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I." . ! l ir Ihi' li family iniiriini' nubl ished ; there is ... .it : I - Im-.i n 1 1 f ii ' ami tin u-eful. ph-a-iire itml profit. ir - - i !u; V pre- e Ifil il 111 I .'!liirvrs. TIllTl' i. Ill faft, llll i -inn'.ir -i-.ijii' :i 1 1 1 Mir(nisi- which c;m coiiiyari; with it. -.ill p. 1 1 tern ciiiMin. . - i u nit lii v in 1 11.1 i in- nf fun. Ii lied with i 1 1 us t rat inns in curi- !i hiiiimr. I ts c-nii tri hiiiiirs are I he tiest of American - in I,f r Kiiin rmis iinnithiy; there is a lauuli in every line of iii i nes ;ire hatiilsiiiucly Kulleti up. You sliiiulii nut miss ill. i.i t.. r.- a:id r- itirn ("uup'in pi-opi-rly lilled out. '' Li ( '., 110 Fijtlt . I ven tie, A'cir )o A: . i ji'iM-.- s,.n,l silli l)KMiil:i:s'-i I'.wu .Y M AiiAZINK. .1 IIH.K.'S ' ; i! ii. i ;i ii. I I'l n.nv l"u I r i:ks for one year as per your oiler. StnU- I S i (' iiishIc sonic c.vft'iisivc iiu- r sirr now prrpsircil to turn out IKST.fLASS V0I:K oh Short tin-. 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PEN N A. four y.-am: tnowii anil wanted hy -ver planter Thai i- why brtinnrr. nlwnya Mfrrrd willi a, unit nprrirred Aerntu tlouhlr ihrir uilra aarl inrortir. Now la the linw" lo Mart. wn- r-i uANRER A. BARRY. Hi. .! Kararrlea, Uvracater, N. V. JOB PRINTING SfARQUHAR S3 i.. n...nu.t. tt. M.wt (Vmeli'tt- NtirefMit - in A H..TI.H. mih- wMlely 4iv rtim-ii Jilty FA III 11 Kit EL. Xt-arly 3t) years a. when I -v:ls an iinih-rirailuatv of Trinity ciillep-i-, Dul lin. 1 rculetl in lol'jiii'K at Kinjrstown. A few doors olT a-s a firculatiiifj' lilirary. kept liy a man then unknown 10 faint', lull since notorious as "N iiihImt One." of the " I n iu-ilh'" conspiracy. T was a liainlsoiiit , arrcealiic.inan. fond of an argument, ami as all my sympal flics were with tin- Kiifjlishry, we h:ul many a di liate tin jwilit ics. T iiett-r lost his t-iiiicr, whU-h is imre than can lie saiil for iiianv ulioilo iml kill cliief s-creta rii-s r lhv iiiikinjjs. One week in I si', Mulilin was all a.-t ir. The heir to t lie crow n of i iifrlainl. willi his lieaulifiil irilicc.ss. was a I tin- ice reral hwle;e, ami a frreat function was to lie ierfiriiicd in St. I':: trick's cut hed ra I. in run licet ion wil i I he prince's entry into an Irish order of clmalry. T was very imlitri ant at such '"adulation of a foreign de.j.ot," ami two days liefore the ceremony we trrew tpiite hot at lesist I diil di.snMiss iny the matt4'r. "At any rate." I said, "all the Irish skirls, are wild aliout the prince. You'll lind he has not an enemy a monT t hem." "If von will coiiiciiikI take a liand.it card-: this ec;!iiiir upstairs." saiil the Iriv.h liny I'awkts. "I will show yon a lH-:iiitifu trirl who hati-s tin- tyrant- as liitterly as I do. Ami listen, th -r.