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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-06
Koanok CoIlege Oommencment.


The commencement exercises of 9oa.
roke College, at Salem, will begin on
the 9th instant and continue until the
IL. The following is the program in
full for the occasion: On Sunday, June
9. Rev. L. e. M. Miller. D. D., of Roa
noke, will preach the baccaluareate SER
mon and the annual address before the
Y. M. c. A. will be delivered by Rev
Prot. j. W. Richard, D. D, of Gettys.
burg, Pa. The contest for medal in
oratory will take place on Monday, June
10, and on Tuesday the address before
the alumni will be delivered by Rev. O.
A. Marks, A. NJ OF China Grove, N. o.
The memorial address ON DR.. Yonce, by
Prof. s. c. Wells, A. M. Phi. D. At 5
p. m. of the same day Hon. Michael D.
Harter. OF Mansfield, Ohio, will deliver
the annual address before the literary
societies. On Wednesday, Ju1e 12.
commencement day. at 10 g. m, the
graduating addresses will be delivered.
They will be followed by an address
from Gov. Chas. T. O'Ferrall, Of Vir-
pinis
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-06
Trilby Sailors.

The swell sailors OF the season.
300 Untiimmed Sailors In all colors, price
81 and 80, reduced to Bias
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-06
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With a collection of
bargains, but a strict
rule in this house for
bids indiscrininate adj
vertising. There must
be some good reason
for telling the story Of
an article here. The
price and quality just
as good as you wish to
have them The guam
tity large enough for
who might ask.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-06
Leghorn Flats.

- dozen the ;5c kind reduced to 4sc.
s dozen the Sc kind reduced TO 69c.
dozen the 81 Kind reduced to soc
dozen fancy braid edge that were r. 25.
and $3.50.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-06
Jet Bonnets, Etc.

Our store is the only plsce to get Just what
yon want in Jet goods. Special reduction this
week
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-06

SOME time ago l was taken sick with
cramp in the stomach, followed by
diarrhna. l took couple OF doses Of
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Disr-
rh9a Remedy and WAS Immediately re-
lieved. consider 1t the best medicine
In the market for all such complaints.
I have sold the remedy to others and
every one who uses it speaks highly of
1T. j. w. Strickler, Valley Center. Cal.
For sale by The Chas. Lyle Drug Com
pany.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-06
Shirt Waists,
Soc, 75C and ST.,

a Sailor Hat-a neat Shirt Waist
lone of these) and the rest of the cos
tume-if you choose you can buy it
here-all indicate the Summer Girl.
Of the Shirt Waists in particular we
would say that 10 dozen have the high
turned collar, extra large sleeves, and
are in extremely fetching fabrics.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-06
Special Sale in Chill
dren'S Silk BonnetS.

Is silk Bonnets in coors. former price 81. IS.
81. 20 and 81 - reduced 10 75c.
% silk Bonnrts in white and cream only
sizes Is II and II, former price $175, 81, "a 25,
atSll9.
These are only very few OF what we have.
Onr stock s 100 large 10 give a full list. The
above are bargains for any body.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-06

Go TO Donaldson's for baby carriages,
400 to SIS Henry street.
Evening journal., 1895-03-28
CLOTHING X STOCK
TO BE SOLD OUT.
IN Order to Convert Our Large Stock of
Clothing Into Cash Within Limited
Time We Commence the Sale To-day.

$50 Boys and Childrens Overcoats Ss $3.50, So
and SIS, to 60 at ST. $r.5o
2ooMens Ovecoats were SIS to $2oto 90 $3$5 S1o
Lot Of Mems medium and heavyweight Suits in S. B.
Sack and Cutaway Coat S. $Io $I2 SIS 60 $4
SIS, SO and 81 so
Lot fine black worsed Suits in sack cutaway and frock
coats SIS. S22 TO 60 at $3.50, $TIoo
Lot Mems and button cutaway Coats with Vests
made sell $14 $6 very fine 90 ST. SO and $500
Lot of Childrens Spring Styles Suits $4 to So, 60
So 90, $3 90.
Lot Boys Spring Suits good style good material $Io
to $I4 to go at S3 S4, SIS, $3.50.
Lot Childrens Suits made to sell at $500 to go at
$I75. Lot Refers for Children years. $3.50;
SIS and SO.
Mems Furnishings at rate-about one.half price
In the Custom Department make decided cut Suits
order Sis, SI8 Sac, $25 $50; formerly S22 to $40
We show you fine selection you'll find in the
city. The whole stock be closed in short space
Don't think it's old goods of date But remember it's
and desirable goods suitable for this Springs And
must be sold in certain time.
Evening journal., 1895-03-28

