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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14
WHAT NONSENSE
mended To the attention of The Ants.
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mended to the attention of Tho Ants.
Harrisburg Patr.oLl
The course Of the State Democratic
Committee Of New York in calling tho
New York State Convention for February
22d is exciting considerable adyer sc COM
ment in that State among the Repub IL
cans and others. but 10 10 difficult 90 make
the friends OF Mr.. Cleveland in Penusyl-
vania understand the objection. We
have an early convention here. earlier far
than usual by months. and a
month earlier than in 1883. presi-
dental year, when Mr.. Clcvcland's
friends were particularly anxious to
have this State lead of" for him. Our
early convention tins year was arranged
month sooner than necessary IN order 10
hello Mr.. Cleyeland's cause. amt TO this
early convention We have been trying 20
elect Cleveland delegates. Mt intervals,
since January last. beginning then IN
philadelphia aud ending as late as Satur-
day IN Blair county. This Journal has
been Grover Cleyeland's sincere supporter.
But what rational objection, we may wei
ask. can be made 10 convention called
for February I'D. IN Mr.. Cleveland s ana
MI. fillS state. WLfft Tue 'tAtiho y "
Doth has been discussed and considered
for four years past.
Is there any Cleveland supporter in New
York who will be Declared Of hls right TO
vote by q February convention Does not
the entire State and the whole country
know the date Of the convention; Ger
talnlv none has ever before been SO well
advertised. Even yet 10 is two weeks be-
fore the convention. Cannot cleveland $
supporters get together and carry theeiec-
ton If they have a majority of the votes?
And If they have not majority what right
have they 10 complain:
I, il argued bv Mr.. Cleveands friends
that II In desires thus early 60 EXHIBIT 70
the county Cl-yeland's weakness and
Hills strength. Il senator Hill Is the
choice OF New York the Democracy OF tho
nation cannot know n too early. IL Nr.
Cleveland is preferred. so. too, let 1t be-
widely known. Should not either get All
and early the proper benefit accru.ng 20
any popularity he has earned among the
Democrats of New York;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14
TRANSPORTING WATCH.
The Most Important Ever Held in the
south-At Baltimore NeNt Month.
CBv teiesraul 90 tho Dispatrh.l

BALTIMORE, Mp. February 13.-fhs big
gest trap-snooting match that has ever
taken place sOutu OF New ork viii De-
held here the second week IN March under
the ausp.ces Of the baltimore Gun Club AT
Actions lark. SO tar entries have been
received from Philadelphia, iiagerstown.
rowsou. Westminster, Claiborne. aud
Ea.ton clubs. aud the Capital and Forest
and Stream Gun Clubs Of Washington, be-
sides single entire, from AL over the
United States. Two sets of he stone
standard targets will be used. 10 make
the meeting success and - show the
high standing that the Baltimore Gun
Club has attained outside of us own State
the Manufacturer, aud Sportsmtn' Assoc
citation of the United States mas gwen
= 900 m money as prizes and furnishes
tho Baltimore Gun Clue gratis with all
the clay birds 10 be used. The match wiil
last for two days. and u is calculated that
fully 10 900 birds will bee used eacn day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14
The Occupancy of,he Temple.

A meeting Of the trustees OF the Masonic
Temple Association and OF representatives.
from the COMMANDERS. chapters, shrlnes,
ana blue lodges OF Richmond was held az
the 1eptle last night TO consider the ques-
ton ii allowing the occupancy Of the tenn
ple by the diferent lodges. \ general con
ference was had as 10 rents, &C.. and q sug-
ge,tIon was made 10 the trustees or the
Temple, which vii be taken under conslde-
ration. When the meeting was over a
magnificent supper WI, rendered tue re-
presen,atlyos Of the yariousilodges bY the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14
Two Choire Eu,ertairm ants.