- is a d rip of Mt heen in t In house t hat never paid Victoria a peuiiy. You are not too loyal to ill ink it. I hope?" Loyalty is a chmI I hint-'. Imt genuine Irish whisky w hich. as is w ell known, is utterly spoiled liy pay i nir l 11 ty ) is a lietter. I'esidcs the fair reliel was an attraction to a youth of nineteen, so I accepted. I had sMatit scleral i vcniiit.rs w it Ii T . ami I am InmiihI to say t iiat liarrinir his weakness for killimr ""tyrants" Ik' wa-s a af.rrealile ami com teoii.s a host ;is ever X-1 punch or sliiitl!i-l eanls. t in t his occasion. lM-sidts T "s w ife. I was presented to Miss Kllen MaL'uire. j 'lamlsomi . ldack-ei ed. r - Ii. k ' si rl. a liout t v o -a nd-t wen ty .p;ct u rest pe ll at t :p-d in a v. hitc ci-n dress. u it Treeii rilitmiis ami a sli:iiiirM-L liriMM-l She spoke with a sliirht A uierii-.i n as i-i lit runtiinu" throiitrh ln-r uat'v. lro-Ui-. an. I avowed hT-clf a IVniaii a nari-hi-t. communist, etc.. with tli tini-t rliariiiit f tTront. ri . lU f.ire tlo i i-n:i!i' ended I wasipiite faseiit: lei! ; ami li.nl she otTi-reil ti ."h I m i ii i-1 r t 'i I '' n ta i: oa t 'i. con hi ha r 1 1 1 ha v , t i-f n-i il . were I f r tui.'i-t Imt for a -hnrl tnit li our en t.-rtaiiur-. ulun M ir-. Mar u I re -ai.l: " I am en i - n .y t In- IIi.l I la 1:1 1 ' II t he iiiiiii i:e. aiiil thcri1 is a -i t: i- ii n w I. i 1 1 I I . .ii '.1 h :i v 1 1 me - I.j v i u I i ' Imi. Would ion !. it f.ir fue'."" "" irt ;ii ii I v ." I rplii; "with pleas- 11 r ." "I ouflit to warn nm." i;iil this lli li. ri i.i a ! 1 1 la h. "t hat i mi v. i ' I ': .. Iireak- tt e I;W .f tl.i ; ly-r r. ill. i'l H 1 T: t I. rii'. nr. rat !. r. that .f it - S;i ...rr.-.ir." I fill rather iinca-i at tlii. Inv i 1. i t.LT wa- t.ot in mi line, ami I l .an to ft -a r that t he Im ;i m i-u of t lii. iri ti mi-'!.t lure me on t hi-roi'ks. How - Mr. I a-.-nre. her that I was ii-a.li ""ti mount the iallow s for ln-r sake." Itlf ttitir'. I -.tumid lit.! have riKeil mi neck for all IIhtvcs in In-laiul. lint tine ii:u.-t la jittlitt'toa latlv.) "Well, 'tis ju-t thi." saiil the tempt ress. "I h;ive a small jar of that stuff lou have Im-cii tlriiikin"." Miint it-,)? at the Mthi-eli. "which I slmuiil have left at a house in York Mrret. Will you take it there early to-morrow?" I pan' a sieli of relief. Xo Iri-hman. howi-ver loyaJ. mimls hreakinir t he e-ci.-c law-. "All riirht." sai.1 I; "I w ill d. liver it if you w ill ay me for my t roul'le in ail lance. I am not jroinir tt hreak 1 he law ami defraud my racious tpieen for iut hinir." She lifu-d her ftwe to mo, ami jioiittl ln-r nil Iis. ""Here "ls my purse." sin saiil; '"ti.ke your fee." And I took it. Ylien I rose to p-o. Miss Mapuire slippeil away. :ind met mi' in the pasrape with a small Imp. T said "(lOod nip lit." ami alsen.ti-d himself. "Here it is." siiid she; '"mind don't break it. or drink it. The address is on t his card: 'MR. sAxnr.nsox, ID York street, (second floor front)." It would not do to addretss cont raliaml pn. ! Is." "You only iaid sxune of the price yon promised," I whispered. "Yon are very coietou.s." ihe replied, "I. ut take-your full pay, and hepoiie." It took a lonp time to op-ii the hall ihor, hut at last I and the hap. which was terribly heavy, were in the street. I went to my loilpinps to dream of black eyes and black baps. I haI a season ticket on the railway, ami went in every day, usually carry inp a Ihil' nf lifmks. I felt rat her puilty. and t luuipht every iolicema :i .and porter looked suspiciously at my btirt.'ieli. Its wetpht forced me to take a cab on my arrival, anil I Mas soon conicycil to York street, a narrow thorouphfare Icadinp from Stephen's (ireen towards st. Patrick's