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Richmond, Va, Jan. 4. 1894
HAVING BOUGHT THE ENTIRE
IL stock ana good will OF H. l.. CHRIS
IlAN q CO.'S trustee, the undersigned
take this opportunity OF informing the
public that they will continue the BUSINESS
under the same name. and ask a continu-
ance Of the patronage given the old firm.
The store is now open and ready 10 serve
all OF its patrons as heretofore
JAMES A. MONcURE,
GORDON WALLACE.
Referring 10 the above notice. | desire
10 inform my friends and the public gem
orally that j can be found at my old
stand. and will be thankful for their
patronage. II. l.. CHRISTIAN.
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(NERMAN-AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
II The quarterly meeting OF this Assoc
citation will be held at Sanger Hall on
MONDAY. January 18th. at $50 y. NJ
A. Won y. ROSENEGk. President.
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BY J. Thompson Brown & Co.,
Ills Main street.
TRUSTEES' SALE or \ DESIRABLE
WEST-END DETACHED FRAME
DWELLING,
No. IL SOUTH ROWLAND STREET,
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY
STREETS.

BY virtue OF deed Of trust from Mary
]. and Il. A. Hancock 10 the undersigned
trustees, dated December III 1852 and
duly recorded in the Henrico County
Court, Deed Book i29 b, page 50. 10 se-
cure the payment OF certain sums therein
provided for. and default having been
made in payment of same, and being re-
quired by the beneficiary SO 10 do we
will sell by public auction. on the prem
Uses,
THURSDAY. January IS 1884,
at T. NJ, all that certain LOT. PIECE.
or PARCEL OF LAND, lying and being
IN the county of Henrico. Va, near the
western limits OF the city OF Richmond.
on the eastern side OF Rowland street.
between Main and Cary streets. commenc-
ing at the southern line OF an alley %
feet wide. thence extending along the
east line Of said Rowland street. in a
southern direction, a feet inches TO
another alley IL feet inches wide.
thence extending back IN an eastern dl-
rection, between the said two alleys l5f
feet.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses of sale
and TO pay the defaulted payments.
amounting 10 Ss73.65; balance as may be
announced at sale, or. by consent, more
liberal terms may be made.
a. j. CHEWING.
l.. SITTERDING.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO. Auc-
uopecrs. Jal3-td
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Richmond, Va, Dec. y, 1898.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
I stockholders OF the SECURITY
BANK will be helu at their banking
house THURSDAY. JANUARY p. 1871.
al O'Clock T. NJ. A. 3. BLAIR.
dee Cashier.
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WEDNESDAY. january H. $50

WEDNESDAY, january II, 1901
beginning ut l o'clock Z. NJ, the SIX
HOUSES above referred TO COR so many
only as may be necessary 10 pay the
debt, with costs of sale and delinquent
taXes). These houses are well located
being on the south side of Cary, between
Seventh and Eighth streets, and being
the second. third, fourth, fifth. sixth. and
seventh tenements east OF Seventh street,
fronting each about Is feet. and running
back 81 feet to an alley.
This sale presents an opportunity for
buying productive, centrally-lOcated prop
erty with a good future, as Is evidenced
by the important and costly improve
ments i'm that vicinity.
TERMS: Cash. N. w. BOWIE,
ja1I-3t Trustee.
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BY n. w. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
BY y. ". BOWe,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
III RUsTEE'S SALE
OF
SIX BRICK STORES. WITH DWELL
INGS ABOVE.
ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF CARY
STREET, BETWEEN
SEVENTH AND EIGHTH STREETS,
BY AUCTION.
INGs ABOVE.

