young lady; do you think I'm going to leave it there?' But before she could reach it a young man pushed through the crowd and dexterously lifted the handkerchief from its miIy bed. He gave it a shake that made it shed some of the mud, and while the ladies looked on in gratifed surprise he took m envelope out of his pocket and deftly inserting the bit of cambric handed it to the younger lady. Then with bow he disappeared in the hurrying throng After the ladies had crossed the street Alice glanced at the envelope and exclaimed: Amelia, there's an address on it." If Alice is TO- mantle the young man may regain his envelope inclosed in a scented note oi thanks, and then-who knows?-NeW York Times.
The Arizona champion., 1891-01-24
Jay Gould and the CranIs,.

MT. Gould has some difficulty in keep ing out of the way of the cranks, dan gerous and not dangerous, who hang about his office door. They come for all purposes, from staying him to interest ing him in flying machines and other en. terprises. One day a crank wrote to warn him that he would be shot if he did moi rnt up the stock market before o'clock in ;he afternoon. This crank's letter had scarcely been read before an- other was received warning him that he would be shot if he did not put down the market before o'clock in the afternoon. Whichever way the market went he was bound to be killed, and the dilemma amused MT. Gould more than anything that had occurred in long time.-Inter- view in New York Sun.
The Arizona champion., 1891-01-24
4 Freak of Plant Life.

A story of one of the most interest ing freaks of vegetable life is told by Ellwood Cooper, of Santa Barbara As coming from him the story cannot be anything but strictly in accordance with the facts. Through Mir. Cooper's garden there ran some years ago a sewer made of red wood timber This sewer was again incased by an outside sewer. Across the sewer there was built brick wall many feet high, and in such way that it was pierced by the inner sewer, which it inclosed tight ly, while the outside sewer ended ab- ruptly against the wall
 The outside sewer casing had In course of time decayed, and a euca- lyptus tree standing some sixty feet away had taken advantage of this and sent one of its roots to the coveted spot in as direct line as possible Here the root entered the outside sewer and followed it's course as far as it could. At last it came to the wall which shut of its course, and it could go no further, the inside sewer being perfectly tight.
 But on the other side of the wall the sewer and its double casing continued, and this eucalyptus tree evidently knew how to get there. Some three feet high In the brick wall there was a little hole an inch or two in diameter, and this the eucalyptus tree was aware of, as its big root began to climb the dry wall and face the sun and wind until it found the hole, through which it descended on the other side and en- tered the sewer again and followed 1t along as formerly.
 How did the tree know of the hole in the wall2 How did it know that the sewer was on the other sidel Did it smell, and if it did how could 1t d. rect the root to go and find the place with such precision7 The roots of any plant grow always and unerringly in the direction of it's food. just as the eu- calyptus tree did.-San Diego Cal Sun
The Arizona champion., 1891-01-24
He Was Too Previous.

He is a young and popular business man on Second street He passed last Sunday evening with c number of young lady friends, and T felt sure, |" said he, that there was one of them who wanted very badly to be kissed, and made up my mind to accommo date her if got a chance, It came when l got up to go. The lady went with me to the door. In the semi darkness of the hall put my arm about her gently, turned up her flower face to mine, and holding her fast pressed my face to her cheeks, kissing her on the forehead, the eyes-such eyes they are-and the rose red lips. There was a stified scream, and I saw that she was genuinely indignant.
 "1-I beg your pardon staln- mered.
 " MT. Jones, snapped she, If you ever come here again without having been shaved for week I'll never speak to you My face Is just raw '"-Seat- tie Journal
The Arizona champion., 1891-01-24
An Hsiress' Yearly Exnen,.,.

A short time ago Mrs. William S. Pagan, of East Sixty-fourth street, peti- tioned Judge Beach in the court of com mon pleas to have $4 900 of her late hus- bands estate set aside for the education and maintenance of hen little daughter Josephine Eagan, aged 2, of whom she is guardian. A cry of horror and astonish- ment was raised among the relatives and lawyers at the stupendous demand, but Mrs. Eagan knew what she was about and presented an itemized account of probable expenditures. Here it is:
 Ice per month, $5-$60; household ex- penses, S1, ,920; toys, books and dolls, $50; goyerness, $150; nurse, S1S0; music les sons, vocal, so; clothing, shoes, hats, etc., $500; laundry, $50; medical treat ment for nervous disorders, $40O.
 This bill is interesting in showing the disparity between the professions of nurse and governess. The $500 item for clothing may seem extravagant, but as an heiress to $2oO, 900 estate there is no reason why Miss Josephine should not wear Irish embroidered muslin frocks, Persian lamb topcoats, French kid boots, Rembrandt hats with ostrich plumes, and sheer linen and pressed flannel un- dergarments; but how these delicate things can be washed and ironed on $50 q year, which is less than $1 @ week. does not appear.-New York World.