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THE DAIIjY CRITIC1, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPtEMRER 20,1890.
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""SaViAMS COSVERt02s
lnS' tj w's tribute to the Memory
i ' H 1 te ftssTtRt. .'. Rasdall,
i .!.!: 'During kit IHteM
Mr. t srAt.i. guts much tfamght
1.1 telitUn (ineetrofts, and M A
ttmtt of hit meritutkmt he been a
jMsnber, nhrnjt two months before tils
t'tftiti, of the Metropolitan Presbyterian
t atttch. Ills wm In no sense a death
tott conversion. It wm a genuine con-
JMMo of faith in the Christ! n re
llrion, buitit npon n Intellectual ev
hmtnatkmof Its fnndamental doctrines.''
Kegaritlnt; Mr. KAnM religious
t xpt ticBcet, Tun Critic hug come Into
rsssetsfon, on what It believes, to be
jt ml anthotttr, of the following Inter
esting narration:
fot Miwy years ego, Mr. Kvxdall
spent A stwnmer, with his family. In a
Menatslaous district in Xew York. In
the mm locality a business man of
Philadelphia was summerrng with his
JftWlly. TJil gentleman bail taken
smell Interest In building np a
little mteston church, the service of
Tvhtek he often conducted. In time he
nftlcctl among his congregation the
XrfCUent pretence of the Pennsylvania
Congressman, whom he knew only by
sight. He was cmtifkil, but fre
quently express! the fear that the ills
tlngulsBetl statesman would soon tire of
the spiritual food served to the wor
shippers In the unpretending little
church. Ills fears proved to be un
founded. Mr. HandaLL continued to
be faithful among the faithful found
until the summer wm over, and he
with his family returned to his winter
home.
The milmlelphla business nnn
who built tbo mounUln church was
Mr. John V.RM.KKN. the presen'
'est master Ckueral; and In connection
With this eubject, It wIlll' rerneinbereil
that he was the only person outside the
Is mil) circle, with the evcetitlun of
the phrtleians ami the minister,
Yhn w Mlmltted tn the imilalilc
f f Mr. IUxiiai.i. when It liecame ap
psnnt that death was Imminent. U U
Mid that he hal the gratification of
la at In from the ililng statesman's
own lip that It was to hie ministration
In the little forest church that Mr. Hvx
luu. owed hto first Awakening to the
truths of Christianity.
All of which reproves the truth so
often proved before, that
04 hmvc i n 4 mysterious way
His wemtar to perform'
SOT A XKW DEPAHTUIIB.
'l'HM HbY. Howaxd MACQUHAKY.the
Episcopal clergy man who is at Iseue
wtlH his denomination upon quasiUm
of church doctrine, believe that a trial
by the rt-gularly-ronatlluted authorities
of the church would have an Important
result Bawely. that it would settle the
ttMtios as to whether "the Kplscopal
Cbuitk is truly Christian and Catholic,
or only a sect." Mr. MacQckaht
iuttbtr believes that "the facts whteh
he hopes to adduce would help to a
solution of the problem."
This is rather a Urge elalm and one
in wbieh Mr. MacQchaxy would most
likely be disappointed. If he he ex
pressed himself clearly, be has simply
follow td the leed of other free-lbiBkera
m the points bearing oa the oriffln and
the fall of snan, oa the doctrine of
i-ttdjwj msBisbweat, asd oe thst of the
BSBSWBSeBt.
Ity his own test I woe y he Arst broke
wilh the treditloBAl faith oa the quee
tsna of eatUets puatshiesflt, aad be dis
eased H as Beisber Scriptural bot n
tiBAL He sxt abflmdoaed the CtdvU
IsesC theory of the atonesBeat aad
sjUMSsh.il otte which he clslcu is apirUual
iWl whick others cUm as UBUerUe.
A of the fall of auw lesl kUa late
tlMst f BSta's origie. sad this eaded ia
1 Is sc4Misiac the e volutioa theosy of
llt sed Mi followers.
As io i be birth aad the resurreetiaa
i f C hiist kfr XacQixajiv aceopss the
riiftwAl Ibtory of tub. rt-jcotiag "the
j j)tej eiewestt is sw wirectea be
st k, is bis judgeaesU. laeusn-
sjmI esslaiM tae Hami-
k keMswes ssvould be pUcud aa
ste rsHftf doctiiae of the JBraraaaVia
ttfSM a Mae dear to kliuself petaapi but
M) tarn fee- average eomprekeaeina
Mr. )(A(QiSAHT cleiau the be has
WWmvJ asf eptetoea fsosm away hsasttag
tkswsnsjtoas ia hie own tbuie. ad has
llBt7 take a step ia advaace of these
kg seslattlatlaM 4taeli' 'aeseeies' iaso a
nJeVsisi aUr' with what stsuiat, tf
igr sft to be seea. Vm f uetsw 4isv
riwavss wttbgood rvetoe. y arigjajj
. , ,
"Wa' WeBsjiaaisl sssV PM "wr?
kat Jet- rkeeaai msmsb aw sacotri-
Jfcay reasia ae to be
sbbbMI saaiBttMsal Shssaet sMssHsQeMsaMssatatffcaasV faWrf
Utanr of the WisWMtna aa4
IfS iejsslieHattsi CfaVMAVt eJd
tf & uttibHwjtt wi dbaua-
Ullst tasVMf CtatWritWal llthslJ
TksyV steJalM IseU k kaK4 wtahA tJtMl
sasaiy VsasBsssaaaerv lwww w - 'sbjsv s
HmHmiBwMT oitM nn tmkytm
mm io lit- Ffftfltfftfti md upo tud
iaVoA sWeaVWwl MeaAamAAT iMattaW lataaU CaWI ea
tPPRIV !" (JpHsW saw'saiBieejBBSBsp ss-sbs wai w
lilAMUA. TWO sCOM eUW aWaMICak
sWIllaspaPaBiBajaBSSBBpse a- "w aF sasswaajrv
MaVAaWV ftatssiaaiaiasiitT AeaVat eatOaV tfflM saaaV
esBBsF sWeF saBBB"Bswasr',s' bsbbs mmw sssw ass
ssWMaVst Iks) keaJaky rTarflfcnt oi fNaVesv
MsMasau. FsejaUeat 8w kas at kaaft
aka akiatral eM ksaMC gf As ML
SBBBBT jBBpBBae w WPV - "W
s?laeeaitjta1 Ua sf tkntr ibireat fdsss4.
ksst a7 o vol kwesv tUs. s4 x tkey
i Bt:t mer WM'oeap aata-
Tbi-y ay tbt ite axe uuiupclloi to
ISi.e oSiki '1- r vi b wbkb '-U
3to
Should coBWc t, and Which by nreitten!
falls to teats aftosH tire thm tftey
get ltkln ten or llfte fetlof ft. Tilts
prefhatnre leAv1nr Is twt by flwMetn.
