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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-01-20

Mamma (reprovingly)-If you 20 on
being such had boy, you will turn
mammals hair white.
Little Johnny (thoughtfully)-Don't
you think real nice, soft white hair
would be sort o. becoming to your
complexion, mamma?-Good Newa
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-01-20

see here, doctor, your testimony
wasn't at all what we wanted"
~ know that, my dear sir. Bat /
was retained by your opponents late
last night Truth.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-01-20
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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-01-20

Every club of Ten Yearly Sub.
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Every club Of Five Yearly Sub
scribers will get one half share Of
5000.
The number of shares is fixed by
the number of clubs Of ten that will
be received by US from
Nov. !, 1893, to March 81, 1894.
On an offer of 81, 500 last spring,
running three months, ending June
80, 1893, for clubs of five, each club
agent received 3.53 in cash besides
his commissions. That offer was $500
q month for three months.
We now offer 81, 900 q month for
five months. or q total Of
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besides the regular commissions, and
will
6uauntss 40 pr cent Gross Profit
A full club Of five or ten must
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this offer.
Agents may send y many clubs q
they can raise within time specified
and can have papers sent to any
address.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-20
Il nunrsso so11auAu

treacentol mil fEsnCoS 70 10 BAbA hablA tsnido en-
que ea teEorero 10 Is as0Ciaci6A.
~ ii ComandaAts Rlvisre2
-si vso dscdidamsnts que 10 1abes todo. SuEtrai.
do ere paps me preciBo reampAEArlo 10 hCe. he
fEbncadO pSgre psrecidO a originals lOdo 10 he imi.
tGdo Iodo 10 no IeproouSido cuidado de un fss
Cador de Profession AMI desatio que ComparGndo
Los uno adiAeA cUal de lOI lagsres o. Il
verdadero He huhtltuido e fAGo por vsldadsrO o..
ts 10 ha press4tad0 un iAtsrmedAo que Eospesha u
qdieEA due hh ado M c6mplcs hAplenaolo cobrado On
BlrdsOS il dc baAcA de Miguel Borde CazAv6n
-1Y bienS-.dijO ARd1ena con Acento glacial rnion.
traB que CAmpl exAitabA una espscs dc 1aba re-
latAndo 81 crlmen.
-lY bsnl. .qus TODD eSa combination hi uido ind.
I'll que aEs dRero ue be tsnldo entre mis- mApos 10 be
arrotAdo HeeiA loeanents On tApets verde. .Ari-
HAdo u yfSpers sligo aTruiaado 81 dis AguieAte me en-
cuontro en- unA teGrlbls HtRacl6a. OsnGo do uR meg
q1izk1 de GguRoD dlAI e momeRto que ID tAociac6a
tengA neceaau dc captale1 hAEa IrassAte en- Bur
deOS fAEo psgars que 81 en- N poder
y....laqueI diAl....
--Aqusl dA-dijo AndTeiaA con lunttud--6 quien
scuSArGR SsrA a hombrs que sstAbA snOArgAdo de
cenBsEVr q pbgats....
AgoshnO MIRO 50 hsrmaRa fiAmeate como para
trAtaE de adVinAr au oculto peaSAmiento
-lQu6 qaiereS decix exaCtaments2-la pregunt6
Mo quiero dscir nino 10 que digo Sc comste IN
Tobo On ma sss; lde quieR Ee uospeeha prmsro9 Del
bombEe que guarda Las lGvsG
-2Del comhndAte2
~ lPoE qus nor
II " sonaadaats O. d honor d psObiaad miEmaI
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yn11cgnOA DH Ola OORHnmomnNmA Dp Pys. Rgs 222