apply only to New Castle county he
would vote for H. When the vote was
sssen an he passage Of re oealer 1t was
eried the Two lover counties voting
salidly against the upper ons.
Tho District Bonudaries.
Senator Pyle introduced bin defining
boundaries Of the three county assess
ment Districts OF Wilmington hundrs d.
II provides that the First district shat
mprise the First, Second, Fourth and
Eighth wards Second, the Third. Fifth
Tenth, Eleventh aud Twelfth wards
Third, the Sixth, Seventh AID Ninth
wards All assessments now or heretofore
msde and the collections of taxes are
made valid.
Legislative Notfs
Mayor e G Shortl % was in the
State House looking after the msny
city bills IN which heis interested.
Walter Fl Hayes. OF Wilmington, was
In Dover yesterday
Among the State House visitors yester
laY was w w Knowlss, Of Sesford
Clerk OF the Senate Hastings's familiar
j Clayton Erb. OF Philadelphia, lei
for home yesterday.
Rev G w PrettYman oficiated In
G splain Cott's stead Ia the Senate
yesterday morning
J Ed gard Addicks ret. rned to Dover
yesterday. He is looking we'll and still
spys that It will be Addicks or nobody
Daring the morning BE Visited ;he sanAt,
chamber and exchanged a few words
with Senator Handy.
A bill 70 Incorporate the Fidelity
Storage Company will b. Introduced b.
Repressnt4tlVo PILE
representative Townsead gave MOTTO,
Of an act to incorporate the town o.
Selbgvllle
Senator Pyle introduced a bill I,
inc 1rporate the North American Con
struotion Co psny.
Anna and Joseph Il Cooper want Il
ba divorced and Representative Mone1
has Introduce their bill
Evening journal., 1895-03-28
ITEMS or INTEREST.

When Sophie Lyons, the noted shoplifter,
was ARE tea in St. Louis a much -uhumbed copy
Oi "lrilby" was found "a her posse ssi01. lid
Will not be used agsin-t her at the trial. New
York World.
The way to reach catsrrh is through the
blood. Hoou's SarsApdrllla, by purifying the
blood. removes the cause OF the disease and
permanently cures gatagrh. Take only Hood 3
Hoods Pills act easils, Yet promptly and
effectively. on the liver and bowels. 25c.
"There is a disc ssion 10 the mus cal world
about PATHS high-st note 50 1 under
stand.' We'll, when she was a ong this way
last IL was a S. one Atlanta journal.
Evening journal., 1895-03-28
Both BIDS We're laid over.

At the afternoon meeting OF the
Trustees OF the Poor yesterday 1t was
decioed not to accept either the bid of
George K Kennedy, the Philadelphia
expert or Of Waterman Bro hers, Of
Hamorton. Pa, for sinking artesian
wells providing the county institution
with an entirely new water supply II
was decided 20 sdveitife for proposals
Evening journal., 1895-03-28
At 3 Euohre Pnrrv.

There was an enj y able euchre party
at Mrs. Worrilow's, No. S35 Tatnall
street. last evening, and many games
we're played a CAKE was won by hsrry
McCntcheon as first prize for being the
best player OF the evening.
Some OF the guests we're: Miss Ella
M Hopkins, Harry McCntcheon, Miss
Bessie Lupton, Mr.. and Mrs George
Ainscow, Misses Marion and Edith
Ainscow.
Evening journal., 1895-03-28
Aud sim Burglars Burele.

