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New-York tribune., 1895-06-27

,Mered ana coco bush No corn. ,'e and Ia oN.f
,1iy' " IL. aHoat..... OATS Trhd" IN oats was sn".
IN" opening liiilc gain IN prWr inruy du' y"
ne good cnsh trade ~ las; evening y" hnyng on IN,
re" wns limited. however and toward midday a god
p'rtlpn 90 the advance was lost The reports r'kadnS
t1e crop cJntnu" very Favorable" and WIN increasing re-
c'rs at primary markets and promise 81 liberal move
mont 81 oats the disposition - nuy iniures IN
speculative Is much restricted: In" felihS
pressure prsdcminat"d tho greater part o' III" session.
hithorsh toward the close there was some improvement
me market leaving OF about steady ana un'h"hR'd 10
net decline. Cnsh oats moderately active. s"i's
49, bush as follows: $1,000 bush No 2'sc Gle
Vator: 3IrCv hush NJ 2 white. 3,'sc l%p bush 10 .
white. 33c. New-Iork Central elevator ana D"o buSh
track white. 3jIto
We CIV, for comparison the closing prices OF the pre-
New-York tribune., 1895-06-27
DEL. LACKAwANNA AND WESTERN Il. II.
stations in New-YOrk foot of barclay and
Christopher Streets.
'VESTIBULED TRAINS, PULLMAN BUFFET
CARS. PlyTSCH LIGHT.

Direct route 10 NEWAlsK. bieDOMIiELD. MoNrCLAIR.,
THE ORANGES summit BernaI sdviie Basn.ns
Ridge Madison, Morristown, pAssaic Paterson. Boom
ton. Dover. slanhope. NEWTON. BUDDs LAKE:
LAKE IOPATCONG hackettstown, ScHOOLEYS =
Mot NTAIN. Washington pliILlit sByRG. EAsrON.
WATER GAP. sTROuDSBuRG, poeono Mountains.
SCRANTON, PlTTSTON, WIl.kESbARRE. NANTI-
COKE, pANvILI.E NokTHuMBERAND Mont.
rose BIN6llAMTON. OXFORD. NORWICH. Water.
Vile UTICA. RICHFlELD SPRINGS Cortland.
SYRACUSE, OSW EGO. ITHACA, OWEGO, ELMlRA,
CORNING, BATH, DANSyI:.lE BrFEAi0 and all
noints WEST, NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
,:26 A. M-BNGHAMToN VAIL Stops at principal
600 A. M.-BUFFAIO. SCRANTON. pINGHAMToN,
UTICA KICHFIlI.D SPRINGS SYRACUSE and
osWEGo EXPRESS. Pullman Buffe, Parlor Cars con.
ncct at Buffalo with train FOR Chicago and points west
90 T. M'-ScRANTON. BINoHAMToN and ELMIRA
EXPRESS. Pullman parior
400 =. M.-sCRANToN. wiik EsBARRE and PLYN-
Ot'TH EXPRESS. Pullman parlor ears.
7sO p. NJ. (Dalyl-punslo vs.Lbuled Iamitsd Exprsss
for SCRANTON. BINGHAMToN. ELMlRA nUr.
FALo Pullman bufe. sleepns Car Connects at
iBunaio with train Tor Chicago and points west ,
Sao r NJ. DAILY, cbrFEHL0 scRANroN !S plSoHA,M;
and oswE19 EXrREss Pullman nSss. ;ass SIssssrs :.
Park Place go Broadway Tickets at ferry s.tiona va
?3e Coumbusavs. New-York; 33s and 100 Futons, and
100 broadway brooklyn. Time tables giving full infos
nation at all sta ior-
check baggage from hotel residence TO destination
New-York tribune., 1895-06-27
&: nj 6 LIN e S .

NV lOIt
al foll,s and five minutes earlier from West 23l-s
900 ps"smon Iii n 'pgi@ E@ira 'Bhsso Braso5a James.
town Cincinnati and Chicago. Parior car 70
Buffalo. .,
9l5 aniay 81 Ss"T' 1or T"xeio 1S ioieH sdds,oq Pei
Jrrvis Lackawaxrn. Calicoon. Hancock Deposit
Susquehanna and Monticello. paT;or car to Mont''
colo ,,,, .,. o..
300 c"s 'SSqsS a ensaaaa"" l' ' cisysand
si5 4 NJ. Chicago +. ". sieepers 70 Chi'
cagl Cleveland and Cincinnati Dining Car.
~.on y. N.-funao V-stlbulod Express Daily arrives
I.UU i,un .ln 6.35 A. N. making direct c'nnections
f1r Detroit Chicago and the West Bunalo pas
s"ngrfs remain In sleeper until A. NJ ,.,,
S:4J b. Ep; Sr soa 0%sH'1"c sn TO chcaso setp.s But
S.ln ChcaeO and Cincinnett Dinny SM
I OcAI. TIME TABLE. TICKET AND PULLMAN
accommodations at III POI. 4Ol and o3i brosaway'
$50 E,. la5ih ST. Chambers and West sd st ferfs
Sew York. 90 Rroadway and 1913 Fuons' Brooklyn ~.
Iirdson-s, Ulfokcn. and Jersey city station t.1ls
ansfe- C.nllny calls for and checks baggage from
lar.i anil ~ destination
New-York tribune., 1895-06-27

a IME NEW EN-, YORK ,, TRIBUNE ,. WILL nE RE.
way, I'd door north o. Thirty-nrst-st; and ADvER.
EASEMENTS at tho followng Branch ofnce.: 2st
isI Fourth-avs. cor Fouresnthst $50 Thl.dave; Ie6
sx,y.nrs,-s Los First-ave.; 100 West Forty second ~
,a2 c9uMbus-aye .? Avenue A; iaea Th!rdays 2Sf
1888 Thrd-ave: c0Si Thiriave between ne-hundrcd.
Broadway.
At the HARLEM OFFICES iso East one.hundred-snd.
ntynfthst 243 West One -hund NTH.
p M. at regular once ratcaL
New-York tribune., 1895-06-27
M y "'f' y
RlYAl Billie LINE.
TO pnrLApELrHIA. BALTIMORE AND

WASHINGTON
For Philadelphia. week days 40. 500. 900 100: 10 10:
iarlor caD 90 DINING Can 900 Dining car, - 80 50,
II io CDinng Car, A. NJ. 2.3) 90. 500 d)inns Carr.
100 Dining ,ap T.. NJ 1915 night - 90, ,oo,
For baltimore and Washington. week days. 800. lu"os
iiao DINING CaO A. n. 2ao $50. SOP dining o., ooa5.
II 20 dining Car 4 NJ. ? %, 800 pnns 'a) ot"
Dining can f.. ~. L. - night
Tickets and pArllfclr can bc, procured AZ fooS
o, i.hery 81, Tia ~: edi as e" lac ia2s lsrosa'
273 i.5u st. .5l Columbus A.. New YORK ,.nrs
s. $50 fult ST. Broohlyn; ns broadway W1sms::
hurr The New York Transfer Company VIII cal inr ana
rh.,s h,y,,sc from ho,. ~ residence destination
New-York tribune., 1895-06-27
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEV.JERSEY
(An.hraclte coal used exclusively
-Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals.
On and after May 70. 1879. @.

Trims leave station foot OF Liberty ~ .. ,
For Easton, Eeih.ehem Allentown. NaLch thunh, scX
43D T.l5 G:iG i:4j % Easton) \. NJ. l;iu lJo wv
F:aston) 43O As. 130 10 Allentown, T. NJ sunnays'
80 t7i5 10 Easton) A. NJ. 100 $3.50. G'p y NJ a.
For w!keshsrre, pIttston. and Scranton v'io A. Me-
ror Reading $50 500 80 i;3o A. M NJ. s,o sao:
days 100 23o. $50 800 NJ l2;ls ngnt 10 ,so.
400 BOO 5:tS p. NJ. 1918 night Sundays 100. $780,
GOO T. NJ. 1913 light. . . Am
For sunbury Lewsburg and ao Wssps1d psnnday. az SiSS
a. M.. 600 p ~ ''O'
For Red Bank Long 5ansh and rants so sou's zoe % ton! o
AK ss1drys So efces, ocean Grove and A'0or'
For Lakewood Toms Flyer Barpesat PARK ana ha'n''
For Ataniic city. Cape May vineiand and Brdse'on.
For Monmouth Beach seab,Ish, ani H,glands soe OF
Navesink. 430 s5, II 80 A. NJ lS' 4'So T. NJ "N''
days. 900 A. n t;9o p,onM,x po,rE
FOR LONG BRANCH; Ocean GkoNE' &c
For Atlantic I'll ghiands. Highland Beach. Normandle.
Rumsor B.ach. seahrght Monmouth Beach. and Long
branch at 4:3o 1913 A. NJ q 20 saturdays ony 3*o'
y:OD T. NJ. sundays. $50 a. NJ. 90 T. NJ .,..-
For Elb-ron Asbury Park. Ocean Grove, ana points
south 20 Point Pleasant. 1918 A. NJ 600 satnrdays
oniyj s.5 500 P ~ sundays 'except Ocean Grove and
Ais' ro, iaks%ooa Toms River. and Barnega 40 A. ~
.n1y AZ
New-York tribune., 1895-06-27

is next to impossible to move any considerable lines
scsy "a Sss1 eoeden as a 's has III
Buyer: st have the 70 ,oda .d moi
'!sad anything sndr The ,h rsss ns on Ken
fs Ne i'ss'SS sSo Ma ss grade: hG 10 ' a
:ssus9 g 20 Se sas %ssis . sstS on G%'s
FLOUR AND MEAThe advance IN S wses, r.rs ,eaay a5
SGu.s in ,%. ss nsu Buyers s2s .hoMns ana &
position Ak. h.d iS.1. Hsq.h ,.4 @ . nrTlhs IN n S
and and 'ae as "is"f sssa trade again q small
5sP'rS1 sS ss: ";., sqs. Tss patents ss
:sf. g. - .T s.. e: .., s0 II. s0 s g.
Srissie e. terms m D 6b so aSG i n6l: .1,n 1y
ss q oa % e ss' so sy bS: aH. es ss: .D!:
tYE ,'sss ss 'ss ss o a ops sS. "a at 81 90
eSe,sd sasas5s 81 :MsXrMsls.; yss,s
s's'ssss :"s:s ss ':;s ss;:,
5S % ss ss ,S
& = 7s%s2s s meal hS%ey 81 o city fD9 FEED ' Sc
GRAIN-wHEAT-The volume Of trade in wheat Tas %s
liberal this morning and pf1ss rannr ,e hash e
few minutes At the advance there scemed 10 be some
s"e ss Ssd Ss he r's s
right up the Top figures q ,he Cn"s pe 70 better
o !" ss hs ssoad than anepaed cables
% 'sns sr. s.S sSs rs%ns %
aon the growing Crops % sS1osn & n,pensR 9s in Tie
ts t:s0y ,S.r. and ana sh:h h. "s on %
SsIes" ;nS%ss sd. Hissea There sySTs's
spring wnss ssbsr Swns % the 70 wns whe%i
sons is certainly satisfactory feature the S spf'u ,hc
recent ss s an and III; ans
oy h., q winter wnss, & es rs% o 't he s
y..p: w p. c"mpAsss vi" ss ss.orSsd min. a the "sr0
Tss,s are n" "G' the new new crop "a wh. begin.
y,.b. T. .Ss. fo Ts' @c
unusual oSSu,snse os w",sr Ds %h" %rs 20
,ss sery vi" ,nn' take axe ns time The demand os @
sSd wheat Interior e s'sp,s sas neS"s 81 Si'
bush all winter against $5 bush Las, ns ss i. M
New-York tribune., 1895-06-27

cash quotations follows Flour dul and neg.
wheat. 72Egis.c. 40 spring wheat. ,da72c 30 red.
&C. rs barley HS ss SSsp nominal g. rss.ce 81 TO- prime
msh seed 49, ns%n, @ mGs gIs & pc, .hdg, s9 rs es
co 50 sG c a. ' Sry % sasd snosdsr: oss ALA
s. 90 short clear sides 'h,v'd 81 e?4asd ~ whisky
s'''r ~ srannais %nsri s. 81 STANDARD r. ae per bb
pa"y~ 1 Raw. w. Ssc boiled ec on the rrcducc Eschoaee
today The butter market was weak extra cr'amry ,c
fresh fresh stock. ioal6'sc per dozen
"s%9s I:ac 5s, e c" d. T., s fsns gas Is s a. G.
81 5oas 6; spring patent, S. 25ast 60 do ncy 50 Io
"a,s {" e M "' % c % a 4. $ g %ss5 %s SS, G@
sG DEMAND ssS r'' ,c Sa .e NS H. reg White tne
No yellow AZ white ssr 'Iass !se o 9a,s 'ssea %
sla 20, family sia 50 Lard nrm air d,mand: steam
5 r% "a fair Sr esnG d. SoS p5%' .sc%er % ' @ os' short rib
s'r more Se Dry r al,ea s mats nm ac'vc loose shoulder.
& ." sag m % o9 S' sss ",s e.sy S'r % Sfor is Sra q.
mani poor fresh nearby oc. Whisky easy and quiet
sales. t05 bbls at 81 "a
Milwaukee. Junr 20 Wheat in stor" opened hrm. and
advanced y Under the "S"Se Of and mSns sh rsscps SIa an
% ascl".a H' to Tsr ani closed 7..c Juy RANGED ,g
samples were IN some better demand No Northern. n0
1sso. s i ' n.% va. TSi sin 'I & %"
September. oats in fer demana & n, Pr,''s ,.mnt r,rd
TV. steady for cnsh at de- september G'sc Corn IN
GHe".r % an" s % Z cl BRAN a saua SIT: % "si mid
ilinys and Sis iOasi5 ~ Tor white Flour quiet, win
moderate doncstic but slight export business lrn.
visions nrmer Mess pork 81: % FOR cash and Si2 3o
Jul, prime steam lard. 81 ~ cash and 81 "a July.
Minneapolis June "a tn. lowest point for July wheat
to-day was the closing point of yesterday. The highest
p,nt was t. above that price, and the close was at an
advance ~ &c This shows hrncr tone to the
market An eighth added To- this point. with i2'sW
i2.c point and 2tc the close" September opened
a, Io.c si cloacd at ihc. the range being 7OsnlAc
wheat futures were fairly active cash whoa, continues
dun feature ON track: No hard. iAsc. No ! North
.rn iaic. No Northern Issc. corn-Market easy; No
Market steady. \o = white. 2Iitc. No y.
o,, Flour steady ttutt 10 for patents 81 iotp
~ ~ Tor bakers and shorts Market steady for
Iran AT $40 25siO So sacks fi 50utl2 40. shorts
man bulk sii 80 middnss. bulk. si3 -.
phiiadelphir June 2I-t1our-Irices firmly held, In
s,mrahy with advance IN wheat but buyers unwilling
=, "p.rnt- except small Tor actual wants. Hxc
nour inactive at 81 7' per bb i9r choice rennsy
vnn, Whent strong under better cables and continued
snecls,,,e Iuylng Prices advanced 'sUic per bush
10 the close on call. Export demand light No red
June IIQi7lsc. July i5sd1atc; August. Thisu,5sc:
s"pember 766 istc. CONCEPTION market weak declined
u5i.c under Ssneraiy favorable crop reports and
dcrrnt export demand Local carots quiet Arm undor
small supplies No yellow. short storage grain depot.
Hlc do on track. b+sc: No 2 mixed June 62sa53sc:
ly s.s.0s2isc August 53G53tc, September su53Nc.
oats-tarIots fairly active steady moderate offerings.
FUTURES dull weak. but without important change. No
New-York tribune., 1895-06-27

baltimore June 20 Flour dui ,ai.' -" IN" Wh','
rrmer sp1' ami June 7:lns..r JnN. ''pt t'' Antn =
sl.u7.e sspsmh-f. ''sa'',,' steamer y" fsl' @ mi
,r', stIif~fu ., sample ,-v'H', a. IN grace ~ sn
a. 49, N.rk gsi d.i iusn. fl's. lil'~H 'u N I'm
ftlt,sf. Jups. H.ig'- -. Ji't '-T
ss.r Ausisi -. u'.i. September IN 'i N'n'h'in
ut'f. .ii --tr. 4. 'rl v trtir. stock 800 ~ tNt
.,i.- 4, in-h oa'. iua ~ white Nsei'rn. '' To-
~ - mixed g. ~. .Hie. s'.lk. ~" NN hnrh. 1850
lr..fi.s =. f. asu.1 stock. 80 hith liiY nfm'r.
.fU.a f'ra'ff sic Grain ffeixfis gIi'' huu"r MN.
fanv tr,arrf' lsAi'' ifile. ljull. store i"'N' 'H
H.. ,fh.f articles 100 hanged
n.si0n June 20 Flour dull Corn quiet oats Quiet
i.ff. gu., pfU,is4 s'-aiy ir'fer gu'' N1r'n'in y
cle4mery 1870. Western. isrl" 'hr"sr re, 49, o.
NaHii.rfi new 7isf,.r Western. sHs, lEg Gull ltt
en- i,isaI5r Western ans Mchisin. i.flS'
Iuralu Iln- 20 Spring wheat better demand nrn
sale. iu.i " hard yi.c. q 80 bush j.. 49,.
Northern. = over New "rF. Iuf 'It-
lng - hlrl spot .ri,'. A. I. 49," NJ Nofth"fn
SPOT .st.r Winter wheat duli. hmts nrm ~ = rel
tncag, ,l.sed 7j i,r.c. 81 Indiana I'',c. - I'r'
! white ~Oi.c in store. ~ p. f~i. track. ~
G. "a rrfn r.~r ~ y, yellow a2i.c track clos
ifr ~ yellow 52.la.4.c No . yellow, 3l'.J -
IA. Siasl,c. ~ , corn. 5D'.r tack. ~ yellow.
;lIr ~ corn iihc W corn. 5o.c s,or" oats cril
weak 10 white 80. ~ white. 3t.c track anl store
.sk,d ~ mixed store, Bic t-l Kyr dull anl lower
~ Tic ass~l FlGur quiet nrn unchanged MIL
fcel quiet. easy. unchanged Canal reigh'' duli IN
changed
,r.,..,. ru,c lie leading RANGED III
The Washington times., 1895-05-17
AUCTION SALES.
TRUs TFFs SALE

IRDS TEES SAL
RADCLIFFE, DARR 6 CO., Auctioneers,
921 Pa ave. NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUSI-
NESS PROPERTY, KNOWN AS 1902
AND 1904 18TH STREET NORTH
WEST. AT AUCTION, IMPROVED BY
FRAME OFFICE, SHEDS AND STA
BLES.
BY virtue of deed of trust given to us,
and duly recorded in Liber No. 1876, at
folio 331, ct seq, one of the land records
OF the District Of Columbia. and at the
request OF the party secured thereby, we
viii sell at pubic auction. in front of the
premises, on FRIDAY, the 18th day of May,
A. ID. 1895, at 5 O'Clock p M, the fol-
lowing described land and premises, situ-
ate in the city of Washington, District of
Columbia. and designated as and being
the south forty (40) feet front on Eleventh
street, by depth of one hundred feet and
one inch (1O0.D OF original lot numbered
twelve (12), in square numbered three hun
dred and six 1906, with the improvements
thereon.
Terms OF sale: One-tbird Of the purchase
money to be paid in cash, the balance in one
and two years from the day of sale, the de-
ferred payments to be secured by deed
Of trust on the premises sold, and to bear
interest from the day of sale at the rate
of 6 per cent. per annum, payable semi
annually, or all cash, at the option of the
purchaser. A deposit of $500 required
at the time of sale. Terms to be complied
with in fifteen days from the day OF sale,
otherwise the trustees reserve the right to
resell the property. at the risk and cost of
the defauIting purchaser. Ali convey
ancing, recording, etc, at the cost of the
purchaser.
JAS. r. WILDER, Trustee.
ROBERTO. .CALLUM, Trustee.
me-d&ds
The Washington times., 1895-05-17
The NAM VINO p1dn,t.

II was night The wind swept down
the deserted streets in fitful gusts, and
iuky blackness covered the sky.
Crouching behind n tree, and concealed
within it's deep shadow. was the form of
q man. His eyes CLEANED with a balefuI
light, and be held a cleaning knife six
inches long, that being the accepted
length OF his breath. For a long time
be- waited thus. uulil at last a step was
heard, and as the unwary, beated pedes-
TRAN approached the would-be murderer
was about to plunge the deadly weapon
into his victims breast, when1he suct;enly
paused, and, as the knife dropped from his
nerveless hand. he missed through his
clinched teeth: mol I'll be hanged il 1
dOi''-P rncetOn Tiger
The Washington times., 1895-05-17

THOMAS BOWLING & CO., AUCTION
EERS.
EXECUTORS SALE OF THREE FOUR
STORY PRESSED BRICK HOUSES
WITH ALL MODERN IMP ROY EMENTS,
CONTAINING FIFTY TWO ROOMS,
BEING NOS. 1880, 1882 AND 1884
STREET NORTHWEST, OPPOs TFE
FRANKLIN PARK, AND KNOWN AS
THE FRANKLIN HOTEL.
On FRIDAY, MAY SEVENTEENTH,
1895, at HALF PAST -FOUR Z. Nj, IL
front of the premises, the undersigned,
executor viii offer at public auction the
following described property, VIZ: Being
lot Is anu west haif OF lot 10, IN square 2oD,
having front OF u feet / 2 inches on the
south side OF l street, by depth of Al
feet TO a 80 foot alley, opposite Franklin
Park and known as the Franklin Hotel;
improvements being three four-story brick
houses, Nos. 1880, 1882 and 1884 street,
tanning fifty-two rooms.
Terms: One-third cash, balance in one
two and three years, with notes bearing
interest at 1-2 per centEIn per AMMAN
until paid, and secured by a deed Of,trust
on the property sold. $500 deposit re-
Quired when the property is.strick off.
All conyeyancing and recording at pur-
cbaser's cost.
Termsof sale to be complied within fifteen
days from date of sale.
m15-3t DAVID M. OGDEN, Executor.
DUNCANsoN BROS. .,AUcTIoNEERs
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO BRICK
DWELLINGS SITUATE ON n STREET,
BETWEEN FIRST AND SEC0N D
STREETS SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue of two deeds of trusts TO us bear
ing date April Is, 1890, and recorded in
liber 1863, folios 451 ct seq. aud 455
eft seq. of the land records of the District
of Columbia and at the request OF the
party secured thereby, we VIII sell at
public auction III front of the premises on
TUESDAY, the TWENTY FIRST DAY OF
MAY A. d. 1895, beginning at 4:30 OF clock
p. M, the following pieces or parcels of
land situate in the City OF Washington,
District OF Columbia, and being all OF lots
numbered 54 and go, in CHARLES CESS
FORD'S sub -dIvisios of lots in square
numbered IA as per plat recorded in Book
IT, page so, of the records OF the surveyors
office Of the District of Columbia, together
with improvements, ETC. Property Will be
sold separately.
TERMS OF SALE: One-third cash, bal
ance in one and two years, for whicl notesof
the purchaser, secured by deed of trust on
the property sold, and bearing interest
at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum, interest
payable senli-annually, will be taken, or
all cash at purchasers option. a deposit of
$1o0 viii be required at time of sale on
each house sold. All conveyancing and
recording at purchasers cost. Terms of
sale to be complied with in fifteen days
from date OF sale, otherwise trustees re-
serve the right to resell the property at
risk and cost of defaulting purchaser or
purchasers.
CHARLES II. CRAGIN, Trustee.
ROBERT E. BRADLEY, Trustee.
mo -d&ds
The Washington times., 1895-05-17
1T WAS MARIE's MIRROR.
And She Got 1t Back az Her weddin
Present


And She Got il Back as Her wedding
Present.
Young Mr.. Smithers, having eaten an
excellent dinner, sat down to smoke a good
cigar while las vile ran upstairs TO make
her toilet for the theater, says the Balti-
more Herald
50 peaceful was his state OF Inind that
he did not even look aCcusidgly at his
watch when, after the promised minute"
had developed into sixty, She entered the
room.
Seems to me you are looking very nice
tonight, my dear be remarked.
81 am SO glad you think SO, darling.
OF course 1 care more for your admiration
than that of anyone else. Besides, the
Sknners sit right behind us this evening,
and this dTess viii give her bad head
ache before the second act is over
Mr. Smithers looked anxious. $50 this
is new, Is IL? Wasn't The old one good
enough?"
''N-not quite, dear. Besides. I earned
the money for this one myself"
''But how did you cam"
"Oh, after you left / fell 10 thinking
what a lot Of money S25 was To spend
on a wedding present for Marie when
] really needed SO many things. Then an
idea struck Be. ] remembered all those
pretty things I found in your big trunk
after we We're married-the ones that
horrid girl. whoever she was, sent back
when the engagement was broken. /
wouldn't have one OF them myself, but it
seemed a pity for them to lie there, so
went upstairs and looked them all over.
] selected that lovely silyeT-backed mir
TOT and cleaned UP until 1t looked
Just like new: and then -
''Sold il 10 buy the dress. ] see
Nothing OF the kind. / bought the dress
with the money you gave me. The mirror
/ sent to Marie with our best wishes
Won't she he surprised and-why, Freddie,
arc you ill?"
mot at all, my dear. You are quite
right: Marie VIII, no doubt, be much sur
prised, for, you see, she herself was the
girl who returned those presents-that
The Washington times., 1895-05-17
DIXIE, THE srolLs or WAR.

lincoln Said the Song Became the
Property OF the North.
Writing Of the receipt OF newsof Lee'ssur
render, Noah Brooks says in the Century:
AS the afternoon wore on an impromptu
procession came from the navy yard, drag
ging six boat-howitzers, which Were fired
through the streets as they rolled on. This
crowd, reinforced 10y the hurrahing legions
along the route, speedily swclled TO enor-
nous proportions, and filled the whole
area IN mont OF the White HoOuse, where
guns were fired and bands played willie
the multitude waited for q speech. Tie
young hope OF the house OF fLincUln-''Tad"
made bis appearance at the well-knOwn
window from which the President always
spoke. and was received with great shouts
Ofapplause, W wbereupOnhe waved captured
rebel fiag. to the uproariOus delight OF
the sovereign people below.
When Lincoln came tothe window shortly
after the scene before him was one of the
widest confusion. 1t seemed impossible for
men adequately to express their feelings.
They fairly yelled with delight, threw up
their hats again and again, or threw up one
Rnother's hats and screamed like mad.
From the window Of the White House thc
surface Of that crowd looked lillean agitated
sea of hats. faces ana ARMS. QuleJ beng
restored, the President congratulated
the people on the occasion which called out
E1cb unrcstrained enthusiasm and said
that a s arrangements We're being made for
q more formal celebration be would defer
bis remarks until that occasion; for"
said he, Il shall have nothing to say then
il il is al dribblec out of me now"
He said that as The good old tune OF
Dixie" had been captured on April 9 he
had submitted the question of its ownership
tome ala toF-se general, 81 $50 naa GeCldedUia
the tune WIS now our lawful property aud
be asked that the band should play IL,
which was done with a VIII, Yankee
Doodle following Then the President
proposed three cheers forGen. Grant and the
officers and men under him, then three
cheers for the navy, all of which were
given heartily, the President leading OF,
waving his hand, and the laughing, joyous
crowd dispersed.