It Is premedttatvrl, and H mmdl to
by the dlsrfpllMtrlan of tin nXttcmA
coinpany tbe alwuys-on rtme Iissl
dent Itr nr for the pwrpose of teaching
the rather tardy and slow paced people
of Jtt Pleasant dally and hourly lemons
of promt tiwss, tprithtlineea and pa
tnjnw. Anrl we would suggest tlrot tk
3At. flesswiters mltht obvnte all tkfs
rrosjbse by getting to the startloe ptaee,
acctmnitly or otherwise, about a qtmrttr
m A Minute Soonet than they do how.
If thny will do this, we are nre the rat
will ntter move rff when they get
within ten or fifteen steps oftt, but will
be hmrded by them always before
It bss been started by the prompt
drlsers of the prompt president of
this prompt roast. If, however, they
Will Fttstst In being behind time ten or
11 teen woDds im-y miry find cms la
tbn tn ahmtttg UretMent ITrnT. But
thT will ccrimpith nothing.
They ssy, also, that it Is An ontmge to
compel them. In going to Mt. ITensnnt
In bad weather, either to go through the
company's stables on Fourteenth street,
or else to bMe the peltlngs of the piti
less storm outside. And I hey say, In
addition to this, that it Is a gross out
rage tn compel a person n ho gets on tlte
i sr just on this or that side of the Demi
Line, as they designate Ibe Ikntmlary,
and pas fare, to pay full fare asraln as
soon as the car passes over that sombre
line, lteally, these Mt. llensant people
are the most unreasonable of people.
Kvery effort made Ity President Hurt
to accommodate them Is met with com
plaints like these. They rannot be sat
isfied. Hut they accomplish nothing.
They tndlenanlly declare every day,
and dream evcty night, that they will
call the old abtises anew, and the new
abuse at once, to the attention of the
T)lstrlct Commissioners. Ami so they
will, gently and deliberately, as becomes
Mt. I'l (ass titers. Hut must It be said?
they will accomplish nothing,
Tiik Xbw York HtraM, by a special
teleeram from fan Francisco, says that
the repott thst .Ikssik IltucTON Kr
Mont, widow of General Fubmont, Is
in destitute circumstances at Los An
geles, lias been confirmed. It is said
that Mrs. Fkkmoxt, now 00 years of
agr, resides with her daughter
Kltxahcth, who Is aged 15; that
they are so poor they were
compelled to borrow money to pny
fur the reply to the telegram ashing
the widow's wishes regarding the dls
portion of her husband's ltody; that
tl'ilr friends have advanced, from time
to lime, enough money to pay their
louu'bold expenses. Then this Is
addul . "Mrs. Fmbmont lias abso
lutely no resources, and her two sons,
on- In the Army ami the other in
the Xavv, having large families, are
nl able to render much nsslstance."
This should be told to the marines. It
will not be accepted by thepeople gen
erally. They are unworthy the respect
of the public or else It is fale that Mrs.
Fmkmont's son cannot keep her In
comfort. They could If they would,
and If they will not if they do not
they should be put out of the pub
He service, ami lie pointed at
as ignoble sons of a noble sire. It Is a
Mrcasiu to sy that an Army and a
Navy otHeer cannot, because of their
Urge families, give enouzh to their
mother to keep her from want' The
lltruld special certainly slanders the
soite of the late General Fnhmoxt.
Gkmkkai. J. W. SawKLi. of Xew
J ersey, a Hxmlier of the World's Fair
Executive Committee, is evidently op
posed to women having anything to do
with the "World's Fair enterprise. At a
Meeting of the eoawittee a few days
ago General Srwki.i. arose aad declared
that there wenMoo many women on the
board of lady managers. "These
women. " be deelared, "will cost the
Untied States oee thousand dollars a
day for every day they meet. I know
wowea well enough to know that they
will sit just as long ae they cab, sad
will talk just as lone as they can. They
will eoas une all the w riling raaierUle
ia the country, aad as we have to fur
sisk all the steaogrenhen, ok, what a
cost there will be ! ' The General
further said that the Cosnwiessoa was
beiag carried away by gallantry, aad
that everytkiag Brupnsed ia favar of
wosaaa was passed without due eoe
eMsesntiojB. It is now ia order tor the ladle. Gotl
bless tkeat, to speak up.
Tut Aljcxasusua. (V.i UuUi of
yesterday speak of tke ex Dewoennte
aaager of tke HepubUcaa party of
Ike Eighth Coaitreastoaei diatrkt. We
do not know tke Desaoerale at wkoat
tke UautU kurls yds vindictive r sin rk,
but H teens to us tkat la view of Mr.
Ufmb's lasiiiiiiiiBt, eaadktaey for Coa
gseas ud tke refusal of tke Bepublieaa
party to aoashtale a candidate, the
UitftU astgkt stake eertiaait aad
poiaUal reaaaraa akjotst tke Isseaocraiic
aaanager of tke ex WepehrhraB party
of tkat (Uatrict Able Mr. Howe kas
tke HapubUeaa party of tke AleAA4ria
district bs ak pocket, aad ae ttoes not
iatoad to Ust k out until ke kas used it
at tke Kot etsvbaw vhe-etoa
M-Uojs McKuiLX, vko bat Pessv
ocsatte Majority of tvasy-kve asus
daed to otetcoene to bat dtetriaa la Oo,
BH asaarAVjjsj a wj (ilMnwV n"w WP
kit osf s) snairict. A tato dteaesck fsoaa
kjt kfato in Canton r"tff Use fatit
tttot k kaa, oa tosasal aiSankto pem
'skusfaihd toktadkJi natty to success.
