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Awarded $50, 900 for a Broken Promise

Mrs. Hattie Moore, formerly O resident of
BATH, Maine, has finally won her breach
Of promise suit against Moses Hopkins, the
California millionaire, and brother of Mark
Hopkins. The suit has been pending in the
was at first awarded s75. 900 damages, but the
case was appealed and the amount was reduced
to $50, COO. This sum, it said. has finally been
paid
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Burned 70 Death I'm ,

Burned to Death in Crowded Tenement,
The crowded tenement house No. SO Bax-
ter street. New York. was damaged IS, 900 BY fire
early Saturday morning. The $50 occupants
OF the building all got out in safety by way Of the
fire escapes. with the exception Of barbara
Bergio. an unmarried woman forty years Of
death
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-23
HIS LEAP WAS FATAL,
Lives on Pint Of Buttermilk Daily.

Mrs. Mary Mcvey, who is nearly seventy
years old, is astonishing the doctors Of
Braddock, Pennsylvania, by her long fast. She
has now been 141 days with no other food than
butiermilk. She drinks about pint of this
daily. Mrs. Money is suffering from cancer.
which formed last March. In July she con,
ceived an adherence of all food and drink and
since then she has refused to take aught but
buttermilk. -
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John RIDDEN.
T. b. TowxEn & SoS.
DRY GOODS DEALERS,
1910 9Th ST. nv.

OAI GOODS DEALERS,
1316 9Th ST. n-w.
Cne Case DARK Calico, &c.
Black Henrietta Cashmere. all wool. So 65, 75c and
81.
Mohair in all colors. 1Oc
Dress Goods in all colors and qualities.
lO4 b.eached sheetinx. lac
lOi CnbleacEed Sheetin9. 15c.
ble1ched Pillow Case Cotton, SC.
LADIES' Ribbed Vest &c
Chtldren's Under Vests from &c. I'D.
Ladies' Initial SILK handkerchief, zoe.
pig Job IN Linen Napkins. plain and bordered. SC.
Large White Aprons, lOc
Astrachan Capes only tl9S
Our knotted Fringe Towel for &c. can't be beat.
BLANKETS OF al descriptions White. Red and Gray.
Bed Comforts from the cheapest mp.
ladies', Atwood skirts, ~ inches long Al.
Table Linen. Curtain scrim. School Bags-
fsney liable Covers. searis, Lambreyuins. Rugs.
Nitts. Yarn Goods. a.. MOI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-23
CITY AND DISTRICT.

g No other paper published has anything
like . third - many readers in the city Of
Washington as has THE EVENING SrAR, and no
other one has yet supported its claims by an
affidavit of its circulation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-23
Raided by Indignant Ohio Woman

A masked body of females made O raid
recently upon disreputabls house in
Coldwater, Ohio, a village near Cclina
Thursday night and the inmates we're horribly
beaten and the house literally torn to pieces.
Two Of them were taken to q small stream run
ming through the place and treated to q cold
bath. The participants in the affair proved to
be some Of the best women in the town.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-23
Royal Lovers Wed,

The marriage 1.-THE Archduchess Marie Louise
Of Tuscany to Prince Frederick Augustus
Of saxony took place on Saturday in the chapel
Of the imperial palace at Vienna. All the Inn
periai family were present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-23

Minister Lincoln Leaves for Athens.
The Hon. Robert I. Lincoln, United States
minister TO Great Britain. who IL absent from
ais post on leave. and who has been visiting
Rome, has left for Naples en- route Tor Athens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-23
TOT HARe1stoWn, fIU- 20 q. m. and % 20 ,. M.
ROYAL BILE LINZ FOR NEW YORK AND PEI
y IcHMoSD AND pANvILLE RAILROAD co