On Monday night Professor Edward b..
Warman, OF Chicago. will lecture at Leigh
Street Baptist church on True aud False
Llocution." This lecture will be free.
On Tuesday night he Will render q
choice programme.of readings and .cclta.
tions. charging a. admission Iee OF -
cents. These entertainments Will be
under the auspices OF the Young Ladies'
AID Society OF the church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14
Supposed Insanity Of a Richmond Come
dian.

A letter has been received by the DIS
PATCH from Chicago. announcing that
Harry Woodson. the comedian who for
merivresided IN Richmond, has been taken
TO the detention hospital OF that city IS
insane. aud will shortly have q hearing be-
fore the court.
The same communication also states
that Barney Tracey. another old Rich
mouder. was found dead IN his room at the
Inter-Ocean Hotel, IL the Pork City, few
I4ys qua
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14
THE SlLVER-Blll PETITION.
some Of the Majority Decline to Sign 1t
Various Views
lBy telegraph 10 tho Dispatch. !

WASHINGTON, February ls.-The silver
men at noon had secured about III names
To their petition asking that the sllye. bill
be made special order in the House. A
large number of members are absent from
the House and for this reason there are
great many members to whom the petition
has not yet been presented. None but
Democrats who it is believed will vote for
free coinage are being asked to sign.
About fifteen of those to whom the petit
ton has been handed have declined ~
sign on one ground or another. Some
have said that they thought It was giving
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14
Magnificent AuroraI Display.

Last night about 3 o'clock theirs was one
OF the most magnificent auroral displays
that have been observed here for years. The
sky to the north, northeast, and northwest
was crimson from the horizon almost to
the zenith. Many persons were under the
impression that big IRE was raging In
the county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14
The lunch 1T che sneIterInc Arms.

The lunch given by the ladies ct the
She!tering Arms from TO O'Clock yester-
day afternoon resulted in the receipt of
over 800 In cash for that institution. The
young ladies worked persistently in col
iec,lng articles for the luncheon, and de-
serve great praise for their efforts. those
connected with the Sheltering Arms were
delighted with the result of the affair. and
desire TO tender their thanks to the Rich
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14
Ambulance Calls.

The ambulance had two calls yesterday.
The FIRST call was made in the afternoon at
4 O'Clock from Seventeenth and Franklin
streets TO colored man who WAS suffering
with an asthmatic attack. He was taken
TO the hospital for treatment.
The next call was at $3.50 i. NJ. from
4l6 Balding street 70 a colored man suffer
ing with incsed wound on the scalp. He
WIS treated and left.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14

In WAGNER's CoD-LrFR on EWrIsloN
YOU have an almost perfectly tasteless.
palatable. and digestihle preparation. Win
the finest OIL. not substituted nor ssponl-
fed, and with the cA. mlcal pune nypo-
phosphltes perfectly dissolved. I'D not
hesitate 20 give 1t trial.
!. WAGNER. Druggist
corner Sixth and Broad streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14

The following conyict5 We're received at
the Penitentiary from Pulaski yesterday
Robert Hayden (coiored. houseOreaklng.
four years; John Campbell lcoloredl,
HOUSEKEEPING, two years Henry Cooper
(coloredl. shooting with intent TO XII.
elght wears: William Cuff (coloredl, shoot
ing with intent 10 Kill, two years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14

We have secured one of the finest watch
makers ever in Richmond. MIR. Hanson
has been tor twenty years with John BIS,
4 c.. the celebrated chronometcr-makcrs
of New York. Special attention 10 EN-.
craving and fine jewelry repairing and
manufacturing by MIR. Herold. late of the
Old hrm. II. VI. Mo,rs Co.. Jewellers,
go Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14
city Circuit Court.

The following suits were entered in the
CITY Circuit Court yesterday:
1yson a Jones against Davis Gregory
for S35l.5i.
Thomas 5. VIM d Co. against A. c. May
nard for $500.
j. NJ. Lewis against Richmond and Dan
vile Railroad Company for $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14
THE Theatre.