--Oilo AEoItnO, por defeaderls, inO tsmbando dc
teSorero por enCms de toda &cuAac6n
-sSigue tenieHdo 81 pagAre en- 81 poder7
mo. III que - tiene ahorA eI 81 jefs miGmO de ID
aHCciGci6a "Varuh", el COrohel Thevenot.
- Y cuGndo Ol co1onel ThsveAot hsgs pressRtar en-
BurdsOa pags1e fAnO los oaEqueroS nAyn IehuSAdo
elpagsr, les Il ComAndahte Rviere quien acuBa-
ran ds hADer tARlfcadO ei pagaref
~ lEa 81, u, Lenes rszon, 90 6l-dijo AgoStiAo;-
pero ante vs Auenroa Claudio Rviste defeR
dslt asulSdo teAdrk, para GrrOlar mi nombre loI
juecel.
ia qui6R2
IA IereBa
II Teresa 10 sAbsS
Isl. aAbe,que he robAdo. Y, AdsmGB, adiVinarG
que nGde mas que yo be podlGo suatraer de tRs los
papa eB uel anaants mAldito pSgare. 70 era u
Inco que ibA Ia Gale de Aontmsrt1e On auBsncia de
Rivierei
--TereSA TO ama. No hAblar6.
.-aM Ne amAr Qulen ssbeI Ne ha amGdo ESQ Il;
lpero por qae he huluo de mi ladof
-si prsguntsS las muJernS 81 Eecrsto dc suB aecio.
ne1 AgoBnO mIo to esp0heB ponsr puatoa de Aterro-
gSCl6n fespusta. Pero yerdAd que ts enousntro
nOy muy PusllSAime Ua hombre de tu temple tsmer el
porveAir Pnesto que nas tsAido ID hAbidsd de fAlsf
car papslo Cua Ein qne to eAfsdeS ma acci6n
bSja adignA dc Il mArques-pneEo que has tenido te
Eepito nAbdad tan 10 maAot VAlor do tn Gcci6n
espera Las conssCueaciaI pie fxmO.
-lCress que tsmbloI-- die 81 mazgusE--lAhi "po.
VanA el dia en que ID me veau smer 81 pagro 81 Ve
aubio vomtara de lava Hoo que me rEitR u
peEHY ~ que W psee Dc aEe echs kbaa tOdas ml es
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eA4AEiGalEV&

sitn5i 4 "a iiHAlA de AyOr: Oo.MA.DRE.JAI
9Ltln thflgt d. SlaIoaAnsoS; :" Eu laS carl
tM 10 II lSFt1 -isl, nibA, por eAtandido, ,-quo|
ai IL s1oet pIoal -es qaa ls fttt cSriho"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-20
Mana de Puerto-Rico

Este precloso napa lgura eI terro.carrI de clrcur
yalac0n con sus ramaes prncpales, con las Vlsas n-
teriores que deben competar la red do Ia sa Es re-
duec0n del qua Ia Gompaha concesionara de nuestros
ferro-capriles ha tornado adoptado para serveo
yha sdo reproducidO en- relieve del que eKsten dos
eiempares, uno en las oacinas della Compahia otro
en- las de Gob9raaclon. Haee parte del foleto Etude
sur lea chemins de fer secondaires de Puerto Rico,
puboado Paris por el senior Luchett, cuya traduc.
con anotadaen casteano esta preparation. So VEN
de cincuenta centavos aeOmpanada con el dlagrama
bo durante primer semestre de cada uno de los amos
1892 en- el almacen de don Pedro Giusti en- Ia i'm.
prelta de sucesores ], j. Acosta e espendio del
Hehor Serrano On 81 palacio de Ia Exposition.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-20

Este eItAbloci utanto, que be pAgado ( ser de
ja propisdsd de los SenoreS JtdioO OOmpaAia,
aiendo director de- 10 parts t6snioa el LicsnSiado
doa Eduardo Rey, 70 OfrsCs 81 pdbieo a. gene
raj, partiCipaadoIe qas 90 spsuentrs psrfecta.
nente surtido do prOduCtoH quimiooS y faEmACeu-
ticOI. Su personal eStk diIpueSto 1atiltAoer loa
deSsoS do suAntOS 10 diSpsalsa Sus fAVoreE. 1872
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-20
LENTINI " Ca.

BAN FRANcIBc0 So, SAN JUAN PUERTo-hlco
Acaban dsimpOrtar inhnidad de articulos que ORE
cen 6u numerosa clientela.-Cubiertos plata chris
trofe, garantzad0s. s.-Sombrilas y paraguas GenoVe
ges.-GFan Eariedad en- abanicos, corses panuelos-
Estuches con perfumeria, neceseres para costura-
Mu0ecass iugIetes para nihos.-Gor0nas azahares
sueItos para nOvas.-Gran surtido corbatas bas-
ones.-Refai0s enaguas de coores-Trajes de drill
lana para nin0s.-Albumg y marcos para retratos.-
Camisetas dc hllO, Ggodon y lHna.-Maletas bolsas
ae yiate para soloEsS de artcuos eap5Gno
SurtdO complete on eSOies de ORC, plaa, nlke aceRp
ennhApadOS OSo amsPl6anO. .-VaEatO gIHtldO On ar
haplOsj aAohapados Dc ORs cone hIAKAlAle1 eeboRa'
aaFAu IaantlaSs ate. OtaQeAataat0 llFtde dG AlAA'
laa4ds lOpO ~ bEllantas GAEAltiEAaS1 Islsb AZ -
Itt1Rla au 1adElGs sQoIsAAs taAsbEOI aintA neIFa
aR90ta OaRa tnGaa NaYa las ualanas-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-20