X AND DANyILLE RAILROAD co.
An Sc in effect November Is. 1871.
q s ma Ssg
western railroad Connects ~ Manassas for Front
ii 10 m-paiiy for Manassas sD Wsrs.u.on ou.
peper orange Sharlottes sie. Lynchburs. DanviIls.
North CAROLYN. DIVISION; Charlotte and stations south
Carolina Division and stations Atlanta and Charlotte
DiNlsion 70 Atlanta. where Connection . made IN
Union Station for all principal points south and south
Pullman Buffet Sleeper. New York and Washington
TO Atlanta connecting with Pullman sleeper Atlanta
man SLEEPER Memphis wa birmingham: nnIte- AZ
1nsia a nt =, tSsh sesE ieI Ansusta v. 90.
hnoLNille via Ashevilie and Hot Springs.
and Orange: through tram for Iron. Royal Rivertoa
N % ,. m-DAry- WASHINGTON AND SOUTH.
DISQUALIFICATION LIMITED Amasninoens
Iran o. pSllnsS sestsnlsd rAi.sss sen.lsns q
ing. Library and Observation Cars Of the latest and
:ran n WITH s ss sss. Sa :.
@sdss. i..1 tram. a Toy kes o..n.
4 a SS AND 70, hePns MeridtR New
SLEEPER Mashinston 70 New Orleans Via Montgomery.
: IL 20 p.m.-Daily. Southern Express for Lynchburx.
Western North Carolina Dvision. Charlotte and Sta
tons south CsroEa Division 70 Ansust. and stAtlons
necton E made IN nnioI Station for all points south
lanta.
Pullman Buffet Sleeper. New York and wsshin~soa
and western North S.Toiins bxison. and w.ssans,
ton 70 hansas CITY VIA Atlanta. birmingham and
TEAMS OK WASHINGTON AND OHIO d.
VISION leave Washington 10 al daily, o rs D. IN.
daily. and 4: sS pm, except sunday. keturninG.
arrive AZ Washington 80 and $40 pm. daily.
and u o3 O. M. except sunday.
Through trains from the south via Charlotts ana
Danville arrive in Washington 80 m. II so
ana y ss5 y and from Orange 10 % an strass
burg local at y s45 D. m and IL so m
furnished and baggage checked ct ofhcs, loo Rsnn
eylvania and 1T passenger station Pennsy1vnuA
railroad. 9th aud b Sta, Washington. y. G. Tels-
phone, No. 1912
noi4 JAMES l. TAYLOR. Gen Pa Asvut
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ADVERTISING.

TT YOU WISH TO ADvERTIsk ANYTHING any
where ss any time vI1ts 70 GEO. p. ROWEIL
W. ~ spruce 81. New loek. au2l-ly
LIVERY ONE IN NEED or INFORMATION on
~ the :ub1cct Of Advertising VII 90 veil obeafns
sXs% possS@. "a ~ 1870 - Psxs, pc 81
esrsduI co@palaiion non tSs xmsricsn Nsvspspss
fvqs The cisculssion rsktaG 81 even ooe and Goo3
deal 81 information about Essss end oekse msfss -
;a Z = ssfi q isS6Szszb 10 - -:
o.. Neg Yea sE1-ly
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CHEsArEAkE AND ONO RAILWAY.

scHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER Is. 1901
- trains leave daily RON Cnioa station tB. and l.
9th and d streets. 70
Through the l,randesi scenery in America with thu
handsomest and most conIlete solid Train serylcs
Mest from Washington
100 n Cincinnati Fast lane, with dining car
nom Washington ana Solid Train TO Cinrnnnu wifn-
out Change. arriving AZ Cincinnati 10 m con-
Louis. a.. -
IL lopm. the famous II. r. yNesiibule Liniited''
solid Nestbuie train With dining for Clncinnati
cinnat at d - Pun. Lexington 80 a. M Louis nile
o5o m. coIIilecting m Union defots tonfs
eo M Erlr-ss for tiOrdonsN llle Cnarlo
ginis POINTS.
10, % a. via r.. =. andP hallway and Rchmopa To
oid Point Comfort and NOrfolE-ONLi RAIL LINZ
513 and 1921 PennA. ave.
nol6 n. ". FuLLER GenT Pas..nrer A.r.u,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-23

Governor General Stanley to Resign.
report in current that Lord Stanley will
resign the governor generalship Of Canada
next month. 1t is understood that Lady
Stanley find their position here very irksome
and would be glad to leave.
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2 2 ssss
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BBDpn ZEE Nm TIT A +
BOP BOD ZEE I'm / ~ E,1
A ssss ssss - SSSSS
a ssss ssss NNN
A ssss ssss \ m
NE coRNEa 7rH AND D SIS. NV.

