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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-09-08

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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-09-08

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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-09-08

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-25

Str and dwg 1913
NY ay NV. Or. .25 so
Str aud dwg 1742 18th
st NV, Ar. 20. 30
Str room & ] rm COS
.. La ave NV. 20. 90
Str and dwg 22l1 18th
st Rw-.-.-...--l $500
Str and dwg 1900 Del
ave, 5 rooms. is 90
Str and dwg 1878 18th
st NV, Or. IL. %
Str and dwg l40 VI st
Sc, 5 rooms. 10. GO
Store room zoos l.. $50
I'd floor hall Dds 9TH
st Sc -...........5.0D
Str and dwg 1929 eth
st NV. 30 90
. Str and dwg 800 I'd
Z st Sw. d. 80
Str & dwg 1T42 eth 20 80
Str X dwg 929 4th. 10 so
Offices IN Gunton bldg. -
Offices in Central bldg
Stable and shop rear
l4lI X st NV. room
for 4 horses and 3
carriages ........16. 90
Rear 1923 o st NV 10. 80
Alley bet NJ and n,
! 10th X 21st NV. If. 60
Rear 1229 and I229h
7th st NV. 10. 20
Stable r'r 1876 c sw 1000
shop alley bet 18th Il
nth, h & l. NV. 1000
Rear DDS Al sw. 800
Shop rear 1888 Blag-
denis alley NV. 30
orti0n of the property on
call at Office for bulletin,
tn.
917 + st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-25

FOR RENT
Ii you are looking for desirable reside nee
at moderate rent, those nearly new
brick and stone houses 22d st. and New
Hampshire avenue and h street. They are
now being put il arst-class and modern
order.
They the best value have TO oEer
If 1o-room houses. ami are we'll worth an
ea.ly examination.
Open for inspection
Is. H. WARMER Il CO.,
1t n;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-25

FOR RENT
21U Del av ne. 12r $40 Z!
3l9 : Cap st, Tor. 80. 0t
3i1 & st sw. Sr. p. o.
713 18th ST NV. i1r. Is. 81
11l6 18th NV, 1r. p 81
9l1 \ q av Sc, Sr. 81. 81
I'D 18th ST ne, sr. - III
Pt lot 1, So $50 lie. %. ~
- ID st ne. Or. IL. gu
124i 3lst st NV, Or. Is. 81
SIS 2lSt st NV, Or. -. III
2Gy9 l st NV. Tr. .lS.Ol
1876 9th st ne, Or :. 1S.U'l
32o \ st ne, Sr. IL st
527 10th st Sc, Ir. .1G.3J
PIG 10th st Sc, Ior. Is. U1
SOB 4th st NV, Ar. 10 81
$50 9th st Sc, Sr. .13 so
1245 35th st NV, ar. IL 20
141u Sampson NV ,6r12.5 81
Ala 2lst st NV. Or. II 81
1918 9th st NV. Ar. II. 81
1416 Sd st NV, 5r. 1900
sol and SOB Sheridan
ST NV, Or. 10. 30
S11 25th st NV, Or. 10. II
1851 22d st NV. Ar. 10. 81
BIS D. st NV. Or. 10. "
$50 Baptist al NV, 4r10.3
Store 1l14 q NV. 5000
Str & dwg 1924 + &
439 Doth NV, Tor. 40. 30
Str d dwg 1901 4
1908 L st NV. 5r. 40. 90
Hall 3D. floor il9 10th
ST NV 30. UU
Str & dwg COS La av,
VI .oo.cl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-25

