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An assignment has been made for The bsusnt
Of creditors BY VIM 3 Burns. Of his stone yard
and effects at the corner Of Delaware svsnus
and Canal street. together with al other estate
o. which he = ssissd. Thomas Taylor l. nansd
e the assignee and preSsrsness are nd q -
nnmmeseorn Brownstons Company. q. o7l65.
ana ne Union Husstens Company, Nsu yoE
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Cnourr SouxDs

CRourT SoUxDs - u e0'
At nisht from babys crib are distrsctng to parents
who at loss for medicine equal the emergency
Not with those who have AYERS CHERRY
PICTORIAL 10 the house. dose Of this medicine
affords certain and speedy relief. To cure colds.
coughs sore throat. asthma bronchitis, hoarseness
and the various disorders Of the brsathins apparatus
Ayers Cherry Pectoral has no equal 1t soothes the
nnamed tissue, promotes expectoration and induces
CALL FOR
repose. Capt. o. carley. Brooklyn. N. T.. writes:
II have used Ayers Cherry Pectoral in my family for
thirty and have always found the best remedy
for Group. to which complaint my children were
subject"
II use Ayer'a Cherry Pectoral in my practice and
pronounce it to be unequasd as a remedy for colds
and coughs."-J. g. Gordon. n. D.. Carroll Co..
Virginia.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
Prepared BY DR.. J. C. Aver & Co.. Lowell. Mass.
Sold BY all Druggists. Price. 81; SIX bottles. s5i
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WHlTNEN-MEsSER. At Alstead. " H on We'd
nesday. November 4. 1891. HENRY l. NHITN MY Of
Greensiile, \. H., and sAhA J. MESsER OF Wssh-
ingtUn, ID. Z.
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MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP

Has been used for FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
Of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH.
ING, with PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t SOOTHEs tue
CHILD, SoFTENS the GUMS ALLAYS all PAIN,
CURES WIND COLO, and is the best remedy for
OiAhhHEA. Sold BY Druggists in every part OF the
world Be SURE and ask FOR Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup" and take no ether kind. 20 cents bottle.
dl51y
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INDICATED RED UspERsrAn

FOR LADIES-vEST AND PANTS Pure
INDICATED wool Regular price EVERY
WHERE, 81 -. OURS REDUCED to 81 l3a
garment.
SPECIAL PRICES IN CHILDREN'S
WOOL UNDERWEAR THIS
WEEK
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SIC. GLOVES FoR 79c.

AS voc SEE. THE FIGURES ARE RE-
NEkSED- Ourg-c. Gloves well known by
the Washington ladies' 20 be an extra good
Glove for the price but We have decided to re-
verse the prIce fCr few days \ SPECIAL
GLOVE LEADER. So until furth her notice in
stead Of sc. THEY WILL BE &c. a pair
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Mr.. BIshop Makes an Assignmcut.

An assignment for the benefit Of creditors of
Augustus A. Bishop, -four and feed dealer to
T. B. Kay was placed on record today. He
assigns all his effects, stock in trade and &C.
counts footing up e6l6.50, and his liabilities
are IN the bills due by him to b. p. Pillsbury,
?ooO; W: u: Tenney b Co, s35o; Hendrickscn
Co, 500; y. s. Dsish 4 Son, 500; W. H.
oissen Co., esS. Total, q ass
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The worlds fair committee Of awards vii
inset In Washington November a.
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HAS THE WASHINGTON MARKET COMPANY on rnr
DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS THE CONTROL ovrR
rr-rHF MATTER TO BIZ SETTLED yupIoIAILf
IN TIE COURTS
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York Stock Market
. The following the opening and closinx prices Of
the New York Stock Market as reported BY special
wire to Corson and Mccartney l4lyf street
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Foa Suspuss
USE PONDS EXTRACT.
BRows,s IRON B1rrERs