cathedral. Number HI was a teneincut hotist', whose door stood x-ii day ami nipht. I ascended to the .second tloor. and knocked at the front room door. A tall, rod-hc-iufiil Irish-American, w ho spoke w ith a iiu-sal tw anp. opened it about six inches. "Wall, oiinp sir," he said, "what's yer biness?" "f was asked by a lady," I replied, "to deliver this to Mr. Sanderson. If you sire he, that's my business." lie liwikcd at me ami the bap, then, t-ciinp the latter, said: "AH ripht." ami slammed the door in mv face. I went off in preat wrath. "After all." I thoupht. "I have earned those few kisses dearly." I hurried to the collcpv. and soon for pot Miss Mapuin' and her commission. Next day business was suspended. The citizens were all in the streets v. atohitip the procession and checrinp the royal visitors. I Mayetl out fate scc'iip the illuminations nml drink injr my futun' sovt reipii's health, with ether loyal ami thirsty "underprads" of Trinity. When I came out of my Jiedrooni in'xt morninp 1 fi niml t he fol !ov if;' pleasant let ter a w ai t -tip r:e : I'enit IV.lii-e Office. Lowir Castli' Tanl. i,:ir s';j : it l.as come to tin- l.icnvlede :f t'i.- an. horit.e-t t'lat yon rei i.tly v.-.! a I. air enntainin:; a iiat'eern s a:- ' i...i.fi!i .nt'l" lo a h'.us.' ia Vori: r :r.-' t i-: licipi d t!ij.t Ihi.' S'a.i done In ti!iorar.i-. . I ut to avoid unoleau.int lonmquinoi':. A lo.i vv.d im Uv.i .. .i..-.iil 1 1.1 onice a. tlirf-e . m. to-mcrrow. aad state all you know of the atTair. The C have in Mri!itioi:s to arrest you, shoulil you at tempt to os. aii-. Yours, t '.c, T. I MAI.I.ON, Iiisxctor. II. I. C" I was l hunilcrstrtick. This came of consort ii:p with Fenians ami fiinalep. I l ellccted t hat siunjL'pknpa ot ''cell was not. after all. a hanpinp matter. It: deed, I was rat her surprised that tin detective uiliee should initii-e it at all It was tli- luisiiie-Ks of the exciscmci. or "paupers." " They must have little- to do at t he c.istlc," I thoupht. "llnweicr, I has bitter face the music." At the apioilited time I present!! n-.iM-lf at the Irish Scotland Yard, l'liallon recciied mi' oil illy enmiph. ami coiiiluctcil me to a loom where :: couple of tuapist rates ami .i r. I'hil lipsou. t lie crown soli-itor, w ere si-ati-d "This is breakinp a luiltcrtly on a whicl in earnest." I said lo ml sell'. "W hat a fuss aliout a jar of whisky." ""Mr. -- --," said the senior mapis trate. "it. is my duty to warn you tha; oii need not answer t he ipiest ions w an- about to put to you. You mipht have been, here as a prisoner, but we hiM' ion arc an innocent ati'iit tif this at rocious conspiracy. You can. I think, best pmve our inmH'encc by i-implete canilor. I'.ut, remember, your state ment may lie nseil apaiiisl lonrself." "Ask what ou like," 1 replied; "I haie had any share in any 'at rociou.-t-.itispiracy.' " "W i- hope not," saiil my interropator: "at least not a puilty tun-. Iloweicr. iu will not deny haiinp carried a black lap which you ri-eeiieil from a y.iunp woman at T s eireiilat in-r liiuary in iCinpslow n, tf Hi York stn-cl. tin' ilay ltcfore yi'st.