- 81 hahlabA dtsS ati1I dol casa dc una usnO
80 que hsbiI satsrrAdo dos mAridOI J 30 dir
pons { contrAer seyundAI nupcias.
Al DIR estO, oxalSm6 uno;
s.-EsA 81 lAA viudA de Eepstici6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-20
,...aJose Oana1no

FABmoANTK ,ALHAaEsusTA DE sOkBRERos
C0MISl0NISIA EN GENERAL. Casa estabecida en
1884. ksta lndadora, pu0de declFse do Ia Ia
dustria do SOmDrerOs teld0s CON paa Del paIs.
heno ~ senorltas te0dOfaS de s0mbref0s, 10 GaUO.
roJo espera ~ naestros de Ia Habana que 80 des-
tlnaran dar fOrma los dichos somDreros.- -venLaa
VI por mayor detalle para tOda La lsia 81 extran.
zero. HaDra tamblen slenprS gran surtdO dc Tor
r0s Dadanas clntas saes azure, todA caso do In
gredientes para somDrererla.- musstras. Se
Venden muy baratO.
Direccion D. Jose Canine. Plazsde Armasd
MAYA9UEz.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-20

Un litsrGtO pgsguaL6 - CiertS ocaSloA uus
GsnorA muy respectable por ~ sdAd pOr 50 in
genio:
-sous difsrSnOia hay sntrs sl amor , Ia
AEniStSd2
LA miUmG que do Ia ROchs al diG
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-20
e u o 8 PECTO

benefclo del Ano pores "LA CARLOAD" etab
umacao or de Julio del publ
Gaceta Official Provincial de Agosto del pp
~
gua techa Lotra Povnca upo
eorente, 1sIibuyendose mpote en- torma aguiente
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-20

$A,ooO $4boog
habese
nProWnc
erdob
acmp
PRESIDENTIAL,
OgenseBcjG D6vjJg de SjNtOB6t
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-20

u VI .lI9A an lLA dsasIA SolsaslIs i
aportAn "a sIES islA 3UUd50R DE DORADO
Y1A Sivauds q pr mAyov y tsthl on "a
SLa JoIt IL. 1913
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-20

y ~ J. ~ b saAaaa

aFAAkASsS q ssih u glss ~ ssHsGd
ectglA " AloIkHs % gaIgIo I
Sc detalld Capital, CFalo "; dun Manuel Rivera
San Sebastian 30 On las tlendas de- los Sshores AY
LION y n. zAM0RAN0 en- Puerta dc TERRA, y r.
zAM0RANo a. Llnea. Los certldcados do orlgen y
analisis dc tan exoeente oaldo entan disposition del
que guHte yerlog. Dioiembrels
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-20

Il 4Saau1A ~ MdSiCa Y t41Digxlh
DE OLlMpIo 0rERO. PoNcE.-P-R.
0sssA. .-'Nl ,ChAisco blsRcJ" paaodoble
DiaJsllv. -j1natia aoI. 90
Llts-RApsodiA nd,ucro 8..,...,... $l-25
HsD. -RipSoiiA n6mero Il....... $l-60
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e SrtO Dc LlL0lil dol ASl0 para POBRGS la Caridai
HUBAGAO
Garantizada por el Banco Espanol de Pto.-Rico
Inmta D1re ct1va
J u n { a


Teresa Bosd
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-20

Voter Delaney 1s sacaass 4sS e 20 tSds S oss
dsconlsIoas'. sIvs DO guia int6rprese en- ls gA
Capital dc FPanola. Die. 1894.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-01-01

