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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-16
RATCLIFFE. DARR & CO.. Auctioneers
II gs0 PA. AVE. NV

VALUABLE UNIMPROVED REAL DSTATE on
ASTkEET BETWEEN SEVENTH AND EIGHTH
STREETS NORTHEAST Bi AlCII y.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MAkCH TWEEN
TI.FOIk1H. 1sg. AT HALf-PAsT fOUR
O'CLOCK, We will sell, in front Of the premises.
1HE EAST tAkI or LOT 2,
IN SQUARE S96.
Fronting ~ feet inca on street. with AVERAGE
depth OF 100 feet to private alley. the
being improved by two-story frame house.
Terms Of sale: Onethlrd cash, the ba ancs in one
and two years the deferred he secured IN
deed OF trust upon tie property sold bear m
terest At the rate OF per cent per annum, payable
semi annually, or ali cash. AT the option the pur-
chaser. deposit OF 500 required when the prop
erty 10 knocked down. Terms TO be complied with IN
fifteen days from the day OF sale right 10 resell
at the RISK and cost OF the deaung purchaser is
served. All cOnyeyancIng. Recording, &c at the cost
Of the purchaser. kATcLIFtE, DAhR co,
mhlJd&ds Aurtionsars
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THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY.
Two Able Papers Read at Its Meeting Last
Night

MAJ. }. ". POWELL REFU1Es sPKNcKR's THEORY
OF SOCIETY AND SHOWS ITS FALLAcY-NK.
JAMES Il. BLoDaErr DISCUSSES AT SOME
LENGTH THE RURAL SCHOOL PROBLEM
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New Y oRk- HE BucxrSeHAx Horr1
For Permanent and Transient Guests.
BUCKINGHAM HOTEL.
fEtTopedn Pdn)-FOfth Avenue, Ne,c York.

tH"VPu" = "s'7-TV tH ACe'SuSs NeU n E.
This deservedy popular: house, situate in the most
fashionable convenient and healthy locality. with
magnificent dining rooms, unsurpassed cuisine Gle.
giant public and private sitting rooms Every modern
Improvement perfect sanitation and moderate chsrxes
Tariff-sinsls rooms. from 81 to % Per day-double
bed rooms. with bath attached. e2 10 % per day.
Magnificent suites parior. large airy bsd room. with
bath and dressing room attached % and upward mn
day. sccordtas TO sizs and location.
wETHERBEE FULLER,
mh1A.m.sa& Rropxiseoea
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/ ATIMEK SLOAN. Auctioneern,
- l4U7 and l409 ct.
THIRD SPRING SALT 1000 ROLLS WALL
PAPERS.
On FRIDAY MoRNINo,, aARCH EIGHTEENTH
lSr., CONN encins at TIN O'CLOCK at our auction
ROOMS l3O1 q St, shall sell the above CON, IN
meDt of modern Wal PAPER ~
The trade and private buyers should give th. sale
their attention. IATIMER A sIoaS
mhl5-}t anc,,op..,s
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right away. My brother said: No; you must
not Mr.. Schneider said, She is my wife,"
Col. Hamlink was recalled by the govern
ment and stated that on the night he learned
of his daughters marriage the defendant had
on a light overcoat
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ATIMER = SLOAN. Aucnoneers,

TWO VERY yALrABLE BUILDING LOTS ON IRE
sgl1H SIDE OF STREET BETWEEN
s.sEhIH AND EIGHTH sTkEETs NORTH
Or SATURDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH NINE
liza q lSf.. ia front 81 the premises. We shall
sell, At HALF 4 RON O'CLOCK
Lots . and -, in square sgsS"
''lSINllU. 10
This prop rfy locaed ia one of :he most desirable
sections IA the northeast should command he at
tenti,n 81 investors.
Terms Halt cash. balance in two wears with notes
bearis Interest ana SECURED by deed trust. All
airihs anu resorng AZ purchasers cost sloO
deposit un each lot at tune sale
mhlO-oSds LAIlMEL A SLOAN, Aurtion..rs-
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mission 20 the trial should be by cards. issued
By the district attorney.
On :he opening Of the court Judge Wilson
stated that he would like later on to recall Col
Hamlink and DR.. Poster for further cross-e1-
animation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-16
FUTURE DAYS.


