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Tnitarian Cnurch

Firs.-Seveath avenue. between Pike and
Union streets. J. H Acton. minister. res
Hieuce Sa Eighth avenue. Sermon al Il
a m. Sabbath school az iz.3a. Al cor
daily invited 10 attend
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Theo-<ophy.

Seattle Theosophseai Soriety-sza Third
avenue. Sunday: Simple talk OF Tneoso-
ply a. ! 2. H. Evening meeting a. p. II.
Subject for discussion. The Seven Pr.1-
esples Of Man
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The First Spiritual Society holds its reg
ular meeting in the Ratio han. coruer OF
Madison street ard Secon1 avenue. a. s
=. m Nr. p G. Mills. cf Edmon6S, VIII
speak Tho chis3reu's iycsuu and me-
siitrss' meeting Will be discontinued uaIIl
Sep,%rrher
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At THE CHURCHES.

Hereafter aot.ces n TIE charrh 6srec-
t1ry ElAE he confined 70 srrac.xncerrez - o.
1890. s.z-xsrs< r-sv ard z.zr se~-s g SER
-r1rr@ Exxerz@1 musical programmes fer
Sun5ay services ard ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81
<hn-en erre-tzs1-neu-s XII cry - p1a-
1sszex az z5yer1sst-x rates Notices sor
f1ks 1@xszrfrz-nt sho1s1 - received a. mis-
esxsee rcs later thar : 2. n safu-GsT. IN
o-z~r 20 snSure cz5z1czEzcn 81 S11-ay
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HELP waxTED-FEMAIE.

WANT ED-A god. reliable lady IN every
toNn on the Soan6 where there Is no.
an sst2LsAzne4 agent. 70 handle ire
weTId renowned specific. Balm az
Pigs a positive aad Etaraniee4 cure
for every form - weakness peculiar 70
women: eiTicait ard io3g Standing
eases solicited Also Liquid Pearl
the great csrpssxton beA2slrer
Agents supplies and price lists con-
SANITY on hand. Cab Or address Mrs
Aiar5gns- manager SPECIAL Office az tha
Alice houEe. Pert Angeles. Wasa.
wANTrD-An experienced rlFf Cor gen.
eras ho1Se@orss good riala coox. small
family. Reg1 wages HRS. John 2 rsFr
1@s Chestnut gtreet-
wA<TED-fsIrs for general aouzework IN
small family references required. -so
EpzTf1 avenue.
wAN-ED-<1irg for general foasexork:
German or Scan9 .nas4an preferred. ID
EssaaAxaY-
NA<TED-A girl for general hcueezork
a. 81 LAngzr1 street. Broadway car.
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REWARD.

reward OF so will be pad for frfor-
nation leading 10 the arrest and convic-
ton o. any ere stealing copies OF the
Fost-fnteillsencer delivered 70 subscribers
fh~cg xhnuf -ha ~ftv
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Advertisements under the head CO Lost
Found. For Sale. For Kcrs az Situations
Wanted will be inserted a. TIE rate or
cent q word each Insertion Payment al
ways IN advance. Nc advertisement re-
ce4yed .cr less than Is centA
SOTrcE.-The business oYice CT tie
Pos.-rrtelligencer - open until IL p. m.
Sunday hours. a n. TO Il % 2. IN. ard
10 = m CLASSIFIED advertisements VII
be received Up 70 this tine.
Advertisements viii be received at
branch Offices OF the Pcss-fntellsgencer:
TACOMA BCREAC-So- 1i.3 Pacific
avenue.
PORT TowysESD-willlam J. Jones.
BFTsF SfsEsN RAy-New Whatccrs.
O. H Culver Manager.
OIyMpfA-4t7is Mali street Charles
watson. Agent
The following ie.ts-s await advertisers
trf< orsf~e.
n IT RaxfaaurA -
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Young Wousn-s Christian ASscc5a tor
A Gospel meeting With specs3l song ser
wee xii Be held AZ the association rooms.
rs Third avenue, on Sunday 81 2. n.
All women and girls are cordially invited.
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=
EXCURSION TO EAGLE HARBcR BY
Aiiier Womers Relief Corps. No. 81,
O. a p on "Wednesday Jalv - steam
er Nerwin leaves Coirran dock al
m. ?. m and p. n. returning ar $50
p. m. music for dancing furnished by
Luebsn a TAnser. Tickets 3 cents. chill
sfren l. cents.
TIE BRETHREN ~ s.. johns Lodge.
No. . r. and 4 ~ are requested 70
meet IN the Masonic Temple al I p. M
today % attend tire funeral az G w
Libby. By order of the W NJ
T. ~. CATCH. Secretary.
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Presiding kI1sr. FSsE. + - r3F1~ = H.
hnEszr 24zcS ana AEH4 street. <2ee7
A-1e.
rx++@-w x+~esr-H n Brown rs<tor
--.-.s-.. x~,-~
rSr N rors -aesr5r. residence. 5r5
Sg.ter.
x.--s-
80 = $50 :. - ;. - So - $3.50 -.
go 80 -. : =
- -
80 s@~ ? ~
Sc-wegsa5-Ilarss1-F9 svsnae ard
ofSve street Rev = J. LsSn1sgaere. PAS
Tor: rsss1snee. - oAaFe- Serves. !, y n
aEG Z ~ = IA
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Gerran-Harrisea street ard TAYLOR
avenue Rev. August Ernst. "a stor. so
Harrison street. Services morning and
evening
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United Presbyserlsn Church.