-rla" ?" ('crtai!:ly not," I answerel. "The younp hull asked me to do a triflinp coininis-sioii for her. ami I liil it." "l ask iku," saiil the mapivt rate, sol emnly, ""diil you know the contents of that bap?" I hesitated, but 1 did not think it lipht. or M-i haps w ise, to tell a lie, st I .-stiiil. with a .-mill-: "Vis. sir; I knew t he contents of t he bap. Very pnI stuff it was. tim. I ho'te hiv riial hiphness will pvt stiuie l fmr he haves Ireland." "S;li!n-e. ir." criiil the mapis! rate-loireihi-r. then t h- vi-iiior .vaitl : ""I Ihiuk we inai vi.ip I lo- .-xaiiiina lion ami i-iiiniiiil tlii- wreli'hiil iniith. tin p ! ii in hi - p u : 1 1 . to K i Una in ha m. lie ai-inalli .-mill's ;it a !-r:m- Ih.i! t : i i 1 1 1 I, i- resuitt-il in death and !-- t roi l ion." ""I o n t li iot ii." I cried. iiiilie-nant It . "'-llll I V VI'U Will K't s. ,. ,,e I.) f.r !- a tritle? I tli.l wionp, I -up (.-, I. ut wa- it arid in Slii-. wlii-ii-i""'n in. in. Wi'iii.tn :in.l I'hihl- lt.::-.'i-tr.it--, an. I lu.lii-tii- ii,ilu.e, tliii.k olli.eu. To ei n-ii In v in t Ihi' pan:'!-' by i at ri iiip It !o a fri. ml. i- nm -.iii ret M a.-l of piil.i ainl chant v. which ' !i i -1 ..i ii lit: ii w ou 1. 1 rt-f u-e l. p.-r f or ii: . I'!.-' llr ti-h empire will not com.- Ion i I:.! i.i i ti.-.- half a erow n il.iti ha- im: li II paid nil a !jll;itt of pt m I liijllo:'. I V'. iii the Mltli t!iri-e t'l;:e- !v. r. a ir I a Ii lie as well. I tut i on hav l.ti riL'h t ". -till me to a paol -i! lea -l in lh.- e. n il in n r maiim-r. I il. tn.i r.l . . .! i c examination and letral a-si-t The lo.iirist rates lookeil prtuillv n iievcii. "Tell us plainly what loll.su; pos.-il was in the bap." said Uie ini,uisi tor. mildly. "A (piart !f sithecn. or illicit vvh'-l. v." I i-i plii d. "Ami I say apam 1 !.at I vv i- li hi.- roi al hiphm-ss had soiv I f he om-i- tasteil it. 1 aui sure he i.oul'i never semi a subject to jail for niakin: fir carry inp ir drinkinp it." "Woiiltl you be surprised t' lii-ar that lout- friend's jar of polliccn iva--a iiiit ro-pli ccrine Ixiinb. inl. nded t have been Unrip into the prince's eai riapc by tin- I'eioan I! , alias Sander son?" asked the tnapistratc. I nearly fainted with horror. "Am! who is Kllen Mapuire?" pas pi d. "II - s w i fe," s;iid I )eti'ct iv i I hailon. "'as danpeioiis an anan-hist as there i-it- I'u'ropi'. She carries t he vv capons of the conspirators, and sometimes er siuules lounp fools, who admire her liiacl. eies, to help her." "Th' scrHMit !" I exclaimcil. "Iw iil pive ciidi'iice apaitist her with pleas ure, anil will po to sec her lumped. " I slept with, that awful thinp under mi pillow! It mipht haie blown me to pieces." "Ami half Kiupstown as well," said tne olVicer. "A fall or even a shake mipht have done it. I!ut we have pot tn catch Mr. ami Mrs. ; v et. 1 fear t hey arc in France by t his t iuie.'" It appeared that the jiolicc. haiinp obiaim-d news of the plot in the usual way (throiiph an informer), searched the room in Yorkstrei't shorl ly after 1 delivered the infernal machine. They found flu- Iximb; but H . alias S.unl- !'i-.