IL l407 ST.
TRUSTEEs' SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE PROP
ERrl. BEING No. 1908 Q sIhEEl sOR1H-
Whsl, WASHINGTON, 10. Z.
BY virtue OF order the SUPREME Court Of the
District % Columbia made on the 18Th "a, Of tebru
arg a ~ isSS. IN the case OF Joseph IL. Crown ~
vs. joan L. Brown ct al. No; l24..o Equity Doc.et
No d. Will Sci 10 the highest bidder front the
PREMISES, On MONDAY. The TWENTY tIGHTH
DA1 or MARCH, A. ID. IsJ2. Al HALF-lAsT
touh O'CLOCK p NJ. the foloSins real property.
10 Wit: All that piece ri Of Land aid r-msss
situate lying and beix in the city Mash DstUn.
the District OF CoUblH known aud distinguished As
lot hfty seven t01D OF kugmont recorded subdivision
oil square numbered two hundred snd "a d.
Tue lot trouts p feet q uy depth Of TO
eet 10 an aIiey 70 feet WIDE also las side
wide on the east Inn royed by a story frame
.~eilnx and being No l5sls street northwest. ps-
Or ct aforesaid.
Ierlns % one-third OF the purchase money in
cash an the baanoe in two equal iilstainents
and two years with interest iroI day OF sale the
rate OF SIX to) per cent Der annum. payable seIui-
annually 20 he secured by the proa.issory the
purchaser and deed of trust on tile property. all
cash at the pnschasers OF ton deposit OF $50 will
tie required OF the purchaser At the time OF All
conNeyanclng aud recording at the cost Of the pur
chaser IL the terms Of sale I've coInplieG with in
ten days from time Of sale the the
right to resell she properly at the and cost
aeisulting purchaser.
ROBERT CHRISTY. Trustee,
mhl6-dSis l42O Ney YORK we N NJ
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AUCTION SALES.
FuTtRE pans.
I ATINER . SLOAN. sncuOneen.

I ATINER SLOAN. ancuoneen.
By virtue 81 sas~d cf trust learing date ths ith
day Of Augus; 1891 aud r-cogded IN i-r lclO TOTO
49, &C. the laDd rsords ~ the DisiTt - 1pluui-
tia, wlii .-ll 1Ht i~bAA. HHf INtNIl-
FOURTH DAY on MARCH. lSfs. IN fr,ni - TIC
premises. sub lot 40. IN square lO5l. fnintils %
18th sfrs-f northeast bsfw--n D and g. imIsoS~d -
two-storg krcE Dwelling Sale o. tAke
Ilac. a. HAIg-fAS1 fDtK n't LOCK- T. NJ.
Terms unr-fhird casb. lance N rcssuhaDls tirs
20 sut purrhaser Deferred u-uts o. t-ar y Ter
cent Interest day ur. ~ dsi Of q urt
on irofslfv. 100 dstsusit required a sale
1nis. tie nth Gay 90 Mar D.. l~cfl
". FRANCIS THOMAS 3 $780,
" NOODN ILIE LEMMiNG.l A
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eH.THE ABOVE SALE Is YosTPoNEp or Ac-
count Of the Indictment weashef until THUR6DAY,
Mach s1vEKTKkNTH. 1H9& sns hepF and
SSSs1srs-s1 uaar n. la Nh "a Sfs5ssnf a
oAf,uea oueens dsesassa. Dh134kds
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THE HOUSE

The attendance in the House this morning
was larger than might have been expected
when the state Of the weather was taken into
consideration and when the prospect was that
the entire day would be consumed in speeches
upon the tariff
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-16

t.DOB RESTORED Bl USING BUI lie
. WOOL DIR. BROIHERs' lnNlroratins cordial.
Le any csse " nervous debility. ss6 st. 80.
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MORE FOLDERS WANTED.