ST betano fi9 nob i'm i90niten Mannesz
alter.
6efddftsIaee.
Sn Ser @o9e bis sum 90. Dea. ifenten
it9 Die 8anfausgleicbungen inn eanaen
3anoe ge9en Die ber entipred6enben8ob e i'm
Goriabre UNI 26.8 b. s. uno auBerba[b Stem
gort UNI 22.3 b. $. nie6rtger. Die Sc
lammtiumme betrus eini9lte6licb Seem
gorfs $778, 306, l29, ausi9ltcBlib Stem
gortS 1858, 543, 487, tpopon $67 ,236, 241
auf Gbtcago entfalen. Ser Iustueis iber
Sanbel unb @etperbe bon st. g. Oun &
60. fir baS Sabr 1893 beiagt fol9cnbeS !:
8egtnreno nit DEM be%6eltenolten @ee
i9Gft, ale Miiblen i'm poQen @anqe unb
0as @eibaft i'm Nasemeinen auf Sic bohz
item 6oftnungen %9eipannt, bat ft6 baS Sabr
1893 nit ieinem plDb[tchcn Qlbfau in ben
Hmidben, ieinen seiDaftlicben &atafropben
urb benz geiebergange aler Snbu1trten ais
baS ibltmmlte felt so Sabren ertpielen.
Ob ote i9IieBLi6en &elultate Der Rrifis
bonn Sabre 1887 refatip per6erbLiher ma
rem, ais Die biesidbrise, barber oeben bie
n1an9elbaften 8eribte bon bamals feline
eeniigenbe 9lusfunfts 9as sSobr ihliest
nit Preiien fir bic meiiten 8robufte ME-
ortser als iemals gefannt nit Miaiouen
BON plai9en 9anben, Die pergebens grbsit
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-28

started until about three years ago. SO
many well-knOwn ladies attend these re-
cept!Ons that general interest in the fair
guests aud what they have accomplished
In literature is perhaps eXcusable. Many
d. the ladies come from other cities than
N.w York. where the distance Is not too
,reat. and there are always a few Vsi-
tors in the city representing other far-on
.arffoue OF the country In fact the mem
nsrebin OF the Authors club Itself IS
largely nonresident. more than third
.r me members belonging TO this class,
and attending meetings only once or twice
a year. a.. J.. ,,ro,.,t
81 the ladies who We're TO be present
.r Thursday night those who are noted
v,4fers are the only ones who can prop
.,f, he spoken of here. The committee
~ ladies' who received the guests was
.,mposod OF the wives Of members, IN
Ir1ine, Mrs. James II. Morse. Mrs. II. I.
stedman. Mrs Frank r. stockton MIS-
pIhard w. Glider. Mrs. Brander Mat
f..us. Mrs. Charles de Kay and Mrs.
Edward Ecelesfon. Among these AIRS
Morse Gucy Gibbons Morse) is perhaps
the only one who has engaged IN inter-
azure professionally. Not many authors
wives become prominent as writer's, but
often surmise that they often DO a
creat deal more than "hold the pens
and are frequently their husbands Sc
yfcst critics. Besides Mrs. Morse
Elizabeth Stoddard, Helen Kendrck
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-28

Their. are some persons who believe that
death and destruction stalk abroad on
Friday. and who have any number Of
facts at hand to prove their position.
Well. here is an array Of facts from
which almost anything pro or con, might
BE- pvOven:
Lee surrendered on Friday.
Moscow was burned on Friday.
Washhuon was born or Friday.
Shakespeare was born on Friday.
America was discovered on Friday.
Richmond was evacuated on Friday.
The bastile was destroyed on Friday.
Tie Mavn0wer was landed on Friday.
Queen Victoria was married on Friday
hink Charles l. was beheade1 on Fri
day
Fort sumter was bombarded on Friday
Napoleon Bonaparte was born on Fri
day.
julius Caesar was asaassinated on Fri
day.
The battle Of Marengo was fought on
Friday.
The battle Of Waterloo was fought on
Friday.
Jean OF ARC was burned at the stake on
FRIDAY.
on Friday.
The battle Of Bunker lin was fought
/ on FRIDAY.
The Declaration Of Independence was
/ sisred on Friday Exchange.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-28