Ia tees, la WepuMfa-aa aresstonsl
dietrict, four tkouasad stcocg. ke was
defeased by forty two votes, aad la less
ke ran two huwduu and tkirty ate ke
kind tke tocaj tkket ia nia enassictaad
riirktssra suiaebsed aakiad ifa w
Bjas sssssjrrsar saap sre e
te preOiciedAat tkeitektodpetot
skis toll will be tke kjotteat ever seea ia
Otto.
Diu tbw ktsriy kucly of yeasw-
saw iNrooejadaneia to tike fibasees tanaasai
Hgwygaatfif fifed Mut. BwifllisTT'l tsv
poatia osetoiatloa to tke Vnjennk aaaalar
Ito9 ciajtai and fjlaarjral Couswgxx
itoi report Is lvo of tkaej aigwai by
ty aMstUaus of tke Cwt&totlitos oa sVjrv
tss SAesutsnJi akj-
iii, rfntatrttna' law an-
pioprtattuo for those clakaa, wtH
pn lull) muie up Litly next
approprlatlm U led by Mcsrs CS'o
snd BrcnAJ.icw. ."The opposition of
Mr. CatiHo," says the Wshffigton
cotiesponrlent of the Tsostn KmtW.
"arise from hl desire to kceii down
the approprlAtlons. He voted for the
proposition to enl thedslm to the
court: and In the Inst Congress he
warmly nrged n appropriation for them
In the General Deficiency bill. The Sen
ate adopted the amendment to put them
on the Deficiency bill by A tote of 81
to IS, and It Is pretty sure that A wm
jortty of the He use will vote for att p
rwtrprmrton whenever a direct tote en
he obtained. As matters no stand,
thlfl vote will be had, as the appropt!
Hon cannot be ruled out on any point
of rrtfer.''
Tn MtrrtftT or Davip T. Dat,
chief of the mining division of the
Ci nsnt ftmesu, npon the coal mining
Irdnefty of the United State, states the
annual proamnion m cnl In the United
States Id be 1 "AlUOO. tons. Of this
trote tbsn half Is mined In Pennsyl-
stils. The production of anthracite is
-t3,0S2.po? tons, ami of bituminous,
ga,796,7a tons. The total number of
lsliorers tmpfoyetl hi TOl.SfiO In the
United Stales, of whkh 1M,000 are In
Pennsylvania.
HOTEL ARRWALS.
MrtmpiiHHiw-a. tt. While, Easton. Mil.:
J. II. I.edietter, Aontston, Ala.: .lotm C.
llssfcpll. 9outh Csrollnn: W. A. Maormsn,
Isnvl1le, Vs.: J. B .tenklns, Spottsylvsnls
Comt-ltriUe, Vs : Harry C. Cliemy, Provi
dence; W. 0. Crenshaw, Virginia.
A'ariemil It. K. I)ewei,M. J. Voirel snl
Tlirmas Hretinan, New York; I). C. Free
man, Oil CMy, Ps.t Frank S. Washburn,
Cbh-Sfro: William J. Mlnlnnur. t'slslka,
Kl.; S. M Aillrr. BlrminRbsm, Als.
ft. JnmeU. V. I.efevre, Rlehmond,V..:
V. Mrrrlll, lhllstelphls. T. J. llrennan
smt wife, New York; Iheo. Trimble ami
wife, MIm N. Jt. Ibsrer, (J. C. Berry atl
.1. it. Heir)-, Clnrtnnatl; it. (. A ten, Ills
wall, Ksn.; U. V. Colher, Hlchmoml,
Va.
llVforrf's It. (1. Dsvls and Oscar Osns,
New York; Hon. W. 11. Hstch, Missouri;
Mrs. Jt. C. Kim. sml MiM Harsh Miller,
Hudson, N. Y ; Jno. K. Bushnell, Itos
tioke. Vs.
IHpo Joph Itsmllton, Mlsllppl;
J. K. Ilrmlsky, New York; Msrk Klclieti
lmiik ami wife, lit! slime: V. I). Craven,
Slsrylsml; C. J. Irwin, 1'hllsdelpLls.
NAerrAam .tiilin Avll, I'lillsdelplifs; J.
It. Ilrsnscli, Vlrglnls; .1. M. ObertuefT, New
York; II. M. Lombard, Portland. Ore.
Arlington II. V. Baldwin and Itnbert
McMillan, Detroit; Kdward lutwrliMb,
New York; Ir. (1. M. lluebsnsn, Koehester,
N. Y.; 8. B. Crlttewlen, New York; Mr.
snd Mrs Huge Seboellkopf, HutTalo.
Anc V. .1. KUIwck, New Y'ork: C. C.
tillmorr, IiidlsnspolU.
A i rammo Altiert Oricstisrli, V. Y.
fi.trr tint J. P. Womlliury, New Jork,
U. K. iiblrllng. Chicago.
. hilt Jsmn Bowley. I'litU.leli.hU; F.
r. Cuileyaml lfe, Wsltou. Ky.; D. Sln
cUlr.HfHb.nMHf, Ohio; Wm. II. I1rr
sntl J C. MvKlbMn smt wife, New York;
1. P. Jmwt. Mlnnespoll: Mrs. F. ('.
.Miller and .Mis fcctxrtunnu, Furtw Mon
ice;A. J Osnttftier, Woreester, Mass.
Ifotrl JokiuouY?. It. Hull, Battle Creek,
Mich ; II. C. Davis. Norfolk. Vs.; Churl.
Wt.o. Kaltlim.fi-; T. V. Kvans, FoK
Worth. Tex.
(loitfrt's IV. Mltebell and wlfs. New
York; T. I Blike, 11ita1epbsa; B. Bra
hsw sml wife, S. 0. BnJmlti.
Wrttlen for Thc Dailt Cstrtc.
BstYOWD.
The tint of sprtna; t oh the weodf,
The Aush is on the tender leaf,
Ami Nature. In her gayest wvml,
To sll our huMan woes Is deaf;
She has no eye or ear for grief.
Haw can her great heart fall to cars
When hot Wars tall Ilka summer rsln
And esrth's fslr brst Is sundered where
We ley our dust to dust sgstaT
How esu she isueb at all our pent?
Just as jou laugh at childish dresuM
Of danger sad atespe sad death;
You know It I not as It imi
Your ebikt Is safe within It bed;
You lore tt; It Is soaaCerted.