dOhk fpLbERs WANTED
Nearly ihree-quarters of an hour was con-
sumei in the discussion of a resolution re-
ported from the committee on accounts by
NJ. SECRECY (Iowa) authorizing the appoint
ment OF fifteen additional folders in the fold
ing room OF the House. The opposition TO it
was based on the ground that there was no ne
cesslty for the increase.
Mr. Fithian (ilL), in speaking against il.
said that IL this democratic House kept OF
creating additional offices j. would build up
Ar ether billion-dollar Congress
MORE TINE CONSUMED.
Then half an hour was consumed in the TAX
ing OF roll call on the demand for the pre-
vious question The previous question having
been ordered. another half hour was REQUIRED
IN a call OF the roll before the resolution Wa
finally adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Richardson rTenn-) con-
current resolution was agreed to for the print
ing OF $1,000 additional copies of the special
report on the diseases o. the horse.
Mr.. Joseph New Mex }. from the committee
or territories. reported bill for tie admission
OF New Mexico AZ a state o. the Union House
calendar.
Mr.. Smith (Ariz }. from the same committee.
reported a bill for the admission Of Arizona
Same order
Mr. Goodnight XVI from the committee on
JUDICIARY. reported back adversely n resolution
PfeierrIng charges against Andrew p McCor-
mick United States district Judge for the
northern district Of Texas. The report WA
agreed to and the resolution was laid upon the
table
TIE TARIFF AGAIN.
The House then went into committee OF the
vaoie (Nr. Blount Of Georgia in the chair on
the free wool bill and was addressed by Mr,
S&yers Crex).
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(ooNsrLI ME ONLY rROsCoPIAN PHYsI.

'ONSfLI The ONI1 IKO@COFIAN PHlSf-
clans IN washington, Drs. BROTHERS, & GRAY.
.sb Is ~. Diseases successfully treated. DIS
IeIsla, constipation. piles. scrOiula. rheuInstsu.
bTon tls. erysiieias. ie4as weakness bt-. cancers
na lever sor~s. diseases genital orgsns
* nom early tndissrslon excess. drOVsy and
a " INous diseases disc Of The SIM, Nc.nlllnl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-04
OgfOszemie &azeciarsh;r

V oACS1d1TS MlG.
IN Newspaper Advertlsing
+, ,Wyszfo juz IT'S wydanie tego
dzlef ksiazka O 200 stronnicanb
Mona tam znalezc tytu} kazdei
gazety wychodzacej ' stanach
Zjednoczonych, ma. pod}nu
american Newspaper n. ectorv prze,
szfo rs tysiecy abonentow z wv
szezegolnieniem, lie kosztuje wiersz
ogsoszenia. Podaje takze liste na11
lepszych gazct W kaadem mielc;e
ma]acych lokalnych abonent6w,
na]mnlej 5COo-tudziez listo wszej.
klch lnnych gazet oraz warunh
" ]tki sposdb MONA W Mich NM,
mn'eJ og'aszad. Wreszcie wsk,zu,a
y )ak' sposdb n~njwreksuy zysf
Ino1"n c'qgnqd . weniedzy i t.. d.
Nsla%Ha IL kaAdemu mn
'auAn'e vr1eSianq bedzie darmo
WHO kos2ta pr2eseikl $50 oent0wI
lfAeba pos'at znaczkach pocz-
'owych pod ndrcsem: Geo. p Ro,
yell q Coz 10 Sprucestreet. New
York G.. N. Y,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-04