The cases reported to the police authori.
ties are becoming monotonously frequent
They generally occur in the outlying
wards. which are very difficult for officers
70 thoroughly cover. The latest reported
occurred shortly after midnight, when
an attempt was made to break into the
house Of Isaac L Baylls, opposite Shellpot
Park Mr. Baylis heard the noise ana
made an investigation, when the thieves
fled.
Evening journal., 1895-03-28

Priestley's Black Dress
Goods in splendid assortment.
We are large handlers of these
elegant black fabrics and only
sell standard blacks-Eudora
the best smooth faced fabric
ever made, and complete lines
of plain and fancy weaves
Sure to be interesting to any
lady desiring a good black
dress. Another lot of those
remarkable bargains in black
cashmeres for 39c, worth half
as much more.
Those real Shanghai black
silks-a7 inches wide-75c
worth for 3oc per yard-one
half of the lot sold in one day.
Don't miss this opportunity.
Three grand bargains in
Chenille Curtains of entirely
new patterns for single doors,
double doors, or window drap
cry, all beautifully bordered
and with top border and
fringed top and bottom.
50 so from 81 90
ga 90 from SO 90
So 90 from 81 so
In crimson, tan, mode, blue,
gold, golden brown and olive.
Our reduced Carpets are be.
ing taken with a rush. Not an
old pattern among them, and
a full line of Roxbury and
Stinson Tapestry Brussels in
the best patterns Of this season
-65c per yard. Lowell and
Bigelow Body Brusselse5c pei
yard. The best looking and
best quality Ingram Carpet
you ever bought for 25c pei
yard with a large line Of the
finest all-wool Ingrains for soc
per yard. You'll find more
difficulty in having your car,
pet work done later on; make
your selections now. Our car.
pet rooms are large and light
] no difficulty of seeing here
Your best time for being
promptly waited on is in the
morning.
Evening journal., 1895-03-28
Ralief in - Hnnrs.

Distressing kidney and bladder diseases re-
hsved in six hours by the New Great south
American Kidney Cue" This now remedy
is q great surprise on account OF it's exceeding
kidneys, back and every part Of the nrinarf
passages in male or female. 1t relieves re en-
tim of water and pain in passing it almost
iTnTbe1iately. II you want quick relief and euro
this is your remedy. Sold py ! ~. Beetem aud
Y. James Belt. druggists, Wilmington, Del.
Evening journal., 1895-03-28
DrE1l

DIED.
BRADWAl In this city on 18th instant,
I nmas 3 Bradway. in his 81 year.
FON .-on Msroh IS, 1895, j. Morton, son Of
James z. and Addle Fox, egs 4 5 nonths.
GR1FflTH. Lon March %. Edmund. young.
est eaiid Of Wal lam u. and AbDie n. 9rliilth
agsd Is months
HIGGINS + At Delaware City, on Friday,
March ss Mrs. Harriet higelus. Ia her Sotn
year.
OF Thomas II. and the late hllen Hosken,
aged 20 years.
PATTERSON ON March %, ls05 John G.
Patti rson, in HIS s0ih year.
TR AYERS Ia this city. on the 20th In.
slant, LYDIA A., wife OF the iate Thomas IL
Iravers, in the 59th year OF her age
NIER On March %, 1895. Sarah Wier, wife
OF John Wier. AGED o. Years.
Evening journal., 1895-03-28
wIIminrtonians We're Present.

The Girsrd College Alumni held
house warming in the new headquarters
in Philadelphis. last night Among those
present we're Rev. S. Meesar, and
Deputy Recorder OF Deeds Edwin 4
Reed from this city.
Evening journal., 1895-03-28

Lengel's Book Beer Is made Of the
best Canadian malt ani Bavarlan hops, a
pure and wholesome beverage Ask
your bother for It, On tap March 30.
Evening journal., 1895-03-28
Object to the Big Sleeves,

Photographers complain that women's
sleeves are 50 enormous nowadays that
the utmost skill has to be used In posing
subject in order TO get them into a pict
ure. Somebody devised the ingenious idea
ofturning the ordinary cabinet photo side
ways, and IN that manner the huge leg
o'muttons get 3 full show Blcycls
sweaters with big sleeves are now in
evidence.
Evening journal., 1895-03-28
Social and Personal Notes.