We have ofened perm arent once In this city which
we shall be glad 20 have you call and inspect Like all
others supplied with every modern improve
r.eLf and Is II the hands Of acknowledged
Lac profession.
We the argest organization devoted TO the prsc-
tce u h.xcla>s dentistry in the world and ODER
syOu unusual induceuents through the mAxnituds VI
business.
Everything done In once with the single excep
Ton OF 81 s-ts - fully xGEranteed. and
PrOslns unsatisfactory NOT rsprssented VII b
rheSeo WITHOUT charge or tie price rsfrndsd
SCIENTIFIC DENTISTRY AT MODERATE PRICES
". *
S<S-.-
10
l.
-, g.. 81. ACCORDING 70 siy2
VERY BEST TEEIH. FULL sYT.....-.. 500
AL other OPERATIONS. including Gold Patss Crowns
brdsework- &c. a. corresponding prices oc..l Jun
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-23

j. III. FL.xAe.x.
DO lOU know ham
y not ask iFIrnss s5o7t a:n:
watches. DzalOLcs. Clerks AID Jewesry.
sels-3n al 9Th - ~. nsat 10 eoEee; o. 81
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RALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.


Schedule In effest November H. isQi
Leave Washington from station Of New Jerr-y
- - avenue ana & street.
Tor chicago and Northwest. sestibued Limited Ea-
press trains III 30 M. n L. Pm. daily
For Cincinnati 81. Louis. aud lndianapolls gestf-
buled Limited 30, express 40 o. IA. daily
For fitspurF and Cleveland. daily N 30 =.
n. and n ~ pm
For Lexington and staunton. tlO. 90 an
For Winchester and way stations, Is. 90 r. m
For Luray, fa30. d. ~ pm.
FOR Roanoke, knorNile. ChAttanOora and Memph
For Baltimore. week days, "A .o5 100 q a. N 30
TO- 4bminutesl. Ns05 SO xY no 10 90 I5-Inin-
ute.s a. IA, hl2.el ~ TO- 40 Il. 90 rsIl5. 3 "a
70 80 q 80 rs 90 ~ OF q so iii s,and II d, :, ~,
sundays "a %. tsuo. 45nlnutesl xa05, r. 10 Al al
Al0VO. - minutes) a. H., nl2uO. co. ~ 20 ~ sO
80: 43l: - - t5uO. s5-minutesl 10 20, q. 30
xsOO, 1870. All. 30 30 pm.
For Annapolis. ~ and $50 a m. 10 10 and 4 IS
y, IN. sundays. 3. 80 AN 4. "A y. M.
For Frederick, fll.3O an. sll5, 40. Is %
For Harcstown. 40. 30 a. m and IS 3opm.
ROYAL Bill LINZ FOR NEW YORK AND PHIL
ADElPHlA
For Philadelphia. New York. Boston, and the east
daily ~. sO1 10 90. Dining Carr an, L. %
noon :, 80 q 9a ~ Dining Carr llso pm. Sleeping
bunst faror Carr on all day trains
For Boston. - 40 .. with Pullman Buffet Sleep
ing Gar running through to Boston without CHANGE
For Atlantic civ. 4 o. 90 and Il. 90 noon. SUN.
days, I. % A. Nj. and Il noon.
For time of suburban tables to be h.a
OF all ticket agents.
tExcept sunday. Daily. Sunday only.
hfNpresk trains
Baggaee called for and checked from hotels and
dences by Union Transfer Co. orders tickso
Offices. ols and 1851 pa. ave. and AZ depot
d. Il. ODtLl. ChAs. ID. SCTLL.
Gen MAnAger lnol4l Gen Pass. Ast
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

~ snA Territory. Eessry and 9 g conn3I.ses
sNo, BEAIL- l&u y q ~.
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GHArrru~CoMroarrsa.
EPPs'S COCOA
BREAKFAST.