Bnows's IRos BrrrrRs
Cures Indigestion. Bilisusness. Dyspepsia, Malaria,
Nervousness aud General Debility Physicians recon-
niend it. All dealers sell 1t. Genuine nas trade mark
anu crossed RED lines on wrapper. 8
HARSH PURGATIvE REMEDIES ARE FAST
~ giving way to the gentle action and mild effects
OF Carriers Little Liver Pflls II you try them they
will certainly please you.
DELAVAU's
wHoOPING COUGH
REMEDY.
Stops vhoop. allsys cough and cuts short disease.
Instant and infallibie in the sudden and dangerous
Group. Harmless and speedy in hacking and rackins
coushA Over 10 years in use. Sold by druzsistA
EDWARD P. MERIT.
oclo-eO6m 11th and sts.. Washington DC.
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THERE Is NorHiisa

THERE Is NorHisa
That may no: happen to thin baby.
There is nothing that may not happen to man who
is losing his healthy weight
Wssay they are ''pcor." They are poorer than We
1t first suspect. s.-
Do you want almost all that 10 known Of the value
of piu'npness told in way to commend to you care
full hvins-and SCOTS EMULSION 0, cod,liver
oil hyou nsedts.
book On it free.
SCOTT BOVINE. Chemists. l3a South 9Th ave-
nue., New York.
Your druggist keeps SCOTS EMULSION of cod
liver oil-sil druss.s.s everywhere do. u.
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LADIES FINE SILK VEsr.

MEDIUM WEIGHT. ALL SIZES. HAND
CROCHET finish Of Elk around neck and down
front Lseular price. sI.75 and 81. RE-
DUCED to sl-l9 each
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WILLIAM Ii. NcKNEW,
9S3 PA. AVE. NV.
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$50. VEsr FoR 63c.

LADIES' FINE SoS-sHRINKABLE WOOL
VEST. Swiss ribbed. JERSEY FILLING. all
sizes. Regular prize, Ssc. Our SPECIAL At
TRACTION PRICE. Csc each
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BOOTH. On Sunday. November l. 1891 NJ San
Francisco, Cal Nm. CHATHILD. only son OF Capt
e. A. and r. L. Booth. IN the thirteenth year Of hiy
age. - ~
lnterment at Presidio Cal.
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II Pea Cent Drscousr
On our entire assortment Of AMERICAN
HOSIERY CONPANYs UNDERWEAR for
ladies and children. This Is the best known
make Of Underwear in the market. Don't for
ret. we allow you 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT
ON any number Of this maize.
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LADIES COMBINATION On Us,ox

SUITS. made Of FINE UNSHRINKABLE
WOOL. faced down front with gros grain silk
Regular price. go 80 to 80 ~. according to size
OUR PRICE Foa ANY SIZE. &C. 10 each, for
this week only.
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AT SPECIAL nrcrs.
LADIES WooL-MrxEp

VEST and PANTS in AL sizes from IS TO 40
inches For this week REDUCED to 41c-
garment.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-03
HIS HISTORY LESSON.
A Coed Deal OF tho German Professor Ia
Kaiser wilhelm.

A Coed Deal OF tho German Professor Ia
Kaiser wilhelm.
The German Kaiser has not a few
touches OF the German professor in his
character. His three long speeches on
the schooling of the people show that,
like our James l., he regards the Kings
throne as kind of supreme academical
chair. There is. apparently, TO sub
jet of political or social importance
upon which he is not prepared to give
lecture; and IL must be owned that he
is very apt ard ready in his production
of historical parallels. AZ his lecture
duringshe festival in honor Of the Great
Elector, the imperial professor of his
tory s.rucl: an ingenious side-thrust a.
Prince bismarck. The greatest states
man who had served his (the Great
Elector's) father" said tho Kaiser,
had worked for his own ends: hence
the young ruler was Obliged. when he
came into power. 10 strike out a new
way for himself. and to do so asonc.r
This Bismarck Of Brandenburg. IN
the seventeenth century was evidently
Count Adam von Schwarzenberg.. who
ruled the state with sutocratie sway
during the reign of the Elsctor George
Wilhelm. from ieo5 20 fs4i. lie was the
mortal foe Of Gustavus Adolphus, the
victorious champion IF German Protest
a1.ism. The great Swedish King once
said =, him This black fellow Is
bringing no end Of misery upon his mas
ters. The Eran6lenburrers ought 20
throw The Count out II TIE window. or
cut his head Off. : To ct rid of the des-
potic AGaza vcn SclIvarzenh berg was
The very first care IF thc Great Elector,
the youthful Friedrich Wilhelm. But
the self-conscsous parallel ~ The ina
perial Professor las curiouslv ar inst
For the greedy politician who was
MAYOR Of TIE palace under the Great
Electsr's predecessor had degraded
Prussia. and was pursued BY ire yeils
Of women ard children when be drove
through The streets IF Perrin: whereas
bismarck exaitesl Prussia 70 spsen<sor
which the Great EIector never expected
for her. snd vas idoiized BY The fosk IN
the Berlin ss-reets-Fa1 Nal Gazette.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-03
Red Jackets Medal.