Slxta avenue and Seneca stree.-Rev. ".
u. HOWE, pastor. residence. Is2 Terry
avenue. Services. u a n. and 80 .. N.
Sunday school. i2:l5 ?. n. L. z. 5. c. &.
sd p. m
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Aaventists.

Advent Christian meetings IN Masonic
bufiding-Dr william Chapman. pastor.
Social and prayer meeting at 1915 g. n.
Preaching at II 4. m
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ANTE-D-RsilAhi gentleman would IKE
position as night watch. fireman. general
hiacksrnfts3rE. or Will work 81 any
faing- Address ". i, PoSf-Enteiligen-
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Church of Christ

Olympia Avenue Church OF Chrss;-sls
Olympia place lend OF North Seattle car
iineD Rev. A. c. Vail. pastor. Morning
services al II, evening, o'clock. Sunday
schooI az 70.
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Ysx1er Junction C1a-ch-PrezchEng on
Sunday al Il a m By Rev. s Daily.
Duwarnisa ChE-ch-Dzn.sl BaSsey. pas
tor. Sunday school al - a. n. Preaching
a. 10 p IN
Re1toa Charch-2ev. 3. r Ras9rz~
pastor. Sunday school al = a. IT. Preach
ing az I'D ?. n. ~ Rev. 3. r. R9ssray or
Rev. 3 Daily. president. residence. 81
Union street.
FrSI-EIEe street aai Third avezge.
Preaching al u a IN and = II by Rev.
Boyd Class meeting. % = us., Sunday
school, I'D p m Christian En2savor
meeting. $50 p m THURSDAY evening
song and prayer service, 5 O'Clock.
Free Methodist Church.
Frst-PsEe street. between Ninth ard
Terry avenues Rev Alexander Beers.
pastor. Services. Sunday scHool. s-s5 a
m; preaching. II "a II. ard 7.s5 ?. N I.
prayer meeting, Wednesday. z.k5 ,. n
Ress-E l. Smith. pastor. Sunday
scaooI. 10 a n. Preaching Il a. m Class
meeting, = N. Young Peoples meeting. 4
p. II. PRAYER meet g. 9.ss y. TX Preach
ing. ,. M Prayer meeting. THURSDAY.
B =. n.
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Christian Southeast cor Third
avenue and Cherry street Bible class
Sunday a. IL a. N. Reading room open
during the week.
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ADVERTISERS NOTICE.

Advertisers Desiring display advertise
merits changed for the Sunday issue mus.
hand IN Gerry by o'clock Saturday 10 In
cure charge
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Bible reading every Sunday. : =. m. and
Friday. 30 m. at Z1s Yrs, avenue.
Restitution VIII occasionally be The theme
y cordial Invitation is extended 70 all.
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EMPLOYMENT wsxrEp-FEmAIE.

wANTED-gy a lady care ~ one or two
children. good home. Address e. L..
POST nts.i tGcncer-
wANTEu-By an English lady: any ksn4
% nursing. Aires y. r. post-Intelil-
Eeac1r.
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Christian Mission and seamcn's Bethel.
In basement OF Seattle National Bank
building. Occidental avenue and Yes.sr
way-Serviees. Sunday az and 7.i5 n n.
Week day services every day al IL o'clock.
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Lutheran Churches