And swIKner Nature also knows
That whse you drssw of grief aad
death,
Your Father wakes yeu froa yeur woe
Aud lOTetb you aad gently selth;
"Peaee, shtht! lte still! Where I thy
fakkt"
For Nature knows the onward now
Of Life lajaad yottr preseat sigbt;
Your a) are est the grave fcsiow,
But Use's are oo the upper Keigitt
Where M yew lered ones walk ia
right.
Mtrrn 0, D. IUvbn.
WithsBgtea, D. C, Sept. 10.
!'' ' .ill
TflKAY WINE.
AVlierM It Ilaa lUea Simla tiluu the
Tlilrleestti CauMiry.
Flit Us tU MM OosaMs.
The tow n of Tokay, ia the County of
Zplie, Upper Iluagary, wm reeaaily
the scene of a taoet destructive eoaiht
jHlio. The site of Tokay I on tke
slot of tke Ilegyalia Mouataiag.wkkh
are of vokaalc oriKin aad are entirely
coveted with crape viae of tke particu
lar variety waiek kas wade tke ansae
tttebtaled. Busne twenty Ave other
market towaa and rfllagee dotting this
range of bilk skare witk Tokav ia Ike
ptcAtable iadustry of producing tke
faanoue wine. Tokay was a very old
town. It is saeatioaed in dot unseat of
tke thirteenth century, wkfck state tkat
King Beta IV. su seasoned Italian vtuav
dtctsers to Tokay toteack tke aadve
growers the art of making tke beet wtae
nesatble f loam tke exceSeat grspe there
atown Tab art kas been preserved to
our own day, the chief secret beiag tke
nsUiag of tke juiee of dried berries with
tkat of freak grapes. There are nvo
nesaefpei qualMes of Tokayer, that to
which tke busteet proportion of dried
grafts is added being the famous "To
Kwftf Saannce " ike total anastal
product of tk whole of tke Tokay dU
Met used to be fsoas lan.sssfl to aW,4M
esanets, or about a,M,saBJ geiloaa. but
tt fell off on tke appearance of the
pkyiloxera in HegyaHa,
mm Wm Mieau.
! UstsSwv '"-; niiisiint
I've kMtgkt you a aJosi klea
$r nilVin." aaJW w McnSetUHiBWi to
ker kuskand. who mffrn froe ls)aaen
nja. "UmJ" snorted MeSwtUigMB. a ke
took sniff, "any man wku wouU k
gyrta at yr tosflami ikat tpoaanke a
klaannd lotsl."
' ' isnistoftoanisu1 k) ajs satkvnjty njad a
ri-nMyu-h a aausA daneaifOJiB asmaat So
,)tm ,ff aiPPSSIM i nw
an exArjsavias psnjagsj ykarn w sv
Uim nv law IkaSl gmmmimjtA auio l&9f
It akould he ujlsesly atojxtond wit
3annV VsWaWaVaV aattsmafeat
sAMp (4$ el1Ujfstofcto TgtUM
" 'lss PsW nsnniBss ay 9 nnnnnnnpnjs sPBrSssnJsnsWvlpBn v
It has auas get ue, taea ade ei-l e4
stei.
c m.c it piutcd m !int Liu )u.im.ir fui.o
Afc U.ae Ui-.-jt tLi.jM i - .. 'Uv
OUR POLICE 0RCE
t HI IRAbEWATB MOMBnstOf MXrt TO
PATROL A LARfta TMUUWRT.
Ant ajnst IttrHettnn t rmn lt(ee See
-jennrs, wms ifeserve tfwis imum-t
ThAfl fjewswrn WhfK n eWrrr
r JrttlttI fffl t Urtjs
JTrffmr CrtVfr: There hte been a
mtgennmberof Mer1eianr attempted
robberies reported dtrrlnv the fssst few
month In the mlnmns of the rfrsns of
this city, notwithstanding that the notice
force has been increased In numbers.
In looking over the broad expense which
the Capital City and its surrrmttdlnfs
coreT, Including the cojnty, whkh
stretches to the border of Maryland, It
seems a mystery to me thst more depre
dations are not committed, rnnslfWlnK
the Inadequate nnmlr of police offl -ers
on tlnty to protect the dHron' pmpertv
ami valuables of the Capital of thf
great nation. The question mr b"
asktd ami readily answered. Who i
rrsponailde for this state of affairs T I
snswer rhrht here: It is not the fault of
the police force, for, taktnie Into con
sideration the number available for
patrol duty. It is certainly not at all
adequate to the demands tn point of
numbers. We ant told upon Inquiry
that our police force numbers some
where In the neighborhood of W0 or
6W men, but from this nu nber we are
to deduct the majors, captains, lieu
tenants, privates detailed ae elerks in
Police Headquarters, patrolmen on the
sick report, on leave, ami men who
never leave the station until the pntrnl
wagon Is called out. We have no less
than thrtt mryetnt at each precinct
All these considerably Iesen the num
ber of men who are available dally for
street duty, ami which necessitates a
large portion of our city to be intrusted
to one aolltary'polloeman. ' Now, at I
have already stated, tli different di
visions of this city, as at present allotted
to the police for control, are entirely
too large for the number of men on
"street duly."
Wc now have the police patrol and
signal system established throughout
the city e.cept In two preclncls. The
men on patrol duly are required to turn
In their report every hour, both day nud
night, which Is promptly registered at
the station. The question arises, of
what use are these sergeants T It seems
to me and many others that these per
ambulating Bentletnen's services could
be dispensed wllli without any detri
ment to the service, but of considerable
value to the welfare ami security of our
I'ltirens and property. It seems to me
absuid that these sergeants are re
quired to wutih the actions of the
imtrotmen In their precincts when these
men ! required to report hourly
throiiU the bev s situated on their re
tpectlvo bct llerutofure the ser
geanix uvnerallv made two tours to visit
trie 11. en oil ()i , now the men arc
obilst'd to mnke an hourly lour them
selves to the li- In order to report. If
they areilillrquent In reporting they
csn easily im called to an account. 'I
suultl rtj furl Ik r If these patrol tiotes
are tr lr-urr mue elBcli-ncv on the
patt of the patrolmen of imi- M'Mropiili
lau police wh nut increaui It further
by puttltitf ibosn now nseless ap
ptndagea under the name of sergeants
on patrol duly. Citmkn.