While the Indian of tao present day is
shivering in his thin blanket On the
boundless prairie, it is interesting to
turn back a page of history and glance at
a noble red man, whose name was de-
rived from the maynificence of his
attire. | refer to Red Jacket.
NY attention was called to his history
by seeing at Tiffany's the great silver
medal which Washington gave to the
eloquent chief This was in 1872, and
Red Jacket had come to see the Great
White Father as ambassador for the Six
Nations whose hunting grounds were in
the western part of New York and there
abouts The Father of His Country was
much impressed by the bearing of the
chieftain, and also wished to reward him
for the services ne had rendered in bring
ing the Six Nations TO a peaceful frame
of mind. So the big silver medal was
made, and presented with due formali-
tics.
This interesting relic is here after to be
the property of the State of New York
Mrs. Elizabeth Townsend Meagher, widow
OF General Thomas Francis Meagher, has
given the medal, and has arranged that
the Red Jacket Club of Canandaigua, y.
Y, shall bc its custodians until the State
provides proper place for It.
The medal is of pure silver, oval in
shape and about five inches long It
bears upon it's face an engraving repre-
senting George Washington presenting
the pipe OF peace to Red Jacket. The
chief wears the medal land not much OF
anything else). The inscription is:
GEORGE WAsESGroS, President.
I7p,
On the reverse il the old fashioned
eagle whose fearful and wonderful shape
Is happily not 80 familiar as IL used TO be.
BY the way, Ped jacket did not get the
original garment which gave him his
name, from this government. IL was
presented by the Br risa in return for SER
vices rendered di.Eing the revolution.
When the first one was worn ont they
gave him another, and afterwards
third In 1874 ne was again out at ell
bows, and the United States gave him
red jacket, which appears to have worn
better than the foreign brand. he is
said to aave liked it Just &c well az il he
hadat been accustomed TO wearing
.sLunnon" clothes.
Now. az 10 this medal it is worthy OF
remark that there il AZ present in the
museum az Albany another medal which
pretends 20 be the genuine article. the
gifts OF Washington 20 the ambassador OF
the Six Nations. II woald appear. how
ever, that Mrs. Meazhers claim to tire
possession OF the genuine medal is very
strong L is thus stated in brief on a
silver plate fastened upon tae box which
the jewelers. have made 20 contain the
relic.
This medal was presented By General
Washington 10 the grest Indian chief.
Fed JACKET, who survived al bis children
and gave il 70 his interpreter and life
long friend. Captain jasper Parrish. who
gave Il to his Granddaughter, Elizabeth
To~nss1d Mes0ber"
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-03

ne sk<czssss snpoaso - 80 sAxin -
sAe sthsr ns&Ai = e>ntai.sd IL - ARTICLE
IN <>i1&rp<<s Nesshiys 81 Fseraary,
isod II > there ss&ssd that npaa shs
cs@tk q Esd Jacket in 1sSe TIE medal
fela int fks kas2s ~ 11znss soAass =
his Successor IL sss sssAsrnship. In 1881.
ssys TIE writer n Harper :. sshasea
szxzas - have fsen prevailed asan te se,i
the medal u ssaas psrsens VIE wssAsi
Alh~ay. Tess rr@nsfes Was prevented by
ceAoael Z ;. Parker, whe paid the sum
Tor nhssA Il was 80 have hssa sa.d
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-03

