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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-10-03
Railroad Notes.

A. D. seroggy, contracting freight agent of the
Canadian Pacific road, went to Vancouver, B. c.,
yesterday.
T. w. Dawson, agent of the Lake Shore road
at Acme, was in the city yesterday
Fl. C. Estep, assistant engineer of the Northern
Pacific railroad, has resigned, having completed
his work ON the Belt line.
Forty-six car loads of wheat arrived yester-
dov
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-10-03
The Tacoma & Eastern railroad.

TACOMA, Oct Especial Railroad men un-
acquainted with the facts are still trying to
made it appear that V. G. Bogues inspection of
the Tacom d Eastern railroad is in the interest
of some Eastern railroad which is supposed to
be seeking connection with the Sound. AS
previously stated, Bogue will report upon the
condition of the six miles of road already built
and upon the projected right-of-way, upon
which report money will be raised or the road
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-10-03
GRAND EXCURSION TO PORTLAND.
October ed and Sd, Is9I-Regatta, Two
Baseball Games, and the Exnosifinn.

Hanlan. o'Connor, Peterson. Dutch and other
noted oarsmen will take part in the regatta
The Northern Pacific railroad win sell round
trip tickets at one fare October ID and Sd, good
70 return up 10 and including October 6
For tickets and information call on L A. Ma
deau, general agent and depot ticket agent, or
A. Chilberg, city ticket agent
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-10-03
work on the Great Northern.

Tracklaying progresses well on the Seattle &
Montana road. All the bridges will be finished
up this week and all the track already laid mas
been surfaced and ballasted except about six
miles.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-10-03
BANNER MONTH FOR COAL.

September Receipts show Big Increase
-NewcAstle's Big Showing.
The coal receipts from the mines are stir an
the increase. the total for September being
Bs,645 tons. against SO,6S5 tons in August This
Increase 10 due TO Newcastle, the receipts from
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-10-03
Today,s Weather.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2-For Washington:
Generally cloudy weather, with light rains in
the western portion, turning to snow in the
mountains; warmer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-10-03

Licenses to we'd were issued yesterday for
Thomas Reagan, of Seattle. and Gertrude Carl
son, of snohomish; John H. Hodges, of Tacoma,
and Mary O. Cristman, of Vashon
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AHanan Inslnsfrr.
NEw YgRK STORE.

ToInbstspe is Vo have n,escal dis,illery. When completed St will furnish 8 sufficient aru"unt of that beverage called pHlque to meet th. demand, in Arizona at least. Tie H. qnnF, which is now imported from Mexiro. pays duty Of g. 50 per gal ion. The plant, wisieh grows to per lection in C',chise county, furnirIies a di-iiileFy in Sonora Wi h most nf ils raw material for making 'he iiqsor.
 There is no doubt bus soate day rnesczl Eiii brconfs g popular drink all over the United States.
 There is probably no known plant which can produce 90 many valuable articles sf commerce Hs the varioas speeies Of the agave. Tn Mexico they extract the jniee, from which they make sugar. liquor anI sap. The -oap will make latheF in salt water and is much prizcd oa that account The iibcr is use,i for making paper and eoT'Iage; in iact every psrlicIv of the piaat can be used Tor the manu- factnre oi some useful and profitable srIieie.
 The establishment of ti.e dis,ilIery in Tonsbstene is start toward uliiiz- inE ihe resources ef the county and an extensive industry HHi sure ly grow out os it.
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Haas rerYlhie s,suEh.

Tn the morning. hurried or difficpii hreathiRg, raising phlegm, tightness in theclIess, qsiekened pulse, ,chiliRess in the evening or swe2ts at nishissll or any of these things are tie iirst stages Of consumption. Dr. Aeksr's English Cough Remedy viii cure these fearful symptoms, and is sold under a positive guarantee by J. Yonge Druggist.
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An l,n .nsw ersb ] isetnrt.