This is the first time the ernclewy
of the police sergesnt have been culled
In qtestlon. As a rule they are of
a higher order of Intelligence than
their fellows, and have been promoted
because of llu-ir vijrtlaut'e and knowl
edge of the criminal classes. It is but
justice to this class to say they are the
most valuable men connected with the
force, and In many of the raids which
have taken place the sergeants haw
been the leaders, std have successfully
detected and had punished many crimi
nals. What "CIMcea" says about the
large area to be petrolled by a too small
force Is justified by tke fuel. Itu.
Csme.
MUST BE AiflXaKCHIST,
A 'frnrAltBt- Mrlt IiuhIIihI by the
BUaawileN rf Itatli.
from tkt rtawgo Ami.
"Glv,e a good room, now," sahl a
bold tint of Jlritutf, laying down bis
pen, after reglslerina: at the Painter
House, and looking Clerk Rathbone In
the eye.
'Do you want a bath with It?"
queried Tta.biv.ne. as usual, as be re
turned the stare.
"IWwtn '" exclaimed her Majesty's
subject, who had not been used to
stopping at Brat thus hotel, aad there
fore irul not know tkat the queatbm re
ferred to a room with a bath-room at
tacked. "Bawth I My Uawd, man.
what tke devil do you mean r Do I
want a bawth r Why, your Im
aertiraeace, air. Do 1 look a if I
didn't know wkea I wanted a bawth,
sir r Or, do you tttoaa to Inatnttate
tkat 1 swell, sir r I'H net stop kesa to
be instated. No, air." And before
Matbboae could explain ktmself, the
hold Brttua bolted down the ejrrtdof
aad out of the State street door
Tu, l.vary Wwni Mt U.
Where did all tke money lately d1
luissd or iill lked up come frun 1
Fiom tke ptn-Vcl of tkt: pi-vyie- Bvery
dollar of it was colieeled in tattea, nms
fettrtk of which nave keen un&eceasary.
If tke Uoverument kad left every dollar
not nttUtd for Its legtttuuie eieae
where that dollar rightfully hcluaja
fas tke pocket of tke tueu who earned
it there would have keen no sui plus to
haurte extra vanaaee. no lock up of cur
lwy lu trippk- lHiln.
Hood's Sartsapanlla
Is earsrulij irei-artd bum iNUMparUla, Baat
oeJiuu. lUodra-ke Uml-, PipioWi, '"trininr
Berilui ajid otw eU sut-wi. au.t ilnible
veaetabte ta.a41ea, Sf S naueJiiur sussasaa
tfcua. wofurttoa so4 eroms, iviu to l toad's
f amaisttsna wmsttv yowew out r n:nssl
kicllwr srHila. eSut.-, tu:
eare when oUmw tali
Hood's 848aiiar!Uei
U te tt bluud s uiMcT towc ti
It mjOitai tvty rjtbitmj uut carta
mh, sM Keetus. Bub.liBl'U.s ail
ffransrsia WHenassrui atit n-ilnit insH
srel"aTWw "w""ew mm i L4nsvmnnsn, nngsmsi
sjestiua, fiamerisi iieutttej. Catarrh. Manate
ssmw. ittniM s4 iivr cosu-uiujw, ueer-
eutt aW"IeHui; itu:. tm Jessie
and aitU i ibe ssi!u
Hood's arsapaHlU
mmt "A eued n al feoaie. ' Utl.l-b h -
eeM Ms ntttucuj; w kjai. ma , where
ft t awMlst, Hw.' vl,it. aescbtHirhuuas
tkkeU'-.UmMj,!jiMe. t--" ininnhrir
sar titer eu isuev t Uuwi'x aaxsjmtsl
Ui ut mi utar tmnttUlm, cr Iuums) is!'
$ The seme vbw4 la -r-n-Hajf alt
evtr the iemtff .
J teuaUer in the euatWMM a ptknnmem
tiityumn4 cswvie where it u .jweusei
it kstHSKe a tnvucJte roweuj a W vttne
aUH4 u tit UUMijiJ umi.i.kte Muasit
&S tn4uud tv huj Mil,, i itu-atioei- gs)
. fcu an Uuu&'k bwwiui'ii'4
fc. .U hi M I ir.fc-i 1 5 j. 1 5 j't-
4WI ItVB- 1 (Mi- I- . . ,
FOR A GOOD SHOE
VISIT
Wilson & Caff's
For an Easy Shoe
00 to
WILSON & CARR'S.
" carry the Best Mnem ftMent
Leather Shoes for Uwtte and Oen
tletmnst Jflrtrt
Wilson & Caries
l'Rtttounble.slioo Men.
so. see r jnituirr y. ,
Wsshftiftcn, I). C.
BAtTlMORB STORB,
1 nmi o m usr iui.ii.iioitti .vritmtr.
ornoB of
w twnwABD x wwintm,
Orner Itlh and Fats, n.w.
WAsiitjrtrrOjr, n.o.,
TltCRSIUY. .SKfTAMOKR 1ft, ISO.
Our nsnal FrWsy Pernnsat Sale will at
trset those who have children to prepare for
flheo-l next week.
It means odds ami ends, bat not Inferior
eoods.
ODD ItANI)K8KCltIKF9.
LAdleV AU-ttnep Cohvrel Btnbrosilerel
ItetBttttened flandsereMefs, lso eaoh; re
dnced to S for SO.
4 Ladles' All-linen
UtHMtltohed ltandk
White Smhrotdarei
reMets, rednoed to lee,
3 for wo.
S Ladles' All-linen Ontored llmbrotilersil
S')liraed(ie ltRndherebtefs, rednel to
SOcwicIi
S Ladlon' All Linen While BibroMrel
!csllnil edge Handkerchiefs, rediteed to
Ooeaeh.
Flrt Boor.
OU1) 1IUNKBTS.
S pairs IC-t Fine Wool Disnketr, redneed to
JS.M i-r ilr.
t rhs 11-1 Floe Wool Bleakets, redeeed to
$ I vr pair.
3 pairs 11-1 Flee Wiiol MIsHkets, reilaeed to
JS per pair.
1 1 air 11-4 Flee Wool ntanket, redncsd to
is.
Koorthftoor.
ODD JACXXTS AND XBW.UAHKaT.