December, 1890. and recorded IN the Of
flee of the clerk OF the Chancery Court
of the city of Richmond, in Deed Book
l42 b, page 4O1, l will. at the request
OF the beneficiary. default having been
made in the payment Of the debt Sc
cured, sell by pubic auction, on the prem
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AMUsEM ESTs.
soZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC
Thomas G.. Leath. Manager
THE GREAT WORLDS FAIR ILLU-
MINATED LECTURES.
Second performance by DIR. ID. c. POT
TER. describing this very interesting
TUESDAY EVENING JANUARY 1G.
under the direct auspices or the ladles
OF the CENTENARY Nj. 70: CHURCH.
SUBJECT-PART II,-A further inhpec-
ton of the grounds and buildings-New
delights and fresh surprises-W hat the
states did and how they did it-Their
buildings and their spirit OF emnlaten
rivalry Illustrations IN protusisoni,- NO
never TO be forgotten, at least eighty IN
number. Prices-50c. and Toe; Course
Tickets, with reserved seat, 81. Jali-2t*
UNIVERSITY EXTENSION Lee,
u TUkES, provided by resident Alumni
OF Richmond College, beginning on ~ rs
DAY, JANUARY 10th, at +. NJ, IN
lecture-room Of the Grace-Street Baptist
church. Three courses OF popular lee
lures lsix in each course) by ProIs. itar-
ris. Boatwright. and Winston. The hrat
course will be a discussion OF Greek
Poetry as giving models of expression
for All time and forming the proper basis
of ali literary study. This will be fol-
lowed by similar courses on FRENGH
LITERATURE and on ELEcTRlf ,hIoH
courses, with syllahi, $3.50; for any one
of the courses with syllabus, 81; for
single lecture. 25c. On sale at the book
stores and at the door. Special terms
course tickets. j.. Taylor Elyson. Geo.
c. Abbitt. b. r. Chesterman, Albert III.
Hill and j. Aston Cabell. committee.
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VITANTED-WE EkLr, 100 COOKS.
w LAUNDRESSkS, HOUSbMAlDS,
~ AI1 Rt.sSsS and NURSES Tor New
York and other Northern Cities. Wages
from 50 10 s. per week. Transports
ZION furnished. r. W. ELSOMS EN-
PLOYMENT AGENCY, az east Broad
street Jy-d-su,tu' thoh
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xyrANTED--AN EXPERIEN c + d
w WHITE COOK. Must come well
recommended. win pay So per week.
Apply at 80 Vest Grace. Jal4-lt
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aiEETISGS.
Merchants and Planters Savings Bank.

Merchants and Planters Savings Bank,
Richmond, Va, Jan. 10, lsyL
TN PURSUANCE OF A RESOLUTION
i Of the Board Of Directors, a meeting
of the Stockholders OF This bank viii
be held on the 18th day of FEBRUARY,
1891. at ~ o'clock NJ. at the banking
house. 923 east Main street
III. A. WILLIAMS,
1al1-td Cashier.
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w TWEEN eighteen and twenty-five,
20 do collecting. Must be sober and in
dustrious. Apply, in own Handwriting,
with references, II. BROWN SMITH,
care Carrier No. ., city. Jal4-lt
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XXANTED-PURCHASER AT ONCE
w Price low. Nearly new COTTAGE
i'm West End: 10 rooms, Latrobe Stove
Stable. on premises. Lot GOXi30 feet
owner moves 10 country IN spring. Adj
dress w. Y. H., care No. l east Broad
street deJl -esulm
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w ANTED--BY a YOUNG MAN. A
w position as ASSISTANT BOOK
an office. address U. X, care Post
master, Waverly, Va. jal4-2t'
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"A ANTED-A SALESMAN-S2O 10 Sgo '
W weekly can be made WIN our 800
I'm any locality; will prove it or forfeit
500. salary or commission, as you
prefer. The result OF few hours WORK
often equals a week wages. ADDRESS
MANUFACTURERS, L. .. BOX SSVo'
Boston, Mass. Jal i-su ~e~li-oe
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A THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED
n DnLssMAkER desires an en-
gdgement Tor spring season as CUT
TER In leading establishment. or would
take full charge Of department IN large,
hOurishng town. Best references. Adj
dress l.. r. w, 80 south Paca street
Baltimore. Nd. Ja1l-it'
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yxTANTED-A LADY NOT UNDER
w twenty for permanent position;
need not be experienced, but the best cry
references required salary - per week;
Applv Monday after 10 only. GEORGE
4. MALONEY, Room t. Ford's Law
Building, los north Ninth street. Jali
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~ HERE ARE NO FLIES ON
Il SMITH."-You canuot make silk
purse out OF a sOws ear, but you can
secure your books and money IN HER
RING HALL MARVIN COMPANf,S
Fire and Burglar Proof Safes Is. u.
SnITH. sole dealer Southern states. No.
2s NORTH Ninth street Phone ga
my27-1y
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w. Walters. w. ". Wallace. Geort'
Westminster, j. r. Warren. Rev. M. Nasa'
lngton, J. y. West Rev. q, W. Nllllhn p
NJ &. Williams, Oscar Williams, q. l.
Williams Mack Wilson. John WOrlQh
Charley Wright, Tracy II. Wyles
FIRMS.
l.. Negeie K Son.
Dixie Pub. co.
Wlnfree Tobacco co.
American Tract Soc.
T. Richmond Woulen Mil.
Monumental Chem. Co.
Flood a. iIopgO.
Virginia Tobacco Go.
Farmers & Mechanics Go.
old Dom. Loan * Trust CO.
Memkln & Co
Educator Publishing Co.
Widows Hon e.
w. ID. Buck a co.
RETURNED.
James r.. Knox.
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LOST OR FOUND.