Hon. ]. " nougherty. who RaA one of rhe Yayapai county delegation il,
 he last legislature an | wlo was rath-
 TT "RtsPnSen in i,is views against fe
 male suffrage, ran against snag ves- t~r'lay in the person Of Mrs. Churchill editor and proprietor of ihe Denver Queen Bee, who is now doing PresenIt in th- interests ot that struI,g minded female suffrage journal. When asked s s:.essE.':-:.ss s,:E :t!!:s :t!!:s Bee, ai5 Douss,ef
 ty in reply iuiimated that he had nev- CT seen s newspaper conducted entire y irS w"nren tha' bad ever amounted to much. ars. Churchill replied rstber warmly to the asseFtion and said thar whatever gDpd had been accomplished in the world was siue solely te the ef- forts Hnd influence af it. Wampn. Ar Dougherly admitted to a great extent it was true, but said that the women hsd never accomplished aBytlint without the help of tha men and challenged Mrs Churchill to- state single instance whereby this could te cnntradicted, to which the Lady rePlid, "weIi, can tell you one thing the nasty wretches had nothing to do siih. and tlat was th- birth Ui our Savior" IL is needless to say that this was s clincher that Mir. Dougher siissi,'t trY 10 reiute--PrtscOit Journal Miner.
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DBOPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUP l plies at Road Stati0ns-H eadquai- - ters department of Arizona, Office Of the Chief QuSTtermasIer los AngPlrs, Cal. April Is, iS9l-Sealed prOps,sssls in duplicate. will be receiF7i at thi- office until II o'clock a m. on MON DAY May IS, 1891 ard opened inl- medisiely thereafter in the presence of bidders for the furnishing oG fuel forage and water at Road stations iH the department of Arizona to passing public teams or de.achnents of trunpE during ihe fiscal year commencing July |. 1891 and ending June 30 1892 Blank forms for proposals containing particulars of the supplies required and instructions to bidders, will hs furnished on application to this office or to the QuSriermasier at Forts Apache, Bowie. Grant, Huschuca and San Carlos and Whipple Bsrracks A T. and Forts Bayard, Stanton and Wingate N. NJ. The government rs- serves the right to reject aay or all bids. 4. s. KIMBALL. Quartermaster U. s. 4. Chief Quatsrmaster.
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.Iass wsra.

] The fR0sRECToR asserted the othei
 Fay that Harrison's party had sn es- 'ort of troops across Arizona. Thi. information was furnished by reputa-
 ale citizens of Benson who knew what
 they were talking about. The- also informed the PKOsPECToR that the
 troops were sent from Fort Huaehuca
 to El Paso for that express purpose
 md that they started from Benson on
 ;'ie s. ?. road. 1Eo soIitFsii soIitF ssii'tt tory re-
 ports of the assertions have come from
 thy source and yet there Sre citizens
 ni Cochise county who discountenance
 he publication of this information for
 ear it might hurt our territory and even went so far as to request that no
 papers of that issue be sent outside of the territory. This is the same or
 .in;ilar request made the day after the Eilling of Hsrdie by Apaehes in Ruck-
 -r Canyon the same request made sf- ter the murder of Bridges and Robin >on by government wards in Guada- Iupe Canyon.
 Yes, there are men living in Arizo- na who are so preOccupied in their scramble for the almighty dollar hat they would suppress the truth to fur ther their financial schemes at the expense of the pioneers of our terri tory. The PKosPEcTok ia not built shat way neither are the men wio are III common with us battling fer jus tice and recognition from a govern ment whose figure head so recently passed through our ter itory under an escort.
 It will be remembered that when President Hayes cane tn ough our territory few years ago before the railroad was completed through Ari- zona, that a short gap Of fifty miles had to he made by stage. The day be- fore trlc president arrived st the cas- tern end Oi 'his gap the stage which had preceded his had been stopped by In,.isns and the passengers killed. the stage burned and lhe horses stolen. 1t might have beer this reflection or the murder of HaJiie or the murder nf Bridges and Robinson or other mur- :..11.s which prompted the idea of sn ssen=t
 Perhaps it was the guilty conscience oG the head oi the party iii power; pc. haPs as he pondered over tIse deaths ~iibin the ranks of Arizona's pioneers during his term of office and the thought that he might have sSerted them arose before him and prompted him to acGePt A prOfFersd escort to steady his nerves ss be passed over the battle ground. And this is the pie lure which the defenders of Arizona are told must be hung Hith its face to the wall that the world may not see fl.
 On behalf of the sturdy pioneers Sho have gone befJre and laid the corner stoEe on which we are to build lar temple oG statehood on behalf of Lhnse whose tottering steps and gray hairs proclaim the beginning of the end on behalf of these pioneers whose ayes have been ijeatifeI with ArizJns 'ar the past quarter oi century. the proGOunces again that lach insuiss tO theirs and ours shall not go uneoudemns even though the ihgie Of the ;en,isEfoos's dollar never lounds in tine land.
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The century plant when putting out its stalks on which the flowers grow, is treated in South America in a peculiar way which may be new to many persons ifs this section. The young stalk is cut out close to where it springs from the center Of the plant. 4 hole is seooped out about the size Of a bucket. The juice fills this cavity fuii every 24 hours and is dipped out and boiled down, fermented or used as a beverage in its natural stste.
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PresbyIersa. ( l.mrsI..