1 AU-wel Msek Cnrkserew .TaekeUnteely
bound with mohair hraM, als , reiluoed U
IS.
ITanCUith Jekt. vest front, w lib broad
t Itched ediTM. alss it, red Seed to tt.
I Lttt HroWB rtoth Jaflket, with ten vet
frost sea peerl battMM, lae , reduevu u
JS.
1 All-wotd llbwk Norfolk Walklne Jaeke.
trifKBiMl with UV-ilicbed braid, fse to, re
duced to H.7&.
1 'All-wool Hlaek Jaehet, with loose front
and richly trimmed with Maok, slse M, re
duced to H.TS.
1 Bxtra FIm Fll-lHttli B1 riiwk Mew
market, l(M, reduced to a.
Third Moor.
REMNANTS IN WOW CLOTIIINO.
t Hoya All-wool Dsrk HaM Cheviot Sells,
winter walgbt. Uses 7 and 11 jsers, rwteeed
to&Pr ult.
3 nrk-lrld Cheviot Hehoel Salts, fall
wUht, rdued to fl per salt.
it Medlam-weilit Irk-ttriaed Cheviot
Sett, tduttwl Jarfcets, sises T aad 6 year, re
duced to t par suit.
1 0d Corkaerew Cutaway Coat and Vest,
alse 10 jean, reduced to M.TS.
t Odd Jaehet la Norfolk aad Halted
stylea, smw T, , 11. 13 and It yesiM, radaeed
to iM. m and l sb. TW la mm than hK
prieefor thl let.
SOpalMlkwa' OtlJ Debt -weight 1'aBU, all
sbHH, raduewd to 7u a pair,
ltreroalaShUt WaUts, sliehtly dbeotered
from wtadow dUdr, redeeed to me ah.
ZAll-wooi dUad Cbevlet Cape Orereosts,
atseeyaars, reduced to SI each.
'I Nary Dlae CblMbilla Iteefar Jacket,
Ua t aad W fvu, radmsed to tt saeh.
XValvetKUt Shkt. klie m vean.l biaek
aad 1 navy blue, reduead to i i each.
t WavT Illae FUsael Blouse WalU, si
II aad Jtyeara, rsd Bead te tleaeh.
Navr Biae Jsraay Bloaae Salter Watft.
Ubaaaad with fBr braid, is4i tsll
)een, redased to St. Ml aoati.
1 and test Jenar Biuue Waist, stew t
and yearn, reduead te It aash.
Third Soar.
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.iambs c WKLLttJ. Lt. n . PresMent.
The Bon. .ton harla!ti.L p.,
(Assortste .restlce of the L' Snpr POnrtX
rrofeswaref CoBstrtnttnnsl.'nrlpl-ndencsan
nf Publtr and Privste tflf ems' lotisl Law.
The Hon, WALT BR S. COX. LUT ,
tA nonfat e .relre of Snprswe conrt, Oh-
trlct of Column').
Proff sser ot the Lew ot ireal mrt Perswisl
Property, of r-oetrset ana of Crimes
snd Miadeieennprs.. ,
The Won WtLLtAW A mU?T,,&S:u
tAstoefste Attorney tJeneral of the tretted
mates), . ,
Ptufesrorof Kqnitv .TerfcMWIene. of Corn-
nwn Law snd Benttt. ftesdtn. smt
of the utw of Evidence.
the Hon. APGl STl'9 S. WORTH t?OTTJ,
trormertr r. . TttMrict Aitorney. District of
leetnrer on rrlmtnal MeaJlns and Practice
WtLLtAV-AWiBQ.
lAetarcr on Practical OMunereUl iw.
BBNBT B. PAVie. A. M , t.L W .
(formerly Wtsnt Attorney of Dtstrlot of
Potembla).
Arsorlate Professor of rrat tlce,.tiilswof Knot
leirt and Lectnreron thc HItorf of Law.
nohsjltTt.' nX.L. L. n.Tresnrer.
The opening eterclesf the Law School
Will tslle place tn the Ijiw Lectnre HH of
the t'lrerlt y s. e. comer isth sad 11 streets
Bf tthwest, on WBT)NBWAT, October I, at
6 o'clock p m , when addresses In explica
tion of the courses of lect nres will be msde
by the Profeors. snd when other anmranoe
n entn will be made for the enrrent seholastM
hs
h I.cctnrc 'mine of Mr. JnsthM ItAn-
LA 3 on the t onstttnttonal Jortprmlenoe or
the United Ststcs will bn enlanred and will
besiMpletBcnted by a new conrse on Itiblla
end mvate iBternsthmsl Iw. HhleetMnM
wtllbedellrered weekly thronh the entire
scholastic year.
The 01 her ProfeoT will snnonnce tlie ex
tenshn siren to thetr several courses.
The Lw Ubrsry, which has received
larfe addition, l open dally (Sundays ex
cepted tor stnity and reference.
Soclrthj for lesml debn-o snd assoemte
study exist In connection with thc school
The 1 eft'trsr and Librarian will be dally
1b attendance In the Ijiw I.lhrary from 9 a.
m. till S o'clock p. m.. to enroll students and
answer lo,nlrtc.
Cstalosiirs, trlvlng; iletslted Information,
can bo obtained at the book stores of W. II.
Mnrrtam. ISM F st n w. and of Lowdermllk
A Co.. 1 t F st n w.sttlie office of the TroH
nrer. 1 1S7 l"a are. or on application made to
!CTS,tw. .TAJtESC.WKLLINO.rresIdcnU
rilHK COItCOBAN SriKNTIFICSCHOOLOF
X theColnmblsn University Thin school
will open at o'c'nek p. ra , OCTOIlKIt 1,
with the following course of tnstrtiotton,
Tlr.: All departtnenU or Bngllsb, ilathe
mstlcs. Clvlf Knglnef ring. Chemistry, Asssy
In. Ihrslcs, Mineralogy. French, (lerman,
Mechanlonl and other branches of drawing,
with lecture cotitfca on Astronomy, Anthro
poloey. Zoology, Itotanr. etc. All olswes
meet In the evening, nntl are open to both
foxes. For further Information apply to the
llesn. TrofMsor S. T. miSTOE. I.L. if.
M.IS 1m.
S'
T. CECRLIA'8 ACADBMr KOtl YOUNO
LAIlIHa AD flULDUK.N
Heopens MONDAY. 8BPT..