REA ESTATE AGENTS.
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lXTANTED-OCCUPANTS FOR NICELY
w FURNISHED ROOMS, with board
one handsome second-stOry front cham
Der. Apply at No. south Third street
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stereoptcon exhibition Of the Twelve Master

stereoptlcon exhibition OF the Twelve Master
Paintings Of the World - - - III, l.
on August 6 Professor Homer b. Sprague VIII DE-
liver lecture on John Milton" and on the mex,
tiay one on the Military Element In ShaKespehre
Professor Van Benschoten on the same my rno
give an essay on "a Greek Scuptors Stuuio @'ovV
Years Ago ON August and there VIII he lec...
ures by James Clement Ambrose. on MY faruher %
and "5iiv. Him a Lift"; and on August II ana Il
by Major Henry Craige Doane. on The Great "a
val Battles OF the Rebellion and on rainpIlS
ana Camping on the Ruins OF the Seven ChuTchcs
of Asa: on August y lectures by professor w.
Ward Of Syracuse University, on 'Mlchael an
Cclo'; on August "A. Excavations in Greece Dur
ing the Past Year" by Professor Van {eschotsn
ana another lecture by Major Doane on "AuStrall"
After his. there viii be two secular lectures by
Sam Jones on August Il and is, and on AUGUST ~
he will preach morning and evening IN parucIpdd-
ton I'm the dedication OF the new Methodlst ChutCm
AT this place There will then be a Grange Jay
when Inbn Hector the colorod orator. Will make
an address and from that on I'LL the cainp-nr1i,ins
The soldiers will have the ground all 10 thennseNrs
one of the notable departures or me pToRidIi
IS the announcement of EpiScopalian Day 'JuIy
i0 when Rishop Doanc OF the Albany Diocese, ana
other DISTINGUISHED prelates Of the church VIII De
prc,ent. and the setting aside of july = ior
WoInan's Suffrage Day.
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BAR HARBOR.
TELEpHONE-TON

TELEPHONE-TowN HALL~-stMMER JEWELLERS.
Bar Harbor. Me June 30 CSpeciaD.-The new tele-
phone line through Maine IL to reach Bar Harbor.
via Bangor The line 10 Camden from Gardner will
be new, and from Camden 10 Bangor entirely
buil,.
The new amusement hall on the southeast corner
OF Waymans Lane. which work is being vigor-
ously pushed. will BE- finished early In July. II viii
b. a two-story building with supper-room down.
stairs and u hall above larger than Rodick Music
Hall
Plans f5r the new Town Hall are now on exhbt-
ton and the selection is 10 o. male b. the committee
on Monday July >, 10 be recommended by their app
prevail the at a specially appointed meetlng-
Bar Harbor IL rejoicing the fact that Vice-Presi-
dent Stevenson and family have made arrangements
for spending the summer here.
Among cottagers already arrived from NewYorie
ar. Mr. and Mrs William , Rice O. A. Robbins
and family. Mrs Robert Potter Miss Stevens. James
A. Garland and family. Nj and Mrs. Gurnee and
family j. Coleman Drayton and family Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Chamcey. Mr.. ami Mrs Jesse Hoyt
Mrs Robert Able. the Misses Palmer Courtandt
Palmer. ". !. Draper and family; Mr and Mrs.
G l.. Hyde, Mrs N h. Narnlm, Mrs r. 4 Gam,
brill Mrs j. A. Davenport ani family, Mr. and
From Boston are O. Th'rniike and family. the
Misses Ainot, Dr. Robert AmOry ana family, A H.
Auory am family George Dow. he Rev .. B.
Frothingham and family, Ms. Romans Mrs Pea
O VI Wheeler and family Charles \. Mum and
family From Brooklyn-H L. Pierrepont and fam.
Mr DreNel male The journey his yacht sui
tana," now lying IN the har5or
guests were waiting In town. and the Malvern Mlr,-
borough and West End arr all open today. Rooms
cromnie Mrs Lawrence See. Dr ana Mrs Whee-
lock. Mrs Forsyth AMI Mrs Pgrnham.
McCosh are visiting their daughter Mrs Maitland
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CELEBRATIONS AT HIRTFORD.

