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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-17
Drtoslnakino.

A.-A.-DRE,SAlAKE.: elegant cutter
and hiic IS a "a "s - honi-. perfect Il;
.rlfan;s.c velvet. Ill, o 10th sl.t> made
b. one ve-.. Tor 30 fshty "a! -, cuit' aud
mar 'nroiaHay,
NEII~il, DGI MAXIM; pcrfrc,
n.iln. ro-ium". rchr's aud wraps. hsni-
,Ou.e Gr,,. for Il ai.n cfrs.'s irir ole. I'd.
Niinr. uW y -', "c,i 23d.-t.
ARTISTIC DEL>>MAKING. unique
A. signs evening :: secs spc a.iy hotel
q iers ~ short nO'i' p snc mod rat, clsf-r-.
Mrs. McELROl. - Last 9th.st, opposite
S,swart's building.
DREs~MAkIK. BY ladie>' tsiiot ter.
man. -nOft tn" IN th.- country wishes
20 ., onIneni hiu-'lf 20 ladies who wish
peifc 'ntiiDg garment. well made; H. n
rat prices pTuucnatc ban. Visiting
dics-es. rldilg habits. . k"t~. uautrl-. etc..
a -I"ctilt' Par, london uld Vienna
,tllr. best r'i"-ehcc.- cal! Ind lufgr ~
sHi sf: at 500 '''"'''''' ''1' mt !
DnE~SMAKLR.- Thorough d.c.,rskrr
de.ir'> engagement by dsv or wre". IN ~
ont o. cits Highest references. ACIfeS.
iHoNOrGlI, Tribune uTtown Onice, 1882
Hoid"ay
pHtl>sNAKrE wa mako hnnf-one
suit during l,hrnaIy 80 np; p,rfcct NJ
SMITH,. 100 West jOih.st.. l. ,taton Oh
corner.
DRESSM ,KEG.- Thorough. dcs're~ cn.
gng~n 'nt ht irN nt w.. ~ - out ~ NV .
highest references. Addro-- Miss n. BOZ
Is lrbun~ iiown Or'r l.2'- H:o1dwry.
Dn..SSMAkER -Vrly experienced per.
feet litter and de-ignrs bv the day or ~
homo. 973 west l-l,,-,t. ear Of W.
BTecn.
DHE~NNi KER lFrcncm would Ike -
have few NOR" customer by III" IA;
lsdir, ana chi drrh'- drc.~r>, -. Address
Mli- n. f3j West 22i-t.
DRh-ssMAkEE wln;s few more
customers a. home suit, from ~ up 81.
FOX. Jl2 West ,0th.st. near Riverside
Drive.
DRESSMAK and SEhMNiKES>.-
INper cn,cd good filter Wi'!'- uof" Gus
Addrc,, DEESsMNKEE. / S97 Eroiway.
EXrIKIENCEp DEE>>MAKFE has o
few Il senpaL,d date VIII she dc-ir'- 10
nll ~ per day. or - 80 With assistant ~
Gui>is III and original designs. MODESTO,
% West l32d-st.
It'KNIrrnE COVERS white goods.
old and new dresses, for business or prl-
vat. families cheap and prompt. MI.
HAHN. 81 East 73d-rt.
MEANWHILE. Mi'ut.r.. 20 w.. ,7th-
si.-ENhibition II gnNn> IN -pIlns ~ "''
NrOndly. Tuesday and Wrdncs1ay
MADAME HALShLI.E MAKE, suits rom
ron - UP. gnu lAiA'0 pNii 'tt'i W ~
30 Wet llth--t.
MILLER FENDER, 10 .hionanlc dre.s~
makers. are prepared 10 receive orders ior
The coming sc1-eu ~ aud i!nish guar
antcrd order, promptly attended to. -l'
West iat".st.
MILLS. BArGNpN. formerly of !cG
Nadlson.aNc.. his removed 10 - East Olst-
= corner MaGison-aYr. they ar ready 10
nm orders rub-- q mInt"auN In the latest
style price I''a~3naile
MODESTO. lat Connolly. 1th-atr.. +
r...dv 10 take orders for .pfing co-tumr> p.
att imported cut and ,tii': eonhH lr'
modelled ~ hon. ~ IS TN d1v nlisli'~
art ginph1n.~ el3 10 fI,. .fk' and 'ir'.
mons SI5 20 si7 Slr."ihl attention - 0ui
OF town ordcf- STOTI. 90 West 22d.st.
SEAL GARMENTS rccyei. altered or r.
ra,rrd Mr.. BARKER. llG West 39,h.
&: II wear, with ,"ofge smith. Rrsen''
Ct iontion. and Gunthers. Jth-lvc.
WFTI-MADE STYLISH Dl:ESSES
and sults perfect 1T; moderate price few
more customer. Accommodate. Nile. ELSIE.
~ West -od.st.
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IDaHOr SyLVEE HINES TO SHIT DOVN