The new Richmond Theatre will DO
closed until Wednesday. February oath, 50
that some Necessary repairs can be made
TO the stage. Al. Fields Minstrels will re-
open the house, and they Will be- followed
by Lewis Morrison IN Faust.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14

There IL nothing better for chapped
hands. skin. or face than the Fragrant
Cream az Almonds the real Almond
Cream delightfully."- perfumed and quick 10
cure. Bottles 40 I'D, -, aud 59c.
l.. WAGNFR. Druggist.
corner Broad and Sixth streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COMPLETED.
The Coming Celebration OF tho Junior
Order United American Mechanics.

The Junior Order United American
MaoIan1cs have about completed all ar
rannements for their celebration OF WASH
ingtonis birthday. The seniors VIII also
take active part IN oil the eXerclse-.
The HowltZers will FIRE national salute
probably on the Capitol square. Inc com
Inittee nave already had the nas-boieS
raised upon the school buildings ana 'he
fars are III their possession ready 10 DC
unfrried up0n the morning o. the twenty
second. IL,
school building on that morning. As the
children are formed IN line 20 marcn, hnlo
school cannon will boom. ana WINE ,he
hundreds of little ones enter TIER respec-
tive rooms the flags will be thrown To the
breeze.
TIE PARADE.
The procession will move from the cor
ner Of Nunford and Broad streets prompt
ly Al 10 O'Clock. Captain T.. +. hulce WIZ
head the column with detacDineut .,
noiice then will follow Chei-1arshal
+ "a TrIcr md aids mounted, General
COMMITTEE an foot W. L. ieaman chair
man Rescue Council. Richmond Council
A " CHM Council. Enterprise council
y + Ice Council. Patrick Henry Council,
Nurora Council. Goodwill Council, Hope
Council. New South Council, iAberty
Council. Davis Council. Virginia CouhcI,
Richmond Council Seniors ana Visitihg
Seniors, visiting Juniors, ueles"'e' 80
Funeral Benefit Association.
FORMATION OF LINE.
The various councils Will take position
for formation a. follows:
Nuniord and Broad streets, Rescue
Council.
BeIvldere and Broad, Richmond.
smith ana Broad, 4. ". Glinn.
Henry and Broad. north side, Enterprise.
Henry and Brold. south side. X. +. Lee.
Monroe and Broad. south side. Patrick
Henry.
Monroe and Broad. north side. Aurora.
Madison and Broad. north side, Goodwill.
Madison and Broad. south side, Hope.
Jefferson and Broad. south side, New
South.
Jefferson and Broad. nogth side, Liberty.
Adams and Broad. north side, DAVIS.
Adams and Broad. south side, lrgi ma.
FOushee and Broad, Richmond Seniors
and visitors.
First and Broad, north side, L. Is. A.
LNE or MAEcF.
The line Of march will be down Broad to
ywpntv-frst: thence 10 Church-lliil ave-
nue.: thence to Twenty-ffth street;
thence TO Main. Main 10 Beyidere. beiyl-
dere 40 Grace. Grace 10 Fourth. Fourth TO
broad. Broad 10 the Theatre where the
mass-meeuug viii be held.
An address Will be delivered by his
Honor Mayor filyson, and Key. DR.. Far
Will be tine orator of the day. The dress
circle of the Theatre will be reserved for
.aGles and their escorts.
Tre order earnestly request citizens
living along the line # march TO decorate
their houses: also tnat all employers allow
anv OF their,employee- who may be mem
b.rs of the order L. take holiday on the
occasion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14

MAssAGE.- Don't suffer with headache.
neuralgia, rheumatism. or other pains.
Massage will cure you r. :. Lytte l0J
east Nam street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14
Accn stocl.-Farm Sale.