-oii. hav inp stepped out toil neiphbor inp bar, saw the of.iccrs, ilivincd their errjuid. ami maiiapeil to escape. Xcil her he nor his w i fe w as captured. Tie. taller, some years later, ai hieved an infamous notoriety as "the brave liule woman" who conveyed to Mubli'i th' knives with, which the l'hocniL I'aik iiiurdcrs wen- i-ommitted. Ilrr frieml T . w hose acipuiintance I ilroi.pi'il after these events, became cs picially notorious, ami I am not likeh to l.urriedly forpet thei'n-niiip I spent with "Xunilter One." Tit-T.its. Trylrtff III Own Mrdirlnt. The averape ape of tlttctors is much hipher than t hat of any ot her callinp it. is no lcsw than M!. Their preat nil i'ousi.-ts, no doubt, in their oppoi li tres of ol-scrvinp what t real incut is most i-tiicacious with their patients. A certain phisician is sa'ai by .Tames Tai n to have h-t this particular eat out of the I at' to out' to w hom lie was pay iip marked at lent ion. "I am -i-ery I'liich "i:ti ri'ste-.l in your case. he aiil. 'bei-ausc I have the some complaint myself; ami i f t his medicine really does von trivoil I shall trv it. Itronctit lo Terma. Ilusband (prowlinp) Snpjier oupht to havi' Ixcri r.-.-oly half ml Iu,ur ap-u. What iii ir:rth .are ton readrnp? W ife (sui-i tly) Old 1 sve letters. Would you like to look over tlu-m? "X o. J don't cart, to be reminded o what :i fool 1 was aliout. yon." "Oh. these an not y!Hir h Iters. They sin lett'rs fnm former Iovits." "Kr by the way. my lea,r, you ,-rxkc al-ont. wantirp to po to the opera to i ipht. I I forpot about it. but I'll po ripht out and telephone for seats." 31 AIICII OF THE JSEA. Waters Encroaching Upon Large Atlantic Coast Cities. New York anti I'liilatlelphia UVrc llnre Far Inlantl (.rent (lunen IteinK UrnuRlit In the Original Mioro 1.1 tie. Once upon :i time the sites of Xeiv Yirk and i'uilailelphia were far inland, ami there wsis tlry laml where now the ships po sailinp. The. sea is sl-ailily em-roachinp iiHin the latnl. I ii old maps, deeds a ml ot ln-r documents lh' shore lines recorded do not coincide with those of the present ilay. Comarisons of Ixuip I'.e.uli. from I'.ariiepat Inlet, 12 miles south ward, on the I'liiteil Stsitcs coast sur i cy nia-s. of ls.:;i ami 1 sTI. slum s t hat tlur'mp the interveninp '."J years the shore line retreated more than one tenth of a mile. Kach si i crape year the ocean advances si rod on the iikisI of New Jersey. This pain by the sea amounts in each century to si t hinl of a mile, t he scan aril slope heinp alxuit six feet ht mile. The seaside resorts sill the way from Sandy Hook to Cape Mav have suiTcred immense losses by the march of I'at her Xept une. Only last summer prcstt chsinpes wore made in the ocean front tit kockaway iH-ach anil various places a lonp the Jer sey eosist. I.!inp liranch has suffered very seicrely. and it wsis imt so verv lonp sipo that it hotel sit another presit seaside resort was drsipped I Kick by st team of locomotives from the thresit ii i up w sues of the ocean. That the tides now run hipher than of old is proved by siihnicrpeil forests and meadows. In the olViiial reKrt of t hi' stiite peolopist of Xcw Jersey for lss there sin' sic ioiints of sincieiit im-aihtw s sinil forests eonsiilerabli below hiph water mark, recently exposed by the wear of the wsiii's on tin- cosist. Some of the trees had Ih'cii ut w it Ii the six. I't of. W. .1. .Mcl.ce tohl the writer of buried cellar i amps, w hich hsu e piien ri.