Polecam Wielebnemu Ducho-
wienstwu jaki Szanownym iowa.
rzystwomPolsk;m moi Sk}ad j Pra-
cownie roznego gatunku CEsors-
gwi, Szarf Oznak, IsoZet,
Beret, Pafek maarszatko-
wsklch ftp. pc jak najtanszej
Genie. Wykonuje wszystkie Obsta-
lunki jak najpunktualniej i najso-
mienniej, DO przez siedmnascie
lat praktyki nabra}am wprawy W
powyzszych wyrobach. Take Vie
lebnym Siostrom polecam moi
sk;ad i wielki wyb6r Morosa,
WelOn0w. BuEiet6w ola
Dziewczat i Chiopcow, przystepu-
jacych do pierwszej Komunii swie
tej-Tak samo mann zawsze ma
skiadzie KOrOny. WeInny
ola m}odycb Panien do sluba,
wszystko pc jaknajtahszey Genie
s~ Prosze przybyc i przeAo
nae sic W polskim Handful, zanjtf
sig udacie do Sklad" 1Arolo~'>,
obcej.
z szacnnAinm
g.. SEOMg%>Fi
679 Milwaukee Ass. t.:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-04

0 PECi OooCHp'Au W.
ganke, zablerajac sic do "a
zegnywan1a.
Naprz6d tedy rozclagne1a
soityske ma zieml: nakryia "a
biafa chustka: pc tenn polozy.
ia ma MIA spora Kos6, naleza-
ca niby kledys do stawnego
rozbo)n1ka, kt6ry tylko die
ciatka nlewinne zabljaf, ma
kosc nasypafa iakjegos suche.
60 zlelska, ma1acego bye
d2lewiecioraklem 2lelein, w noe
swletojahska zbleranem ma
reszcie obkreslita chora kreda.
pluta soble ma rece i wywlja-
Ia niemi, mad pocaca sic re
strachu so}tyska, jakby kim
walczy1a: ma koniec wvdafa
glosny okrzyk, chustke szyb-
ko zwine}a pobiegla do ko.
mlna, mruczac jakles wyrazy:
ale chustkl ma ogieh ME kla-
dfa, tylko ia mad pfomien,em
trzymafa. Potem rozkazafa
chora po}o&yc IA f62ko; klucz
cd komory nawles na czerwo-
ma tasiemke, wszystkim zaS
bedacym W iz5ie trzymac sic
"a rece i patrzec W ogien.
Kiedy speinjono je) rozkazy,
otwor2yfa komore a zamyka-
lac drzwi "a SODA, rzekfa:
-Teraz patrzcie ma ogie1 a
ia zfe moce chorobe zw,aza-
na W chustce zamkne.
Skoro ME mogfa Jul bye
wldzlana, ~poskoczyta do kata
chustke rzuclla PREY beczce
z p7erzem, nastepnle zwroc,w-
sly sic do okna, spuscila po
pc cichu haczyk i zasuwkq,
poczem szybko wybleg}a do
lzby, drzwl "a SODA zatrza-
skuiac i IA klodke zamknaw-
sly, klucz zawlesifa chorei ma
plerslach.
-Teraz wszyscy spa6 i IA
dwor sic ME pokazywaG-
rzekia do zgromadzonych-
DO zle moze bvc q tym, CODY
sic kofo domu krecif.
W pol godziny p6znie)
wszYscy JUL spali W Bartlo-
m'elowe] zagrodzie.
Okofo poinocy obudziIo SOL
tyske szczekarie PISA W pod
wOrZu.
-Stary, styszysz = zaczefa
wo}ac ma meza-cos sic sta
10, DO burek okrutnie ujada.
Wyjdz mo ma dwor, cry CA
sem ME zlodzleje.
Ma dwor! O ciemku, co
CT W gfowle kobieto? i jeszcze
DIS!
Cyganka, kt6rej poslano
pod plecem, obudzlfa sic tax
re | spytafa:
~ sig to stato? Cos mo-
wicie 0 zlodzie]ach.
-Burek kogos napastuje,
moze zfodzieJe.
"A macie ~pozamYkane
wszystko.
-Zasbym ma noe zostawif,
co otwarte! Sam zamyka1em
razem z Anthem.
To sic niczego ME boicie,
chocby sic ztodziej kreci1 10.
TO domu to dobrze ola was,
DO go choroba moze napase
j do was juA ME wroci. Opo.
wien wan, ]ak to raz zfodzle]
zamiast konla, ukradl zaraze,
TAXA ma bydfo %panowafa.
tn bardzo gfosno zaczefa
Cygaaka opow1adac jakas d1u-
ga historya, kt6rej oboie NAL
2onkowie ciekawie stuchali.
Tymczasem burek przestat
szczekac i nasta1a cisza, BIO /
Cyganka skohczyia swo]a o.
opowiesc.
Ledwo ma nIeble zaczeto
switaG zbudzit soltysa blask
ognia ma kominku, Cyganka
rozpallla 60 sauna, DO pilno
lei bv}O snaljC zwiazona ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-04
SPEbNI0NA WR0zR4.
(Ciag dalszy.)

