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BUFFALO
LITHIA WATER

powerful and the only known solvent OF Stone IN the
Bladder Equally efficacious in Brghts Disease Of
the Kidneys Gout. Rheumatic Govt. Rheumatism,
Nervous Dyspepsia Nervous Elk hauston, etc. Sold by
all Druggists descriptive pamphlets to any address
Tn0A3 2, GooDE, PropriaE Buffalo kthia Springs, W.
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Funeral of John M. Young.

The Rev. Byron Sunderland conducted
the funeral services over the body of the
late John M. Young at 2 o'clock yesterday
afternoon, the funeral taking place from
the late residence of the deceased, 301 18th
street southwest. The remains were buried
in the Congressional cemetery, the honor
airy pall-bearers being Henry Stephenson,
]. o. Knox, w. r. Smith, w. II. Crosby,
B. F. Queen and Daniel Frazer. The active
bearers, composed of members of the Mer-
chants Club were L. A. Littlefield, D. G..
Scheffer, C. A. Langley, J. w. Thomas,
James Cunningham and j. D. Mankin.
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Moses semi-Annual stock-Moving sale.-Ad

Theo. A. Williams, proprietor of a dairy,
and negro named Richardson emptied
revolyers at each other at Charleston, s.
c., Yesterday. Williams was shot in the
abdomen, and will die. The negro was
slightly wounded.
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them with any dangerous degree. The en-
tire family were rendered precariously i'll.
DR.. Wells attended the family, and yes
terday pronounced it's members out of
danger.
Rev. Mr.. Pofinger. who has been pastor
Of st. Barnabas' p. E. Church for some
time, has resigned to accept pastorate in
North Carolina. He preached his farewell
sermon last Sunday. His successor has not
yet been determined upon.
The property of the late Sergt. William
Johnson in Oxon Hill district, containing
nineteen acres of land. was recently sold
at public auction to VIM. E. Fowler for
$500.
The Tuesday Club met at the residence
of the Misses Schoepf last Tuesday even
ing, and discussed the works of Cervantes.
Misses Alice Owens and Lulie Fuller left
yesterday morning on visit to Baltimore
county, where they will remain some time.
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reaches. RATS OR BED BUGS CANNOT BIZ
found where Glentworths Exterminator is used. Try
it. Cut this out NJ. w. BEyERmGE, 1215 + st.
fe1-eo1m
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-25
English Tramps and Their Babies.

On arriving at York, we went at
once to Warmgate, the kid-house dis
trict. and picked out the filthiest one
we could find. The inmates were
principally in pairs; each moocher had
his Judy (wife), and each little kid had
his little Moll SISTER. These children
are the very offspring of the road, and
they remind me very much of monkeys.
Yet one has to feel sorry for them,
since they did not ask for life, and yet
are compelled to see its meanest and
dirtiest side. Their mothers love them,
when they are not drunk; and when
they are, their fathers have to play
mothers, if they are not drunk them
selves. Never in my life have l seen
more serio-comic situation than in
that York kid-house, where two tramps
were rocking their babies to sleep.
Observation-Disclosures of the Bohemi-
ans-fondling their babies! l should
far sooner have looked for New York
hobo in clergyman's robes But tramp
ing with children and babies is fad
in English vagabondage. Josiah Flynt,
In Century.
Lemon Sponge.-Dissolve half an
ounce of gelatine in half a pint OF
water, add the rind of one lemon
pared thinly and one ounce and half
of sugar. Strain the juice OF one
lemon into q basin, add the white OF
one or two eggs and strain on to 1t
the dissolved gelatine. Whisk all to-
gether till so stiff that a spoon will
stand up in it. Ornament mold
with preserved fruits, pour the sponge
into 1t and let 1t stand till cold. Then
turn out to serve and ornament the
dish with pink jelly chopped finely
I.Aada MarcurY.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-25
THE NEW TWIN SCREW REVENUE CUTTER
WILLIAM WINDOW.

