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During the reign Of the French King Louis
the Debonngir it was the custom for sovereigns
TO send presents TO the popea Rome and shoes
were always included among the gifts Saint
Louis Of France wore shoes with long points, a
pair Of which are still preserved. together with
other parts of his costume. at the Church of
Poissy. A writer of that period. scandalized
by the excessive luxury he witnessed writes
thus reproschfully of the young girls OF his
time: Their clothes have lost all their old
simplicity; their enormous cuffs. tight-ft,ing
TUNES and shoes of which the pointed toes turn
Upward give evidence that they have lost all
sense Of decency."
POINTED TOES.
In the early part of the thirteenth century
shoes began % have long pointed toes both In
France and England and this fashion grew
until the points were actually longer than the
shoes. These absurdities were called .'pou-
lalnes. and we're invented by the Chevalier
Robert lie Cornu- So uncomforta table we're thew.
Interfering seriously with ease OF movement
that many people soon began to wear silver
and gold chains attached to the points and
held by fas:eninSs just below the knee. The
uppers of these shoes were much decorated
often being cut cut in ietterings which related
stories, some quaint and humorous and others
obscene. They were adorned at the back with
spurs.
In war the pouIaines were found so incon-
venient that a. the battle of Sempach where
Duke Leopold of Austria was killed. the officers
decided to cut of the extra length of leather so
that they might fight at ease. At one time the
points were stiffened and turned upward the
ends being Ornamented with griffns, unicorns
and other grotesque figures. while on the ex-
treme point bell was attached.
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ID ATcIIFFE pAER. Auc,i1n.erS.
fkrsTsEs SAFE or TGANE nwE,IIxe. NO.

aos SECOND sIEfTl NORTHEAST
By yiT;,e q certain deed Of trTs' . us. besrinv
record,a TIE m day . seI'eInher 4. n. 49,. IN
IS. Ts r Ia f9iS o sea % ~, ,se aa I'D
trustees. Will sell az IHhl.s euctcE. from q. he
r r1rkfh DAY SSFFpMHt Ms i :, NV AZ
IAsT FOCR o'CLoCkP p. NJ. ali that certain Iiece
tie lily o. washing on Di,riai Q. co ttr
AID known AMI desgpa,ed aS and being ns:t
II. Burrhe's. subdivision "a soaa-e nurns@red
Is rsc r m S s1 - H. . E q, .aa ~ Nv
OF Col.gnbia, n book W p. rare r07. COM aimed
nin for the same on tie west sida OF "a street east
distant NINETY two Cfs iei "a go m hes nor;hwsr
frontage said % street cat u eiuIsen Isl ;eet y
deph Westward along the nth line 81 twelve feet
Of fi'-"cn Tot wid- alley to.e.hcr Nth she inn
provemen;s thereon. consisting Of frame dwelling
Terms Z sac: one-,.irl Of ;'e purchase money TO
be paid In s.. ard TIE halance In three equal In
stail,ncUts. rsgsae IN ne and ;ltee vears. with
Interest a. six 90 uc- r-Tlfum an~un. pAyab 9
trust I'm u rror,rty Sid .. ali eaeh. =, The on
tica Il the ''urclaSc AdcpUst a s'a0 will be re-
veyan,i = rrcoriirg and Iat1riI es a; the cost q
the purchase e ~ Of sale 10 he complied with
tees the rrhi T. ID %" urOprty NJ the risk
ana @i"i d''A,' r iin S"T THESE
CoNsTANlIsE Il. wIilIsMsoN,S Trustees
fnsIl-dEe. Address. 100 :5.h Il.
n q. s-.pAX * co. AHs.,ionr r.
Y. srcrrssors to Latimer Sloan. l4O7 Gst nv.
yAIU.BLr PROPERTY IN N sTRrErBErwFFN
II ETEFNTH aN'' NrNETT y y : rEEETS
EtE HwIsT AZ PE-BLIC AUCTION.
on MONDAY. NAY III len IL. II 3. NJ FIVE
G'CL', i ri. in fsout %; ;he premises.
will sc! rhe - feet iron; % IL 20 tine west
10 feet i-ii; . ,oi 81. qrare l4o m.ting totsl
fiUrtrzs 81 ~ ferf s.iutl slGr - street bc-
lSt.l an '.itai. ~ e7-h Il 10 Zee; 20
ai'ey q t-et via l-is r9rei d. 'ssme dwelliae
This ?lo;"-ty w..g make two gp' udL buding lots
sira1e r5is brill s.,a c 5,.;nand SENEGAL at
ion.
-rsr.i,-: On ,--li-l -rsl balance in one aud two
y viii int'rcsi. ~. o~--pl ny u deed % tut
4. l-.ffs -ItH. rs : and
~ pI rast. . 49,. .laBr-Q aired nj time =
= e.. G.. ", SLOAN 4 CO.
L. -.----s AncgsnSSS
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JOHN b. LARNFR, Trustee.
myl3d&ds ALBERT A. WILSON Trustee
~ G. SLOAN CO.. Auctioneers
-. Successors 70 Lstimer 4 sloan, l4O7 @ ST. n w.