Boise Idaho. Feb. e hdyiccS from the COcur
d'Aicrc silver mining district in >losh0nc County
are That GIVING 10 the low price Of silver the minc
will. within few week, b. compelled t. shut down.
This action will throw abou 1000 men out # en-
ploy mcnt
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chase o. pig silver: calling the Legislature TO pre-
vent the adnlteration OF olive oil.
An attempt 10 bring up o resolution ASKING to
Legislature to pass bill providing for lower telephone
charges failed. The convention then adjourned sine
Al.
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gounirr Real estate 60 Eet.

SUMMIT y. J-Furn'shrd and uifur
uIsh, d houses t. let season az year. large
rnd snail be-t locations. T.. q POTTER.
cllosii. station
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GEORGE q. LORD DYING

Boston. Feb. 1G.-G,orcc G. Lprd, cX prr-i tent 81
the Boston and Maine Railroad, Is dying at hi home
IN Newton.
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Real Gstate 10 Gxrhange

WILL EXCHANGE $1,000 h'st class
stock in manufacturing company TO- farm
and HOMESTEAD within 80 mile. 81 N.w-
Tribune ONCE.
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AGEN1> ara CANvAsSEHs. male or
fcm1'e; IS D. - daily profits sure, expei-
tnrc unnecessary 10 uiAing required cA'
elusive territory given. For particulars
ldfrcs, |. PUTNAM & CO., West Winsted.
Conn.
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Dora WamIeo.
~%%%<H-N--sr--
Males.


Young MAN. -, would like 20 .itioh
at any thlng; porter, elevator man, sh,p,,hnsf
clc,k &c. very strong; wages -. Az
FISHER. 81 Fast l00th-st.
YOUNG SwEDE. speaks llttlc English.
at ANYTHING. -. s. II Giecn"lch-o'.
kemaleS
BACKWARD PUPILS. neglected eir;
cation, made specially by eNpcrlencrd
teacher; languages and music $50 west
.otA->t.
>IENOGRAPHfR and TYPEWRITER
expert. wish,s daY aud eNrnlh2 W"rA'
Address or cali. Room 20. 40 BIoaa"ay.
TYPEWRITER wishes po':toH; rN-
porfencei inc.ud ng law work ha, machine.
Mis-. o.. 3U2 Broadway, kooni Is
WANIED.-By lady. pos ton TO travel
aud .cl goods % tn aGr IN New -H's'a'u'
Address Il. ". Brookheld. Mass.
WHITING or LGHl WORK Tor even.
ircs. on : I, 10. cashier II urug SOL >
e. Miss C., -OS Fast lfth-st.
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flats 20 Get, unfnrnisheo

sTH.AvE. I,O4s, coiIer eoth.st.I Eic.
CANT apartments, 80 10 slV Apply on
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Rooms Uanie0.