The dimension of the cylinders is l1A,
1871, and 26K inches bore by "a inch
stroke. These engines are of about 800
horse power. The boiler is of the
Scotch marine type, 10 feet in diameter,
16 feet long, and built for firing at both
ends. The draft when fully equipped
will be seven feet.
The William Window is built for the
revenue service and its sailing ground
will be in the Chesapeake bay, and its
stations Baltimore and Washington.
The cutters commander has not yet
been assigned. The crew will be fifty
all told.
In addition to the engines it will be
rugged with two masts and provided
with sails. The cutter is expected to
make a speed of fifteen knots an hour.
The armament will consist of one g.
FOUNDER and two 1-pound rapid-firing
guns. The small arms will consist of
80 new and improved Jorgensen rifles,
such as are furnished the navy, and an
equal number of cutlasses and revolt
vers. The furnishings inside will be
polished cherry for the ward room and
solid mahogany for the cabin.
The duties of the Window are to pro-
tect the revenue, assist vessels in dis
tress, suppress mutinies, to see that all
laws regarding commerce in the United
States are properly obeyed, and render
other similar service. In time of war
it will cooperate with the navy. The
captain will rank with lieutenant com
manders in the navy. There are twen-
ty-three vessels of this character hav-
ing captain commanders in the service;
eight with first lieutenant commanders
and five with junior officer comman-
ders.
The Window is the only one of these
thirty-six vessels provided with triple
expansion engines, although some are
now building which will have quad
ripple expansion engines.
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THE TERRIBLE KNOUT.
An Instrument of Punishment Far More
Cruel Than the "Cat."

Cruei Than the "Cat.'
Our own record in the matter of fog
ging is not nice one. Happily, some
diligent research is needed to present it
fully, for the whip, as an instrument of
discipline, has almost disappeared in
this country. 1t is good many years
since the ''cat" has fiourished over the
backs of our seamen and its employ
ment in our prisons is exceptional in
these days. And even where it does
exist the present day punishment of
the "cat," inflicted with an instrument
that carries no knots and seldom more
than fifteen or twenty strokes, is not to
be compared with the savage hoggings
Of the past.
The Russian "knout," however, is a
much more terrible instrument of tor
ture than the scat" as will be seen
from the accompanying illustration.
And, unfortunately, one never knows
for certain how much of the knout
is left in modern Russia. The tel
egraph wire still at times carries the
horrid whizz of it from remote Siberia,
and only the other day came the news
from st. Petersburg of a new imperial
ukase ''abolishing the use of the knout
for the punishment of offenses COM
mitted by the peasantry, who have
hitherto been completely at the mercy
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-25
THE WILLIAM WINDOW.
New Revenue Cutter Now Being Built at
Dubuque, Ia

New Revenue Cutter Now Being Built at
Dubuque, Ia.
The revenue cutter William Window
is near enough to completion to be
ready for launching whenever the stage
of water will permit 1t is being built
by the Iowa iron works of Dubuque,
Ia, the same firm that built the Erics-
son, and was commenced In 1898. The
contract price is S9s,50O.
The following are its dimensions:
Length, 10 feet s inches over all; beam,
81 feet IL inches; depth of hold, IA
feet. The material used in its con-
struction is steel of the best quality,
every piece ofwhich has been subjected
to the crucial test provided by the de-
partment. The engines are what are
known as the twin screw inverted of
the triple expansion type, two sets.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-25
COUNTESS OF WARWICK.

changer" Not long ago the countess
entertained some four hundred guests
at a ball at Warwick castle. The
guests were attired in the costumes of
the period of Louis XIV. and XVI,
and the stately reception rooms of the
castle had been most harmoniously
decorated in the style of the same
period. Not a detail was lacking in
the completeness of the illusion, even
the lighting being carried out by wax
candles and electric light adapted to
the shapes of imitation candles, while
the servants were all in appropriate
dress. The cedar drawing-room was
the ballroom of the occasion, and the
music was rendered by the White vi
ennese band, also in costume. Supper
was laid in the great banqueting hall,
whittier the guests were summoned by
blare of trumpets. Programmes and
menu cards were printed on Louis
Quinze screens, bearing miniature
picture of Warwick castle. The design
ON the invitation cards was a view of
Warwick castle. The countess of War
wick appeared as Marie Antoinette,
and the earl of Warwick wore the dress
Of a field marshal of the day. All the
chief personages of the period seemed
to have risen out of the past, so wildly
were they represented by the various
distinguished guests. The courtly scene
was indeed well worthy of the one cas-
tie in England which was never taken
h,va Sc. -, IL, h,,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-25

any other European state, tne numan-r
spirit of the age has been felt, and one
is disposed to regard as exaggerated
the statements just quoted. Certainly
It had been generally supposed that the
knout was abolished for all but the
gravest offenses, so long ago as 1866.
But Russia has never been governed
wholly by it's written laws, and there
are regions of that empire where ukase
NAV be slow to reach the local judges"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-25
COUNTESS OF WARWICK.
Mistress OF the Finest Castle In England
and . Socialist.