by virtue o. certain deed Of trust, dated st day of
ATrlL A: ID. $50. and duly recorded IN Lfber No.
ISL tolio All r; OF the land records Of the
District 81 Columbia and at The request OF the patty
o. ihs Ireinise on WEDNESDAY, MAY TWENTY.
FOURTH. lsl3 st FIVE O'CLOCK z. NJ. the fol-
ioNliig ground and premises situat. IN the OF
" ssnington District aior-sCic. and known and
Dtlhe The no-therly oEe-hJ 4 Of hot No. 81 in ii.
1eor-eanna snannon's subdivision of part Of Chi
cheser. as the Is duly recorded IN Iiber Gov.
shepherd folio IN the surveyors Office the Dis
ulcto Columbia. fronting - 10 100 feet on shannon
pace and running pack with that width the rear
line OF said lot. and being the half adjoining 20 in
SAID subdivision with the improvements, consisting
OF two-story frame dwelling.
Terms OF SAFE: one-haG If the pur base money in
cash. balance m year. with interest and secured
% deed OF trust ON the properly Sold all cash,
ConNeyancing and recording AZ purchasers cost aud
sLeterms mus; be complied w;th ia ten DAYS RON
cav OF SALE or the trustees resell the property
toe risk and cost 81 the defaulting purchaser one
hundred dollars viii is required time Of sale
CHRISTIAN q. LEDEREh,t -.
rn71-1kls q - L. on
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pATCLIFFE. DARR & co. Auctoneers
III $40 Pennsylvania ave. n W.

pATCLIFFE. DARR co, Auctioneers.
~ $40 Pennsylvania ave. n. W.
TWO NEW 3-sToRY BRICK HOUSES. CONTAIN
ING ABOUT u ROOMS. WITH AL MODTRN
IMPROVEMENTS. Nos. :S27 AND See MAPLE
AVENUE, LIE DROIr PARK,
By AUCTION.
on THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
MAY EIGHTEENTH. AT FIVE O'CLOCK. we will
offer for SALE in front Of the promises by direction
Of the owner.
SUB LOTS a. AND4S,
BLOCK H.
lie DROIT PARK,
Fronting Is feet 10y depth Of % feet improved by
two Few 3-story brick houses with all modern iIn-
provements.
This sale should command the attention Of parties
in search of q desirable residence.
Terms liberal and will he stated at sale derosit
OF $500 on each house required at the time sale
II the terms OF sale not complied with in fifteen
days from the day of sale riht reserved resell the
property at the risk and cost OF the .efaultng
chaser after five days advertise of such resale I'm
some newspaper published in WASHINGTON, DC. Al
conveyancing and recording at the cost the pur-
chaser.
mysd&ds RADCLIFFE. DARRS CO.. Aucts.
n @. SLOAN CO.. Auctioneers,
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IL 9L0PA AVE NV
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. BIZ

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. BE-
ING The Two.sTonY FRANZ COTTAGE
WITH BRICK BtCK hUIlDING. NO ho9
AND STREETS. 81 A. CTION.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY SIXTEENTH,
lsa3. at HALF-PAsT FIVE O'CLOCK. will sell
in front OF the PROMISES
EuT ~. SQUARE 374.
From lug 20 Feet OF 10Th st with d-pth of 100
70 .sO-tcot aley. THIS property ]. improved by
twO-stnry frame house with hArk building Il bfick.
containing an bath and IN. d~rn improve
menis. has large porch IL run. and IN lie heart Of
tie ,'i:,.
Terms: one-third cas- balanr. one and two years.
with interest from tile day Of sale the deferred
meuts 1t the rate Of q Pc NJ Ter aunum. rayaho
semi nnually. and secured Ov deed 81 tiust the
premises sold. all cas-. al the op.ion of she pur
chaser deposit " seOl rei a. 'e line OF sale
Terms lie complied with in fifteen Aass from the
day sale or the rigt resell at the risk and Of
the d.iau'ting uTchaser IL reserved All cunyeyanc
Ing, r.cuEling, SC, 81 purrhH BEL r. cost.
myIl-iSds RAlCLlFFE. DARN CO.. Aucts.
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rTHos. BOWLING SON. Auctionaers,
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON +
STREET BETWEEN SEVENTEENTH AMI