German Lutheran-Duwanish Mission.
Sanders hall. below Sweenev's brewery
Services 30 every other Sunday.
Norwesian-Danish--Fonrth avenue and
Study in basement. Services. II a. n
and D. m
German Luthersn-Servic.s IN hail, cor
ner Main street and Minor avenue Ser
vices every second and fourth Sunday %
the month al 10 .. N. BY .se Rev. W
II. Behrens, pastor. Holy Communion AZ
Il a. m
German South Seattle Missicn-In hall
near possorice- Sunday services every
second and third Sundays OF the month a..
? , m. Pastors. Z. Knappe, f1ls Howell
street; ". H. Kurtz. 1000 Howell street
German Evangelical. Lutheran lions
Corner Tenth avenue and Stewart street.
ises los 800 a m and rs, n M Bse s
stEr1e 80 AMI JugenivereiD $50 Thurs
day evening. Choir practice. Tuesday, I'D
p. m
German Evangelical. Lutheran. ST,
Johns ngregatson-Sanday services
corner rnarke. and Main. IN Rainier
Heights Baptist church. every first and
third Sunday % the month az p. m.
Sunday school every Sunday az .. n.
children's singing practice every Friday.
30 .. m.
Holy Trinity. EnAish-Cornsr Seventh
syenae ard Union street Rev. James r.
Bsates. pastor. residence. AZ Fifth ave-
nue.. Sunday school at 30 a. m The
pastor will preach in the morning. serv-
tee commencing at IL o'clock. No even
ing service. Luther League on Wedres-
day al o. m
Swedish EyangeiIcsi-Third avenue. near
Pike Rev. Martin L Larson, pastor:
residence. iis1 Fifth avenue. On Sunday
services AZ 1870 q. m and D. n Sunday
school. Il m. and Bible class or prayer
meeting at .. m. On Thursday. services
- ( a. 80 ~
.. N. the first and third Tuesdays of the
month.
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Christian Alliance

Gospel services in Freea-s han. on Ninth
avenue. between Pine and Olive az .. m.
every Sabbath, and Thursday al ?. n.
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ffs8 We not better question or ozu
hsayts very SHARPLY dariaw each pstltton7
Thas shall new glorious blessing come
uron rs AT White sc are crying for
daily arta4 So shall Ieara better hox 10
w'n g. Nhsie Ne pray fa- protection IN
danger ~ shah team Batter how 10
aFaF8 &c. Whtle sc pray for health. ~
shall learn better how 20 take care a. it
WaEe Ne pray foT grace. Ne shan be
more constantly IN ,he sitlfsse 20 rese i've
&c. Ard While ne ersv f8r tise salvation
q s91s and tA8 adxaDcsnlent % Gods
Kingdom - the 1orld ~e shau learn
better how o wovk Ter ibis xrand result
The reaex aeIina shsIi ~ corsrnenSs,-s.a
Wita ne direct eGecs Praying FOR asel-
fsy. Se shah become spiritually sfara-a,s
i0 TIE az 81 nyayer. oar lives wSaess
the sr{rif that araaattS nur petitions
aaa AL The theeoaE afaTcs through wht.h
- Ns1S. an8 al Ire cozlpa rio Shfas ve
form. ans a. .he enterprises ne usssertaxe
sn1 al tae struggles :hroGEA whfrh We
pass. sAa6 feel the power % ozr fAirh
Snt glow w$th the PROMISED Elesslnr
3}e 50 ye4Vs 20 50 stray here thas Yea VII
- TFe7aro3 - praise etsrnaily hereafter
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Master ssmon sings new ballads this
week.
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Fir~t -nlrirnai Society.