The rich and beautiful countess of
Warwick, mistress of the finest castle
in England, and q prime factor in the
smart set, is socialist. In an article
in the Pail Mall Magazine she writes:
SIS the industrial future of Merry Eng
land inevitably what you professors of
the moral sciences disclose it? Sweat
ing dens for London; managers or
Manitoba for our cottagers? Poach or
starve is hard gospel. Is it possible
that the future of our country house
life involves our adaptation OF game
farming in order to pastime the mil
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-25

of the local judges in this respect, be-
cause statistics were submitted to the
car, showing that in ten years 5000
persons, mostly guilty of thefts of prod
uce, had died after punishment with
the knout."
Granted the infection Of the knout,
the 5000 deaths are easily believed; the
instrument itself (supposing this to be
true) evidently dies harder than its VIC
Tins. But even in Russia, where the
rod and It's equivalents have had more
extended and bloody existence than Ia
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-09
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE.


DULWER CONSOLIDATED MINING COM
- pany-Location Of principal place of business,
San Francisco California; location Of works, Bodie,
Mono County, California.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account OF assessment (No. 10)
levied on the 18th day of December, 1894, the
several amounts set opposite the Of the re-
spective shareholders as follows:
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G10 OOO MAGNIFICENT CORNER IN
tD1A.OUO. the Western Addition: 60x1O0;
something very choice viii soon sell for 81 1000
Apply 10 THOMAS MCMAHON,
62S Market st.
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TO EXCHANGE,

Ok 000 FOR EXCHANGE IN HOUSES
ID IC.UUU and lots in the beautiful city OF
Riversde lots in bearing orange trees, a quarter
OF a mile from business center: would exchange
part or all for property in very close to San
Francisco. Address Owner 1853 Almond ST.,
Riverside, Riverside County, Cal.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
CITY BARGAINS, CITY BARGAINS.

0aSOn A BROOM MODERN RESIDENCE;
oDOCUU. nearly new; freshly painted and
tinted street work all done; choice location in the
Western Addition; $4,000 or $4,000 can remain at
7 per cent: a profit OF $500 to $1,000 can be made
on this within the current year
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TYPEWRITERs AND SUPPLIES.

CIIAS. f. NAYLoIs, AtFGR'S ACT, 10 MONTY
~ st. Standard Typewriters and supplies Mimeo-
graph goods; installment terms; rents, repairs.
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.


00OO WHY NOT OWN YOUR OWN
tp1lIU. home? 119-story 5room house and lot,
25x10S 4 blocks from Centerst. station. WILL
LIAM J. DINGEE, 46o-462 Eighth ST., Oakland
Gs0O00 s ROOM COTTAGE, CEMENT
sbZOOO. floor in basement, lot 30x139; good
location cable-cars; corner lot Linden ST.,
5Ox1S2, easy terms. w. W. BLOW, 1910 Broad
way, Oakland.
4O000 7ROOMS; 2-STORY HOUSE. BATH,
,DCOUO. high basement, laundry, electric bells;
centrally located; gas or electricity; house never
been occupied; lot 35x135; street work all done:
$500 cash, balance $50 per month: no Interest," a
great bargain must be sold within ten days w.
w. BLOW, 1910 Broadway, Oakland.
GTS00 WORTH OVER $4,000; A BEAU
j OUU. tiful home at sacrifice; extra large
lot, 100x125. Address E. E. BUNCE, 1910 Broad
way.
G1e6O CASH-5 ROOMS .AND BATH; A
ID 1OOU bargain; 25x100; close to local. VIM
P. TODD, 1910 Broadway, Oakland.
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WAGONS AND CARRIA GES,

WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.
U1OR SALE-GOOD DELIVERY WAGON,
Il mare and harness; $50. 1859 Market ST.
. NEW FIRST-CLASS CARTS; LIGHT MILK
Il wagon; must sell at once S29 Howard st.
DINE BAKERY AND LAUNDRY WAGONS,
i rockaway, buggies; also hack. 82s Harrison.
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HORSES

HORSES.
w ANTED-A 1-HoRSE, 4CAN MILK-WAGoN
w 2425 Mission ST.
MUST BE SOLD AT oNCE-WELL-BRED
w mare, buggy and harness; fine roadster. In
quire New York Stables, 507 Jessie st.
100 SETS SECONDHAND HARNESS; ALL
IUO kinds; secondhand wagons buggy, carts
also 20 cheap horses. Fifteenth and Valencia SITS.
A UCTION SALE OF HORSES, WAGONS,
n carts, ETC., every Wednesday, IL O'Clock, atthe
oId-estabished and reliable horse market 1927 Sixth,
bet. Folsom and Harrison. SULLIVAN & DOYLE,
propretors and livestock auctioneers.
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.