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON E
sTREEET BETWEEN FL VEIN SEYENTEENTH AND
BY virtue of a deed Of trust dated April 8. 1877.
and duly recorded in Liber S44 folio Arb one Of the
land records Of the District of Columbia will sell
at public auction In front of the premises on FRI
DAY, THE TWELFTH DAY OF MAY, A. d. 1898,
described real estate situate in the city OF Wash:
ington. d. G.: Lot II in Bryant's subdivision of
bered one hundred and seventy two u72D.
Terms of sale: One-third cash and the balance in
six and twelve months with interest secured by deed
of trus, the property sold, all cash. pur
chasers option. 800 derosit at the time of sale
Terms to be fully complied with in ten days after
sale or the property will be resod risk cost of
defaultng purchaser after five days advertisement in
The Evening Star newspa oer
ap29-d&ds A. THoS. BRADLEY. Trustee
eFTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
FRIDAY, MAY NINETEENTH. 1893, same hour
and place.
my12-d&ds A. THOS. BRADLEY Trustae
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS Co. Aucsa
myl3-lSis
THOMAS BOWLING a son. Auctianeers.
Il GID NJ n

0I2 Z ST. nv.
PROPERTY. BEING PREMISES NO. sos
TnlkTEENIH STREET y. E.. AT AUCTION.
BY virtue of q deed q rust daIed November .,
1SgS. and duly recorded in Liber 11Sa folio 1853 -
SEQ. Of the land records the District of Column
bs and at the request Of the rarity secured thereby
will Sc ] in 'front.' % the ur-Irises on SATURDAY.
p. NJ. lot numbered Isl IN square numbered 1908
of John " Richardson's subdivision recorded in
the surveyors Office Of the Distr1 Of Columbia,
3-story brick dwelling. containing rooms CON-
creted celia furnace and all modern Improvements
being PREMISE SOS 18Th s.; n. e
THOS. W. SMITH.
my3-dSds ARMAT sToDDART.i irus'es>-
re-THE ABOVE SALE Is USAvoIpaBLy POST.
Pc Ed UNTIL WEDNESDAY. MAY SEVEN
TENTH. 1898. same hour and place. BY order Of
myl3-4t THos DOWNING & SON. Aucts
GALE OF VALUABLE COLLATERAL
BY virtue Of the ROVER contsined in certain note
dated Enusry 3 1892. FIR o.. 4o. payable siH months
sffer date. and now over and unpaid. will by
direction OF the psyee ard hodf Of said note offer at
public safe At our auction a. the Of 9th
DAY; NAY TMFNTY- ToURTH, 4. d. isal. a
promissOry note which l. collateral security for the
FIRST mentioned note. 10 Wit:
note for s2o. 600 made by r Young. dated Sep
order of Arthur Z. RAnde. with interest the
of per cent per annun. payable semi-annually.
said note y secured hy frsf trust part Of Congress-
which Is large md valuable dwelling and outbuild-
ings.
Terms: Cash. further information will ne fur
nishe9 By John Ridoui. attorney for holder l4l7 q
b. order Of owner aud holder Of note.
myl2-iSds DUNCANsON EROS. Aucta
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JOHN F. WAGGAMAN. I ,-rs,.os
my6-d&ds CHARLES Z. BANES, irus'ees-
ID ATCLIFFE, DARR & CO. Al CTIONEERS,
III $40 PA. AVE NV.

VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE IN
CHAELTON HEIGHTS, NINE MILES FROM
WASHINGTON, on THE BALTIMORE AND
STATION. BY AUCTION. "
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. MAY FIFTEENTH,
1888. AT FIVE O'CLOCK. we will sell. the
premises.
ONE ELEGANTLY BUILT COTTAGE. WITH
ABOUT FOUR ACRES OF LAND ATTACHED.
This cottage has twelve rooms. baths. basement and
cellar cOncreted conservatory, Windmill pump. fruit
trees, &c, and the land is well drained. 1t will be
sold entirety in lots of so feet front by S
feet deep.
Terms at sale AdepSsit Of 5000 required at sale;
TAKE THE 3:25 TRAIN VIA BALTIMORE AND
OHIO RAILROAD. MAIN LINE. FOR THE SALE,
AND GET OFF AT CHARLTON STATION
my6-d&dhs RATCIIFFE, DARR L co, Aucts.
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WALrER B. WILLIAMS CO.. kUcrIoNEEKs