Missionaries soon find their way
through paths newly opened by explor-
ers, and, while the world is listening TO
the stories Of Stanley's latest adventures
and discoveries. an expedition organized
for the purpose of Christiapizing the ma
tives of Central Africa, has been fitted
out with supplies in New York and
started on its mission. AZ its head is
the Rev. Or. Johnson, of Jamaica, ". l.,
who came here to secure equipments for
himself and his party, which comprises
ten educated Christian natives OF the
West Indies DIR. Johnston, who was
graduated from the Rev. Henry Grattan
Guinness Missionary Training School in
London, end has preached AID worked
effectively at many out of the way
stations on the island OF Jamaica,
intends 10 start from a poiat on
the east coast OF Africa, where a
force OF native carriers can be Sc
cured, and TO work west with his
little band Of West Indian teachers, TO
the lakes, aud passing through that
new African paradice, Massailand. to-
gether with Bengueland aud muca other
territory never before opsned to the mis-
sionary He will locate missions at diff
fereut points. The doctor has diploma
which shows him 10 be physician as
we'll as clergyman, and he will carry
full supply of medicines into the heart
of the dark continent. He can also cock
a meal, make or mend clothing. shoe a
horse. build boat or construct house.
lie therefore feels confident 10 conduct
the somewhat perilous undertaking ne
has entered upon. aud declares shat he
will carry the Gospel INFO tracts Q! terri
tory where no white man has vet been.
He promises that his evangelizaiion
plans will not be condactcd ia a sectar-
ian spirit for he holds that be hss not
entered upon his wo-S Ia the interests of
any single determination.
DAVID NEcHE-TR
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-03

CATAERH.-This dreadful disease,
Only slight congestion OF Tie mucous
membrane OF the nose al first, increases
with each cold until Il spreads through
out the whole mucous system. aicct .ng
the throat, ears, bronchial tuf,es, stonl.
acb, etc, causing deafness, luDg dis
eases, dyspepsia and many other DIS
tressing aud dangerous complaints 4
fol- account Of your present condition
and the treatment you reenire. will be
gwen you free Of charge by Itf. :. Clay
Todd, ~ Monroe-si., Roone (, Grand
Rapids, Mich.
CataJfb. oVafness. rheumatism, ner-
ycns debility, impotence and al DIS
eases resulting from earlg.sndIscretlon
and excuses OF manhood, al diseases OF
the urinary organs. partial para ysis,
varicoceilc. rnptufet. tumcfs, scroiula,
old sores. dropsy, skin dleraret, liver
and Kidney Complaints heart diseases.
shoftness OF BREATH, t'sck uf bead,
small uf back. etc. lESluasng asI lsfnale
complaints and cirOaic diseases cared
quickly and permanently.
II YOU are nervous, restires, lff table,
sIeepiess or wake after borf5d dreams.
tired mornings, with a euii headaciie.
bad taste ~ tbe mouth, sometimes = -
charges, aud 60 about your employ.
ment without hfe, energy sna amt8i OF.
desire - lie alone, gloomy fer ioaiaea.
disposition 80 worry and fret about
trouble ahead that never comes, spells
Of feeling afraid or uncertain. fofne-
tines low spii -, you arc suffering from
nervous debility and exhaustion -
nerve poHer. which msy end ~ uiisf
prosfrstiou, insaaiiy and death.
IL you have n great rense 81 weakness
ard wearness. witii tired limits, BuiniA
Bess. trembling, prIckly sensations, c'ld
feet sd legs, you are advancing - tlat
most serious disease. pafaIysss.
II your head ACHES, feels nuDsb and
tired with strange sensations. loss OF
memory. and you think WITH difficulty.
or you are sleepiess at night. with oroN-
sness and dullness curing tie day. the
nerve AMI brain fatigue may soon ruu
/ into insanity or death
Ii yen have any OF these feelings DO
DO; neglect them or they Nfl fbo ~ Ita8-
aiysis, INSANITY. fsrosiration 0f death
AS you yalae your isie 40 bot neglect
these warnings. Tine and exSserBebce
lave shown. and hundreds 81 startling
ana marvellous cures have proved. that
fhese diseases are perfectly and com
/ yletfiy cured ~ DIR. s. Clay Todd. No.
( a. Monroe 81. foorn 4. Grand Rapids.
lndsf the s8st of Df : Clay Todd p
sfket,is rerDed ses. al these svnlgf
toms siels ss 4 ~ mage. and strength
OF nerves. rEvor 81 bra5n, vitality II
blood and health 81 body are soon re-
stored.
H. remedies are purely vegetas'ls
and harmless. sna car Only - 0ttalfe9
~ soffsos.
pR- TODD compounds his Iresrf 3
f5f,as fps3ssre eaeh isetssnf - flfs ofiloe.
TT. TgTfTfS fsfisce = 81 q h9Droe-st-,
rffsyss a, f-rafd FsHylsGS. Aisn-
Hs r8e41claes agree ~lth ne sioE1ash
and vou csn eat anything ron cbVose.
IL IN ~ of5ec frpfa E e ire rnOrn-
5rsr assstsl : ~ TIE evening, sTefr dsv
ss7f Sundays
ca, eTeryf,,sr. tfr5endlS TAX VII
cessf ron rsofhlug
/ T<sx C.fsareess S.ay8o Cares
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-03