FOR RENT-10-ROOM BRICK WITH ALI. M
IfoVemtnts. on beautiful avenue adjoining the
Capitol grounds; S4O.I5 per month; desirable
parties now in house who pay $29 and will re-
main THOS f WAGGANAS
: my25-3t dr. II Of ~
FOR RENT-Iz3s TO 1850 ST NE. NEW G.
room, tath and cellar brick houses; large yard
ana shed; facing south: nice. coy and comfort
able homes; open for inspection ny25-3t
FOR RI.NT-AT REDUCED RATES-WEIIIO-
Gated dwellings-No. 1851 9th St NV. 8 rooms
and baths. $50: bay-window brick, No 1904 Il
st. nv, rooins and bath, S35; and bay window
brick No. 225 18th St s.w rooms and bath
US 80. All above are in good condition.
n'y2o-tt ALBERT F. FOX. $50 st. NV.
FOR RENT-IN EASTERN SECTION-vERY DE-
srabe tay-w indow brick, No. S2S y. c. ave. Sc.
rooms and bath. SIS; store and dwelling, No.
1923 9TH st. ne. I ruoms and bath. $50; neat
bay window brick, No 700 18th ST. ne, 1 rooms
and bath $50 and brick No. I02 18th st. ne,
rooias and bath. $50 50.
nIy25-tf ALBERT L. FOX 92O L st NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-25

IIRFAX. SOC f ST. NV.
1916 fla av, Sr, ba,
Gel, furnace. 90
317 q sc. Tor. ia. -. SO
22l5-21 F, 7r, la. %. So
1870 Fla nv NV.
Sr, ba, Gel furnace .25. 90
915 n c av.Ir.ba. .2s..50
e03 9th ne. Or, la. 80
625-2I l. ne. ba. -. 80
All q ne, 6r. ba. .20.50
S29 9TH ne, ar, ba. rs. 50
1920 18th, Or, wa. Is. 80
1912 Linden he Or. b. To- 30
1910 | ne. 6r. la. 1888
$50 Hickman st sc.
Or, ba. .15.?0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-25
FOR lighthouses.
UNEURNISHED.

FOR RENT-l354 YALE ST. COLUMBIA HGTS !;
IL! IL rooms: 2 beautiful baths; heated by hot
wafer; lighted by beth gas and electricity; a
model home; rent reduced; cper, for Inspection
my25-1m GEO. L. EMMONS & CO. ltl6 F St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-25

FOR RHINESTONE & +.
1I4S 5 NV. 12r, 2b. $1,000
1912 Sund'd pl. 10r- 60. 0V
1850 Col av w.1Ir,
ba. SIS. sc
i134 Corc'n. i2r. 5000
2226 n NV, l0r.2 ba. 40.0G
927 Z NV. Or, ba. 81. 81
1914 18th NV, 1Ur, b. IS. U0
els 9Th NV. Sr, ba 81. O1
1925 Corcoran. Tor, b35. 90
v0T o NV. Tor, ba. 81. 90
1900 Lydecker. lijr. 81. 90
21o4-6 lst NV. Or. b. 20. ",
14o X NV. 81. ba. 30. Ut
313 Maple ay, 7r.
ba. eel. .......-..25. 81
2130 II, Or. In. IS. SO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-25

FOR RENT-VERY DESIRABLE HOUSES.
122S 1ith ST., 10 rooms mod. imp. $50 90
1908 9th St. rooms. mod. imp ...-...... ~. 20
1904 9th St, 10 rooms. mod. imp. 81 50
1923 9th ST., Z rooms. mod. imp 10 70
my25-3t A. 4. CUUMBE 1425 N Y ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-25
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
tNFtkNISIAlnaS.