Mnslc and Painting Itftcelve gpectsl
sel.ljm Attention.
I7JIBltIN INSTITUTK.
U Bit 14th t., bet. land KsU.
Select clnwlcal and mathematical school for
young men and born. Ileelna It thirty-ninth
year MONDAY, 8EITEMBEH . Prepares
Inr Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Jolms Hopkins,
Lehigh, and other colleges and unlrersllleo;
fortherctrntlriu whooK United W tea Mili
tary ami Ntkval acmlemlw. arnl for baalne.
hpeolal deimrtsent for boys lietweenttand
It years of age. A fnll courts In medern Ian
guages. Por particulars address
CIIAS. 11. YOUNO.
augStlra Prtaelpat.
N
.7 0KW00D IStBTlTUTB
IleopenaiBlTBMHMK W. with Incraasetl
faculty aad nmny ImprovemenU.
MM. ami MK8. WM. D. OA1IKLL.
auS8,tf Prtoelpnt.
C"
IIARI.OTTK HALL SCHOOL.
ini-iew
Mtsmtlon unserpasaed for health. Baallah,
Clasmesl, Matbematteal, Commeretal aad
Mtntary Coarse. Heard and talttee, 110 for
Ih mentbs. Per partieelar addrss
8. VT, 8ILVBWTEK,
Cbsrwttetlsll,
K. Mary's Ceeaty, Md.
aeisMm
OT.JOnN'S COLUKJK,
AmmpeMr, Md.
Mtt iMtlsn eemmeBxe 18TH 8HPTKU
BXR. Bieht DepertBwats sad teer eeemes
of tlney, DutWIee beatsd by steam. Terms
moderate. Per eatetegne address the f!'
dsat,
THOMAS PELL, LI j. Ph. D.
rw-
rIERCE CHRISTIAN COLLBOE.
COLLBQECITY,
CAUPORNIA.
A Flrst-etas Sehoot fer Ladle aadflMtle
ue. AUe Paaulty. Tsmpersaae Town, Pleasqat
Ctlaute, neakby Leeattae, HaaaaasMw
Term, tersral Ceawe aad Dtejrse.
Addrea
J. a KBtTIl, PrmUeat.
"I OHN HOFKIWi UNIVERSITY,
BALTIMORE.
Inr ike Kest Aamligil
Yr
ARE SS' REABY,
Asm WRt ajeat ea Aumntmn.
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stnrtentcm eeety snJssqn in Wew smntaad.
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THE LfERLlTZSClIOfLvf LANGUkWES
?tl lit Ik Stfm Jwrinflwl.
lWt rWftlrt SPflfft fTeWwCW TfsSf'fOctfflW.
TlttrlfflsJtO.
f slltCjl jH y 1 h. tW1jssftt'
OirUteitj-SM if Liw
fAGUUTY.
MT.Y. i. HAVxm HfOtARM, 8. tn
rWWffi'Dn
HO. WILUaIE AHmfeoW. LL. TV,
(Tllfef Jftstlea II. n. Onart ot RlatiMl
lecturer on emtaforr and AdmrnistrsMrc
Law and Legal Haxlnts.
MARTIS P. MORRIS. LL. 0 ,
Lecturer ne Constttntfonal snd rnterns-
llopel lw. Adwitrsltr and Comparstlve
now. JiRtMiA,n1Tl?wHJ!Ofr. ll n
Leetnrer ob the IftWofnel Rstateandihe
Lew of Evidence.
nox. ASnnnw r. nHAiUAV
Jnsttce$ttpreHie Court, Wstrlcf of Colnm
bla ), Leetnrer nn rwnmon Law. Plead
Inc. ami Bqnltr Jurtsprnuenee.
.tOnETIl J. l)AnLlOTO!, LL. D..
Leetnrer on the Iiw of Personal Property,
Contractu and Negotiable Paper.
OHOROX B. nAMlLTON, LL, D
Lecturer on tho Iaw of Partnevshlp, Onrpora
tlots, n aetlee and Testamentary Law
II. ROM PBRRT, A. M ,
lecturer on criminal Law, Domestic Rela
tions ami Torts.
MOOT COURT
Circuit Court: Prof, neorre R Hamilton.
Conrt of Appeals: Prof. Martin F. Morris.
Atdrew C. Ilrsdley and R Ross Perry.
Introductory lecture and announcement
forth ensuing term at the Law imlWtne.
corner Sth and F M. n. w ,on WKDNB8UAY,
OCT. J, at Sato p. m. 'AH lnteretel aroeor
dlally Invited to attend. The library, now
comprPdng the Bog-lKb. and lead Ins; American
reports snd the latest text books upon most
legal subjects, Is located In the Law Build
ing, with commodious resiling rooms at
tached , and will bo open from 3 a, m. to 10 p.
m. daily. Sundays excepted, to students and
alumni of the school.
Tho recretary on be seen st the Law
Dnlldlna: on Tuesdays, Thursdays ami Satur
day, from 7:30 to B:30 p. m., for Information,
enrollment, etc. Circulars giving couriteof
stndy, terms, etc, cen bo obtained at book
More of W. II. Morrison. ISM F st. n.w.,
and Lowilcrmllk Co , 1WI F st. n. w . and
at W. H. Thompson's drug store, 7flH J6th st.
n. w., or on appllcntlon, personally or by let
ter, to the undersigned.
S. M TKATMAN.
eplO-lm Secretary and Treasurer,
ACADKJIY OF THE HOLT CROS3.
13lMas. Ave,
Affords overy faolllty for acquiring a tlmr
ougli education In literature, rauste ami art.
The Instruments taught nro piano, barp. vio
lin, Rttltsr, mandolin and banjo, Lmgusge,
general vooal, drawing and fancy work free.
solSjly
TCT ATIONAI. MEDICAL COLLBOE-MEDt-J
enl and Dental Drtaitmests ot the
Columbian University. The sixty-ninth an
nual course of medical lectures and fourth
dental course will begin on WodneadAy,
October 1st, atBp m., In the College Ilulld
Ing, 15 II st n w. Introductory medical lee
ture by Profescr William Lee.M. D. Dental
Introductory by Profcsor Mark M. Flnley.
I). D. 8 The nutumn examinations will be
held n Thursday, October 1. at 7.90 p m.