J. D Ghalfant is in New York to day.
Eli G Griffith, Of the Ninth ward. will
start FOR Kansas City, Mo about the
latter part Of Apsil, where he will locate.
Mr Griffith is member Of the Demo-
cratic City Executive Committee.
Scores of Germans attended the
twenty fifth anniversary Of the wedding
of DANIEL Msier, president of the Della.
ware S8ngerhund, in German Hall
Rev. Paul Isenschmldt. Editor Sshsde,
OF the Washington Sentinel, and Anton
Hauber made cheerful speeches al the
s@ngerbund sang Mr. Maier was
presented with a handsome tea service
The weak, the i'll, the pale and wan,
VIII find their strength returning,
And Stoeckle's Pure Book Beer
Will satisfy their yearninR
Evening journal., 1895-03-28
The CoIonel's FLORAL onerinE.

Colonel Enoch Moore. walked into the
Senste chamber yesterday morning and
presented to Speaker Watson 3 bouquet
of beautiful carnations The speaker
made short speech Of acceptance and
spent the time iuhaling the fragrance
Of the flowers until they were stolen
and hidden in Senator RecOrds's waste
basket. After time they were restored
to him.
Not Less Than Five Nor More Than Fifty,
An act to incorporate the Franklin
Improvement Company was introduced
by representative Pyle. The incorpora.
tors are William w. Lobdell, George G.
Lobdell and Calvin | Swayne. The
capital stock shall not be le than
$5, 000 nor more than $50 600.
Evening journal., 1895-03-28
a Nnrrom E.cape fnr nabr.

Yesterday afternoon team belonging
to Theodore Crossan. Of Bfaudywine
Springs, became frightened at Second
and Adams streets anG ren away. At
Mary land avenue and Bird street the
team coll!dsd with baby coach belong
lag TO Mrs Winn and from which che
bad Just taken her child The horses
we're caught after running shor {
distance further The baby carriage
was demolished, q child standing near
was knocked down but not badly hurt,
aud the horses were scratched consider.
able but not damaged.
Evening journal., 1895-03-28
wants Two pIYIdenda.

School district No Ss, Of New Castle,
wants two dividends Representative
Rey bold will introduce bill dividing
and consolidating II.
Evening journal., 1895-03-28
Divided ON approximation.

The House Committee on Constltu
tional Reform Is divided on the matter
OF representation resolution offered
by Representative Pyle and referred to
the committee provided for the bl
partisan convention composed of forty.
eight delegates--twelve from Whining
ton twelve from rur8l New Castle AZ 4
twelve from Kent and Sussex-and
authorized the committee TO employ .
lawyer to draw up bill on those lines.
The committee made a majority aud a
minority re port yesterday The former
signed by Representatives Moore and
Davis, recommended sixteen delegates
from each county, while the minority
report, signed by Representative Roy.
bold, favored fifty delegates. twenty
from New Castle aud fifteen from each
Of the other counties. The q yuse laid
the report over for one day.
The Repeater Passed.
The Senate passed Senator Moore's bill
repeating the law passed last session
limiting Judgment liens on real estate TO
ten years Senator Pyle objected to New
Castle county being included in The
repeal. He said that the people of the
upper county wanted the la for their
own protection. A motion to rscommit
WAS made hy him but was lost. Senator
Records said that it would be dan ger
ous hill to amend and that, after the total
repeal, il the membsr from New Cast Gle
would introduce bill making the limit
Evening journal., 1895-03-28
A masonIe substitute.

Representative Burton will introduce
a bill to incorporate the Masonic Trust
Company, Of Lewes IL will be a sub
siitute for the bill he previously intro
duced Incorporating the Masonic lodge
Of that town.
Evening journal., 1895-03-28
Want q Lower Tax,

An act to repeal chapter rs. OF volume
lS Laws of Delaware, was given notice
OF by Representative Townsend The act
sought TO be repealed provides that
school district No 173 Sussex county,
shall raise $3.50 tax instead of S75
Evening journal., 1895-03-28