sNFIKNIsnLcsl.
FOR PENTHOUSE. 14s1 HOWARD AVE MT
at i4is PARA sS5 ger inonth in adsance'
FOR EENT-IN THE SOUTHEAST A FEW DE-
SsaSse, newly finished houses; rooms. cellar
re- lon halt aud bath: nice ncigt,borhcod. near
car hnos: sl1 80 pr month. Apply
ny2g-3t ~ "
FOR RENT-s35 n MoNTH-YOUR CHOICE az
The following desirable horses:
i isl Ism st.; 10 r-,lns: cellar. large lot.
~, St: 10 rooms
z26 ST; Io rDans; . baths
0ls 9th s. n W. 20
m24-2t STONE q FsIKFAX. SIG r ST. NV
FOR RE:NT-s5o.75 WILL RENT A io-RooM
brick house. i0'2 Mass ave. nv: newly PAPER
ea. painted new plumbing: /, aied by huI Mater.
Apply CHARLES q. THORN. 1913 4 II N, p g
FOR RENT-ll1 5TH NE: ATTRACTIVE RESI-
shrIpsery; COZ ;enicnt to cars; rent. s2a.5o,
For RENT 4OI 9 ST. AT s4o.so; THREE
story dwelling; u rooms. bath and cellar. ali
in god repair. Inquire Of A. EBERLN'S SONS.
F sS,s BENT r. DEEPlE co; 1919 ST.
GIG &c. NV 2ls%h: 20 o" ~ 10th ne: ur&b.. IS 80
sizes =, 7r&b gfurI. 5000 1881 Sd ne. 6raha iS5S
1898 S d at a1 rSas g. 1914 1871. y Mi NV
ef&i o 5000 RI i' rss TX or .reS: 500
1891 Whitney Nv. stoao 80 32i3 Cherry nm ar
i!io nwSat slSs scot Scott st. Or: 500 500
my23
ron RENT-REAR 1923 CONN. Az RS $40 50
h25 I'D NV, rooms ..................... 1850
1920 Conn. ave; rooms and bath. -. $500
myIa-yt
FOR RENT PIIoyF az.
THE wA soa CT, LOAN AND TRUST CO.. ~
ss s ls 'i sSs I'm HSS au nT 90
i IS. NV, i2f !ssS s. .sh ne Or $50
% nT oF $3.50 as 1851 s lsse Nv. s. %
6ll A ne. coal I'd .46 66 siS spruce 81, T. Is 80
1882 1882 s ~ az 81 p NV H 30
BIZ 30 Del av ne 81 Is 50 22oeclevrland v6rii30
ais wai.sch p Dr. y 90 Ro9m.sls 9Th st
myl1 JNo. l. w.AvER. Real Estate onieer
FOR RENT-NEwLY PAPEREp AND PAINTED
Apply to I. c. HERBERT. GIL + stn.w. myi4-f
FOR ENT-92s sTH NV. ioR & B.. $500
1881 q NV. fur.er l25 90 1895 4 NV. 1Ir&b. .is 90
liss NV st&dIg Is o. 1918 eh ne erab II 50
lelo Linden ne ar b To- 9l0 Grant Hy nw&stas.oo
RALPH w LEE. 6o6 18th ct. NV. CPhone 2osg.D
myl3-tf
FOX RENT-BY DAVIS & srURTEvANT.
Fine 1o-rocm house an Inglesite. of y. s.,
1913 ST. i2r ba. 81 900 per year
FOR RENT-I1ss ND 1872 F ST. 10 ROOMS
and BATH ami; reduced from $50 to $50
14l5 10th 81. NV. 10 rooms, 4 MI: $40 per mo-
JaS-f III. ROZIER DuLANY 1920 r st
FOR RENT 2oco HILIYER PLACE u ROOMS;
anil: corner; with plenty OF light and sun;
southern exposure: $40 per month.
Jas-tf HI. ROZikR DIl.ANY. 1920
FOR RENT-1O2 ST. Ne: 7-ROoM BRu'k;
mod. Improvements; in thorough order. SD 81
a month i. W TUCKER BRO. loo 4 ST.
FOR RENT--UNFURNIsHED-
1879 18TH st.. $3.50 80 224 g G....-.... SO %
l411 n ST. 25o.O9 1914 18th 70. 90
1911 st. 250. 90 i2n7 81. 1900
1t45 Il l 10000 2022 r st......... IS 90
1923 18th St l25.00 sl2 18th so. 90
l4iI Mass l25.oO 30. - rs 90
30 Farraglt So ..ei CO 1860 Both St up pit 81 50
Also large list Of desirable furnished houses.
FITCH. FOX & BROWN.
Se24-n l4Oe G ST NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-25