tssIGNEF's SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS
PROPERTY AND DWELLING, NORTHWEST
GoRSER 18TH AND 5 STREETS NoRiH-
WEST. AT A, CT1ON.
BY virtue Of a deed OF ASSIGNMENT ana trust duly
recorded in liber l513 folio l76. Of the land
cords u the District Of Columbia. will offer for sale
on The PREMISES on THURsDAY. NAY EIGH-
TIN Il. A ID. 1893 at HALF-PAsT FIVE
O'CLOCK p NJ. the following described real estate
situate in the District Of Columbia Wit All fhss
certain piece of land and premises known and dis
unguished as and being part of lot - IN Theresa
hno.d's subivision in square numbered 2s5. as per
nlat recorded in Liber IL folio 96 Of Of
the surveyor Of the District Of Columbia together
with improvements. consisting Of q brick dwelling
house and store
Terms made known at the time of sale.
EDwIN B. HAY. Assignee.
1926 New York ave. n ".
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Aucta
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,

r ATCLIFFE, DAIIK Co. AUC1S.
TRUSTEES SALE BY AUCTION OF FRAME
HOUSE AND LOT NUMBERED 1927 SAMSON
STREET. BETWEEN Z AND Q, SIXTEENTH
AND SEVENTEENTH STREETS NORTH
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GGHEHIs TEsS. LExDERER.i trustees.
rnl3-dkis g a SI.oaNk ca apc,s
RADCLIFFE. DAKK co. AucrIoNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE BY AUCTION OF FRAME
HoISE AND LOT NUMBERED 323 TwELFTH
= EEEI BETWEEN AND ID STREETS
SOUTHWEST.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded IN Iiber
ISL folio To- ~ seq. one Of The land records OF the
Dls-rict OF Columbia. Will sell a auction. in
Irynt o. =, the prem ises. On MEDNESDAl. MAY
IMtNTl-fOCRIH. 1897 A ID. ct FIVE O'CLOCK
r W. the following described land and premises sit
uats and being IN the city II Washington. IN the Dis
tr1f OF Columbia. aud known and distinguished a.
lot let@red Of the recorded subdivision Of squaro
@ IT onting twenty four feet and two inches 18th
street by depth If hundred and seven 100 feet
TO ten NO) loot alley tosether with all Of the
proNemelts ways. easements rights, privileges and
az urtensnces % same belonging in any apper-
tainng.
Terms: One-thirl Is cash A deposit Of one hum
dfed dollars elnO o. TO be paid time purchase.
Convevancing. &c. purchasers cost. Terms be
reserve the rht to resell the IroperTy the rs and
cost OF dcfsutg purchaser after five days ADVERTISE
nent Of such resale in newspapers published n
Washington d. e.
JOHN SCOTT, 321 NV,
myl3-dkds Trustees
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L H. sLoAN Co, Successors 20
We Latipler Sloau. 1907 q 81

HANDSOME AND wfLL-KEPT HOUSEHOLD
kEFFt sETISr, AT ApeTI3N, COMPRISING
TIEkEs, ODD PfFcEs OF PaRL6R FuRNf.
LURE, HANDSOME CHERRY HAIL RACK.
BRASS AND ENAMELED BEDSTFADS, HAIR
MMnAITppREssEs, PILLOWS AND BOLsTEks.
TTHHkEkkkS AH np yolgLk CHAMBEs FURNI-
CARPETs. BRUSSELS. HAIL AND STAIR
CARPETS. CHINA. KITCHEN REQUISITES.
d on M0NDAf MAY FIFTEENTH, 1888. at HALF
PASS Ten a. VI at the residence of a gentleman
declining housekeeping. No. l4e 3d street George
town. ID. c.. we will sell above choice effects. +
street cars 90 within half square.
myI0-dts C. q sLOANk CO Ancts
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my3-dSds ARMAT sIODDART,i irus'ees-

tVTHE ABOVE SALE Is USAvorDABLy POST.
Pc ED UNTIL WEDNESDAY. MAY SEVEN
TENTH. 1898. same hour and place. BY order Of
the trustees.
myl3-4t THos DOWNING 4 SON A-cts
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-09