Rev. c. R. Eugent, pastor. Service, every Sunday at II &. nl. and I=3O p. m. Sunday School st ,35.
 Services ss uaaal tomorrow. Choice music sill be rendered at the evening service.
 An Interesting Bible class has been organized.
 You are cordially invited to all these services.
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rrsn-u-rra rzspsrr... .st .ar.a.

s'reaaE-~rs Hsprir.s. ret savea.
 From a letter written by Mrs. Ada E Hurd of Groton, :. D, we quoie Was taken with a bad es.ld, wl,iel rettled on my lungs, cough set in an,; finally terminated in consumption Four doctors gave me Hp saving l could live but a short time. l gavs nlys~lf mp to nay Savi"r. determined il l could mot stay with my friends on rarih, would meet my absent nnes above. My husband was advised ;u ge; Dr. King's New Discovery fur ny Consumption. Coughs and Colds. gave it trial, took in all tight bat l~s; it has cured me and thank Goa 1 am nov a well and hearty woman. ' Trial bottles free at drugstore.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-26

hessrs. George J. Rnskruge and Douglass Snyder returned fr0fa th@ nourishing town Of Mammoth Thur day. They state that the new load from Mammoth 60 Oracle is an ahssi- ute failure for heavy teams. The fault lies in the road as it is new laid out. The work Of the contractors was well done The grades are too steep. and all the heavy teaming goes over the old oad.--sfar.
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Joseph v. Dory. of wsrs4w. H., wa troubled Eith rheumalisn and tried a dozen different remedies, bu: say, none Of them seemed 10 do hia1 any good bat finally he got h, Id of one that speedsiy cured him. He wss much pleased with it and fels sure thai others similarly afflicted would be gisd to know Ehas the remedy was that cured him. He states for tbe benehs of ths Peblic thAs is is called chambefisia's Pain Balm. IL is for sale hsrs as ss esns. per bottle :, our dszszs.f 4. ]. Para.
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DEED
narkIen,n Arn.ra Aarre.