The annual auction sale OF trottnc
horses 40 Acca Stock Farm will take place
Thursday. February 18th. This sale tm-
braces stock descended from the pure-t
breeders IN the country, and should At
trac the attention OF all lovers OF hne
nnIen..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14

Name-Piates for hat-bands, Crayat-
Holders. new Fancy Scart-plns 40
JAWS F.. IYLER's.
eJ1 east Nam street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14

Hair-Pins of sterling silver, el75 to
$3.50. % JANIS +. IUfrs.
sOT east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14

New patterns I'D SivcrWare for bridal
presents Necklaces and Hrart-Lockets 40
JAMES f. lYTE',.
sU7 ,u-t Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14
CHARMING SOCIAL EVENTS.
\ Dancing Party on Church Hill-Hand-
some Toilets.

One OF the leading social events OF the
wear took place at tine residence OF Nj.
and Mrs. j. ). Moore. 22JJ east Brood
street, IN Friday evening asst, when diss
n. Alice Moore tend red To her lady and
gentleman friends a dancing party.
About twenty-five couples We're IA attend
auce, and the danclng-hall presented the
most attractive appearance. An elegant
collation. was served shortly after mid
night. The dimng-hau was tasteiully
decorated with flowers :, which made the
affair seem all the more delightful.
Among those presenIwere; Misses Nellie
Hargerty. orange SIX and pearl oina-
mcnts: Lula Scott, red sll6, cniiion trlm-
mlnrs: Nette Spaldlng. OF Norfolk, Wnite
silk diamonds; Bessie Brown, Nile green
silk turquoise; hate EltZwilsOn, blue
albatross: Rena Jackson. white SATIN, diG-
mOuds: IAZzie Jackson, " hlte satin, pearls
Hunter lorpUsOn. white silk, olive TRIM
mlnCs Belle Barrar. gas-lgnt green pro
caded SILK, diamonds; Carrie Bachelor,
pink silk, diamonds; Alice Moore, PINK
silk real lace. diamonds; Matte llYesaf'
ferro, blue silk and smllaX; Maude Cot
trell, brown silk; Lizzie Andrews, cream
albatross. red TRIMMINGS; Maggie Moran.
black silk. orange trimmings, garnet Oin9-
ments: Fannie Angus, cream surah slk,
real lace. diamond ornaments; Emmie
Mclaughlan, gray silk, chiffon trim
mings; Alma Iarwood, lemon silk.
Tie .gcntlemen were: Messrs. ]. u.
Briggs. Jr., Hurry Hartman, John Nell
waine, j. Iavlor Curtis, John Luce. VIII
Iumsden. John Hobson, ". Il. Shackel-
ford, Robert Currie, John Sloan, Frank }.
Cravie. Jr.. Elijah Baker. II. o. Lyme,
Hugh Y. Campbell, +. {. skinner. Taylor
Harrison. j. b. tarrar, ". q. fltzwlison,
| Elgiu Graves, T. ". Mayer, }. \. GrOoms
j. ). Moore Jr., W. A. Evans, l.. ". Moore
ri. Is. Ferguson, Sydney James, j. =.
Moore, Jr. George ". Schleif. :. l.. Gary
| L. l.. Htzwlison, and G. l.. Gary.
Mesuames Mrs. j. :. Moore, Mrs
| George ". Schieil. Airs. Sydney Gary, Mrs.
| &. T.. titzwllson. and Mrs. G. z. cary.
| AN ENJOYABLE GATHERING.
Misses Maggie Woodward and Glars
| jackson gave a delightful entertainment
| to quite number of their friends at there
| sidence of Mr.. j. W. Woodward. s0i53 nortt
| Twenty street, a few evenings ago
| The young ladies IN full evening dress
! presented a beautiful picture. Came
were INDUCED IL until II o'clock, when re
! freshmeuts were served.
| The following We're among those pres
| ent Misses Mag and Pearl Woodward
| Clara jackson, Minnie and Alice ShTey
| Lizzie Robinson, Ellie Swami, Emmt
| Sparks, Clara and Ella Null, Matte Bene
| dict. Mamie smith, lattle Mosby, kau,
| Wilkinson, Lula Woodward. and Susl,
| Gary: Messrs Edgar Dalton, RAYMOND
| Garrett. A. Fuller, Frank spence, Maltel
! Mcclellan. Walter Adams, wilkinson, Car
| pease. George kappes, Wallace Scherer
| Beverly Allen, HouchlnGs. Phlhp Good
win, Aubrey EnOs. aud James FIgg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14
FIRST aud Broad, north side, L. B. A.
LIZ OH MALCH.
OUR NsXT-OOOR EElGH8OR.
Ihieves Again Mt Work-In the Churches
other Manchester Notes.