After having for ages supplied clothing
TO large proportion Of the inhabitants OF
the globe, its pressed seeds have lately fur
nishcd avaluablc oil useful for human food
and in many Of the arts, while the cake is
priced for live stock feed, and the ultimate
resduum or refuse makes fair quality Of
soap, The stalks, too, besides being used
for thatch and baskets, furnish fiber that
can be converted into gunny and other
kinds OF cloth nearly equal 70 those made
OF jute, and they are also made into com
mon sorts of paper while the lint which
clings To the seed after it has passed
through the gin makes excellent felt. The
latest discovery, announced by the British
consul at Zanzibar, is that cotton seed is
capable OF yielding sugar. The process ex-
tracts the sugar from cottonseed meal, and
though its details have not yet been dis
closed the product is declared to be of a
very superior quality, 10 times sweeter
than cane sugar and 20 times more so than
sugar made from beets.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-09
THE RED MEN.
Business Transacted at the
Grand Council yesterday

The following iiels OF business were
transac Ell at the afternoon sessi n OF the
Gre = Council OF Rel Men YESTERDAY: :
Past S ache "a r. d. Payne Of tril No.
I WIS Omitted. The 'lary OF tie
great chief of records is To be 500 and
that of the Great keeper of wan pun $50,
the per pifa TAX to he 30 cents per mem
her. Two hundred C 70 cs of the proceed
ings OF he meeting were ord .red priated.
Tae sum O 500 was voted for tie
use Of the eat sachem durin the year,
., q salariss OF tie ceputr great sachems
T., be the same as lis. yer. A commit
tee. co sisling OF Past ; chems
w. r. Brown, A. l. Gilman and
appointed 70 pro, ure and present
% the retiring Great Sachem j.
J. Peckha n raSt grand sac!em's sash
aRd jewel, the cost not 10 eyceed SO. The
subj ct II granting Wac iemo-
kes tribe new charter bear
mem ers was referred to the chief OF the
great cou cil. A motion made o
chance the da o Of tue meeting from hr
sccood Tuesiny in Angus; 10 tie
four h Tue .,iay in NJ y was losi;
it tak,ng four fifths vo 10 chs' &, at
he present meetirg. III s question will
com, up for tion at The Drxt me tug
TO chauee IT, a charter Tor PJcasset
lribe was ordered An at,e ps as Inadr
10 have u deputy appoint 4 for each
tribe instead o. aving the jurisdiction
divided In o districts. This as los
llacing he entire alat ,r in tic power ur
the grand sachem The reDor. OF the
&c; uts for Naneta Coun III OF ID nigh
ter> Of PocahoDtas was referred cS
for correction. Next IN orier was the
as aIistica of the newly ciecied chief,
Past Great ; chem ClEr.ncs II. Mason
beng the Installing officer. Ne wa
assisted by Past CIR at Sachens Earle
Mason AS great senior sycamore, Fred
aud Lewis h. Davis as great prophet.
Great Sachem el,ct was attend
ed by P,ss Sachem w. r.
l,roxn. Great Senior sycamore by
Pest Sacben Il n. Scw,r, GreaC
Junicr Sycamore by Past Sachem James
J.. Chat,erdpn by Past Sachem w. w.
Pierce. Tho Great Rcpres ntgtive
and great keeper OF wampum We
obliged to retire bsfor the hour OF install
lation. Great Stchen HeLry NJ. Frances
hen made the lole wing appointm@ Mt
great mlshinrwa. r, II. Perce; great
grand OF the wgwam. X T. Clegg;
great grand Of the forest. Fred a.
Harvey The great sachem will make
lie remainder OF his appointments at a
later day. This was the most enj yable
meeting that the lreat council oil this
state has ever held aud the
ne ly elected and appointed chiefs
are all well-known members of the
oruer aud are earnest workers. ard
the oder viii undoubtedly b.
benefited by their election.
Through the courtesy of Tahoma tribe
the next reeting OF the grea council will
b. held in Is. II. Hail, the second Tuesday
In Angus, 1894
A typographical error vest 'rday made
the amount In che hands of the great
keeper of wampum sIIS13 Tue amount
IL $5S7. 80
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Chicago Gram Market.
lEnlHH AX a. MrEIllN
ALBERT SPENCER DEAD.
He was WeH-known as a Yeter-
an Builder of Railroads.