GERMAN. good pianist, desires - i've
with private family: would partly pay ana
give lesson, Ia return. IT, IT,, DON w.
7'ribune Uptown ONCE. | ,2f2 Broadway.
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Citp Rfal Gsiaic for Sale

FOR SALE OF TO RENT-Elegant 40
foot front residence 3D. West 3Oth 81,
With stable. Oh lot 50Xl0l, with or witaout
furniture Address OWNER. j. y. bon
$40.
3D-AYt... near Goth st.-F1Ne.stCry store
ton mort9ayc $40 600 ) per cent. YEAR,
might exchange. NIXON. 80 BrVad"'y
Brooklyn.
AT A Embellishments f-story
brownstone store property; well rented
afe Investment: on one Of Brooklyn's o ssc
avenues. Apply to OWNER. ia >'or". $50
Sumncr-ayc. from 10 20 y.
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Doaro n)anteo.

arS'YtpesD, III FAMILY want unfurnisllcd
tp'h-ssp s.,h board Choice location. bel,w
tsss.s. Dioro May. DALEY "a IVES.
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Go Get for Business purposcs

LOFTS. ENTIRE. 80. 10 WARREN
ST.--lo lease FOR term OF years E0w being
put In complete order and can be arranged
10 suit tenant. Apply 10 JOHN +. DOYLE,
IS W1llism-s:.
OFFICES 10 LET
IN
TEMPLE COURT;
THEORETICALLY FIREPROOF.
rutland e. WHITING,
: BEEKMAN-ST.
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BOARD an0 Rooms.

SPACIOUS FLOOR. near Madison
sorare : elegantly furnished rooms. BATH,
electric iiyht hotel ,eryies .cc T&Gn,a,e
Hon anc offices. T.. a. DALEY. - West
3Jth-st.
MADiSON.AVE. S3.-Dcsirable looms
,ith board physician office; reference.
WEST 7tTH. 81. Two large 'eond; story
rooms with private bath ana hoard ~
lulet famil, references 'Ao"iT''' J.
q. ,ox. 2,lCA -----------------
o,STST q WEST. Desirable second
s,orv roam. superior board aud attendance ;
also fourth story room; references.
oIST-ST., 145 EAST. G'amercy Park
Handsomely furn she'd ROOMS nj st-ciass 'soie
and attendance references. -
PATH. ST. 200 Furnished rooms:
,mnroycmcnts Preach table table boarccrs !;
reasonable. -------
18TH ST. II WEsT...Largc rear room
on ID ficor superior board references
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eiip Real estate Go fet.

ss,n,sy1.S tlS TO LE.r.-rnfurnlshed and
EFoTivi desirable loo: tons. FOLSOM
S.iitES. SO Broadway.
81 600 10 ~ 800; rats in great variety.
ave - yth-a.c.. cor. 931.st.. AMI 9tn-
JIG gHa'NT-Four-story brownstone house.
sooc tsn.ll INST. at q very low price TO a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-17

OF FAITH on THE PART OF TIE suns
or THE REVOLUTION.
contemplated union Of the two societies. the
' ,be American Revolution and the sons OF the
eo ,,o, failed to take place at the meeting OF the
.teies held YESTERDAY in the chamoer Of Commerce
Sue - ,be eccentric tactics Of the Sons OF the RcvO
OWL, rho sons Of the American Revolution. which
al0". -. Of some OF the best known men In the
w. and which has 4 membership OF 5000. was
eonn"' 70 make many important concessions TO the
VIM and les, popular society. \ plan of union
yo.s. constitution had been drafted. NV which the
Sd" ,,.c American Revolution gave up their name.
sos -, and their color> and In fact the entire plan
'ae' -, and proposed new constitution were drawn
o. codlns t. the sentiments expressed by The sons
P REVOLUTION members of the confer nee committee.
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THEY DID NOT UNITE.
,.or1TIOyARY SOCIETIES DISAGREE
r THE REVOLUTION.

rn ECCENTRIC TACTICS AND BREACH
r,,ru on THE PART OF THE SONS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19