Look for John A Lengel's Book Beer
signs, and givs it trial You have only
once In year chance to indulge ia
Book Beer John A Lsngels beer has
the reputation of being pure. wholesome
and appetizlng The same can be said
OF Lsngel's Bosk Beer 1t is in regard to
quality unsurpassed Try it, yon will
nud II every where. and If you like It..
rec immsnd 1t 10 your friend. On tap
Friday, March 90
Evening journal., 1895-03-28
mApRIEn

DoHERTY Y-RADCLlFF.-- On March Is.
1895, a. the Green Hin parsonage. by Rev. r..
w, Long, John Doherty. Of Henry Clay and
Ellen hadcliff. Of hcckland.
Evening journal., 1895-03-28

AZ communications intended for inserf.on
q this column should be addressed to sooiety
y Ito ARE OF the EvRElNo J0uBmAL. Corr.
gunicAGions should ba written on one nl5e AZ
tbs papef ONLY
Evening journal., 1895-03-28
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS
Wilmingtonians at the House
Warming of the Girard Alumni.
AN ENJOYABLE EUoHRE PARTY

Given at the Home Of Mrs. worrilow
Last Eventng-Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
meFadden Give a Pleasant Party.
Some other Events of Interest TO
Wilmington People and Their Friends.
Evening journal., 1895-03-28
cave ! pIeasant Partr.

Mr., aEd Mrs Daniel McFadden gave a
PLEASANT party at their home Tuesday
evening, in honor of Miss Maggie Nc
Fadden and Mrs. John Fry.
Among those present. were: Mr. and
Mrs ID McFedden, Mrs John Fry, Miss
Maggie McFadden, Miss Mollie L Clark,
Miss Elsie Stoops, Miss Allwine, the
Misses Allen, Miss Jennie Miller. Mis-
Annie Cummings. Miss Katie Whalen,
Miss Mamie Whalen, Miss l'aisy
haisack, Miss Eva Pennington,
Mr and Mrs. II Giles, Wilism Joyce,
William Snyder. Mr. Sneeds. William
Rabbit, Henry Guyer, Warren Talbert,
Charles Curtis. Mr Lawrence. MIR.
Sullivan. DR.. Cole ard wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Talbot, William Whalen.
The time was passed Ia music, dane.
ing and games, and at midnight an
elaborate supper was served.
Concerning an old Delaware Preacher,
George Ross, one of the signers of the
Declaration of Independence, is one of
the characters which will be impereon-
ated in the historical tablesux which
Philadelphia society folk are giving.
His father was Rev George Ross rector
of the first Episcopal church In New
Castle, who came from Rosshlre, Scot
land, and Was direct descendant of the
Earls of Ross.
A brother OF George Ross married a
Miss Clay ypoole, who was well known az
Betsy Ross, the designer of the frst
American flag
A number of Wilmington society
pc pie will go to PhiladelUhia to morrov
evening to see the tableaux
Evening journal., 1895-03-28
Bltuminous Coal
For steam, from best mines.
George Il Mccall Company,
Eighth and Shipley streets

Musicians, sc r., artists gay,
And journalists capricious,
For this Book Beer that Stoeckle's brew,
Our Famous Beck Beer delicious.
Evening journal., 1895-03-28
FOR RENT.


DWELLINGS.
1904 West Ninth street. o rooms and bath,
p south Clayton street, rooms.
1871 Lincoln street rooms and bath.
2 S. Harrison street, 3 rooms and bath.
Jl West street, 10 rooms and bath.
lVl2 West Second ST., rooms and bath.
1910 West Eighth St.. 3 rooms and bath.
z33l< Market street, rooms and bath.
ll2S Chestnut street.
l05 y. Clayton street, II rooms and bath.
Gnl Van Buren, street. rooms and bath.
1907 Lincoln street, rooms and bath.
SRl Clal ton street, rooms and bath.
900 King ieet, 10 rooms and bath.
l40i Harrison street, rooms apd bath.
a0t East Sixteenth street. rookns.
1914 b. Thirteenth street, rooms and bath.
gl4 POPLAR street. rooms and bath.
420 ace. 424 w. 18th street, rooms and bath.
7l3 French street. lb rooms and bath.
sol SheArman street.
Fifteenth and Clay mont streets.
1915 Washington street, 10 rooms and bath.
22l Maryland avenue.
1884 Claymont street.
House at GOrdOn Heights, rooms.
For List Of Stores tor rent, Call al ONCE
Evening journal., 1895-03-28

Harry E nmons and Philip r. Clark
were la town yesterday ia the interest OF
the Gordon Heights railway supplement
which is now hung up In the Senate The,
were.sccompanied by George Lodge, VIII
Is also interested in several Legislative
bills
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1895-07-24
THE CIRCUS.