By tLcrouZh knoN ledfe OF the natural lAwD Wfich
Foytrn the operations Of digestion and nutrition and
BY careful APPLICATION of the nne properties we'll
selected Cocoa. Mr.. Epp- kae provided our
tables with eelicsfely favored beverage which may
Il.aly heavy doctors Lils- IL by tLe Judi
sious such articles OF diet that . CONSTITUTION
may be gradually built ny until enough 20 re-
sast every tendency disease. Hundreds Of subtle
m Aladfe- noaDEg around r~ady attack where
ever there II q weak poist- We may es.Aps many .
fatal shaft ly ke~iIlg ourselves veil fortified with
lure blood and prVpe-y nourishes frAIia "-CirtI
serrfce Gazette
SIase simply with boiling water OF mix Sold only
Ia hAlf- ,ound ttrs by srvc-rs. labeled thus:
JAMES EFPs 4 CO. .Hs,noropathic Chemists.
fsl4.utn London. EnslAn-,.
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HOTELS.

CRUMPs HOTEL AND cAfE. scs IN ST W.
" now tor the receTtion " frs-class In
eyery respect. Rooms thoro,laly renovated and re-
furnished. with electric bells and steam heat Ofhcp
and 81 day. wM .CkUMP. Proprietor. oci m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-23

ERENGH pYEINa. SECURING AND DRY CLEAN
ing Establishment 12O5 New York ave. Firss-
class ladies' and gents, work Of every DESCRIPTION
PARTY DRESSES. PLUSH AND VELVETS
ANTON AND CAROLINE LERCH. formerly With
A. Eisnef ana MASON friess Paris my9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-23
NINE. T. D. HARRISON,
1899 STREET.
Is CONSTANTLY RECEIVING. THROUGH HEE
AGENTS IN LONDON AND PARIS,
THE LATEST FASHIONS IN
HATS AND BONNETa
se263m

I AIDES WISHING THEIR FINE WHITE AND
~ Black Laces done up in frst-class French style
White and Satin Dresses Lace Curtains specially at
stand. 113 nth st. n. W. no7-im.
MADAME hICARD-DUMAINE OF PARIS. 500
1u list ct n " Artistic repairing and mending Of
INDIA cashmere shawls. point laces. curtains and
materials OF any kind embroidery Highest references
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-04-29

When men began to bury their dead
they did so in the firm belief in another
life, which life was regarded as the ex-
act counterpart of the present one.
The unsophisticated savage, holding
that In that equal sky his faithful dog
would bear him campany, naturally
enough had the dog in question killed
and buried with him in order that it
might follow him to the happy hunting
ground. Clearly, you can't hunt with
out your arrows and your tomahawk;
so the flint weapons and the trusty bow
accompanied their owner to his new
dwelling place. The wooden shaft, the
deer-sinew bowstring, the perishable
art les of food and drink have long
since decayed within the damp tumulus;
but the harder stone and earthenWare
articles have survived till now, to tell
the story of that crude and simple early
faith. Very crude and illogical, indeed,
it was, however, for it is qnite clear
that the actual body of the dead man
was thought OF as persisting to live 3
sort of underground life within the bar.
row. A stone hut was constructed for
its use; real weapons and implements
were left by its side, and slaves and
wives were ruthlessly massacred, a.
still in Ashantee, in order that their
bodies might accompany the corpse o
the buried master In his subterranean
dwelling. In all this, we have cleal
evidence of very inconsistent, savage.
materialistic belief, not indeed in the
immortality of the soul, but in the con-
tinued underground life of the dead
body.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-04-29