ION my honor" he cried, this dish
,rst have been made 10y your own
hands, muam' g., t.,,, by
"Not by my danes hands, sr' Du' ~
others with as good blood IA lneln
snake M MIR. Pepperel, u stout hgurt IN
spo ,,,,,, Wv sit cont. "1'he Sparhawks
have always stood high NJ anybody ~
portsmouth. aud little Mistress DOlly'
tvIn dressed he supper, hath the spar
bnvk wit iu spite O. poverty "a
"Sparhnwkw said the president;
Sparhawk made this syliabub' W.
beholden TO the family Tor much uNln9
already. / should like 90 thank Miss
lo as H. \ other side o yon oak door,
your excellcncy" said Mr.. fepper'l'
gOod-naturcdly., ,,. o,nostt.
Bnshrod Poppefcl who waited upon lhe
company. stood his fell0w-Wailer' Mlsi
Susan Penhnllow, possessed OF guuu
corner lots aud also of a fower-like race
mon which Madam Pepperpl was rely
ing for nm impression The hostess was
nj ms IA poppy with annoyance wheh cor
thin sudden memories came bhch 10 h'E
with yiyidness. soliciting her all tue hlof
because while their reineIhDtrru inaE'H
pr,.ssed upon her with the iorce OF ~
sations they raised STRUGGLING Alons
which resisted their influence. FOR lh-
stnt,ra recollection brought her close i"f
m instant is ancient Fort William anu
Mary with lis sentinels standing up ~
the stiff sen wind In their hapPing mn.
tnry coats. and some children playing uy
Ia. embrnsures. ---- Jane aud Dan Spal
hawk ana herself The grass had crown
above Jane many year ana bhll M
married IN aud ceased 90 count socially sia,.'
INT here was the child OF their hon'''
! What was she going 60 do by herr
Madam Pepperel yielded 20 the po"Sl
and obligations Of old associaI,o,m,s s <, ~
We All. and somewhat later Dolly npai,,
Ln,vk. with checks and lips burning WIZ
color, and with priceless lace "p wol
! frnn Madam Pepliefefs boxes W.
',,.ts ,,n,s to he floor beside the chair OF
| no father of his country 80. =,
~ have met several Of Fonr houstf
! soii Waahingt0n indulgently, ana WIZ
| y lool of open admiration, Ana nov
/ lind one 81 their young kinswoheh ~
! nntdoes ihen an with her cookery
nt,st bee he recipe for Mrs. Mashlii,h,,
tor. and IN return for the favor sus NM INV
be licensed 70 provide. your Meun l...
,,o,,,a prcsune Il will b. Of the pfrs
80 mode. Tie subtle and the bow wF''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19
A SOLDIERS DUTY,
ny George 4. Putnam.
Copyright 1903, by the Author)
Isnr th, gunlny Cngntt,l

ll'or the sunday GnEcttcD
~ would not mind continent at IN The
guard house, or HtupauV ui pay, re-
marked Private Flynn hrhmd mis- hand,
"hut | would hc shot ten times pv'r hr'
fore I'd 20 10 Lcnyonworth Would
put In three. four yonH iu tue PEN
tpn'shury making worthless brnwlns
to spoil the feet of good sOldirrsf Not
l. ia dessert first. Give me three
cards"
We were having quiet game of poker
in barracks aud M that hond Jackson
hold the deck lie picked u mp now,
and dealt the draw around 20 each
"And " | were sentinel over You Nnd
you tried to skip, Ia du The Shooting,
Tommy" said he grnvcly. Nhercut we
lnughed heartily jackson aud Flynn
were the best Kind of chums. No two
mon IN the barracks were closer They
shared each others brcr, 'bnccy aud bed.
ding and money when there was any
they had cAupnimrd together We
know jackson would stop nt nothing
where Flynn was concerned. Sumc OF
ny attributed his present quiet niunner
10 method oi play, he was about 10
attempt "a hun
81 cnll YOU" said Flynn q moment
latch Jackson silently showed his
cards. Its your pot. said Flynn with
a sigh. II didn't think you had 'cm."
Then the cards were put away, but we
continued talking. Some Of M doubted
IL sentinel would be- justified Ia shoot
Ing nn escaped prisoner. ITS against
regulations said they In tone "
Ard.house lawyers Tho death pen
adv h only for times Of war
I'm settle that Tor you. aaid jack
aon bringing Out thc book OF orders
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19