OS0 HOUSE, 5 ROOMS. IN BERKE-
tD1AOU. ley; lot 60x135; $3.50 cash, SIS
monthly,
$14O0-Cottage, rooms; lot 4Ox1OO.
$50O-Lot 50x10O, at station.
$200-Lot 25K135; $40 down. So monthly.
CHAS. A. BAILEY, 20 Montgomery st. or
Berkeley station, Berkeley.
QO60 EACH-20 FINE LOTS IN BERKF-
tDLJU ley, 4Oxl00 severed and ready to build
on; terms $50 cash, balance on time to suit; come
now and make your investment: these lots are
worth $500; no such bargains offered in the past
2 years; railroad likely TO pass through the
tract Further particulars apply to the Home In
vestment Company, 1902 Broadway, Oakland, Cal.
Q.1 o AfONTHLY-NEW BROOM COTTAGE.
ID 10 with mantel. bath, laundry, pantry; fenced
severed; lot 40x1O0: $500. +. BOEGLE, $50
Market ST.; W. &. MORAN, Lorin.
TN BEAUTIFUL BERKELEY, ONLY 10 MIN
l. ntes' walk from station; 3 acres; nice house of
rooms Apply to JOS. j. MASON, Dwight way
station.
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= RUBBERS- FOR RACEHORSES, S25 AND
- found: CRATER for fruit trees, S26 and found. c.
Il. HANSEN x CO., 10 Geary st.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEO
TOR SALE-NEWLY RIGGED AND FITTED
II schoonerrigged whalehoat. Apply s. P. PET
ERSON, old Alameda Point. High ST., Alameda.
GALIGRAPH TYPEWRITER, PERFECT
" order, cost $780, for $50. 1928 McAllister st.
01 FOOT TUG, COST $4,000, $4,000: Az
y foot tug and business $500; 36foot steam
launch, cost $4,000, $500; 90 and so foot soops,
new, S400 and $500; will exchange 800 acres In
Kern County tor 60-ton schooner; 20-foOt yacht
500, and others. Marine Craft Sales and Ex-
change Agency, 7 Flood building.
COUNT Frs, SHELVING, SHOWCASES
- bought and sold. 1l2l15 Market bet. 7th and 9Th
NEW RANGES CHEAPER THAN SECOND
IN hand w. S. Ray Mfg Co., IL California st.
ONE SMALL MEDIUM AND LARGE-sIZE
" fire ana burglar proof safe. 221-223 Market ST.
THE LARKIN-sTREET BRANCH OFFICE OF
i TIE CALL has been transferred TO 1T Larkin
ST.. where advertisements will be received up TO
9 30 P.
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LOST.

7 oST-THUR SDAY EVE, BAG, CONTAIN
IL ing money and certificates; liberal reward /:
belongs 10 laboring man. Finder please return TO
Call Branch, 2518 Mission ST.
DIED cow IN GALE; EARS SPLIT. RETURN
III TO OConnors grocery, cor. Twenty-fourth and
Hampshire sts., and receive reward.
T OST-BAY HORSE FROM NEAR FIVE
u mile House, Mission road. Return to D. CAV
AGNARO, 6l9 Davis ST.; reward
T OST-AT SAN MATED, LAST SATURDAY,
u hay horse, 1900 or 1900 pounds; double ring
on hip and white streak on face Reward. Return
TO 1924 Greenwich st.
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COOK, COUNTRY RESTAURANT, $40: COOK
- restaurant, near city, $40 week. c. R. HAN
sen * CO, ITO Geary ST.
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z HOTEL WATERS; COOKS: BAKER 81
- and found. MURRAY q READY, 6S4 Clay.
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STORAGE.