-c to si siiipular imlustri the literal 1 1 1 i 1 1 -1 ti- of timlicr. At several mintsof asttin Xev. Jersi-y enormous ipisiuti t'cs of white c.'ilsir and magnolia lops, -iitml ami lit for use. sire found ub iiieit'e.l in t!ie salt marshes, sometimes - iii-sir tic surface that roots ami I'ranches protrude. Many of t h.- trees rlnis overthrown and buried were for est piatits. Ahuip tin- t'.-irolina inai-l, I'nif. Me ' ci' sa id. the ail', a nee of t he iH-ra n u .ui he r-if -provv iiii. islaiiils has Im-cii noted 1 v observii.p ri'siili-rits dnrinp !irce ii.ra! ions, llri the i-eiit ral L'ulf cosist !i.- same t'lii p is poinp on the laml is ! ail.lv siiikinp. Forty tears su.'o l.ost !s!:iml, ,-i p'-asure resort of Xcw I r Vaiis. was svvallowetl by tin storm vv-ives, with most of its t ra tisteiit popu kition -"the west I til ami bciinty of ! he h i ! pa ri - I.i s" si ml na nph t but si I !!--.v.'i sheil bank rcii::iins to mark its site. '.uri' than mill' ilurinp later tears lil-'i'-t s si ml s.-1 1 e n leu t s on t In pulf siiores 1 1 -1 nil the delta ishituls of the Miss's- ip;i hstie Ihcii swept f rotn t he f ice of 'he lain) ami made the prey of the in-s-it iable w siters. The isiiise of this sinkinp of the At ' I'st :i' ami ptiif coasts is not far to seek, '"he rii erstv hii-h i-mpty into t he A I '.in t :c rum Csine ("oil to Fajie lisitteras. sin' ilontr the shore of the pulf. '.-irry out pin t he i-cean i-ach .1 ear billions of tot::. f lnati lial. This mutter is depos'letl nit side t hi ocean's edpe. :i ml t he w e'ph I thus t r:i nsfcmtl csiuses si stisi-ITv nropn'ssiii' ilepressioii of the -osist liiii". licolopiaI science lias siscei taincil !!iat Ihi- entire crust of the earth is ii uch si co i id I ion of sflisil ii c i iU :l brim: 1 1 1 si t t he tsik i'ip :f w I'ipht t roiii oi.c jial 1 of it to the other brinp-; liboul t Ii". sit 'on '.f tin' portion from which I In- vve;plit is removed siml produces si corn-- muk!m!P depression of the portion when- it is added. In si word, the csirlh's crust is in si condition of hydrostatic eijuilib riuui. and lclativi'ly as .sensitive to I'hstnpiiip pressure as the ItcsLiii of the asssi.i Ts lwiisince. If the wsitiT in the Atlantic ocean were dried up you would perhaps l.c surprised to observe that tin eastern edpe of the presit Isiliil mass csilled the North Anu"-'.can continent is not th present beach line sit all. You would see that tin continent itself extends far out into the ocean a ilistsince taryiiip from "iU to Liu miles. Om-e iism a lime this terrace wsis all sibovc the wsi !i r; the east shore of t he con t : pent hsni l very different shsipe, ami there wsis deep se.i close to the cosist. ( I radiisilly. w inp tot he cause ment ioiu d. 1 'lis presit terrace has sunk, so that the whole astern cilire of the continent is nver llowcd. Ap .ircntly. the entire eastern osistsil plsiin f t hi-Fnited Stall's is iles timd cvenlesilly to be sill nicrp-. il 1' iicath the oci-;in, topctlu r with sill its Mipulous cities si ml fertile fields. I'rof. Arthur llollack, of the pcolop 'i'SiI di'p:irincnt of Columbia eollcpe, Miiiletl w hen his sittentiou wsis csilled lo the suivjei't of the sinkinp !f Xcw York. "It. is not si very serious matter." he said, "sis cei'inrics will be required to uisike any level silonp this coast. Imt h:il there is si