-Macle prawde-rzekf sol.
tys-ale gdzle tn TAXI kat
znalesc? Wszedzle trzeba co
dalen chodzic, chybaoy W tel
OTTO komorze. ma jedne tylko
drz"i do nasye) lzby, ale ae
to tam many. co nailepsze
przyodziewki...
Jul ia powiedzia}a, be wy
madry cziowiek, ale teraz WI
DE, Re macle wiecej rozumu,
jak ks. Proboszcz W tel ko
morze bedzie na3lepje].
Ale re to zte zamykac
z dostatkiem %.
To mic ME szkodzi, ono
bedzie talk zwiazane, Re sic
ME ruszy, a komorze przybe-
die.
-JaS tax mowicie, to do
brze.
A jest dosyc duza ia ko-
mora j ME ma gdzie jak,el
szpary?
-Zobaczcie sami.
-Pokazcie.
So}tys otworzy} drzwl do
komory, a Cyganka stoiac ma
progu, %o6rzuci1a 5ystrem
spo]rzeniem sciany, najd}uzel
oczy zatrzymafa ma oknie "a
mykaJacym sic ma haczyk Ia
suwke ma beczce pierza,
stolacej W kacie potem cofne
Ia sic i rzek1a:
-Teraz przygotujcie b1a}a
chustke z czerwona taslemka,
ia p6]de p%owledzleG swoim,
zeby "a NINA ME czekali, ale
naprzod, ia u was przenocuje
a lItro do dnia rusze "a nj.
mi.
-Zrobcie wszystko .)ak mai
lepiei, ]uz ia wan talara ME
poza}u]e.
"A wy p%anlenko nlv dacie
soble wrozyc?-spYtala Cy-
gaaka Kachny, ale dziewcze
co TAXA mia}o ochote dowie.
dzIec sig iednej rzeczy, jak
mowl}a do Antka, odparfa to-
raz z dasem:
-Cobyscle mi tam wr62y-
Ii, inc matke, uzdr6wcie a
cd tatusia odwroGcie niesz-
czescie, ia jul MIC ME chce
wledzleG.
Cyganka popatrzata z ME.
dowlerzaniem ma soltysanke !;
przyrzek}szy raz ]eszcze sta
VIC sic o zachodzie s}onca,
poszta ma wies wrozyG i o.
klamywaG ludzl.
20 wyjsclu Cyganks, gdy i
Kachna znikfa "a drzw1ami,
podrapat sic so1tYs "a uchem
stanal pred iona i spyta1::
-Jak ty matka miarkujesz,
kto to nam stol ma drodze?
Cyganka iakby palcem polka.
zafa Antka?
Boz sic Boga czfowieku,
co ty tel mowlsz! Easily tam
Antek miaf dusze zaprzeda6
ztemu, kledy do kosciofa /
spowiedzl sw. chodzi, W kar-
cZUle 60 sWlec rZeteln1e
PRAGUE.
-Tedy jak ME Autek, to
kto?
--Lkad ia mann w1edzieG?
Cygankl, to nibY okrutnie
umie]a wrozyc i wywro2a,
smierc, nieszczescie, chorobe
tub co kogo dobrego ma spot
kac, tax starry ludzie pow4a-
dali, ale tel tn, to widzi mi
sic; bardzo Fla d ocz p~atrzalo.
-Wiec )ak ME Antek, to
moze kt6ry re sasiad6w, al
DO nasz Piotr?
Ten PREDICT, i bez Boga
zyJe czesto m0wi, &e mu O
nasze dobro idzie.
Ale wldzlsz matka, Plotr
sic kachnie ME z~aleca, ne a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-04
Alsksandra Chod8ki dokfadny
Slow n k
POLSKO-ANGIELSKI {
ANuIELSKO-POLSKl