Thieves entered the grocery OF Nr. John
". Owens. on Hull street between Twelfth
and Thirteenth. Friday night. They gained
admission by breaking one of the large
glass IN the front window AMI climbing
over an IRON frame. which - about TOUR
feet high. FINDING NO money III tle money
drawers thcy threw them on the moor, scat
terlng about q number OF valuable papers.
They left he store by removing the bar 10
the back-door and going through the
woodward.
Alr. Owens Is unable to ascertain the
amount of his loss. rs II is supposed that
the principle article stolen vas whfskey.
Mr. owens SAYS this ls about Tho hiteentA
time he has been troubled IN this way by
thieves since he has been IN business, and
the tuird time IN the past month.
CHURCH MOTIFS.
Rev. John j. Clopton will preach spe-
cal sermon az the Neade-MemOrlal church
tins morning at II o'clock. At night be
will exchange pulplts with Rev {. Ii.
kuvk, OF Richmond.
church this morning viii be conducted Dy
MIR. J. l.. Aztec, secretary or the Danville
Young Mems Christian Association, and
Mr.. Willard X. Haight, Office secretary OF
the State Committee. At night the SER
wees will be IN charge of Slr. +. X. Gaines,
Of Frederick. Nd. Rev. +. t. Dadmun,
the new pastor Of the church, Is expected
in Manchester on Monday 70 commence
his work.
The meeting Of the railroad branch of
the Young Mems Christian Association 10
be held IN Leader Hall this afternoon at
3.3O o'clock promises u be very interest
ING. A number of delegates TO the SIX
teenth annual convention Of the assOcig-
tlous. winch Is now IN session IN Rich
moud. will be present and address tue a.
Scmblage.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mrs. Aaron FAIRFIELD IS still quite sick at
her residence on Hull street.
Miss Oracle Eanes, OF Petersburg. Il
visiting Mrs. William ii. Smith, corner
Thirteenth and Semmes street.
Mrs W. Is. Bradley. who las been quite
sick. was somewhat improved Yesterday.
Mr.. +. j. ClOptOn IS out, after an illness
OF several weeks
Mr.. Samuel Edwards of Petersburg. was
in Manchester yesterday afternoon.
A sociaDle was given at the residence Of
Mr.. and Mrs William keesee. on Perry
street. FRIDAY evening, by the Central So
cial Club The affair was very delight
one. and an elegant collation. IVES served
about midnight.
The contract with the Richmond Rail
way and Electric Company for furnishing
electric lights IN Manchester has been
signed bv J X. Perdue. chairman OF the
Committee on l. hts. and George l..
Fisher, treasurer Il the company. The
paper reads nat the lights shall be In
operation within Sky days after the con-
tract has been closed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14
Library Furniture. and Grand Carpet

at j. II. Valentines. corner Ninth and
Main streets. Monday 40 1880 o'clock. Sec
auction columns. Wilton Carpets Mo-
quette and Velvet CARPETS, Chars, Tables,
and Sofas, Oll-pauting~. &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14

Thompson's Bromine-Arsenic Spring
Water for fever patients. IL IS INyNuABLF.
II puries the blood and cures all stomach
and kidney complaints, persistent nausea.
and indigestion.
Gold and Silver Har-Pins. Hat-plns,
new Bow-hnot Breaches, aud Fern Dishes
al JAMES l.. iYLfl's,
sIT east Nam street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14