This Is the circus, so noisy and gay.
That went through the village one bright sum-
mer day.
With elephants, camels and ponies SO small.
Band wagons, and horses, and riders. and all
Now up street, now down street. all over the
town,
Paraded the circus and tumbled the clown
And this is the schoolboy who viewed with de-
light
The circus-man's posters. attractive and
bright
Who read all the bills in wonder-struck way
And dreamt of the circus by night and by day:
VINO begged of his father: oh! d. let me GO!
must this wonderful, wonderful shown
And this is the father, to business inclined:
In truth he is sorely perplexed in his mind
For Jake has talked circus" till Johnny and
Jim,
And Milly and Molly are teasing with him.
OF course for circus the father don't care
He aCould like to see the trained animals there,
The acrobat's feats, and the FRANKS OF the
And he may have that morning some business
in town.
And this is the mother; she goes to the show
Because "'twould be lonely at home" as we
know:
She says there is in it more labor than fun
But since to get ready they all have begun
She will not now stop them, although it is plain
The whole of the trip is more trouble than
gain
And here are the family in the front row,
All having great fun at this very big show;
And Jakey IS laughing-and Johnny, and JIM
And as for the faJher-whyl just look at him!
The girls and their mother, all laugh till the
shake
And this comes from going to please little Jake
Sarah E. Howard, in Good HouskeepiEg.y
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1895-07-24
No Familiarity There.

Mrs. Blues-Do you have to treat
your cook as if she were member of
your family?
Mrs. Greys-Goodness, no! We have
to be very kind and polite to her.
Oakland Cali Times.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1895-07-24

-"Cholly believes in himself thor
oughly," said one girl. Yes" replied
the other; hes SO credulous. Wash.
ington Star.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1895-07-24

into a deep
cape co a r.
The 81 e e v e s
are in large
m u t t o nj e G
shape. Many
of the lovely
flower e d or
g a n d y a n d
dotted India
muslin dresses
have plain col
ored lawn or
batiste waist
linin gs a n d
fou n d a t i o n
skirts instead
of those oil
surah or taf-
fe ia 8 i | K.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1895-07-24
FASHION LETTER.

Beautiful and Dressy Summer Gowns
Fabrics and styles In Great Variety Suited
to the Season.
The Arizona sentinel., 1895-11-02
Gold CrGss Mine.

Colonel Helges, one of the owners of the Gold Cross mine, was in town Tuesday. He reports the new t00- stamp mill just built running night and day nd in fine order. His com pany has just finished putting in fine new pumping plant few miles down the Colorado river. This will furnish sufficient water for the new and old mills. The latter contains 40 stamps and has been closed down temporarily on account of water supply not being sufficient to keep the 40 stamp drop ping. The entire plant now consists of 40 stamp and when it commences to to crush ore it is estimated by those who are competent to judge that $l25,- 900 per month in gold will be taken out
 Hedges, the name of the mining camp was named in honor of the Col onel He made the SENTINEL office in in company with Judge Davis pleas ant call during his visit here.
The Arizona sentinel., 1895-11-02
A ''Daisy" Letter.

The following letter, addressed Yuma Arizona P. NJ. Please hand tc some Lawyer," was received by the postmaster Tuesday morning and handed to Messrs. Brown & Huson to answer:
 "Waverly N. Y. Oct. p, 1895.
 MT What are the condition or law how much time what the cost How long residence required Is charge or claim of adultery required Are con- ditions hard Will some lawyer an swer. IRA DODGE"
 Evidently domestic infelicity has obliterated MT. Dodge's ideas of ex- plicitness and wiped out his early teaching of composition and punctua- tion. The conclu~ion drawn by the law firm is he wants divorce and wants it in hurry, the laws of New York being too hard and the courts too slow.