salvation Army.
Barracks. corner OF Yesisr way and Sec
ond avenue south
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NA<TEUa-A g5Yi for general hcueezork
a. 81 L1ngzr1 street.. Broadway car.
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vsNTET-~zr-. haaas and rzisker<. -
10 81. barber. SIS week. Roy e ssasI
trass. hook serNser. s. ssss sasSeE. -
farm boz camp. 1ots az - - -
packers. Ssess~assewSs rad Ezseszs sassss 80
sr~ s>eon6 cook. kitchen - - =,
wccssrsen. s. ana 60 dshs sssaef
;sznssss-s. Inside and yar1 rta nznls-
yS CITY clearing. wccs ard he-f se1esss-
perS s1s ar@ e. cabins. store aas-a sse.s
furnished. ZaTSen<r- Fss4sy af E9TA A.
Cranes. los Washington street
80 A EEE-Isases rT gerts - saow
Ss--ase< ard take c-rsTS Ter sf1vatFl.srn
goods. sign letters. Dor Plates as
variety CO enc sveesaltaes. elsga
samples light. easy wcTS e'fsse1atFs 90
fsrn<ea. goods rev and carcaS. sell al
seasons. wark SIX EcE~rs. 10 r1EsEAA-
w~ste Weird Mfg. Co. CIV = ColEzro.aS.
Ohio.
waSTEn-ra~ L. : array. shle-hesisf.
Unmarried rner- between axes % Z ana
-. citizens % the CnsteS States e good
ehsraeser sad sesnEserAs = = IS, va 80 - -
speak. read zr& wr.1e lax -. fer n
so-rn dor APP - recruiting GzsSsr.
Boston black. Seattle. Wash
vAS-v-r~a- Sa,~sr,er 20 sell 70 dealers:
800 snonshly and expenses exQsT.sFiee
Acne cigar Company. Masalagsoa and
FIFTH avenue. chicago
Young MAN can nnake good moray h~
sayezslxaflES NY proposition re1aires
IS investment. parry desires . as2s-
city Aa1ress AT ozce. patsEt- PosS-l-s-
tet.sgencsr oftse-
wANTrD-A arst-clsss dress gooss
salesman 70 take charge OF our cress
goods stock grod wagss e ne rigat
parry NorShosT & Co. Seattle.
wANTED-ScEae one 20 do a l.ttle tSrs-
tor work in exchange for an esuesASAon
st fseo's Business Colse~e. Dccsts2tA4
block. Esverythtng furnished.
wASTED-Salesnen 70 sch cur fail lire
81 ara 10 cent cigars. s. weekly and
expenseS National Consolidated Conn
pany Chicago. IL
wASTEp-2aker "a 70 20 Port Angeles
on Monday night. Apply Cow Butter
Store. Front street. near Pike.
waNTED-Bo cutters. ssc; steady WORK:
prcnaps pay. Bsnnetr's camp. Prairie.
Skagit county, Wash
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~ dealing With these considerations.
ara taking &c fer Eranaed thaf rTaser
means especially khe efyetlng q reti-
.las. ana that the petitioner Is fuiaaluE
the rotsiitiens 81 az answered PRAYER.
that BE IS asking Tor sesnetatnr NOS eon-
trafy - gcs3's wHt. sad 10 atch a sFiFii
nf faith as viii ~ pleasing - 5ne Ali
tstxrv Ant fust here eosHrs ta tAr tcnaeg
Thought &C the F'st aer sssoA cf Cfoa. tAuiy
"a our tdAaS - thls relationship ARD taken
fynFn the very best hafgam experiences. wR
s.aasst expand thsFa IL inhatiy before We
can fathorn sha thaueft * aiVlnV ga@eF-
ssfts: bus as thar - Impossible. We saah
,ssyer IA this word fuiip comprehend IL.
ssca - faw.. hus 8e - alse tovV. Hts ssN
regulates Hts texe Otherwise tgis ussTcg
might avvrhaiance Ills tasstec, tast ffiE
love il hehsad al Ian, ~ thaf SN lis
s,a~poses hscofae benevolent. AcrTsvrf.
4fa initiate fareknaNiezsEe and NiSstssu
reader bath law ana sove inaultesy .ate4h-
GENT To ~ God rEessief>oars at thls.
henee Il must l,s taken Ter granted We
r. ia aa earthly parent " hosaYes sis ani - e
as 4 faVer. FathSg ssaAs. ~WN8i fav s1n
I rtss - can 30 shat Ser yoV. eerkaielY
viii II can- aear request Is FsssessA ,se
enosssh. rty disposition y faFafs ,ss
enough hus e3Te0ra~tsncvS ever ~AteA
have ne control HAY Interfere. ] osanet
ts9 whag tomoFrow Eaay hFinE. keFaa -
when the ttfse ecu2eS YEA uaaY rsSase
yaar nslnd Ne ash sTa assani g ] hete
ua 8aubt Il viii nc alt ss3hs Aee. tlsNA
- the sssost ensesaFaE tug reply ~ Fsn IsAs-
sihsy set. because tathyr h bat HaAA aa@
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wAxTED-ro REM