Enthusiastically complimentary.
80 she lives over there" snid Wash
ington us he stood with his hostess at
north window watching the moon ride
w her path Of stars aud light M the
old fort "lis a common thing Ia Nir-
giuin, ma am, this decline of good lnmi-
lies. The girls match well iu spite of
that, for blood n blood
"Ihnt's what he said said Bushrod,
triumphuntly as hc saw Dolly home
across the sands He knew bis mother.
and therefore ne had q just reliance
upon the influence Of her great guest.
But poor Dolly, leaving this bright
yOuthfulncss and going into her small
home felt IL a crumped place. and per
criyed clearly that her mothers face was
churacterless aud her speech courSc. IL
was an experience hardly longer than u
sigh, however, for a swift coming rene.
ton, which was her heritage from many
generations OF honorable Sparhawks
made her ashamed Of her shame,
The recipe went TO Philadelphia duly.
being copied out fairly 10y Mr.. Bushrod
Pepperel, az Dolly could not do much
with small hand.
In due time came a box 10 the plain
house at Little ilnrbOr u box contain
ing yards aud yards of beautiful silk
whose fame quickly travelled over 10 It's
stately neiRhbOrs. For. while Dolly stood
tVltAuluE It's loluN over Hti uolupi n
ample lap, there came quick knock
aud handsome Madam pcppcrel admit
ted herself her eyes full of the pathetic,
wistful appeal Of the woman who
knows she is second where she has been
first.
'''Ti a tnbby III for Lady Washing
ton herself" she pronounced upon the
delicatply hucd material which only
absolutely fresh faces could venture on.
We win have u Boston dressmaker To
It, Things viii not take long, Dolly.
I've q good deal laid by YOU. can have"
Fifty poun' be- COON, too. snid Mrs.
Sparhnwk her desire 10 tell such agree
able news getting uppermost of her
awe Of her caller
"'Twill buy her brooch" answered
Madam pepperel, carclcssly You'll be-
due woman Dolly. when you're
my aye. When YOU ap' my ago. she
repeated softly. her face undergoing a
subtle change like the oncoming of .
softer light. BE good TO Bushrod! He's
like his father And his fathers never
crossed me- But once added the lady,
with Old-fashioned honesty.
ADELINE 4. KNIGHT
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19

The next morning a prisoner was
wanted 10 sweep in the cnmmlasary
store house The sergeant of the guard
selected Flynn and hc went forth with
q broom. closely followed by Jackson.
Bchind the garrd-houTr Flynn turned
suddenly
~ don't know but one thing TO 10
With this boom, rlld he Its hls."
With the word he thrust Il between
lackBons legs aud fnNe Il sudden twist
that sent jackson sprawling Flynn was
away Ike q deer,
Jackson drew up his rifle aud rose to
Que knee Hall" he shouted FLYNN
looked back IN n tantnlizlng way and
continued his fight Jackson pressed
the trigger aud the hammer descended
with y harmless snnp upon broken
hrlnRpin,
He threw the gun from him Like
Hash he remembered AN indiatinct I'm.
precision that during the night somebody
had taken bis gun while he slept Thi1
WIS the result, In moment lac wai
Oh his feet, and had run TO u day scnth
npl who bad seen the whole affair.
FIRE. Firel Why don't sou iireg' lac
shouted,
Not l.. said the sentinel rin.nr.
Jncknon sprung upon o.. t,hgely
aud fellod him 90 the gru'.,r SELF.
ing his rifle, ran thr siglrr b" nustily,
Flynn was nenrlng high icnpe, 900
yards away, ~ he climbed ~, Jackson
fired. Flynn doubled over the top aud
hung theV. dead.
As matter OF form court-martial
was assembled Ia try jackson. Assault
ON sentinel ls u serious thing, but Il
this ease ID was declared commondAhle
Eventually tht sentinel himself came In
Tor punishment for refusing TO fp upon
the escaping prisoner jackson was no,
only cleared OF blame but was highly
Complimented. lie WAS mudr a huii.
commissioned officer and the captnin
spoke senOuly ~ recommending him fOi
rOulmisaOu For DE was good
soldier, and determined In his devotion
to duty.
month later the uien IN the squad
room were awakened at night By
moaning from JnckHon's cot. Az they
listened il took shape la wOrds
I've shot my chuml I've shot my
chumW over and over ngnin Aud thsn,
Tommy ! had 10; It's regulations"
He was taken tO the government In
sane asylum, where he fingered just the
length Of flynn's sentence. Then be
died
II don't pretend 60 understand H."
said Sergpnnl Sprker. Here In FLYNN.
the rogue, gets oil with bullet, quick
aud cnsy-a soldiers biggcst luck. And
steady old jackson worries along and IN
mad for years, Yes, / know the chap
lain says this isn't the end that there's
reward hereafter And Il does seem
no more than Justice, now doesn't ltf'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19