AT as O'Clock a conversation on Phases
. o. College Work" was presided over by
Mr. ". l.. Britt. Of klchmoud College.
The " Missionary Work was discussed
by Mr.. J. \. Mccall. OF the Union Iheologi-
cal SEMINARY. DE spoke with great earnest
ness and enthusiasm IN the missionary
cause.
hr. W. II. Greayer, OF Roanoke College.
spoke OF Personal Work. lie developed
numerous points by asking the question.
4Nhy should personal work be done "
which W., answered by several members
OF the cony eDuon, as follows: II Is com
mandei by God; Christ and his disciples
left Us the e.aluple; IL - tine only way
some mer VIII ever DO saved.
The next question asked was What
qualifications are necessary" which was
answered as follows "a Our own life
must be consistent 90 We must have q
knowledge OF the Word f God. To- We
must have tact: I'D We mast possess grit,
grace. and guDption. And the next query
" how must the work be done was an
syered Dy one Of the members Of the con-
yenfion, VINO SAID show your love Tor the
man" while another answered; " BE ma
tural."
RELATIVE TO LOCAL WORK.
Mr.. .. A. Coulter discussed the relation
of the college ~ the local work lie
ta0ught s1e college mea could be largely
utilized ~ committeeman IN the local
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-14

IL must not be supposed, however, that
because Captain sam" WAS tne principal
figure he occupied all the canvass. There
were others whose exertions did them the
highest honor. Among other deeds OF hu-
manitv was the rescue OF an old man IN the
second story. who had been left after all
the rest had been saved. The fire origl-
mated III d shoe-shop, but how. has
never been asceTtained. 10 could
hardly have been the work of an in
cend.ary, for all the prisoners bat
two were locked up III their cells. These
two were employed as cook and barber
both had been promoted Tor good be-
hayiOr-and hae but a short time longer
to serye-one six, the other eighteen
months. There was nothing combustible
III the shoe shop except the stool on which
the workmen sat, but it seems very IN
likely place for the incendlary 10 have
commenced operations. When the flames
were first discovered the shop was shut,
and they were already bursting out OF the
windows. The shop door opened into apass-
age communicating with the rope-walk dI-
Tectly over II IN the same range OF build
ings by "a staircase and also with pack
ing-rocm. The carpenters shop was under
the shoe-shop aud directly over the black
smiths shop. The shoe-shop also COM
muuIcated with the hospital on the south
and gallery on the northwest. IL IS
plain that II the prisoners or any OF them
had fred the building they would have
The Forrest City times., 1892-04-15

AK intellectual man who cannot take nine hours sleep is simply mis- homer. Of course. people who have nothing whatever to think Of can theo- reticaily. get along with very little because they never tire out their brains But it must no, be supposed because man lies a-bed late in the morning that he is therefore intellect uaL His mind may be absolutely va cant He may never have thought out wearing problem in all the days Of a useless life He may be abso- lutely dependent on others for every motion which he supposes to oe his own And yet he may stay in bed for nine or ten hours. and may not know enough to get up even then by any m0re intellectual prompting than the cIamor of the stomach for breakfast Empty people are generally good sleepers because their minds know how to slumber better than how to do anything else. The more dead they arc to outside influences the more normal they are.
The Forrest City times., 1892-04-15
Had flse Wrong Address,

When Count Zubof first went to London he did not know a word of English. Armed with a letter of in- troduction he made g call during which the conversation was conducted in Volapuk-
 On leaving his friends. Zubof. th ink ing tha, he might wish 10 see them again. and that he might not recol- lect their address copied in his note book the number '-32 and the other thing that was Written on the pillar of the gate
 A few days later Zuboi went in search of his friends He thought he knew the neighborhood. but finding that he was getting somewhat puzzled. he thought best 10 ask policeman. !"
 He took out his pocket-book. opened the leaf ou which the supposed ad- dress was copied and pointing to it with his forefnger. looked up inquir- ingly for an answer.
 The '.booby." after reading the memoranda. laughed inordinately. Zubof was indignant. and not until he reached the house of his friends did he learn that this was what he had written: