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ing to the stasesfn the combine was that
while twelve of the places allotted them
were iaoore puntfons. three of them
were among tRe best places in the House.
Ihese weyesp01itions of reading clerk,
pcsuRaster ASSISTANT postmaster.
| 80 <s st&JsNrlnore Southern members Of
are not beiDc rrfnsfn he res,
In the distribution of places
-. A1Rya ares0siiy- Temporarily appcased nv
.r.. slre ocGasionaI gift OF q place. and there
at a. MutteTlnEs or war constantly heard in
their camp. ~
NO FOEfr1CAL DEBTS.
a., mhnf thing happened in the distribu-
'on oi piaces in the Indiana delegation
One hetneeE> chad drawn an 81 500 Mace
S;,sl H,ai. s',an&e as 1t may seem he had no no
Offices 'ssS f t5e ny Meny by the distribution of
! iooke1 &roooo, his district TO see how bo
eoHiu oeSt dispose of this plum.
a tso1n occurre.e-to him that 1t woukl h,
merchant in his.aistrict hy ri~na his sll,,
,ie ,ne place. He accordingly wrote a hsief
!etter stating that place was awaitiag tha
Thn TguIs man at salary of I.sOO year.
h, =, @,'er rn uidn Estate what the position W as
i pu, sl 'eoO looked big TO a country store.
heeper. hss ami the son of the family was naci,e
OH Tor Washington forthWi nc"
IN the course OF two tia w the voupo mo .,
ddppctreuinthe presence of the Coneressman
ne vas greeted ccrdially u nd the yonnp o mn
w; was eIIlisivc In his thanks for the mernlsr.s
All this was before any incpirx had ,a,,
naue ri,, as 10 the nature of the pos ition 10 ha
rnneu: @ ~ seemed sufficient to the Young
LnIn n tnat he was to Ell RI such a mtnificenf
Sala.y Snia, at the seat OF the national govern
our ms JOY was soon changed to con-
sleriatlon. for it turned out that the pia,e
HeSse nat %T offhlai telegra oh operator in the
teiefraphed in his life. He knew nothing
aoout Geography: He had hcar rd the click
ot ., me little machine inthc country railroad
sIstIon at nome, bat that was all. He
MRnt as We'll try to fly as to telegraph.
and ne told the Congressman so.
Ihis naturally led to complications hut a
trade Win another Congressman who had
drawn S120 place was not ha rd to effect
anu the young Indianian is now safely
Iixed though somewhat disappointed orfi,e-
holder at the Capitol.
ihose who are so unkind as to laugh Mt
inc new method of distributing the places
sun admlt-soIIh of them-that if the 0ues-
tion OF atlaptability could be fixed i'm some
way in the dra wing, the new way would
be not SO bad, after all.
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IN Justices Court OF the District Of Co
lulnbia. before Lewis 1. O'Neal. ]. P.
field. No. IL, SOFA summons In due form
having been issued out OF This Court to a
lawful constable of this District for the said
Defendant. and the same having been by
said constable returned mot to be found"
1t Is hereby ordered that said defendant
cause his appearance to be entered herein
on or before the 1st Tuesday in January.
1896. other wise the caiise will be proceeded
with rs in case OF default.
LEWIS l. O,NEAL. Jnstiee Of the Peace.
JOHN j. HAMILTON. Atty. for Plaintiff.
def W-3t
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two medals, one presented by Congress to
survivors OF the Jeanette expedition and
one presented by the Navy Department.
QuaD Yick Nam became the object of at
tack on the part of the H Ugh binders, and a
price of ST 900 wasallcged to be the reward
for his death. Ouan Yick Nam had been in
San Fran cisco when Cha rlev Sing was there
and he gave Capt. Young the whole story
of Chariey's career of crime.
Quan Yick Nam says that Charley Sing
killed a man and got his papers and has
sin ce that time passed himself as the original
owner of the papers. Capt. Young saws that
Ouan Yick Nam is truthful and honest in
every way and that lem Tong Sing will be
prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
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no; ssAa 81 PoGS,aeaIH q. S,. = ! shs su.

NO. 664l. DOC. 1S-In the Su-
preme Court OF the District Of Coiurr bia,
holding a special term FOR Orphans Court
business. December 12, 1895. In the
case of Henry F. Woodland and Andrew A.
LiI.scofnb. administrators OF the estate of
James Layigne, deceased, the adminisi ra-
tors aforesaid have, with the approval of
the court, appointed FRIDAY. the 10th
day OF January. A. D., 1886, at 10 O'Clock
under the courts direction and control:
when and where all creditors and persons
entitled to distributive shares tor leyacieSl
Or a residue, are hereby Notified to attend
in person or by agent or attorney duly au-
borized, with their claims against the es-
tate properly vOuched; otherwise the ad-
miuistraiorS viii take the benefit OF tile
law against them: Provided a copy of this
order be published once week for three
weeks in the Washington Law Reporter
and Washington Times, previous 10 the
said day.
Test ]. NOTA McGILL.
Register OF Wills for the District Of Columbia.
def3, 20, ,27-3t
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LEGAL NOTICES.

In Justices Court Of the District of Co
funlbia, before Lewis 1. o'Neal, ]. P.
Edward Canfh.id vs.. Charles z. Garfield:
No. II 300. A summona In due form hav
ing been issued out of this court to a lawful
constable OF this District, for the said
defendant. and the same having been by
said c0Ast a Bile returned mot tn be found.- -
1t is hereby ordered that said defendant
cause his Appearance to be entered herein
ON or before he first Tuesday In January.
1896, otherwise the cause will be pro-
ceesied with as in case OF default.
LEWIS ]. O'NEAL.
Justice OF the Peace.
JOHN ]. HAMILTON.
Attorney for Plaintiff
dec Hawai-
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Mount Vernon Seminary

CORNER Il AND ELEVENTH STREETS.
WASHINGTON, d. O.
a SELECT RESIDENCE AND DAY
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
- AND LITTLE 0lRL9
. Twenty first year opens TUESDAY, %.
1ober first. Large aud attractive build
tncs, thoroughly equipped with every re-
-uuisite of Q refined home and Q progress
siSe school
= Applications for admission Of pupils 70
the day school may be made after 8eptembee
fifteenth. betw cen the hours q ten and one
o'clock each morning.
se27-3no. Principal
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Walter ]. Boyce, FRS. and N Y. are
NV.
H. C. yesterday, cor. G and N. J. ave.
NV.
Frank Smith, 4th and y NV.
A. B. McCloskey, 1872 Seventh NV.
r. w. Duffy, Ninth and N NV.
F. NJ. Criswe1l, Seventh and T NV.
Edmonds & Williams, Third and Pa nv.
W. G. Roe, Seventh and L NV.
Mt Vernon Pharmacy, Ninth and N.
Y. ave. NV.
G. A. Bentley, 14th and Corcoran NV.
Offut & Bfumer, Fourteenth and U NV.
]. Louis Krick, 18th St. and Pa. Ave.
Geo. B. Lockhart, 1874 32d St, Georgetn
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BROKEN IN MIND AND BODY.

Rev. Joseph Cook. the Famous Leo
turer, u Physical Wreck.
Niles, Mich. Dec. eos. 7. Searle of
this city has received a letter from his
daughter who is a missionary stationed
at Kobe. Japan. in which she saws Joseph
Cook has arrived there recently from A us
traiia. broken in mind and bo.iy.
He had to give up his lccturing tour. and
the probabilities are he never will regain
his health or mental vigUr.
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Features From
The Morning Times

! III you miss any news in the evening
edition, look over the list below. What
you're looking for was printed twelve
hours before In the morning edition.
| Take~bdtlr editions and you'u miss
nothing
GIVEN THE ZUCHETTO-
MT: sasoln Receives the First Install
ment OF His New Honors.
CHARGED WITH CONSPIRACY
Two American Citizens We're A arrested in
honolulu on December 8.
WON'T CRY OVER DELAY
Republicans Find Traces of Political Dan.
ger III the Presidents Message.
ANDRADE USED THE CABLE
venezuelan Minister Sent to His Gov
ernment Mr.. Cleyeiand's Message,
FoRTYTHREE ARE BURIED
Ierrlhe Explosion of Gas in a North
BLOODY CRIME IN KENTUCKY-
MISS Anna Stcinberger Instantly Killed
by Load OF Buckshot.
ARRESTED HIM FOR LIBEL
Capt Thomas II. Mckee Charges Marshall
cushing with Serious Offense
Divorce Proceedings re the Outcone NJ
Family Troubles.
AID WRITERS BANOUETED-
Pr3nrletor Brush of the n w Hotel Regent
Was the Host
SENATE FEELING ITS Way
No Wavering on Monroe Doctrine But 1t
Hesitates to Act Precipitately.
MANY SUSPICIOUS RIDES
Shady-lOoking Sport Yesterday at the
Alexander Island Track.
GOLF EXPERTS AT Play
Annual Christmas Tournament of the
washington Club in p rogreSs.
MARRIED AT "wEsTERLY"-
Senator Da niel's Daughter Becomes Mrs
Frederick Harper.
SURP PRISED THEIR FRIENDS-
Romantic Wedding in North Carolina of
Two Washington Society People.
MR.. OLNEY ON ARMENIA
His Communication in Reply TO the Seu-
ate Resolution Sent In.
TRY AGAIN FOR DOLLAR GAS
Mr. Evan Tucker Has Bill to Submit to
the Commissioners.
NO SECOND CREMATORY-
Probably None Will Be Ere cted in
Northwest WASHINGTON.
HALL OF HISTORY LOCATED
Building Commit GO Of the American Uni
versity Fixes the Site.
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RAILROADS.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND
HTREETS.

sTREETs.
1o.5O a. N. PENSsYLvAS4L LIN
iTED--Pullnan Sleeping. Dining, smok
Louis, Cleveland, and Toledo. Buffet
Parlor Car to Harrisburg
BGffes Parior Car. to Harrisburg. Par.
Ior and Dining Cars. aarrisburs 70
a.H0P. % M. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS
EXFREss.-Pulllnan Buffet Parior Car
HarrishaIE q e s.. Louis. Cincinnati. foais;
,a6 We ana Ps M. 3n'esfs WESTERN EXPRESS
faiiIna6 sfeeping Car to chicago, and
Harrisburg to Cleveland Dining Car to
10 Pm. SOUTHWESTERN Ex-
PRESS-PunInau Sleeping and Dining
Cars 60 81 = LOUIS; G,1;.,a and Sleeping Car
fRiGao fSiGneu si sietpin, Car q Pis,sbarx PEnsansS-
a6a sssa1s fss Ganaanaase aa1s
1870 =; II; ;ls for Elm,5s Yas sHa nd, ,Renoy.,
SsiIy. SsiIy sssopf Is .. sau'a n f0r "'alnspors
TOP. ID. for wiIliamsport. Rochester.
buffalo, aud Niagara Falls daily, ex.
fsio lsfs0n TO Suspension Bridge VIA 8af
1910 p. A: for Erie, canandalgua.
daily. sieepins ca. WashinsStoaaA hiSoaA to JET II
For Philadelphie, New York. and the
ffnE2b aaM M ali PsFSr esls Win In bln
ps Bsna aas earn sso af5s f56S b10 6
6sT,: @i5s,Sn SnS ii0o Paasn Gar ssR g
SiSsr aaa ea1 sB g. r. Zoo On i, ,is Ss
Car from Wilmington u ms. l215, SIE
4.2o, $40. 1000. and l 1.s5 p m. Fos
Philsdsi6aia oRiy go,ess East 5sYgTsss 80 a
x,hoas xSh asa essnse sa us n ss EsefaaS sSs.1a
rs4 and saftiSoPe. s.ls p a. sss 90
1ss::YYss 1ss:YYss ls;ss; goi ss . js9 sS6 r$:
on aoSeS' Sunday, hs o5 Is s ,Ss Ss. & lS5o g;
1I;os e. M; lS-ls. j fg.s,0 70 I. 3;fo, g. 80
7.1O, 1000, 10 4O~and l .36ps-m. -. -
For Pope's Creek Line; 7.20 a. IN. a nd 4.36
r5s anaaaCTs a. daalS e7esB, 4sS soS
days. 3 80 g. dsy a. and srisygs iys > sundas me- saa
Aado mond fSsss hns hSPfss fSs RteS
1,iaSta' sts s4o b P p qaly ~ sa stehspa RieSnaS sS
ID daiyi Iyii.sada4s. sad A;sS sS ?; T. SsskaaS:
fst s.4s. iSY7. i 90 = mo- mo 1888. s:4S.. f4S.
And / SO p. m. on sunda y al 4. SO. IN
6.46 a. m-. 2-4S. 6-l5. s.o2. and lQ,I3
Lsays Alexapas,a, for Washington, eos.
StS 49, 9G s1S sS 90 sssi sie1dS; sdS;. g; s$S ;ss sqs
100, 7.26. Q. 10, 1O.52 and II % SsG.. IN.
81 2it. susy sssy soS II sss s1S SD sas io:Sa
ficSes offices. corner Fifteenth and a.
streets, where orders can be left for The
eAecking Of baggage 70 destination from
hotels and resideDcoo.
d. n PREvO6T. J.R. WOOD.
: Gen. Manager. Gen. Passenger Agent.
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NJ. McNulty, 1886 Fourt -enth NV.
H. Hage, 2153 Pa. ave. NV.
Daniel D. Mulcahy, N. Cap. and stA
J. f. Woodford, Fifth and II ne
A. P. Geier, 18th and II ne.
w. F. Mackay, s21 H ne.
Hoyle & Co., Fourth and East Capitol.
IF. P. Weller, Eighth and Sc.
Thomas A. Dobyns, Second and Pa ave.
Joseph Linden. 4O6 Eighth Sc.
Joseph Petignat, 500 Seventh sw.
W. w. Hall, jr., 722 ~ st. sw.
w. D. Brace, 30th and M sts., Georget'n.
J. W. Jennings, 1142 Conn. Ave. N. W.
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FOR SALE-HOuSES.

FOR SALE-SiZ-room brick, 10th ST.
NV; a. m. l.; side and rear alley; brick
stable; only $1,000; this is a bargain.
EASTERDAY Y & HALDEAAN, GIT 14th st.
de1S2t-cm
FOR SALE-New6 6-room brick "a III. l. |;
Convenient to cable cars and herdics;
price, So, 500; only 500 cash; balance
$50 per month. EASTERDAY HALDE.
MAN, GIT 14th st. de1S2t-em
FOR SALE-S3,65U-Ao S decided snap
New l0-room and bath brick house; lot
1TX1O0; in ne.; convenient to Government
Printing Office, cable and herdics; can
borrow $3 800 on place; easy terms. OP-
PORTUNITY, this office de1S-2t-em
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FOR RENf-HoUsEs.

FOH NkN I-dOUSES.
FOR RENT-S2O 23d ST.: Z rooms; all
modern improvements. waShtubs in
kitchen; 1322 Fla. ave-: 7rooms and cellar.
JOHST.kNoTT. 9lSF st. de20-3t. EN-
FOR RENT-Thate elegant corner house.
first-class furnace; S225O. EEiSKELI
& MLAREN, 110S Fnw. dec1S-2O-22-24
FOR RENT-No. 1909 18th ST. NV
10 roDn.s and bath. $65; 1911 l4th st.
NV, 10 rooms and bath. S65: 1908 @ st.
NV, 10 ronms and bath. $50: 1918 q Of.
NV, 10 roams and bath, $65; 1341 yes.
mont ave, Sis: 1902 vermt,nt ave-, $40.
A. HEtTsiULLER & CO., 1898 14th st
ds14.2W
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SUICIDE OF A PHYSICIAN.
Letters Fram Senator Faulkner Found
Among His Paps.rS

Among His Paptrs.
Hammond. Ind, Dee. 20.-DespouGent on
account of bad health, and. it is said. finan-
cially ruined. DR.. joseph E. Johnston. a
physician of Davis. w. Va. committed SUI
eide Wednesday night in the Erie Hotel in
this city.
The self-nurtierer took every care 10 hide
his identity. Papers and letters that were
not deSt royed lie placed under the CARPET in
his room. Among these were letters from
United States Scit3tor Faulkner aud one
signed Rose" who requests him TO come to
Ora ftoIl, W. Va.
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TRY AGAIN FOR DOLLAR GAS
Mr. Evan Tucker Has a Bill to Submit to
the Commissioners.
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MR.. 0LNEY ON ARMENIA
His c"nmnpicatinn I'm Reply TO the Ser
ate Resolution Sent In.
The evening times., 1895-12-20

SURPRISED THEIR FRIENDS
Romantic Wedding in North Carolina {
Two Washington Society People.
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MARRIED AT WESTERLY
Senator Daniels Daughter Becomes Mrs
Frederick Harper.
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NO SECOND CREMATORY-
Probably None Will Be Ere cted in
Northwest Washington.
HALL OF HISTORY LOCATED
BIildiug Commit &c Of the American UNI
versity Fixes the Site.
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MIsCELLANEOUA

w a NTED-A secondhand National
Cash Register: must be cheap and In
good order. ]. A. c.. this office. 1t
FOR RENT signs &c. each, at JOHN
r. Sn tIhi'S, 023 ID st. NV
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RTY Coal and wood at 91i G st. NV:
$3.50 to S5.S5. de19-3t
w a NTED-Horses for their feed.
Eear goa Pa. ave. Sc. del9-3t
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ANCERS cureo Without the knife:
ample references. Sanitarium 1920
G st. NV. CHARLES ALLEN. II. d.
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PIANO. Organ, Vocal Music and theory
taught by ]. F. GERMUILLER, 611 I
st. nw.; terms moderate. de1S-1mo
RUSINESS PENMANSHIP-one dol
= lar month until January. Two nights
a week, from to 8. EATON, BURNETT
q DURLIN6 Business College, 18th and
T SITS. NV Ladies' Class from to p. N.
pos-1mo.
&. NV. beginnms November"short,
hand dtctation aud tyLewriting, Mrs
Baldwin, or Business High School. book
ADA L. SMITH. supt.
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GOLF EXPERTS AT Play
Annual Christmas Tournament of the
Washington Club in rogrpss
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THE TIMES

Has established the following Branch Agencies where
Want and Liner Ads Will be raeexed at the rateone
a +ia doHiE =
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JUST RECEIvED-FlneI Ios young Co
ban parrcts. guaranteed TO talk: also
monkeys. ca.laaes. E1ecidng BIRDS cold
fish. dogs. and faE.;y pigeons eCHAIIDB
TI2 12th ST. uw.. branch 1921 Pa. ave
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GUNS. Rifles. .kevolvers, toadips tuo.s
hunrers' outfits, watches. tewelsT,
guitars. vio.ins. Sanjos. mandolins. at q bons
one uaH regular ueaherA' ur5csa At PAWN
6hOP. No. 1908 z St NV. oc1-6mO
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

RUY Coal and Coke ed ard X SITS. Sc.
at the dump: $3.50 to S5.75: telcnhone
TAP. de19-2t
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PERSONAL.

DT n HONDS are always admired. es-
pccially by the fair sex: nothing makes
SO pretty Gift FOR Christmas One dollar
a week will buy stones OF pure water in
any kind of setting. GEORGE d. .HOREINGi.
Room 8. Central Building.
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SENATE FEELING ITS Way
No Wayering on Monroe Doctrine, But 1t
Hesitates to Act PrecipitateIy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-05-19

comes in at the end, and no to be con tinued in our next in it, either"
 Then he resumed, while his father blew contemplative rings of smoke toward the ceiling;
 Well, as 1 was tellin' ye, when he had the little door finished he took the big tomcat, Bolivar, by the slack of the neck on the outside of the barn and showed his nose against the little door, so when he'd be outside the barn at night, whin daeint folk 'ud be in bed, Bolivar 'ud know how to be gettin' in the barn without wal1fn' everybody up for mile around the place. And after he showed Bolivar how to get in from the outside, faith, what did he do but took Bolivar inside the barn and showed him through the door from the inside, dye see, and there ye are, as snug as whisky in a glass, and the cats goin' in and out, in and out, at all hours of the night, widout so much as sayin' by your lave, or 'axin' yer pardon. Well, Mr. Lindsley slept well afther that, for fhim cats ,ud wander away up hill and down dale eoortin' thare sweethearts, so they would, strayagin' on back fnces, and divyil's the harrum kem to ere wan O thim only wan.
 t'What was that, Micley?" asked his father, anxi3usly, knocking the ashes from his pipe into the stove.
 ssWell, ye mustn't know thin, resumed the boy, "that wan O thim cats was a fine tenor singer, and he used to coort cat as belonged to a man that was q d'aler in electricity. He had been bothered so long wid cats singin' on the back fnee that he got tired, so what does he do but he puts a round steel plate about the size of stove plate on top O the fnce in the place where the cat used to sit and sing. Thin he runs a trolley wire out to the plate, and whin the eat began to sing 'Belaye Me, if All Thin Endearing Young Charms, and when he kem to the high note in the piece, the man turned on the steam, and there was the cat stuck to the plate wid his mouth open, and he not able to move hand or foot, nor make noise, till the man turned off the gas and let him go."
 His parents looked at the story-teller suspiciously for a minute, but seeing his face unmoved, swallowed the story reluctantly. His mother, however, held him relentlessly to the original subject, and brought the narrator back to it with the question:
 Faith, Mickey, dear. shure that has nothin' to do wid cats thinkin, i, asthorep
 sAThrue for ye, mother" replied the boy, ''but I'm comin' to that now. For two weeks thim cats wint back and forth, in and out, all night, and MT. Lindsley slept like top, so he did, un- til one night about half-past twelve o'clock the catastrophe happened that
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-05-19

his mother, as she shook her alarming needle at him in warning manner. "Now don't be tellin amy lies, but go wan wid yer story"
 Thus encouraged Mickey began. Said he:
 sThe both O ye know well the big red barn that MT. Lindsley, that owns the cement quarries, has back in the wood? We'll, twas full O rats as an ould cheese is of maggots. Twas swarmin' wid thim, so twas: Shure, they were atin' the oats and the corn, and chewin' the hay and spilin' every thing in the place, till they had MT. Lindsley nearly crazy wid their goins on. So what does he do but he gets tin big cats and put thim in the barn so they'd ate the rats. Well, ye must know thim cats couldn't git out O the barn at nights, bekase MT. Lindsley had to shut the door so the thaves couldn't be gettin' in and stalin' the harness and the wagons. Mebbe ye never noticed it, father, but it's hard for a cat to be shut up on 6 moonlight night. They do be fond O the moon, for why l dunna, and nothin' seems to blaze them like settin' down and singin' come-all-ye's to the moon. We'll, whin they couldn't get out of the barn, shure they had a concert every night inside that 'ud make goosefesh come out on yer arrum, twas that loud and noisy, and poor Mir Lindsley couldn't sleep, they freckened him so wid their yowl- in and develin'. And he, poor man, was in that state he didn't know was he on his head or his heels. We'll, there he was lyin' awake nights bekase O the cat concert and thinkin'-"
 'Thrue for ye," interrupted Mir. Finn, twas the man was doin' the thinkin, and not the cats"
 Wait till get through, and then yell know how the cats did the think in'" said Micky. Where was I? Oh, yes. Poor Mir. Lindsley couldn't sleep bel1ase he was tryin' to think how could he keep the door of the barn locked and let the cats out at night so they could get back, and he not havin' toget up in his shirt tail and Fave thim in So he was thinl1in' O this till 1t near made him gray headed until one night he jumped out O bed wid great whoop, cryin' I have it! I have itl Faith, why didn't I think of it before?' So that nigh what does he do, but sleep sound bekase his mind was aisy. And whin he gets up in the mornin and ates his brelSquist, he takes weeny little
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-05-19

became and remained until her retire ment, in 1S46, one of the most popular players of her time. Her professional career was divided between Munich and Berlin, and she was adored by the courts and people of both cities, even the austere and narrow-minded Fred ericl1 William III. figuring as her ad- mirer and protector. Small wonder, then, that the susceptible Ludwlg should enshrine her among his favor ties and pay court to the charming actress. But as the Von Hagen ad- vanced in years her happy tempera- ment fled with her youth, and, while she was sure of welcome in the most refined society, thanks to her wit and gracious manners, her miserly habits became proverbial. It was told of her in Berlin that she often carried, fast ened to a belt about her waist, curi- ously fashioned purse filled with cop per coins.
 What have you there?" she would Qften be asked by people anxious to en- gage her in conversation.
 "Oh, a mere nothing" she would re- ply; "only few copper coins, but I would not part with one of them for less than louis dor. "
 Whereupon, the invited gold piece would usually be forthcoming and the victim, with a melancholy smile, would receive the actress copper in exchange. She married count in 1846, but the spoiled idol of monarch and people was unfttcd for the quiet of domestic life, and in 1851 she secured a divorce. Thereafter Berlin, St. Petersburg, Vii enna and Paris received her in turn, but at last she went to Munich, where
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-05-19

nearly lost Bolivar his backbone, and that will prove whin tell it to you that cats can think, and that they do q hape O thinkin' whin thinkin' is re- quired, and"
 Here Mr. Finn interrupted the speak CT by bringing his calloused hand down on his knee with a bang which shook the stove, and exclaimed in a terrible voice:
 Bad scran to ye, ye little scut, if ye don't tell yer mother quick how cats can think I'll take ye across me knee and break ye in two pieces. Shure, don't ye see ye have her crazy wid suspince, ye dawdlin blaggard?"
 Mickey realized that he was pro longing the agony to an unbearable extent and hastened to conclude. Said he:
 s'Ye must know, thin, that Bolivar had little sweetheart named Cinder- fila. She was white and had soft fur