SiTORAGE or FURNITURE, PIANOS, HOUSE
- hold goods, etc. j. NJ. PIERCE, 735 Market st.
E,IRST-CLASSS STORAGE; ADVANCES MADE
l. 42l-42S Market st. CHAS. l.. TAYLOR.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-AN AMERICAS WHO DROVE 4
" grocery delivery wagon in this city, $50 10 S35
. month and found, city references required; also
= miners, S52 month; CRATER on almond trees,
81 day: farmers and other at w. D. EVER &;
Co :. 626 Clay ST.
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VUANTED-ENERG NAN AND WIFE
W who have run a restaurant; good opportu-
nifty Call 637 Clay ST.
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U1WO-CHAIR BARBER-SHOP AND CIGAR
1 store with or without stock for sale cheap. 1904
Polk S.
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w ANTED - CARBOHYDRATES AND GU
W case. c. HOWARD. 6091e Howard 81.
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S4OO cash, balance monthly: modern and ele-
gantly equipped 2-story residence, containing
double pariors, dining-roon. kitchen and 3 large
bedrooms; high basement: rooms large and sunny
4 bay-windows: Sc. cor of % tn and Diamond SITS.
block from Castro-st cars. TOBIN d McNAL-
LY. $50 Market.
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" women; must be active and experienced in
selling laces, ribbons and embrOideres; others
need apply. s23 Market St, room 7, bet. 2 3 P.
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ETACHINIST FOR CENTRAL AMERICA, 81
VI day, silver; CRATER, 81 % day and found
'nilker and others. Apply J. F. CRoSETr IL CO,
6gS Sacramento ST.
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(,LEAN SINGLE ROOMS, 15c a NIGHT. "a
- Washington 81, Plaza House.
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ATTORNEYS-AT-LAw
A DVTCE FREE; DIVORCE LAWS A SPECIAL
"A ty: collections. damages wills, deeds etc. G. w
HOWE, Att'y-at-law. $50 Market, cor. Stockton.
NT ~ DAVIDSON, ATTORNEY "A ALLAN ,42o
w California ST., rms. 14-15; advice free.
ToHN r. AITKEN, ATTORNEY RS.
u 10 and IL 402 Montgomery ST., cor. California.
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EINELY FURNISHED SUNNY ROOMS IN
i private family, in Berkeley; excellent table
central location; references. House. p o., Berkeley
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MARTIN & co, EMPLOYMENT AGENTS
VI 149 Market St, main telephone No. 1S49 fur
nish ali kinds of reliable male help.
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I 4 ROOMS AND BATH, ALL RENTED. 1925
i II SO rooms with saloon old established. $1,000
10 rooms with saloon, old established. HOO
rooms, complete for housekeeping. $3.50
BUCHANAN & CO., 995 Market st.
CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA-THE
" WEEKLY CALL, sent to any address in the
United States or Canada one year for 81 80, post
age free.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-03

festivities so near, this seems almost
useless, considering the fact that few
Yards OF lace, some spangled tulle or
chiffon will smarter the old ones and
convert them into really charming tide
over toilettes.
Take white satin gown, for instance,
or white 0rocsde. a little French
chalk will make the hem fresh, and, the
skirt covered with an accOrdion-pl eated
or crlnkled Gauze, in one OF the popular
shakes OF pink. generally cerlse, the
effect will be surprisingly smart. The
white background will give Shimmery
appearance TO the tissue extremely
pretty.
A twist Of satin will make the girdle,
and soft, crushed bows OF 1t knotting
down pink velvet roses an altogether
bewitching bertha The sleeves should
carry out the scheme OF white and be
built on circuler-puff lines.
More matronly is a ruby satin yelled
with black lace, long stole ends OF jet
depending from a jet belt onto the
skirt. Vandykes of JET make the neck
trimming, two reaching upward 10 the
throat, Of Jet set off with red roses.
The sleeves are circular pulled affairs
overhung with jet points.
Tue black satin coat can havs spring
like look impaired to IL by the addition
of a capriote vest OF white satin. This
is narrowly striped scrosSNwith fne gold
braid, and buttoned down on each side
TO a sort Of outer wastcoat OF the same
material. which has diagon- is Of
Jet crossing it. The high 10 3nd
gauntlet cuffs harmonic.
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PERSONALS.

Sweet Margery d., your letters two
Have duly been perused.
l long TO catch a glimpse OF you
l hone you're not amused,
Nor yet inclined in this TO see
The slightest improperly.
Miss Marian Elliott, Of Rochester, Pa,
is the guest OF friends here.
Miss Elizabeth Mende is home from
a visit to friends az Uniobtown, Pa.
Miss Lizzie Weiss, Of Pttsburg, is
visiting Mrs a. y. Wheat, on Chapline
street.
Miss Laura Caldwell is home from
Washington Female College spending a
few days.
Mr.. aud Mrs. VIII A. Delaplain are
home from three weeks trip to
Charleston.
Miss Bessie Atkinson LETT last week
for Chicago, to be the guest OF Miss
Elizabeth Lucas.
Mrs. Mary L. Reed and daughter,
Miss Sara, of West Alexander, are visit
ing friends on Fourteenth street
Miss Frances Ellery. of South Chap
line street. who is spending the winter
in baltimore aud Washington, will at
tend Mrs. Cleveland's reception this
month.
Mrs. Mary DeIaplaine and daughter,
Miss Hulda. leave tomorrow for New
Orleans, where,they will spend some
time. During their stay they will take
in the festivities attending the Msfdi
Gras.