The above is only u p
my books. For full list
issued on the LIST and 15i
my25-w,f,m Il. 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-25

Sta 41s-2o Sth NV. $3.50
18th mr. Col I'd. lOr. 40
1919 VT nv NV. fur'd. I25
1920 18th. 9r&b. SIS
61s Mass nv NV. Tor. so
Store 1o1 9th NV. 40
1883 Corc'n. 14r&b. n. so
~ Defrees NV. 6rSb. 10. 40
ONCE rooms, 1897 L NV.
l244 Union ct sw. 5r. II
THERFORD. 1907 + st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-25

FOR RENT-JuNE 1; Ny 15-RoOM HOUSE. VERY
complete; L. D.oit Park: 80 IT, front; tcrrac-d
lawn; conservatory: carriage house; concrete
walks sEd driveway: garden shade ami fruit
CHAS. SHEPARD Coz NV. mysi-6t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-25
PERSONAL.

$50 REWARD FOR ANY INFORMATION LEAD
ing 10 the arrest and conviction of the pei son or
persons who set fire to the shed in rear of f;op-
zaga College sunday. May a. McDKyITT'S DE-
W. WILLIAMS, AUTHORIZED PRTy1TF DI,rFcv
i've agency-conndential cOmmunica lions promnt.
Y attended to: Office open all hours; best refs
my25-lms '1-
IT'S AL YOUR OWN WAY; WE CALL ON YOII
we pay out the hard cash, We take away IL.
gents discaIded garments. You send the postal.
that's all there Is to 1t. JUSFHS OLD STAND
Clio D ut. NV. vnv9k sts
W. WILLIAMS, AUTHORIZED PRIVATE DETE0
i've agency-Conddentfal communiea tfons prompt.
Y attended TO; once open all hours; hest refn
Ess.snilsned 1850. Entrance. "a 3. cor. 10th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-25

fD - hI-NI-Hous Sc 1ssI HOWARD AVE, MT
Pleasant; rouinc aud Iath: A m 4 Siai,ir ~
=, itiS Park -; sS5 Ier month. in advance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-25
Observation-Disclosures

FOR RENT - REMINGTON TYPEWRITEIiS AT
The KEMINuION OFFICE, modern machine;
perfect condition guaranteed with stand, deli,-
cred free In city; one month applies purchase
Of new when directly following rental
WYCkOFF. SEAMANS x BENEDICT,
delO-u Cor. Sth and Il SIS NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-25

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
FOR RENT-N GArTHERSBURG, DESIRABLE
house: II rms. bath: furnished; s min. from
depot; large garden made: lovely lawn; shade
fruit, chickens, stable; can be rented for season
@ entire year; excellent water. Address Box
81 Gaithersburg Nd. my25- ats
FOR RENT-CAzENovIA. n. Y, ROOMY cor
tase; newly tastefully furnished: every con-
yenience: shady grounds; directly on lake; fine
fishing. sailing shooting Address JOHN HOW
sen. Cazenovfa, N. Y. ap30-wxs-im.
wANTED-SUMMER RESIDENCE FOR JTTT-Y
August and September; a furnished house outside
OF washington city; must have at least bed
rooms, with bath and water closet In ho,,se. ure-
fer that Il be on lines Of B. and o. R.R OF in
Chevy Chase; references win be given. state
terms Address COUNTRY, Star once myy2i et
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-25

FOR RENT-311 18TH ST. JUST SOUTH OF
smithsonian; roons, bath, dry cellar; a mi
OWNER 300 18th St s.w apl5-tf
Fol; PENTHOUSE 1871 + ST. NV: ~ RMS
a-iD.L $40 Is Mass. ave. NV; rms. mod
imIs.; Sl4-5o- W. c. JOHNSON. 1902 18th st
NV. myl3-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-25
WANTED-HOUSES.