SILVER MEDAL fREsZ..-o TO RI ACNE
The weak point In this claim is that no.
body can testify exactly how johnson
got the medal IL is easy enough to see
how he might have gotten spurious
one l srieye TO relate that tie great
chief, Rel Jacket, was addicted 10 the
use of strong drink and tha. IL ruined
him just as ii he had been a white man.
In his old age he was frequently in want
of small sums of money to purchase fire
water, and al such times he pawned his
medal, though he would never sell il.
There is every reason 10 believe that dur
ing the times when George Wsshington's
gift was in pawn. copies of i, were made,
doubtless with tha intention of decciyins
relic hunters. Possibly it Is SONS
such product Of sharp practice which
now reposes in Albany.
Colonel Parker, by the way. Was assist
ant adjutant- general with Grant during
the campaigns from tn. Rapidan 70 the
surrender of Lee. Then he was made
military secretary TO Grant with the
rank OF lieutenant -coloael. aud. in Feb
ruary, 1865, with the rest of Grants
personal stan, he was made brevet
colonel
Nevertheless, he may hare been deceived
about the Red Jacket medal. Mrs.
Meagher is sure that the Que which she
is to put into the custody OF he club
bearing the chiefs name, is genuine. IN
Canandaigua she will have the evidence
put in regular form before a notary.
Mrs. Oliver Phelps (now over 80 years
old). Mr. Alexander Howell and Mr.
Thaddeus Chopin CT that town will
depose as 10 their knowledge of the
matter, which is said to be intimate. In
particular, Mrs. Phelps remembers Ped
Jacket well, and the circumstances of
his gift to Captain Parrish. These latter
facts Mrs. Meagher told me in CONVEX
sation made especially interesting by her
enthusiasm for the subject, by her ac-
curate information in regard to 1t, and
by the charm Of her courtesy.
HOWARD FIELpI1a
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-03
Aud Such IL PANE.

The other day during the trial of
Dougherty, who killed DR.. Lloyd in the
Flatbush Insane Asylum, and who pratcs
of his love for Mary Anderson, that indi-
vidual talked of visits paid to him at the
asylum by the actress and by Ella
Wheeler Wilcox.
GAS m after of fact" asked the coun-
sci for the defense who wished 20 prove
his client insane, 'did you ever take
Mary Anderson through the asylum
mo. sir" replied the attendant, on the
witness stand.
"Did you ever take Ella Wheeler Will
cox through the wards'"
''WeIl, Idon't know said the witness
doubtfully, sis that the lady who holds
services az the asylum"
EIIzABEIH Dusrrx.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-03
Tn. Coming Of sli.s Cons.