Alb,rs Spencer. the veteran raj ne
builder, diei at his hohe on Grow
avenue. East Providence, this mornin.
after protracted illness with Brigi3ts
isaase Mr. Spencer was b lrn in WInf-
ham, Conn, ia 1929 Whea twenty
three years OF age he married Mis-,
R-bscca ID. Kelly of Dsnie sonv,ile.
lie commenced taking contracts for
luild NJ railroads ia the early par or I / .
life, and soon I'M; To lie roadmaster O.!
the Penn. AID n. f.. rair iad. which
position he mai tainel for nineteen
v. ars
He carae TO East Pfovideucs about
twenty years 20 aud was che man who
built the railroad on Wilkesbarre pier.
There are several other OF the principal
railroads IL the country which he builr.
lie leaves "a wife, two daughters and two
sons. His death is mourned Dy all wno
knew him.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-09
Foreign Missionaries Talked.

EAST NoITHFIgLD, Mass, Aug. "a
the Bible conference yesterday DR.. Pearson
presided and the platform was filled wi,
.eturned missionaries from many land
DR.. Atterbury, medical missionary fror
China, told of the wonderful growth {
medical missionary work. Thomas
Gulick, Scotch missionary from Spaii
odd Of the complete ignorance of IL
Bible in Spain. Rev. Joseph Tyler of th
Zulu mission i'm Africa said he believe
he Zulu TO be Of Jewish origin. Di
Reynolds Of Turkey and others told c
the peculiar features Of their own work.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-09
Oil Of Eggs.

Extraordinary stories are told of the heal
ing properties Of new oil which is easily
made from the yolk of hens eggs. The eggs
are first boiled hard. and the yolks are then
removed, crushed and placed over fire,
where they are carefully stirred until the
substance is just on the point of catching
fire, when the oil separates and may be
poured off. One yolk will yield nearly two
teaspoonfuls Of oil 1t is In general use
among the colonists of South Russia rs a
means of curing cuts and bruises, etc. ac'
cording 10 The Druggists Circular.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-09

Tae is knsck IN washing dishes prop
MY, and IL requires neatness and skill.
n0ueh many persons look upon it as
merely child's play. Il Is always best to
1lspoae q the cooking utensils and coarse
Wnre nrst. and washing the rest In clean
Wneu VIII leave the hands less erimy
1Ilnss and wipe the hands before wipina
- dishek You may think this takes too
inch dms, but II you consider how much
n'cer your hands viii be kept 1t viii repay
Vou.
After the dishes are washed brush out
40 sink aud Rinse the dishcloth well In cold
water Then 20 win never svow musty or
ocok Wosh ths hands In tepid wster with
80 cnstile soap Rinse and wipe careful
N. especially the nsils Follow these di-
gege>oR end your diskes win b. ciean and
1veee and yyur hands none the worse for
- Work-nsusske<pss.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-09
THE ALFREDIANs.
They Enjoy the Day at Crescent Park
sports This afternoon,

They Enjoy the Day at Crescent Park
sports This Afternoon,
The day is all that could be assed for
by the committee who have caargs Of
the outing OF the Order o: Alfredians
This order was {, have their field
day. The DAY was set for Saturday,
July -, but the condition Of the
weat her was such that IL was nee
sssary TO postpone tie entire propram
until today. AZ an early hour the mem.
bers Of the ord er met at their tear q gar
ters, No. Al Westminster street, aud
foymed In line and marched 10 the boat.
The route Of march was from the hall
20 Exchaaee street. Exchange place TO
Washington, Matsewson, WeyboSsst,
Westminster, Dyer TO the > Gamer
Sauantum.
TIE program for the DAY consists of
sports. Tor which prizss are offered. end
dances. "A number OF prominent guests
from IN snd cut the state atten. eL
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-09
Meeting Of U. r. directors.

New YORK, Aug. 9-At the meeting
of the Union Pacific Board Of Directors
last evening plan was agreed upon giving
20 the present holders of the sinking fund
bonds the opportunity to renew their bonds
under present conditions and rate Of in
terest for six years, the company reserv-
ing the right for the trustee to draw at
par after the first year. or redeem the
whole amount Of bonds after September l.,
ISg3
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-09
pbylIoxera.

NJ de Mely, a French winegrower and
something Of classical scholar, discovered
that Strabo had described a method of
treating diseased vines with petroleum. He
aetermined TO try it on his phylioxera
smitten vineyard. He met with success
that delighted him, and at a recent meet
ing of the French Academy of Sciences he
exhibited healthy shoots grown from stocks
rendered barren by phylloxera, giving sta
tistics OF his experiments that leave no
doubt of the success of the method. 1t APP
pears that the ancients knew a thing or two