SCHOOL CTTANGES-RAILROAD REORGANIZATION
Hartford. Conn., June 80 (SpeciaI)-The first visit
OF Washington to Hartford when he was the guest
Of Colonel Jeremiah Wadsworth occurred on June
%. 1775 his way Boston 10 take command Of
the Continental armies. and this visit was COM
memorated on Friday by the erection OF a tablet
at the Athenaeum which is on the exact spot where
Colonel Wadsworths mansion stood.
There has been good deal OF trouble at the
Normal School IN New-Britain. Principal Carroll
resigned some months ago 70 accept the position
of Superintendent Of the Schools in Worcester,
Mass. and since that time sixteen Of the teachers
have resigned for one reason or another. some Of
them to go 70 Worcester. and others because they
dissatisfied with the new rules the State
Board OF Education has promulgated II ap-
pears that the school will it, next year under
entirely new auspices and management Edward
II. Robbins. OF Wethersfeld, chairman OF the State
Board Of Education. will be principal, and with
new corps of teachers will do much to revolution
ze the curriculum and make the school thor
oughly up to date.
The closing out OF the New-York and New-Eag-
land holdings Of the Consolidated road the last
week removes the possible contingency Of the
Consolidateds control Of that property. unless
there should be another deal The New-York and
New England win now proceed with it's reorgan-
izatiOn scheme. and IL IL probable that the road
Will get into shape 80 that II can be with
profit 70 the last corners into its directorate The
property has been snameiully abused during the
many changes that II has passed through the last
few years. and Is In sore need OF reequlpment and
The flag lay at Trinity College Wednesday was
the most successful OF an the days OF the week at
the college. Notwithstanding that il was commence
ment week Every military organization in tho
city and the Grand Army posts made up the pro-
on the campus 20 witness the ceremonies. hear
the fine music and grafton by senator hawley.
lege the next day.
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STOCKBRIpGE

stockhrldee Mass. June 30 oSpecaO.-pr Henry
NJ Field who starts soon for trip 20 Alaska. VII
o. accompanied hy Miss Made. Dwight only dAngh-
ter OF Colonel J. J. Dwight Miss Dwight has been
for some years member 81 fr Fields family. as
the present Mrs Field is a relative.
There have been many guests ~ The SiorKhr'nse
House this week TIE great majority ~ t"'iN nom
New-York az the following iist shows. DR. ana
Mrs " Gilman Thomson. Guy T. Mciane. II.
Ivis1n Parsons = D. Sweet Mrs. Theodore He'll
man Edgar Hcman. George Holman. Ms Jnii
Van voos, Mr. AMI Mr. L. y Slnier. Mr. and Mrs
John Harris. James \. Plr-ors. Nj an Mrs ~ 49,
tus Tracy q X Thompson. J. W Scho"nin XXI
Singer J. " N.ch is Mr. and Mr. Same. = k~oi.
New-York: u Merritt hr..Niyn' " ii'i.I-
are Nlrs I{ralf1rl Miss 4 bradford Miss b.. ].
Wool Philadelphia. Misses Ias!g, " II. Mack'n-
tosh. Boston.
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A. C. Snyder. Mr.. and Mrs. r. s. Whitman and J.
Williams -,
The Shelburne-Mr. and Mrs, II. Buybott Paul
Beck, Mr. and Mrs. w. b. Stephenson and Mr.. and
Mrs u 2 Mills
Seaside House-H. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. T G. Fltz-
patrick. A. II. Gersina. J. Merzbach, c. r. Dayton;
Mrs r. Ward and c. X. Culver.
Hotel Traymore-,Jarnes NJ. King. Miss Clara +.
King Miss Sadie Coffin. Mrs. Charles L. Glpin,
James r Floyd, Miss Floyd, F. D. Ktqq Rope jT;'
Miller, Mr and Mrs. c. O.. Fennen. Mrs. p. A.
Webster J. G. Woodbury.. John Bailie LeWis NJ IT,
and Mira George w. Hugo. f. II. Hinples. the
Misses Himples, Walter Horton. T. II. Macdonald,
o. +. Splinder and julius Tregil
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IN TILE BERKSHIRES.
SOCIAL TOPICS AT LENOX.
ANRIyAIS At COTTAGES And HOTLLs'