Another Enslishwomsn whose arrival
is looked for is Miss Cons, who after cleo
ton To the London Municipal Council
was recently unseated by reason of her
sex and fined for every vote given
while in attendance at its sessions. Mss
Cons is best known in London for her
work in connection with the Morley
Memorial College, for working men and
women, which holds its classes in the
Royal Victoria Hall and Coffee Tavern
out on the Waterloo Bridge Road, where
spent a pleasant afternoon with her
last summer.
The Royal Victoria Hall, the "Old
VIC" as Londoners call it, is an institu-
ton Enthusiastically British. 1t com
music hall performances, temperance
lectures and ballad concerts are given,
at one penny for admi ssion to the gallery,
two pence to the pit and six pence to
stalls, with. billiard rooms, a gymna-
SUM and science, literary and technical
classes at fees of one and six per quarter,
that is, except in name without fees. In
all this provision Of amusement and of
learning Miss Cons is the moving spirit
and brings both pleasure and added in
telligence into somewhat sombre lives,
working faithfully as promising a field
as is titled by any Englishwoman. To
the outsider, the coffee tavern appendix
is the only blot on fair page, for cheap
temperance restaurants in London, let
the philosopher say why il he can. are
ineffably dreary, like the temperance
hotels, with their bitter coffee and greasy
meat pies. The London reformer has sell
dom q genius culinary. -s-..
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-03
Round ABOUT GOTHAM
a ko~ss n Real isfs~A Nss>tis Nsssa
Pxsssstsa - Nsw EsFS Stsss-Dx.
xshsssss .aa HIS hississssiss
o. Fsx c<asxzi AfxsSA

feoss ssssr ,S'>s ~ sAessIlks q sesssess
Ia<rs sailed away Ga sss IT The .esx
ocean steamships fsw DAYS sgs - eonnE
. bride ss ever SAN SIC goss 70 sAs
Centia<nt for fe a meatas Win esF Yea
Cabza husband faree years aso she was
p~adling apple. ca Park bow She MAS .
veaax woman Of commanding presence
bat poorly educated ssd Was kae~n ey
the name Of 10. SIZE bad aaaeias black
eyes. coal black hair aud all TIE e0nsii-
ness Of q beautiful Irish girl During
the years she weat through the
big buildings dosatown, no weFd
OF suspicion WAS ever bseathed
against her. She bad many admirers,
and 81 she has told me GA Eaaay oces-
sions, bona tide oilers Of marriage from
well TODD men. One day, two years ago.
she disappeared, and for three months
heard notning of her. Then 70 my amaze
meat she swept into my ONCE one day,
and for moment l hardly recognized
her, she was SO richly dressed. she ear
risd Spanish primer in her hand, and
was surprised TO learn that she hal been
dsyoting her time TO the study OF the
spanish language with private tutor.
and had Also been preparing herself in
the rules of good society. She told ms
that . rich Cuban had fallen in love
with her. had supplied her mother with
all the funds necessary for her educa-
ton, and that he had goae 10 Spain on
business trip and would return in a
year to claim her as his bride. Perhaps
10 was because | arm not much given to
romance that laughed at her, but she
stuck pertinaciously 20 her story, and
three or four times during the past year
she has visited me, as she has visited
many of her old customers. A week ago
/ received a sweetly scented note in
strange feminine hand As it was signed
by a name that had never heard of |
its meaning, until l read in postscript
IL am Jo." Then | knew it all. 1t was
10, the apple girl, and she was married,
and living at the Murray Hill Hotel for
few days, and she asked me to come
and see her, and meet her husband and
congratulate her. | did so, and was sus-
prised TO find her superbly gowned, her
ears flashing with diamonds, and alto
gether conducting herself much the
same as any society queen. Her hus-
band found to be a very agreeable man,
entirely wrapped up in admiration for
his wife, and devoted as any bridegroom
should be. There were others of her old
<xta ia, hav sr hA inn lov-
was a friendly glass Of wine, in which
all present drank her health and pros
pcrity, and the next day she sailed away
in one of the big ships, and is now on the
Atlantic When she has made sufficient
stay on the continent, she will so to
palatial home in Cuba.
Who shall say now that there is no
ramance, even in this big and wicked
city? FOSTER COATES