woman's instinct to suppress th@e III 'N
self which might far upon others' 80 Ma
II is wornan's nature to want " "a
loved. and 20 want TO 30 helpful, anu
no matter how sharp her own pam ~ ~
hides IL so long as there Is some one "a
TO be comforted or encouraged. -
surely this IL a keynote OF the iehl,i'',,N
civilitie3 that men say are not heai'ie,''
There Is not woman In the worlu W.
doesn't like to feel that someone rehes
upon her In trouble. or that some one
comes TO her first with Joyous news.
A woman's first though IL 10 make herse'l
widely liked, 70 make her life Of use 10
some one, and that is why kindly eyes
and a pleasant smile are always ready to
cover her own bitter heart-burnings.
Men may appreciate impulsiveness, but
they should remember that "A harsh word
answers the impulse as quickly as a kind
one. and while they may feel suspicious OF
benevolent impulses aad characterize them
&C ,aeh a woman hesitates over an un-
evmnathetic thought, and IL issues from
her Inns as a gracious commonplace.
Men may call It artihciality. but bet
tor name would be unseiiishness. ana
when there Is so much masculine riaicule'
q seems as II women ought TO encourage
each other in their effort TO make NE
appear pleasanteT. Ihere - 10 vs.. ~ -
haing unkindlv frenk. IL you are out oil
.oaa,7ov The hest way 10 sweeten II is &c
force an interest in some one else. II
ron are in trouble the best way to gel
| 49,. I, is TO help some one else. Don
- use of a disagreeable expression
unless You are absolutely destitute so o.
agreeable nothings. No matter u II az,
onlv come from the lips that is lar De''ei
| Than sincere accrbity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-28

In vest, the velvet knee breech-
e.. and the slippys with their
big silver buckles. Way down under All
the clothing was little book. MARY
Alice picked IL ny eagerly. On the ny
leaf was written. Mary Alice Pettsgrew'
Her Book os Thought Great-great-
grandmothers own little booki Full OF
quaint. stilted phrases and expressions
that were strange and new 10 this Mary
Alice.
She read until she began to feel the
cramped position. and then she got up
stifily. II must be past noon; she had
been reading such a long. long time. She
ate one OF the cookies.
II will not eat any more until to-mor-
row, l must make them last Just AS long
as ever l can" she said sadly one to-
morrow, and one the next day, and after
that" Her eyes filed; she felt very
sorry FOR this meddlesome little descend
ent OF Mary Alice Pettegrew.
Time dragged slowly by. Presently she
| fell asleep. She awoke with start. II
must be past midnight, for she had slept
| so long She pulled down n big comfort
| and a heavy carriage robe, and made
| herself comfortable for the rest Of the
! night And in q short time she had for
| gottsn an her troubles and was sleeping
| sourdly.
| When she again awoke, she sat UP amid
! the heavy coverings. puzzled FOR the mo-
| ment not TO find herself In The little brass
bed in the nursery.
II spose | had better eat one more Of
the cookies, for II must be late in the
morning, or 10 o'clock. / guess, she
said.
She read a little more in the Book
of Thought" sighing deeply when she
came upon the sentence: II do find it Is
ye best 10 be strictly upright In all things,
and TO follow after the paths wherein we
do know we should tread"
"Oh, my" said Mary Alice. Il ID
wish I had followed after the path
wherein | do know l should tread. l
don't s'pose that Mary Alice ever did
do anything as bad as this, and got
starved on her tenth birthday" and she
! choked.
1t was almost night again. she was
sure, for Il was so hard to see the
faint writing In the little book.
II am going to eat that last cookie,
she said despairingly 1T won't max
much difference, and ! am so hungry
lust as the cookie disappeared, Their
came a quick step outside. The doc
was flung .hurriedly open, and Mar
Alice sprang into her fathers arms.
"You dear little grandmother" he erie
IL have been all over the neighborhoo
hunting for you. Sally and I boz
thought that you went with mamma
until she came home this atterno'
without YOU. l was beginning to 81
frightened, and came up here as m
last chance"
with her head buried on her papa
broad shoulder. Mary Alice wept oil
: all the story Of the long, long nigh
and the two days in the cedar room.
And to prove that she was quite fo
given. mamma insisted that she Shout
r come to the beautiful birthday dinner
u grandmother Mary Alice Pettegrew
lowered silk gown. But the gift 81
priced most that birthday was u
little Book Of Thought.
p" "'The strangest part is, how l cou
~ spend two whole days and a night Their
- and only be shut up three or four hours
said Mary Alice. 1T mixes me all "
I, but I 'spect II will cure me forever ar
:, forever Of meddin'. mamma" And
j did. ANNA DEMlNG IRA l.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-28