p rsnlusil subsidence poinp in is ij'iite wi ll ti-rified l y i-sireful ot---.ervsitioTi alonp the Atlsint-i' shore, ''"he Fnitid Stsitcs coast suriey Iisis - :i lil siiiie stttention to this matter, si in I Is reports show that there is si si ttlinp ii the cosist lint' of si lit lie over a foot in a eenturv.' X. Y. Herald. Military I tt-jtr itn .t.tti. ICussian solilicrs in Sil.erist lire not only I'lU'oiiraped to exercise tlu-ir insir ti.d ardor on bip psime. Imt sire so-t usilly lt-d out in stpisuls to take part in tin hunt. On si recent ocesisioii si local io lice insjH'i-lor oincil in the hutit, and pot two of the soldier beaters to sict as his lMMly-puard. When the besir I'aii.e ni rrily rompinp towiinl him over tiie snow t he inspector pot flurried, missel with both bsirrcls. llui.p down his pi.ti Siiid buried his head in t he snow, seek -lap to burrow out of sipht. The li'sir cunt on in a preat fury. Two of the s ldiers wsiiteil until he came to close ipiarlers anil turned h'm bs;ck with si toilcy. Tliey then charped with lixeil liayonets anil finished him off in true ministry st j le. They have Im-cii ii--wanieil fitr their presence of mind in ss.tinp the life of the puardian of the M-si!'e by haiinp their photopraphs hunp in their headquarters ami leiup "acL presented with one ruble. FORtIGN PICKUPS. The common mesisure of rosnl ilis tance in France is t he kilometer, or 1.IMMI meters, a little over 1 hrce-ipisirteis of si mile. To keep the "iO.IMMI oild miles of tele prsiph line in order in (i resit l'.ritaiii si lid jiroi ide for t le pnier ilisKitch si in I tit livery of the millions nf messsipes rl'iit psiss over tliem I'lery mont h entails an expemliture of alxmt. sf 1 l.'J.'.o.ooil : yesir. immI sKinpes li ;ve steadily prow u ilcsirer of kite yesirs. siiid now the Cuban insurrection cuts off i lie source of supply. Since 1 he reliellion so iiisiuy ot tin lishermcti are forced to scrte on Ixisird ship that there are scarcely any left to po tishinp. Ill Knpkiiid no physicisin can lepsilly fjiie si certificate of the csiuse of ileatli iiuhss he has prescribed for the cr son sit least "s hours liefore alt-sit ii Without sui-li cert i I'u-ate no undertukcr is icrmiUcil to buri the ImmIv. The l'.irminphaui mint Iisis just re I'eiii'd a hupc order from the Kiissisiu poi erniiieut forcopKT i-oins. Thetlai number of coins reipiiri-d is over " i. oik'.imio. The coins, which consist of three, two. one, list I f siml ipiarlei kopeck pieces, are already In'inp st rui-K off. Turin is poinp to hold an Italian ex hibition in l'.ii. It will include the woik of Italians abroad and of the Cs'tholii- missions. There will also le an international exhibition of elect ric applisinces s'lnl of machinery. Anion. ' the SH-cisi! fesittires will Ik sithletic iraini's sim si review of comic sirt. Arpent ina hsis passed sin cxtrsiordi liary hiw. siccordilip to the 1'sill Mall ('s;ctte. After Januarv I. I s-.i7. ci cr im. married nssile 1m-I w ecu in si ml so must psiy si monthly tsi to I he st.-ite. Shoiii.l celibates of either sex refuse sill offer o msirrisipe wil hoist pihmI r.