wANTETs-fiouss - er rnsr,. =
too far ezt. no c1gsSrTa. a. rrss 49, ~
> raE ~ same n1srzaser os raSrax Ass .az]
or cal 81 : =. aien-ersaE- - -.
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wANTED-Partner silent or active: with
about $40 20 put into clean and very
profitable business. best OF references
and security. Donihue & Akin. rs
Cherry street
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?. q. II. Residence. r.
r..
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wANTED-AGEyTs.

AGENTS Ws<TEp-one in every town.
you can easily double your income intro
auciEg cur staple goods. demand never
supplied. good pay for spare time par
tit.usarS free. sample 19cs Alumni n
Novelty Co. - Broadway. New YORK
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WE START YoC In business FOR lee:
quick seller. lady or gent Used extern
siyely SO a day easily made. sample
ard terms l8c silver. Savonette Man
slSzcfuYfug COMPANY. 5f-sS HUDSON
street. Jersey CiSg. -. j.
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wA~TF1To-To rsnt two or 49,
nIxSss rooms far lighs AoussS .s~ -
Actress fTaf- MRrEia Eugh. "a Ms
sen street A&-
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wANTED-Agenis everywhere. can make
immense profits. our summer special
ties. last out: sell az sight. write for
catalogue. fais information: sample Ice.
Aluminium Novelty Company. 10 Broad
WAY New Yerk.
The evening times., 1896-05-07
In the Masculine World.

The little daughter of the Duke OF Aber-
corn has been christened Rhodesia. This
Is because the duke is chairman of A3r
Rhodes' chartered company.
Count Capr.vi, ex-chancellor OF Ger
many, has been living quietly for the last
few months on the estate Of his niece in
northwestern Prussia. He mas been writing
his memoirs and they Will socn be issued
by Berlin publisher.
- Antonio De Navarro, the husband OF Mar y
Anderson, is very much in love with his
beautiful wife and one OF his fancies is a
pretty one. In room at their home at
Turnbridge Wells he mas made a frieze
which consists OF Autographs of his wife
I'm all the parts she ever plssed
SUCCI, the faster, recently wanted TO fast
forty dl ys III Vienna, but the authorities
would not give the required permission
unless ne should agree 10 charge no adnIis-
sion and have only medical men present.
This was done TO deter him, but II made
him angry and he accepted the conditions
much to the surprise OF the yiennese au-
thOrities.
Caetaui, minister of foreign affairs,
in the new Rudmi cabinet in Italy is such a
character as Marion Crawford chooses
for his novels. He is descended from one
OF the oldest feudal families OF the Cam
plgna, 4 family that mas given the church
two popCs and seventeen cardinals.
Joseph Chamberlain is one OF the bust
est men in public life He rises early and
carries his work far over into the night.
He is wonderfully well informed and one
OF the best debaterS iii the house. He
never takes exercise and MANA ges to keep
his health Just the same.
The evening times., 1896-05-07

Forecast TIL y. III. Friday.
For the District OF Columbia. Maryland
and Delaware-Threatenin weather, prob
ably with light rain tonight, continued
cloudy weather Friday; warmer Friday;
northeasterly winds.
For virginia and North Carolina-Fair in
the western portions; threatening weather
with rain in eastern portions tonight; Fri
day, partly cloudy weather, with showers
near the coast; warmer in western portions
tonig ght; warmer Friday; nortbeasterly
winds, becoming southeasterly, moderately
high on the coast.
" eat her Cond itionsa "a. General Fore
cast.
The area of high pressure on the North
Atlantic coast remains central over the
Gulf of st. Lawrence, but has extended
southwestward, over the South Atlantic
valleys. 1t has caused brisk to high
northeasterly winds along the Atlantic
coast, with cloudy weather In the Middle
Atlantic States, and showers on the Vir-
ginia and North Carolina coast. The
pressure remains low on the Rocky Noun
tam slope, with trough from Colorado to
North Dakota. The pressure is also low
to the north of Montana, and high on the
North Pacific coast. The barometer has
risen In all districts, except upper Mich-
gan, but especially along the Atlantic coast
and on the northern Rocky Mountain slope.
The temperature has fallen in the Mid
die Atlantic States and North Da K ota, and
has risen In the upper lake region.
The weather has been fair In all dis
The evening times., 1896-05-07
ROUGH ON TIE MAGICIAN.
His Brst Trick Failed and Only Paid
Ninety Cents On the Dollar.