mud regulations u coatains one para.
graph t0 tho effect that sentinel shHll
use AN means az bis command TO pre-
vent tho escape of prisoners over whom
be- mny be placed. That menus you
are 10 put some reliance on your spring
GpldA." he added aH lac Finished fradlng
Tbou be- went out 20 carry the book 20
ihe first scrgcauts room
ono man laughed skcpticnlly That's
IN light. boz who Is going 10 shoot 20
ljnF said he. "lts oasy enough TO
niss-yOn find TINT out 90 me targets.
And who's hn going 10 shoot, anyway r
n might be me and b might be- YOU, but
never BIZ own chum, Tommy here
"IIc wonld thoupl declared STR
rcaul Sparker. lies just 'hnl hlhu 81
4 min He's the bed nan ever 500,
IN tbis regiment. ana he'd 10 bis duty "
i MS his own father Aud he ins b. 81
,hiup y9u ever had. Tommy.
ole h flat." said Flynn DO yon
n'e,ehlr low he got inc cut Of that Of
lair at LAtile HOulnct
II do. You had Sioux bullet ln you
and couldn't walk Ana Murn ~ came
niybt AMI We fell beck, he took you on
Is back those eve miles before we
strpck Il troop riding in 10 help uB,
limits the Kind Of man 20 pin 10
aAnd tht, nerve OF him. added llynn.
0you feltiws just hliiuR the fntan-
ries of good men that's dead don't know
Mimi nerve ~ he continued, nddresine
No sdnad with impartial scorn We
Was hlgdnR the ground up TO ne hafAs
of 0ur nocks and G"tlipg mtiied, ana
t.sitlng away at everything Do sight.
And thc Sioux raining lead over us
Win now aud then a lump coming Va
,hudi suddint, Martin was hit. about
~ new a recruit az the Lord ever mndr.
III wont twisting over the moVmd like
an eel kicking and striking pud yelling,
I'm killed. I'm Killed Well, what an
jack do bul get up and walh over 70 nun
Md kick him once hard.
What the matter with your says
he. 90 SOU want 10 let IA knew they w
l,Oited somebody
That bracsd us up more than al the
caaiiouing vi The cap;sip. Martin la
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19
REcRNATIONN on GREAT lIEN.