zostat ja ukohczony odeshny tym, kt6rzy przys'ai IA a"esa
TO prennmerate. Dze}a to jest w dobrej, nocnej oprawe zs .+onnemi
tytulka1a': zawierajjacy, 94 suonnic ,wyraz!nego druku ma do'>'n IA
hkowj W Ameryce, kt5cy tn obraf sobie ten kraj "a drugs "'"Ayzne:
Jenykien, urzsdowym biznesowym W Ameryce Jest jezyk "sa~-ki /
b1 znaion~sci teso jezyka ME MONA tn prowadMc zadnego sr'~resu
AMI zaln.owac posld W urzedach, biurach i'd. Tu W Amery " 'roca
o1czys1cgo iezyka angelsklego znajomost innych jszyk6w ,' >Eda
niepotr>ehna. Kto oprocz swego jeyka, upie pc argiekku, ~~'e W
c&j d}ugiej szerokiei Ameryce rozmowi sic j inhres oe~~ > Ho
un'e pc angielsku, chociaz ME p1ynnie. "r > znMdzie IS: 20
sde }atwo wybranym bye noae Ia jak read " haA & az! bz
jezyka 'angieskiego najbardnel wykszta sony czowiek p~ust0le "
We zatem " wasnym intsresie kazdege to m;eszkajacegc Poaka
Ast lak naiprsdzej nauczyc sic jezyka angielskieEo. Poczatkowa ksazka
ds nienmnacych po angesku jest "Po5rednik Posko Angis!ski sens
65 cent6w; potem kon'ecznie potrzebn2 Jest ksiazka 81 o W n k P Oh
sko:A gielski Angiels h9polski, albowiem " tymae
sowniku 4atwo znaezG co znaczy polskie siowo W 1ezyku angiehskim
sowo angieskie co znaczy V ie7yku pokkim. Kazdy ]eden, ktory tn
W Ameryce chce po1otat, ps "inlen nice s}ownik ten W swoum aomu;
q kazdego, cy on robotnik, rzemiesnik, farmer, blznesta, handarzlub
urzednik, powinno to dzie}o zna]dowa6 sig pod reka: Cy kto chce list
napsat po angelsku lub cce co przet}u1naczyc z ksiazki Tub gazety
angelskiej ma jezyk pokki, nje moe oby6 SIG bez stownika Poako
-Angieskego l Angielsko- Poskiego NEka cena teo dzie}a jest tax
przystepna, re najuboaszy cz!owlek moze lie kup6.
Przyse1ajie Ma ,nolv rece pc & dolary a kazdemu sfownh
n%atychmiast wyse.
G. RI. DERDOWSKI
Cor. Sgasa d& Carcinoma 9t.
SNENaNA. NENN.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-06

tacles. Forthwith there was coffee. hits of preserves and other things. Then the oommissary took the cups and other thfnes away, washed them thoroughly and re- placed everything in the sack. And again they all sat about smoking cigarettes. Ind the unspeakable Turk, with . most iind benign and Blaine-ike expression, looked as if he would ask me what fault I could find with such recognition of the Almigh- ty. Then came up the sun with busy fife and wide-awake passengers asking if DOS sibly Patras could be reached to catch the first train to Athens. It couldn't be done. So there were walks about Patraa and a very good breakfast at the Grand Hotel de Pstras" for those who would take them.
 At eleven the train started. We were packed in like ssrdines with Greeks, Rus sisns, fifth class Germans and fifteenth class Chicagoans. How shamefully some of our countrymen do show upI Slowly we started; slowly we progressed. It was fully eight before we reached the-Asty- the city.
 And here we are; trials, discomforts and miseries forgotten; waiting for daylight to carry forth for veri6cation youthful teach ings of Homer, Pericles, Phidias and all the other names with which Minerva made us glow in boyhood. PKRIAnpxa.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-06
THE READING DEAL,