WANIED-SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE OR
part or house. In suburbs Washington;
clean, shady, cool, references furnished Address
stating price. which must be moderate, Boy ~
Star office. lie
WANTED - DEPARTMENT CLERK WOU II
take care OF house in NV. during summer month.
for use Of furnished room; references IL required
Address ULA Star office. my2i-2ts
WANTED-THE CARE OF A FURNISHED CITY
house. by small family OF adults, educated
people: best city references Address ". T. ID.
Star ONCE my24-3t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-25

1326-2S 5th st NV. rooms and bath. =. S27 50
1880 9th ST. NV. IL rooms and bath. ...... 81 81
III ST ne, rooms and bath. ..-..... 70 w
Desirable neighborhoods. Inquire of
my16u FRANK L. BROWNING 5O2 F. NV
FOR RENT-304 p ST. NV. NICE GROOM
brick; water. gas AMI latrobe: convenient IL
market. schools. etc; reduced to SI5.5o, keys In
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-01
Keeping a Husband.

Every married woman, unless she
has been 30 unfortunate as to marry a
orute, hold. her happiness under God
in her own hands, and the keepers of
it are love and patience" says Mrs.
Moses p. Handy in "a Talk With
Young Wives" in the October We
mans Home Companion. ''Never
reason with an angry man, said the
aastern sage. 1t does no good under
any circumstances, and when the mao
il your husba d it Is worse than folly.
What will it profit you. even though
YOU have the best of the argument?
Therefore, in everything, unless 1t be
a matter Of conscience, it is generally
netter to yield than to contend. Not
that the wife is to be slavishly SUBJ
mi-sive: no man can respect woman
W no is lacking in self-respect, aud every
IN arr ed woman has her rights. But
the best way in which to secure these
rights is not by doing aggressive bat
tie for them. Let them be
taken as a matter of course, TAX
ing it for granted that your husbands
first wish is always for YOUR comfort,
as yours always is for his. Never forget
that your interests are, ought to be.
and try to convince him that
his wife is his best friend and safest
To that end never repeat
which he tells you of his
,wn or of other pc 'ple's affairs; and if
he makes 6isparsging remarks OF any
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-01

leration which is implied in chast'se-
ment. For, after all, when you punish
9 thing you do endure, copdone and ad-
nit it. Man accepted the womsn's
violence, confessed it, and-in the
words OF the mothers OF our populous
streets-"let her know."
He let her know, and no doubt there
was temporary peace. Katharine in
time might, IL is true rise again, doub-
ly fired by the memory OF the unjusti-
fable processes of her capture and
conquest: but OF that chance too, man,
armed with u whip, was
indulgently aware. He was
not exacting. He d d not ask impro-
bSbilIties-babitual self-control, for
examLle--eNcept, perhaps, from hero
ines OF legitimate tragedy. EliZshe' h.
an woman. and woman of the country
succeeding. had her Temperament
had IL out, comparatively unmolested.
For what is the moleststion, in
hicted by auy physical measures
OF punishment or repression, co "
pared with that of bur-
dening sttribution of responsibility?
Nothing, What is bcx on the ears
compared with such wound to living
and tender vanity as is caused by the
sense that public and private opinion
holds you cheap for your ill-temper?
Opinion in those violent times was sim
guls-ly good-na'ured.- Mrs. Meynell.
in Golfers Weekly.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-01
Lock of Hair Brought SAP.