THE BEST SALyE in the world for Cuts. Brnises. Sores. Uiesrs, Sal! Rhsum, Fever Sores, Chapped Hsnds, ChIsblsin%, Corns, aud all Skin Erup- t.ons, and positively eures Piles, UT no psy required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. or money refund ed. Price z5 cents per box. Fer sale by J. Yoage.
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RpiscepaI tbar-h,

Rev. l.. D, Mansfield, rector. SeTEi- ees H A. m. and ! 80 p. m. Sunday school 10 a. m.
 Morning sahise:: 'M';;hh Fl Gea forgive our sinsf If 90 on what conditioner"
 Evening "The Fall of Babylon"
 Communion at morning seFviCe.
 You are cordially invited to atts nd.
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slsERs AND PsosPEcross.-wsnted to know the location Of some good dry placer diggiags, where newly in- vented dry washer can be applied; cor sspondence solicited. GEo. M. Reed. , Myrtle s.. wAassn gAsa s93a
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Itesns aT IuIeFcss

Best Nc z wnIte envelopes. 5c Black Ink, 5c: T,oth Brushes, 5c Muciiage lSc; Best Machine Oil I0c; GosSd Writing Tablets, he, regular price 25c; CTinkle,i Seersucker, l3 yds for l oJ, SIS cheap ss calico and cer- tainiy very much nicer; Aagnra HomesPHn sGiripg. 9 yards fer l o0. this Is hig bargain; SAIeens, 20c Brittany Plai,ls, 25c, will make A nice -bmmer dress, worth 40c; Bleached l0-4 SheetIng, 2je, E'-ga,laF price 35c ; White Cashmere Shaw ., latest style striped borders, sL90; Fancy Silk PsrasoIs, SI00; Black riik lace Mitis. 20c, cannot be duplicated lCr less than 35c: {: A very handsome Plush Album, siT5.
 g. NEW YoRK SroRE.
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Deputy United States Marshal B. B. De Nure received dispatch last night from hArieops, stating that the niaa Drss who robbed the stage betEern cAsA Grande and Florence last satar- day. had gone towaEds Sonors. Mexico. The robbsr took from ons of the pas ssngsnsa purse containing slee in money and pair of gold cuf buttoas with the initials 8. P. c. in raised en- smei- When last seen be wore a black coat and hat aud blue oyerall4-Re- publican.
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The Can Can table will be preyi- ,iesi with ali the delieSciss oi the sea- son tomorrow. Don't fail to partake ct tIieir Sunday dinners. E~ Fresh Eastern and caliioraia oy s,ers cooked lo order at all times.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-26

The fire this morning was at Kirt Hart's residence Cor. Of 7Ih and Sai- ford streets. It originated from s stove pipe running too near the shin gies. All of the hose carts turned u,rl bat she blaze Eas oat before there wss use for them.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-26

D. M. Ferry and c. c. Bowen. lh4 millionaire seedsmen of Detroit Mich, who are interested in the en- lasgemeHt and extension Of the Me,s canal, arrived in Tempe Iast wsdBes, day.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-26

Jnst received new invoice oI Choice old Port, Five year old Ziafsn- del, sh"rry and Angelica wines. Also inest br4nd- os fsns.'y liqnors ,at
 jos. ffoEFIERig
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Call and examine the splendid as sortmenI of Straw Hats for Ladies Gentlemen. Boys and ehiIdren, which are oaered at eastern prices at the stoEo of PAUL B. wARxExRos
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Wm- Parish made short. stay in Tombstone. He came in at noon and left the evening Of the same day for Benson to catch the west bound train fer home.
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Capt Parks and party returned from tlse San Simon Thursfay eve ming with about 1000 head of cattle belonging to sulphur Spring valley cattlemeR --St0ckman.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-26