ARRIVALS AT COTTAGES AND holhL''
Lenox Mass. June 80 (SpeciaD-Mr ana MIs'
Anson Phelps Stokes have been busy this week look
i r,r be ropairs necessitatcd by the fire at their
new country house last week
Mr.. and Mrs p J. Sands have large mousse p"S
and have given some dinners this week
Mr. and Mrs H. H. Cooke and their daughter "'u
sor-i,-lan, Mr. and Mrs De IIeridia. have taken
,,oesoesion Of their new country house overlooking
Air. and Mrs Morris X Jesup arrived at Their
cottage here this week and have Win ""''i mum
Der Of guests. . , ,. ,,,,,hor ~,
,',s,s ,rb.se are the lntest arrivals. Mrs. \. l..
E % sons William Decatur Parsons Charles q.
Thompson. p l. McDermott General rT"HeT IT,
t'vr,,s: Clark Alice r. clark. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Rock. G. IL Balmer ana Mrs NJ. Corbett and iam-
nv OF NeW-York
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GREAr HARRINGTON.

Great Darlington Mass, June 20 tSp'ca)--Nr.
and Mrs G. Wills Peters. If Newark. y. j.. have
arrived AZ their country house here for the summer.
Professor Hebcrman and family. OF New-York' ar
rived AZ the Tobcy cottage on Monday. George &.
Fynt and family arr ~ the Whtwcll cottage Tor the
summer. Alexander II Scare. OF brooklyn j. the
gucaf OF Stewart Stulwri The Niesrs ozark, x
Eng .ewood y J have been the guests Of the Misses
Stanley. ~,
The berkshire Inn a. well Ailei Win guests u"se
ar. low of ~ recent arrivals. i Frederick Peter
son Mortimer smith. Miss y y. smith. B. ) DIM
stead o. $ Olmstcal. John Hugglns. Mss Hugsins.
N.w-York. Mr. and Mrs. Charles = Hotchkits. Mr.
and Mrs ;. Is. HI. Miss Ei.th I'M. Mr.: ana Mrs.
L. Il. squire, r. and H. ; Merritt bioo"iyA.
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PIrTsFIEI.D

pitched Mas. June ~ tspe..,p NJ ana Mr.
Theodore Pon.rpy gave a largely attended f"''p-
ton on Wclu.-lay evening &, cc.eosa'. re hith
anniversary ~ their marriage
Mrs g. a. Mluice has Der sister N.s. Frazier -
New-York. as her guest this week Miss Katherine
Kerc'is Of - Louis has been vsi'.ns MiS 'a'r'
Io,fe Mercer this week Miss Kittie Atwater. OF
Nv York - the guest - Miss Elizabeth Campbell
Maple wool Hotel has many summer gucsts. These
,rr s,rne OF the recent arrivals. Mrs. A = Mowty.
Ms {; + Nver Mr aud Nfs 8 Voc. 'r. NJ '
Note : Wright DInuirg. NeN York. NJ ana " e.
= 81 Fox Albany. Mrs Arthur H. M"'h"i VI -
N..f.~ tliclxJ. SIR. ami Airs J. Carter tnc~n.
Providence. tir ami Mrs. r IS Mo~lrr Masters
4 len Ina Roy Novhcr Aurora. y. Mr and Ms
4 II cate. 'Jl.g. Mason. uosiJA. Mr AL Mfs.
" lA4m T. Day Elizabeth, y. j.
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european Advertisements.
8 Az CY HOT Ell,