A bad temper is a curse to the pos
'essor, and its influence is most
deadly wherever it is found. Howev-
sr, there are times when an outburst OF
temper is inevitable. Needn't tell
me de dumb man didn't say muffin dat
night he fell ober de wheelbarrer. OBJ
serves Opie Read.
1t is allied to martyrdom to be
obliged to live with one of a complain
ing temper. Indeed, many beautiful
formed mouth is made hideous by the
fiery tongue within it 1t is a curious
coincidence that the woman who has a
temper OF her own is seldom willing
to keep it.
Anger, in its common aspects is one
OF the basest passions of ignoble minds.
Strive to keep your temper and Jour
temper will keep you-out OF much
trouble. Ul-natured people who
aspire to be loftier than the ordinary
run of mankind should ponder over
the remark of BulVer: Nothing can
constitute good breeding that has not
good nature for its foundation"
As we have already intimated, there
are times and occasions when anger is
entirely justifable. One of these oc-
casions when a woman has a right to
make everybody in the neighborhood
climb tree is thus described by a ru-
raj poet:
"The wind it blode and fecht the dust
Up from the rode, then man she kust,
aase dads new shirt was on the line,
And kacthed the dirt as it were fiien."
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-04-29
CURE FOR La GRIPPE.
The Great Factor i'm Stemming the
Present Epidemic.

La Grippe, at present epidemic on
this Continent, as well as on the Con-
tinent OF Europe, the precursor OF
pneumonia, and other fatal diseases, is
principally a catar rhaI Inflammation of
the mccous membrane of the upper
air passages. 1t comes on suddenly
and is generally ATTENDED with extreme
debility, high fever, pains in the head.
shoulder and limbs, oppression of the
chest, severe cough, and little expect
oration.
The disease should be at once driven
out of the system in the first stages if
possible, and not allowed To develop i'll
to others of more serious nature
which may become fatal. To do this
the most simple and effective agent
may be found in Railways Ready
Relief and Railways Fills. The latter
are 10 be used where there Is not diar-
rhea. Take two or four OF Railways
Pills before retiring at night, and swal-
low thirty to sixty drops Railways
Ready Rel ef IN half tumblerful of
water. Ia applying the Ready Relief
by hand, wet well tie head, throat,
chest, shoulders and wherever the pain
is felt. Ii not entirely cured repeat
the following II ;ght. This Treatment
has been used before in sim lar epidem-
les, has GU Cd thousands, and warded
off pneumonia and her fatal dis
eases.
Railways Ready Relief and Rad
ways Pills should be in every family.
1t is jeopardiZing human life to be
without them. An ounce of Treven-
ton is better than pound of cure.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-04-29
1T WAS A SUCCESS.
A Tacoma Dramatic Critic -
dulges in Sarcasm of the "Cut
ttnGeSt" Kind.

A Tacoma Dramatic Critic r.
dulges in Sarcasm of the "Cut'
tingest" Kind.
About o'clock yesterday aft eruooi
a large load of soft. symmetrical saw
dust was delivered at the back door o
the Tocoma theatre by a local sawmil
man, says writer in the Ledger o
that town. VIII ether or not this haC
anything to do with the improved ap
pearance of the girls in the perform
ance of 1.-The Queens Mate last nigh
cannot be definitely stated. At any
rate, fewer of the chorus seemed to be
wearing their limbs upside down, sc
that they were bigger at the bottoms
than at the top, a condition OF thing:
painfully apparent the previous even
ing.
The genial manager has also per
suaded four of the girls to wear gutta
percha buttons on their elbows &c
avoid scratching the paint OF the new
scenery. OF course, this innovation
makes it rather unpleasant for the
girls at first but they will get used to
it
This climate Is not at all favorable
for chorus girls. The constant drizzle
and fog necessitateS the wearing oil
macintoshes and rubber boots on their
voices while travelling to and from the
theatre. This is very annoying TO the
girl who has been in the habit of wear
ing her voice decollete, but then per-
sonal comfort must give way to pro-
fessional interest when the occasion
demands it. One rash girl neglected.
to wrap up her vocalizer before leaving
the hotel. The result of it was she
stood so long by the radiator drying
her voice that she delayed the per-
lormance fifteen minutes and was fined
Eor want of tact
Another change which Mr.. Hanna
was compelled to make in the chorus
was in regard to cheek painting and
yraining. On the opening night the
brilliant sulphurino in the proscenium
valance did not CLINT with all the
glitter OF which it was capable under
favorable circumstances. Last night,
however. the girls were requested to
.one down their facial tints and leave
off the pruning coat. 1t was done and
;he sulphurino blazed forth with all
The splendor of an Italian sunset No
proscenium arch. no matter how gor-
geous it may be, can compete with the
mead end Of punched chorus which
looks like an exploded vermiliop
factory.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-04-29
CYCLORAMA OF GETTYSBURG.
The Realistic Battle Picture at Broad
and Cherry Sts., Phila.