FoUND-A grey horse branded F. V connected. Horys had ca saddle and bri.iIe. For further pariieuisrs in- quire at this office.
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FOR NEURALGIA & HEADACHE Use Roagi, on Pain Instant relief E,r Rheumatism. every ache. ROUGH ON CoRNS. Liquid I5c. salye I0c
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Fes sALs-As bargain. Windmill pump and tower. Hourly capacity 6'n gallons from depth Oi 50 feet Address .gYindmian Box 4, Toaab- stone. I-w.
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Mrs Gsllen's new spring millinery IS unusually stylish and pretty. shs imports her goods all trimmed from q large house iu the eas; and no two being alike you will have the sAtsfac- tion of knowing. if you buy Of her, that you are wearing the. very latest
 style and 10 person can ge' hat or bonnet like yours. Mrs. GaIlea also has fine line of fancy goods and new
 dress trimmings Cali and zee i.er new stock before sending away for goods aam
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Acarioad of famous Budweiser and Anheuser beer, quarts and pints has just been received by Paul B. Warne- kros. low
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Gents fine French bslbriggan under' wear Sl o0 per suit. Regular price g.. See them. SEw YORK STORE.
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Baby Carriages and Relri- grrators sold at St. Louis prices, with a discount Of 30 per cent off, at the Furniture Store Of
 elm EuCnrR GREs.
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A consignment Of onson setts and Jerusalem ariichokes just received by Jos. Hoefier. jar, ,24 ,
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0. E. Braiy, the pioneer dairy man will deliver milk snyShere in ths city at reasonable rates during the winter
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Church Notices
M. E. Charrh

On account of church repairing there will be neither service nor Sun day school io morrow.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-26

I i ss..=-=ess ss..=-=ess saie=::ss.:ss ef having ez.ss care taken Of ground in the eemetary, can have the same attended to by arranging with the sexton. Thomas Funny. t.
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LOCAL NOTES.

Six double rolls Of Wall Paper for S1.Oo st the NEw YORK SroRE.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-26

H. C. Drinkwater is expected Ii Tombstone abont May Ist.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-26

Fresh garden and flower seeds, Fl Paso onion seed and alfalfa ssed at woIcott's. IT
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-26

LosT-A small black neektie with q pin attached, valuable only for keep sake, return to this office. If
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BREVlTiES.

Alfalfa, Timothy, and Espersette se~d. Warranted pure at
 HoEFIRR's
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Best quality manilla hats, SI50 Straw hats, in new styles 50c.
 NEW YORK STORE.
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COUNTY skECORDs.

The followiugs instruments vsr. filed in the recorders office sincs 3 p. m. yesterday:
 DEED. IsaRc Mnofs to H. A. Cole 1-I0 of gronp of mines at Biihee, Si .OO0. s. Friedman to H. P. Williams, lots 6-S block Fairbank, 1850. H. F. Williams to E. Lea and wife same property SI.
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All fremen requested to appear in uniform.
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Choice California cheese and HoI- and Herring at Hoefier's d
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PALACE

Fsn I1rsr-Tas Miasf. res,4usaa. ls .''a.ess, 4. 2. z-e-sa
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uoTEf. < ARRIVALS.
0cAfsK

oeeaIsK Harry Scott. Haaehuea. James Frastsr, Chicago.
 PALACE John If. MeIIsuer. Los Angeles. J H Davidson. St. Paul.
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Reliable Men

WANTED as travelling saiesnen for a first, class Cigar Company. Must have good references,
 F.o. B. CIGAR co,
 salem NC.
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For Sale byp YONGE.

ADMISSION, SI0O (Admitting gentleman & Ladies.)
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stone
The evening world., 1891-11-27
PUT H|GHWAYMEN TO FLIGHT,
0ne-Armed Engineer Spencer Was
Equal to the Occasion.
ESPECIAL TO THE EVENING WORLD. ]