Dealers I'm feathers are looking forward
TO an excellent year. Inhesitatngly they
have laid in unusually large stocks Of
ostrich deeming that feathers of this
sort will be needed in one form or other
henceforth through the entire twelve
months.
OF course, Partisan milliners do not I'M
tend 20 trim their spring. summer and
autumn hats only with feathers. TO sup
pose this would be TO imagine them sud-
denly 10 have lost that versatility Of inn
agination for which they have always
been celebrated No, probably they VIII
go on mixing flowers and plumes OF small
ostrich feathers for time. then they
may set them aside somewhat, TO revive
them in more volumin0us style later
on-say about midsummer
Feather boas ana collarettes are begin
ming to be extremely poular, and, az
though the temperature is just now lower
than il has been during the whole WlitSI =
they are running fur close. Ostrlch inuils'
TOO are among the latest and most sp-
Moved novelties. and bands Of feather
trimming are applied TO late winter s"'
meuts. as well as 10 evening wraps
Nuns ave mostly made OF curly p'dcA
saatbars and worn with boas OF the SAINT
cuu muffs are 20 be seen IN H'ai"poui'
80 ,,,,,h ostrich 10 match marabout
tnas ard collarettes, among tne hshe
D ,I",,,a~a Of curl strands of ostrich feath-
p.''I T., ,heir case the scale OF tones Is
81, i entirely reserved 10 neutrals alone
al"'0 S,,trsis with an admixture OF BLACK
or white .. H.. 81 Great
,,artation There are great many sna.e s.,
OF gray and whitey-brown, any w. anv
VI ~ may be combined together, or any
w. ,y,fl, black or white. Now the ueep
VI. AZ VIII be chosen Cor the siaraoou''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-28

ing I'm 1919. ] remember her very wen
al that time she forming one OF a group
OF literary and artistic people who iheh
lived in aud near Newark, n D.
Among these were the elders and the
artist Moran and his family. The niue
circle indeed became a power IN Inc
world OF art and letters.
Another interesting personality is Alrs.
Ravard TAYLOR, widow Of the late poet
and minister 10 Germany, and for 50
long a time resident with him, OF New
York. The daughter Of Professor Hansen
of Gotha, Germany, she returned to thdt
place a few years after Mr.. Taylor S
death. In order 10 be with her mother
I'm the latter's declining years. inc Amer-
can connections have once more uIaWh
her family and herself back TO New YORK,
and. with a winter home in that city, ana
a summer cottage on Long Island, she
js renewing her former friendships ana
associations. Mrs. Taylor. by education
and experience was well fitted to become
| her husbands literary executor, position
| she filed with success. Besides prepar-
| ing the Life and Letters OF Bayard ray
! Tor" she edited two editions or his poetry
| and two posthumous volumes OF prose
| "Studies in German Literature, dn'
| Literary Essays and Notes. she j.
| just about TO publish through Messrs' -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-28
FLORENCE EARLY COATES.

9. 20 rivalry except that Of good fellow
nrBinarily the affairs OF the Authors
f4uh have little in them which concerns
clio nrblic. but the club has in a way
t.ton the public into its confidence, OF
lst. bv issuing a handsome volume, the
sTiber Scriptorum' so called me NJ
,eesitv for obtaining better quarters TOT
meetings and entertainments led MI. Kos
sifer Johuson TO devise the idea OF DOCK
,omnoscd OF articles and poems written
t,- members OF the club, TO be printed ana
s,id IN a fair profit for the clubs benefit.
NM sIiber Scriptorum" or "Book OF the
Authors Club" Is now completed. ana
,ooet az the edition OF two hundred ana
rftv COPIES has been sold, the price DelnS
one hundred dollars EACH Thus the ba-
ala OF a fund for a new clubhouse IS rap
filv accommodating. Meanwhile the pres
ent rooms are scarcely large enough 1of
ordinary meetings Of the club, ana Tor
any speAal occasion, such as Lanes
SIGHT" Il hall or assembly room must be
taken elsewhere.
This was the case on Thursday night
last when the annual reception Tor 1T
erarv women and Tor lady friends or the
-,embers was held at the Waldorf. DIS
fineiished women OF letters were invited
a., a epecially appointed committee, while
each member of the club was at hpefty
70 invite q lady friend. Inc Au.ilo D. ,
club celebrated the decennial anniversary
az its founding with a public dinner las'
year, but its 'ladies' nights were Ho