President Mcleod, who is at the head of the coal combination, has had great deal of credit for his smartness in making the deal. But there are other smart men in the country, and some of them do not think the coal trust is a very smart affair. For instance, President Roberts of the Pennsylvania Railroad company. He does not think that it is to the interest of the public, or of any railroad company, engaged in its legitimate business ss transporter, to become owners of coal property 30 as to bring them, as both transporters and pro- ducers. into antagonism with the interests of the community. At the present time the manufacturing interests of the coun- try as we'll as the mining industries are iu a very depressed condition, and it seems to be necessity in the bituminous traffic as we'll as in the iron industries for the transporter to make concessions in a va riety of ways in the endeavor to keep these industries in a productive condition. e'The policy now proposed, as I under stand it, the handling of the anthracite product is to be the reverse of this and would mean an endesvor to secure higher prices for the anthracite coal which is 30 necessary to many of our industrial inter ests, and also higher prices for the trans portation thereof by curtailing the pro- duct. This seems to be very unwise policy to pursue" The Pennsylvania com pany doesn't want anything to do with the deal. Says President Roberts: Our com pany does not believe that it is either to the interest of the public or of it's shareholders to become a party to combination which proposed to restrict the production of an article which is as necessary as anthracite coal to the commercial prosperity of the country. We believe that any such policy must inevitably result in arraying the public and the constituted authorities in trusted with the enforcement of the laws against the companies which pursue such a policy and end in disaster to all corpo- rate interests.
 President Roberts appears to us to be 6
 wiser man than President Mcleod. It if
 certain that the public is in no mood to be | heavily taxed so that dividends can be paid on the vast amount of Reading secu.
 rites. There is already a very vigorous l protest, and there will be more.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-06
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 The thief would take things easy If 1t were not for minions of the law.-Pica- yune.
 What is done cannot be undone, espe- cially if it Is hard boiled egg.-Texas Sittings.
 It was the man who let his voice fall who had 6 cracked voice, we believe Yonkers Statesman.
 The fellow who offers forty cents on the dollar is usually in compromising situa- tion.-Columbus Pest
 The canary is thoroughly professional, never singing note without first present. ing 6 bill.-Elmirs Gazette.
 Hands up." exclaimed Old Time, stern- ly, and the frightened clock tremblingly struck 12.-Chicago Tribune
 Many a man "goes with the regularity of clock-work" simply because he's always running down.-Columbus Post
 He [s poet)-Poets are born, not made She-Dun't say that. You will discourage matrimony.-Drake's Magazine.
 A man never knows what he can do un- til he tries, and then he is often sorry that he found out.-Westfeld Leader.
 No doubt in business matters, mans word ought to go long way. We suppose that is why there is such general use of the telephone.-Fun.
 A popular dance is called Toto. Toe-toe would seem more fitting, but it will not go with people who exclude dancing in toto. Philadelphia Ledger.
 ''Is there any cure for poverty, doctorf'' "Well, yes. I've found that 6 little change smeliorates the condition of the poor."-Harper's Bazsr.
 ''So the cook is going to leavel" said the husband. 'I don't know. I discharged her today and she said she would think it over."-Washingto Star.
 The barber is & sort of bellicose individ- ual. He has his little brushes right along; he fathers people, and he occasionally smsshes their mugs.-NationAl Barber.
 Primus-They didn't think my speech was cut and dried. did theyi Secundus- No; they wouldn't possibly think any of it had been cut.-Kste Fields Washing ton.
 Professor Riley, United States En- tomologist. says that grasshoppers fried in butter taste very much like shrimps. They ought to make good spring diet Philadelphia Ledger.
 "Oh, Harry" she moaned, mamma says we shall not marry" Don't worry about mamma" he said cheerfully. Shell be all right. My rich uncle died yesterday and left me half million. n- Detroit Free Press.
 The bluebird warbles on the fence,
 The robin sings on high.
 The fish worm folds its little hands
 And fainty says goodbye"
 Detroit Free Press.