Carl Hertz, the iliuSionist. was talking to
a Memphis ColnmeTical-Appeal reporter OF
some OF the accidents that sometimes spool
the art of the cOniurer.
1T was III Nashville" he said, that |
experienced i real knockdown blow. l was
performing che well-kuOwn trick of passing
q marked coin into the center OF an uncut
orange-at least, that's what good many
people thought l was doing. l used 4
silver dollar, emphasizing the trick by
passing the coiu into the pocket Of some
boy whom I had enticed on to the stage.
Il will openly confess that the bog had
to be a confederate, and that the marked
dollar had its fellow in one previously
prepared by me. one night as | WAS en-
tering the theater l looked around for
likely youth to aid me in my double
dealing. 1 picked up boy and promised
to pass him in If lie would follow my in
structions.
IL am a conjurer,' said. L want you
to put this dollar IN your Tigbt-hand trousers
pocket. Ill get you a seat in the front
row, When l. ask for somebody to come
on the stage you must come. Then | will
ask you To produce the dollar
The boy promised everything, and. af-
ter making arrangements for him at the
door. / left him. When l was ready for
the dollar trick saw my young confederate
sitting open-mouthed in the front row. l
audience to lend me a dollar marked ex-
actly as was that 1 rad given to the boy.
II passed that borrowed dollar into the
orange. cut the fruit open, and out dropped
the coin. Then I went on:
land now, ladies and gentlemen, will
perform a still more difficult feat / have
passed that dollar into an orange Now, l
will ask some member of the audience to
step on the stage. and, without going any
wt,a- near him. | will pass the same dollar,
marked. as you have seen. into his trousers
pocket
True to his bargain, the boy stepped to
the stage. 1 stepped opposite him and
asked: 1
Now, sir, have you ever seen me be
fore!'
NO. SIR" was the answer.
a. 4 have here Il dollar ! continued. Il
am going to pass 1t into your right hand
trousers pocket. One-two-three-gor
Il made the proper magcian's pass and
smiled confidently upon my audience.
NOW said to my assistant, put your
| hand in your right hand trousers pocket and
give me the dollar
1.-The boy looked bit sheepish. but he
| divedhIsfistdown. Then. tony unuttersblt
horror, he produced a handful of silver, aud
| said:
"I've only got ninety cents Of it left.
sir."'
The evening times., 1896-05-07
Aries.


Aries is one of those curious old towns
that was evidently planned with an eye
to siege. Crossing the moat, one passes
through an embattled gate way with
quaint armorial carvings sadly mutiated
by time The cobble-stone streets are
very narrow, and in their labyrnthine
windings remind one OF the Kyles OF Butte.
Having safely threaded them the center
of the town is reached-the Place Royale.
Here, hard by the Hotel de Vile. is the
Cathedral of St. Trophimus. Not far dis
tant from the cathedral are the remains of
the Roman theater. The two Corinthian
columns still standing, remind one of the
Forum at Rome. The ground is strewn
with the fragments of pillars extending in
a line for n considerable distance, and be-
yond rise-tier above tier, In the form OF
seniicircle-the seats for the spectators.
Near to the theater is the mostceiebrated
of the Aries antiquities, the great amphi-
theatre. 1t measures 40 feet by 341 and
there still remain two stories Of go arches,
formed OIL such enormous blocks of stone
as call to mind the giant circle at Stone
henge. Within the walls are vauited
chambers opening on the arena, which are
supposed to have been the dens of wild
beasts. Abovethemt there are efivecorridors,
and 43 rows of seats, which were capable
OF Accommodating upwards of 10000
people. The building is believed to be of
the time of Titus, and though not COM
parable in interest to the Colosseum at
Rome lis in q much better state ofpreserva-