LONDON.
OverIookIng the River aud Embnnknruf Gardens
NOst elegant hotel In London. Every sute OF stttuf
aud bed ON, aud bed aud dressing room hhs
private bathroom. etc.
LIGHTED by Electricity. OTIS Elevators.
Tine Finest Restaurant Cui.in. aud Cellar. n Lolfsr
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tion Of nature and mans ingenuity"
1t is said to be more than a century
old. and. as will be seen from the IL
lustration. has been turned into a
kind Of temple Of two stories. each
Of its compartments being lighted Dy
eight windows, and capable OF con-
tanning twenty people with ease.
the floors are constructed Of bougns
skilltully woven together, OF winch
the leaves make a sort of natural
carpet. The walls are formed of thlcK
LEAKAGE. in which innumerab.e Dlrds
build their nests
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-07-26

ONE Chicago policeman has shown
that the general reputation the force
enjoys for bad Workmanship IS in
some individual Instances urdeSeryed.
Detective Sergeant Quinn made ~
mistake when he planted a couple OF
bullets n the personality q Nj. Ed
die EEan, sateblOwer and genera. bad
man. Had he done 30 Mr.. Egan
would probably have escaped Justice
as usual and Sergt. Quinn would have
had a nice funera, at The hands =
the Po!icemen's Benevolent ard LIZ
erary Association.
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illustration, each containing tv,.
lenses, n red and one white. AVA "s'
lighted by a thirty-two-candle jncsn
descent lamp. These lamps are can,
nected BY a standard cable 70 ~.
keyboard, an illustration of which,
is given, which is usually placed in
the control-stand house. BY means
Of this keyboard sixty-two diferert
combinations of lights can be mada
corresponding to a special code If
signals.
The introduction of electric motors
on board naval vessels has been quite
prominent in the last few wears
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cottages, hospitals, etc, and was so
enthusiastic in all that she did as TO
awaken the greatest confidence wher-
ever she went. The lepers had lost
all confidence in mankind owing to
the unsuccessful attempts made by
the local governments of Eastern ST.
IBERIA to alleviate their condition.
The only assistance they had was
given them by one Of the men from
the village who visited their locality
once or twice a week. He never saw
them. but left food in a certain
place. to which the unfortunate
creatures would crawl until they had
secured it.
Kate Marsden. after a short rest
in which she was not by any means
idle. as she arranged the plans for
the different bulldogs and adopted
measures for organization, started on
her return trip in August. OF course,
the Journey from Yakutsk to Moscow
was as difficult to make as the one
from Moscow to Yakutsk, but with
the indOmitable courage SO charac-
t~eriStic Of the woman she bore the
nardShips Of the return trip. The
receptions that she met with at diff
ferent places on the road were most
gratifying. She conferred with the
different committees. and everywhere
large donations were made for her
work. She accomplished what she
had deemed impossible even in her
widest expectations. When she
reached England she received the
hearty approval of Queen Vic
tOria in a letter recommending
her efforts and the work which she
had accomplished and wished to ac-
complish. This vas the means of
awakening a wider interest in her
work throughout England. and nu-
merous contributions came to her
from all sides.
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\ Hint.

Betrothed people are apt to be all
>orbed in each other to the exclusion
OF other friends. There Is a great
temptation to lovers to withdraw
themselves from other interests. 10
make the parents and brothers and
sisters who have loved a girl all her
life feel that they are no longer neces-
sary L her: that her heart is gone
from them. while her form is in their
midst But it would be a nobler
love. and one that would promise
more forfeiture happiness. that would
hold the old ties more nearly and
dearly because OF this new me earer
than them all, which would be sedu-
lous 70 spare the home circle any
slight. any sense Of loss beyond the
inevitable q parted presence. Love
Is tie best gift Of God, bat it should
" crowned with hOnor-a sovereign
VINO eXalts his subjects. not a tyrant
who debases them. A undetermined
girl who will be careful in no least
thing 10 hurt or slight the home
hearts she is leaving. will show that
ste could afford to wait Il little even
tor her happiness. rather than grasp
Il with unseemly eagernesS.