\ curious relic fell under the auc
tioueer's hammer at the London auc-
lion rooms a day or two ago 1t was b
lock of royal hair, and is valued by it.
purchaser az S42. The lock of bar in
question belonged to Edward ", and
is over 400 years old 1t has only oeen
treasured up for some 100 years. The
circumstances under which 1t was
nbtai lined are explained in copy OF
he Universal Magazine dated April,
1889.
The hair was found accidentally at
Windsor by some workmen, and the
article dealing with the subject say
that ''the workmen employed in St.
Georges chapel at Winds n in new
pavipg the choir discovered on March
Is, decay In the stone which clos d
uD the entrance into the vault where
Edwsrd " had been deposited. Two
of the canons aud the surveyor entered
the vault and viewed the royal body
enclosed in a wooden and leaden coffin.
1t was reduced to a skele.o which
measured 6 feet 3 inches, the skull re-
c lining to the north or left aide, with a
quantity of long brown hair " hich hao
fallen off it. but no traces of envelope
or cere clorh, norany rings or other
insignia On the kings coffin lay an
other of wood, much decayed, which
contained the skeleton of a woman.
who from the marks of age about the
skull was supposed to be that of the
quee-, Lady Elizabeth Grey. who died
three years fte- m in confinement
a. Bermondsev abbey, and was proba-
bly, buried W tn less pomp."
The lock sold the other day was then
obtained by one OF the nsnons, in whose
fanilv it has remained ever since
w sshington Post.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-01
CoiffureS.

Have you ever noticed that in the
portraits of women which have mad q
the fame of artists there is never
head in which the hair ia brushed
back from the ears? No artist has
been brave enough to paint a picture
leaving the top of wOman's ear exoos-
ed. Raphael, Titan and Gaipsbor-
ough allowed only the pink lobe of the
ear to appear. 1t is unnecessary that
the hair be curled or frizzed to gain
this effect, but it must be drawn loosely
over the cara. There are msny
women who will say that this style of
dressing the hair is unit v, Others
there are who will say harsher things,
90 doub-, but IL Is artistic, aud what ia
more irrevocable, it is also fas ionable.
The upper part of the ear must be hid
den. This is the fat of Dame Fashion.
The hair may be worn in a thousand
different ways and be considered cor
rect provided only this one rule is OBJ
served. For Informal evening
wear, with gowns leaving the neck
slightly exposed, the hair curled In
bang and pulled down over the fore
head, Sd covering the tiny wrinkle.
between the eyebrows and the hair
that hint at the passing OF youth, is
pretty moda. This is called the Priu-
cess of Wales couture. In arranging
this couture the back hair should be
tied In the middle of the head and heap
ed into a net. The net Is pinned firm.
ly to the crown of tho head, forming
an old-fas hioned chiguon. The CHG
non falls low enough to cover the back
of the reck. Sometimes two or three
saucy little curls are pinned at one side
OF the chlgnon. seeming TO have escap-
ed from the net. Another pretty
mode OF dressing the hair is 20 part it
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-01
Women Three Centuries Auo.

TIE time was. then, when women
were liable to the ready and, IS it
had the spirit OF the fury. o her
handy reprraches we all know of
AS in use in later times: there
is waning age, for example, there
is lack OF beauty, there is-in lighter
VEIN alousy, and there is the Joyous
joke OF their reluctant C libacy: there
L. always vanity, or some other fac,
OF very nature. But three hundred
years ago, andufor some time onward,
there were the outbreaks of
irresponsible illtemper. Man
master of himself. rallied or
rehuked the woman therefor; but
he also awarded to her Off nsa the to-
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-01
Meantime the enthusiastic thous-

out. Meantime the enthus las tic thous-
ands were calling for him, and Gen.
John b Gordon, rushing to the rear
platform tn quiet the demonstration.
found at his elbow Miss Winnie Davis,
who was smazad at the enthusiasm
which her fathers name had evoked
Throwing his arms arouud her should
ers. Gen. Gordon exclaimed: Coun-
trymen. your late president can not
come out to see you, but here is his
daughter our daughter, the daughter Of
the coufe6 eracy." TIE title thus hur-
riedly spoken was taken up as q happy
thought, and from that point onward
it was the lighter OF the confederscy
who u ade her appearance when her
father was unable to move. Ever sir ce
II ha- been the chief pleasure of Mi--
Davis to at end The reunions Of the
confederate veterans, who always in
sisted upon her occupying q seat upon
the stage at the right hand of the pre-
siding officer.-Globe Democrat.