ELIZABETH, n j., Nov. 27.-Brewer Peter
Breidt, OF this city; August Worth, we'll
known business man, and Legrand Spencer,
who is engineer OF Breidt's brewery, were
held up by masked highwaymen at midnight
Thanksgiving Eve while returning homo from
a party at Martin Hess's Crawford Hotel
The men were riding In two-seated buggy,
and when near Roselle three mel wearing
half masks jumped from the bushes near the
roadside. and grabbing the bride OF the horse
commanded the brewer and his companions
to hand over their valuables.
Spencer has only one arm, but he is a pow
eriul man and was once quite boxer. lie
leapcd from the carriage and pitched into the
nearest robbcr, knocking him sprawling with
II weli-directed blow.
The other highwaymeA were astonished at
before they could recover from their surprise
Spencer hit one OF them arap tnat sent him
20 grass.
Brewer Breidt Is TOO corpulent to night, but
Worth went TO Spencer's assistance, and In a
few minutes tney succeeded IN putting the
foOtpads to NJ ht. The latter plunged into
the brushwood from whence they came.
Martin Kramer and Frank lans, who had
! gone 10 the festival at the hotel with Brewer
Breidt, reached he scene In another carriage
JUS rs the robbers were In retreat The
party searched the vicinity an hour for the
highwaymen, but the latter made good their
D escape.
Engineer spencer Is regarded as quite Q
hero Tor his plucky battle with the robbers.
The evening world., 1891-11-27
HOW THEY SPEND THE DAY.
A Turkish Family Picnic Where
Grave Decorum Reiens.

a oEAAou oh4hJ aShAS " h0Ic
Grave Deoorum Reiens.
A pleasant side OF Turkish girl life ID
that which may be seen any day in
early Summer OF the Sweet Waters Of
Europe or some other favorite resort on
the outskirts of Constantinople. says the
San Francisco .,rgonant.
The family will set out in the morning,
and, spreading their rugs in some field.
spend the day there dong nothing, and
apparently very contented with the occu.
patton.
The women squat on the ground. with
their feet under them. in that peculiar
manner to which they are indebted fol
their handy legs. 1t is not romantic, bu,
truth compels one to say that all Turkish
girls ultimately become handy legged;
the fine. we'll made women one occasion.
ally meets in Stamboul are mostly Circas-
SLAMS.
A few cakes and some sweets suffice 70,
both young and old.
A stranger is invariably struck with
the prematurely serious air that Turkish
children wear. The elder giils do not
play and run in the manner that English
people expect Of healthy children.
They sit or stroll about, quietly and
gravely, their yashmaks loosened and
forming snow-white framework. which
displays to advantage their complexion
as yet unspoiled by pa Mt or powder.
On the approach OF . man they will
hastily draw over their yashmaks-not &C
close. however, that the stranger canno,
admire their faces. II he has q. fancy Iol
Turkish beauty. which. though in girls
and young women sometimes very attrac.
tive, is too frequently o. the half breed
Tartar type. lacking Intelligence and re-
finement
The evening world., 1891-11-27
THEY WALKED UP AN APPETITE
A. Judge Suddenly Discovers He IL
in Philadelphia.

A Judge Suddenly Discovers He Is
in Fhilade' ph'a.
During his argument before the Senate
Friday, says the Philadelphia Record. At
tornev- General Hensel told q good story
on the late Judge Jeremiah s. Black,
which will bear repeating.
Judge Black and David w. Sellers had
just COMPLETED an argument before the
Supreme Court at Harrisburg. where they
had appearei on opposite sides, when the
former discovered that he uld not get a
tram for home until evening, although
Mr.. Sellers could have come to Philadel.
phia almost Immediately.
Now, Sellers" said Judge Black.
there's nice restaurant down the street
here. Suppose you and ] take walk
down to the river to get up an appetite,
and a. out 4 o'clock we'll go to this res.
taurant and have nice. quiet dinner all
to ON Selves"
Mr.. Sellers was willing. and the two
lawyers started of on their walk.
They went down to the river. up to
State street. around the capitol grounds.
through several other streets, until Mr..
Sellers began to get very hungry and sug-
gested that 1t was about time for that
dinner.
The Judge stopped with q puzzled OK.
preston on his face. and finally, bringing
his large right hand down on his knee
with a whack. exclaimed: by George,
Sellers, that restaurant Is In Baltimore