The fayorite recreation OF pOpe's ieis.
ure hours WAS the society of paintera.
Nothing was more agreeable 90 the post
than 40 spend an occasional evening with
his friend kn0llur. who. 10 use the words
Of 1nhckeray, "brigged more spelt worse,
aud painted better than any artist Of
bis day" Wnrburton tells an amusing
Rnecdote Of the two friends. Mr.. Pope
was with Sig Godfrey Knellor one day
when HE nephew, Guinea trader, came
in. Nephew" said Sir Godfrey. you
have the honor Oi seeing the two greatest
uen IN tho world" II don't know how
great you may be" said the Guinea
man, "bHt don't ke your looks, 1
have often bought mAn much botter
than both Of you together, all muscles
and bones for ten guineAa.'
Sir Joshua Reynolds used 70 amugo
himself Ia his last days, Ia his house Ia
Leicester square with little tane bird,
which, like the fav0rite spider Of the
prisoner la The Bastii6, Often served -
while away u lonely hour. hut uis
proved aeeliug pleasure, for one sum
msr morning. the window Of the ehAipber
being left open. the little iavorite took
flight. and wns irIccOrerably lost, nl-
though H. master wandered for hours
n lie sqiure aud neiehhorhood in the
fruilless cndeagor 20 reFam t.-Chan-
befs Journal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19
Madam PEPPEREL
!. Tea She Gave to Gen.
4 ersl Washington
- PORTSMOUTH HARsoR.
e,a wine and oranse'Hower
y. = Jaw Sweet Dolly Did The
ur.I .,,., for mo Distinguished
Company.

ua,,en for The Gnzette)
Nn''tsn ,ns. Of the Peppcrels bar
K gi,sas l,eial in It's style. stood tac-
~ e'O' al little HarbOr just out
g TIE r tb A fine old place, ~.
poiisiAVusnct of chimneys had
I wao.t sooI odors of company
issd wv ~ generations to the nos
~ laaars IN the bay, ana WHOSE
q saI IN the November weatnrr
b poneg wool fires. In tile long
n'e.tnr day passing in sunshine
}pQh ,1 10 splcudnr upon q pot
cIs sn' ,anisitely neat chiutlcuuch
n0es ,asJn n buffet full 90 cut
wv and Glitter. cOntcnding Win
si5g blaze in tue fireplace lor Tue
,s Illuminate IT. ,,
v eieor fire crocklcd Madam
vi a gaily figured trollopce-.
wv ~, ~ M the Mother Hubbard
F e,. about. tall aud white, 1T
wv esnlles into the cnndlesticks.
wy, WV esshiug on her white fingers
\. worked 10000
~. though of q more ample hg,
~ now consists with grace nhd
lA9 more open hnught-
/. ,bs refined features under the
ia powdercd hair thun well
rawsn now allow to be read in
eonnlennnccs.
isa, Pcppcre's face was as anxious
.mJ msi now. for il was II o'clock
ssat timcpiece Ia the hall, aud
r..mbs who was responsible FOR
- md boils. had gone down
~, lane early and so out into
~ss1 rlng slcepily by the hnr-
,be Astance. Aunt Dorindy, too
"a. had spread her faded paduosoy
4 n, evpper of her baby boy,
mule and trOtted of downward;
Np,,.iiem Washington had stayed
S,nbg m Portsmouth, aud nobody
81 A etneced 10 do anything more
4 Y. linn travel the roads into
.rd stare with all their might at
'isdor Of Stnvcr's hotel Aud yet,
a,r honr Madam peppercl would
a 1,l 10 begin fresh puwdering her
4 nj sticking on patches and aitlr-
s.lf I'm her tightslcrycd satin;
sa,ul Washington with General
AM his full suite were coming TO
a With her.
Nsheirteucd lady unused. A
|I.fda milr mp the hurbor she was
An eNhrr Of certain low dwell
q SCI down Ia the sand with a
Z uncertainty. a. it il hesituted TO
hek either on Fort Constitution
NJ sen In this homely house
4, Also perfectly conscious lived a
,pIl trained by the French wife
Din Sparhawk married. To- his last
4 gaee. aud entirely competent To
ae supper Of even the chief mag
n lhe nation, as many mntrons
Snrluwk elan who united
Shining young Dolly for her
strain aud making her useful
VI her Kindness could testify.
ebe with this efficient little per-
Z she was ~ and uiircusOnably
X nd that Bushrod Pcppcrcl, who
igcled to make a great match,
N Sinlay evenings regularly IN the
IN ssihawk forenoon with its outlook
N fllen water
tAp Kitchen window Of the Spar
blme ineligible Dolly WAS gazing