The cyclorama of the Battle of
Gettysburg at the northeast corner
of Broad and Cherry streets has b-come
one of the most attractive features of
Philadelphia. T0is stupendous exhIbI-
tlon has 10 be seen to be appreciated,
as no description can d, 1t justice.
Standing on the spectators platform,
one seems to have been lifted out of
Philadelphia and set among the peak 8
of the Blue Ridge Mountains.
For miles on every side stretches out
the rugged mountain scenery. In the
foreground are arranged stone walls. old
trees, cannons and wheels In various
stages of wreckage. These are SO
artistica.ly arranged that the closest
scrutiny does not reveal to the eve
where the natural ends and the artificial
begins. The various points of the bat
tie are Illustrated in the most Natural
way. On one side is the historical
stone wall facing the famous wheat
field where the last stand was made
against Pickett's famous onslaught
Here hand-to-hand fight is taking
place so natural that one can almost
see the wounded fall under the blow of
the uplifted musket butt. A little fur-
ther on is the explosion of the powder
In caisson, sending several artillery
men to instantaneous death and wound
ing many others around it. This ex
ploston Is pronounced by old soldiers
the most realistic piece of work thew
have ever seen.
Standing ut one point of the platform
the spectator faces long road : he deem
ruts in the soil which lead right to his
feet. Down the road comes a body of
artlllerymen, with dash and a sweep
that carries erything before it. and
max es the visitor to the cyclorama in
stlnctively step aside to get out of tne
way OF the flying horsemen and avoid
being crushed to death. At another
point the hospital corps is working en-
ergetlcaly in removing the wounded
men 10 an old blacksmith shop. which
Is being used as hospital. Some of
the men a.e themselves wounded, but
are doing their utmost to aid their com.
rades, and the wounded men painte1
are so true as to cause shudder to run
through one.
1aken as whole the spectacle Is
grand IN every respect, and in no other
way can the excitement and borr, re- of
great battle be thoroughly Iealize1
An hours view of this wonderful spec.
tacle would be worth visit to the city
If for nothing else.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-04-29
When q Woman Mails aIntf,r

Femfninity in the postoffice is an
Amusing study. In the matter of drop
ping simple, ordinary, white. every-
day letter, for instance. she affords an in
sight into the character of the average
woman. The looker-on had nothing
else to do the other day than to watch
this operation fo- FIVE minutes. Out Of
thirty young women who went to cast
their epistles in the slot twenty-five. by
exact calculation. withdrew the letter
before quite letting go of it tp scan
both sides OF the note to be every" sure
the letter was securely sealed, properly
addressed. stamped. and TO be certain
no one could look through the envelope
10 read the contents. Out OF these
twenty-five ladies three had forgotten
70 put stamp on their letters, aud
two had TO add something TO tho ad-
dress on he envelope. while another
carried on with her the letter she had
Intended 70 mail boston Record
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-04-29
A Stab at History.

The historical theory that Frankfort
,n-the-Maiu was founded ~ the Franks
las been thoroughly shaken up by the
'ecent discovery there OF several relics
If the Romans OF the time of Christ.
Stone work and glass OF the old Roman
Ityle has been unearthed under the
;ity. A sewer of Roman construction
Was found fourteen feet under ground
\ tile bearing the inscription, Leg
Kill, gave the best clew to the pres
.nce and work of the Romans, since il
S known that the Fourteenth Legion
zane back to Germany from the nOrtt
n the year 20 after Christ and made
IS headquarters ut Mayence. Another
proof that the Romans had a settleme nj
1t Frankfort was furnished u short time
lgo by the finding of a Roman sarcoph-
tgus under the Eschenheimer Land
traSse.