For circulars of both departments apply to
l)r A. F. A. King. Desn. TSU Thirteenth sin
w. Orllce hours 9 to 10 a. m. and 4 to S p. m
Telephone Sn. sop.S lru.
SfKNCKIlIAN I1U8INBSS COI.LRGK
Cor. ;th and D sts. n. W.,
KnbrcM six 8loob, vis:
fobool of Practical IIiuIiism aixl Account'
S-cImkiI of Preparstory traotlal SnalUh.
School of Shorthand a ml Typewriting.
School of Hpencerlan Practical Penmanship,
ncbnol of Meuumleal and Archltectur.il
I' rawing.
School of civil Fervlee Training.
Day ami Night Setslons. Illattrated Cata
loguea tree.
II C 8PKNCK1L LL.",, IVImdnal.
MI1S. SAKA A. 81'BNCEll. Tci-rrlnctpl.
set.tf
nillB C0LUMD1AN UXtVERBITY-
The Preparatory School opses Herd. W.
The ColiiBiMan Collet maa Ketvt. est.
Tim Corwrau tHileetllle aolMmt opens Oet. I
The Law ticbool of the Cnlreraity opens
Oet.1.
The Medical School of the University open
Oet, 1.
The Dental School of the University open
Oet. 1.
Por catalogue or other Information ad
JAMBS C. WELUNO.LL.P..
sJt,tf l'restdaet.
T INDBN SEMINAHY,
Lltltr, Pa.
A school for youax awl aadyeemg ladle,
at Lltltx, Inaeaiter Coeaty, Pa. 9ftb year.
A sets, eemfortabte wheel beam; thoreufh
metbeds; earefel oversight of the tadlvtdaal
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GOilG OPERA COMPANY
KR. WM. r. rjtLJtORB. . . .Sole Proprte'or
Prom rlmers Theatre, New York
Presentres; for the First Time In Washington
Stshl's Romantic Opera Comique,
THE SEA KING,
tTneet the Msnsgemer t of CHA8. II YM,E.
"It satlert Into svor and snehored on tho
high sees of success."'- X Y Telegram
Libretto byRtCIIAHnSTAnLand WEB8TBR
C. FULTON.
RICn AND BLBOANT HAIMBNT.
From Othrltml Designs Made by the Eaes
Costume Company, New York
NEW AND MAGNIFICENT SCENERY
Painted by Homer T. Emens snd Messrs.
ttaedder and Schseffcr.
A Tberonsihly Dillhsd and Efficient Chorus
sml Aeajnented Ombeslra Utidcrthe
Dlteetlonof theCompoer.
A OHB,T STAR CAST
Msrk Smith, Ada alasca,
Kate Gilbert, R K. Orebsm,
Cbn. R. Church, Roe Dann,
Augusta Roche, Frank A. Howard
ALL OPERATIC FAVOIttTBS.
It
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EW NATIONAL TItEATIlB.
Brery eVenlng, Wed. and Sat. Mats,
A DARK SECRET,'
With the remarkable annatlo scenes,
The 0M Cliureh at Ilenhsy and tho Henley
Regatta.
Ileal rew boats, canoes, rs dog shells, and
steam launches on
A RIVER OF HEAL WATER,
Oeorgo Hosmer, New England's champion
oarsmen: the Herbert I res., thc famous sc
robsts, arid the Daisy Quartet, In vocal se
lections on the water.
Next Wtck-Marks' International Vaudevilles
Seats sow on sale.
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A LDAUOH'S GRAND OPEIIA HOUSE
KVErtYivENINa
MATINRK SVrOltDAY.
The Only and Original
KIRALFY BROS.
Combined New and Ol.antlo Spectacular
ProduaMonof
Around tlie World in 80 Days I
In Its entirety as presented atNlblo's
Theatre, New York
XO-PEIIFOItMBIW-aOO
The Great Mikado Uallet.
Tlw RIectrc-Dynsmlta Wondcri.
THE 8A LAM 1108.
Corgeous New Costumee Scnerv and Para
phrall. Proiluccd under the personal di
rection of the
KlltALFY 11HOT1IERS.
Hspt. The Wm. J. Gllmore Opera Co In
TUB bit A KING,
teats bow on sale. solt
N
TLW NATIONAL TIIEATHK -EXTRA
Salo of Seats and Iloxes Nuw Open for the
Premier Wsslnngt n Appearance? of
MARK'S NEW
The Largest, Strongest snd Best Sivnalty
CoffipeDy In the World A Congress of Great
Artists Culled from the Principal European
Theatres,
One Week Only. bsglnnlBS Monday, Sept
tt. MatUee Wednmdayamt Satunlsy. 13,Jt
HARRIS' DIJOU THEATRE.-OBO Week,
CosaanmelBe MONDAY, SEIT l
The Popular Youbs Actor,
M.S. iniOOD.
Is Ills Latest Success,
OUT IN THB STRBBTS,
Presented With New Seeeery, Novel Mechan
ical Effects and a twlact Company.
Naxt wek-A rERlLOUH VOYAGE. n,9t
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Farewell AppasrsBce of the
PARISIAN fipcYu
Realist le Ualloon Voyage'
30-Famou Fraeeh Favorite -3d
Week Cemiseaetos Meaday, September
Grsatt Doahte Attmotlon.
First Appeereaee of
LESTIJU PICKED
AND VAUDEVILLE
A JOHN'S STARS.
Speesal Engagement of
MONli. PAltUI N
ARNOLD BALLVT
KIHAI.I'Y'S TROUPE
TvrautilB t Hiiiletllle lllork.
ABBteUart.Belr a4 IWvere.Tbellljhtey,
Fsafesaer Faaman. M. Albartlna, AL !pb,
J1IW. Marie, 61 po. tb Great Hilton and
i,i;.sti:k mut ai.i.j:n,
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hole Cwwn a of the Cleverest t . Oil i-
aatlon of CaltbrlUes.
I'rell), t'ecilts l'reuilrra.
si i.i. u josui-iiim: ik mist,
Ike World's Greatest Character Dan '
jnnixirrrt,
The Giant Aasericaa Premier
Peart, I seel tee de Klure. Loul'O A.
Jaa. Ethel Bverly, Henrietta Lee
ana Ploraaae Bveoeteiu
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The OrsBssaL Fsmoas aad Ustvltes
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