-a-son. the.v loiist psiv s?."io to 1 he iersoii refustil. FIELDS OF CARNAGE. The bsittle of I U is w ort h. w hen- I'ich siril III. lost bis life, wsis foi;s-ht on .1 I i: I le hamlet of t he ssi me na inc. I'J milts wisl of Leicester. On t he hill ot i-r t he town, now calli-d Crown hill, si limliu li,i lit marks t he s,t w here t he crow si ot bil liard wsis place, 1 on the head ot Hi n r v . Ji-nsL, where Naleoii deft-sited ti.e 11 ussians. is si town i-f San- W t-iin.i r I i.-i noli, on si small si i esi lit est I !ii I tin Ssis- le. and 12 mile- -out d. a-t of W cimar. hi tin- -.niii'il.iv t hat anilt-oii w on h :s victory sit .li-iiit l:ivoii-t iii f:i1.i sa n -oi ln-r Prussian siruii sit AuersUnlt. a v ,1 Is.pc in I tiurinpia. 1 bihen I i mien, w hi re Moresiu in tliite.l si criisliiup defesit upon t he A u--tli.uis. is st haml.t of Ipju-r I '.si vsin.i. ill mill's i-ast of Munich. Tin- Isiiimu-piM-iii of TTioiiisls l ainpln ll I . i'iniiiiie ""On Linden when the sun tv sis low"" wsis wril It-u by tin- poet after si tisit to the battlefield the ilsit siicct-i-diiiir 1 1. I -s 1 1 le. hsicitiiu'si. where Philip ruined I'lecct by utterly defesitinp the sirmv of I he At heiiiaus. is st tow u of nort In l a til-cccf. A vill.ure on the ruins of the sincieiit city is kuoiv u as Capu rns. The am-ieiit tow u is more noted for beinp the birthplace of Plutarch than for the battle that wsis ft nip lit. without its w ails. SLAUGHTER OF FELINES. Meilit-al Stuilrnti An on a Still II ant for ( at to lit- IllsMt-cl t-tl. At this period of the yeisr esich of the iiit.licsil .-I ii ii-nt - in Chicapo is ir-ipiin-d to dissect an siniinal siml mount its skeleton. The animal picferred is ., isit. There are some 2u metlicsil ste-di-iit.s in Chicapo in t heir lirst t ear, and each of tliem is iust ructeil to keep hi-i-l e om-ii for a cat, siml they have Im-cii prowlinp down alleys in scsirch of fe lines, siml --rhaps hsilf of tiit-ni hai' Ihi-u lucky eiiouph to Im- succt-s.sf ul in their scsirch. It is not an easy thinp to find a ca! when you want one. Ordinary mortiil sce plenty of them sis they sipi.ili throuph the nipht outside of tiicirwiu ikivvs. Hut it isiliffcrent with the med ical student. When he wants a cat In linds it very difficult to pet one. an.? then-fore he is forced to make si very thorouph hunt lM-fon- Itsippinp lii paiue. On this account t lit- meilicsi! stiulent limls it 'oetti-r to msike the n-si-ih-nce distiricts his huntiiip prounds. w here he may Im able to- catch sonn very tsune feline who lms waiiderci' fnuii its house and home to sun it-self on t he st eps. The stray cats are much harder t. apt urc, Im-cius.- they are not as tame ami hate Im-cii taupht by ssid exjicricnce to repsird all men as t heir enemies. Th. ct tabby is less suspicious and falls ai i asy prey to tJie medical st mh-tit win-!, she wsinileirs from her own fircsiil Hence it is thnt most of the cats which sin- lM-inp made martyrs to science sin wi ll proomeil and hiph bred. I'ully .. score of beautiful Anporsis siml nearb as many Persian isit s ha ve liei'ti csipt ureil si!iie and i-lilorofonmil by the student -duriiipsi n-cciit wii k. Then- is a stmh-iit at one of the med ical i-ollep!-s who hsis lieen su success ful in csiptirrinp cats thsit lie has been msikinp a business of it and is layinp b.v l store of money to lidp juiy bis ex-)M-nses throupli the eollcpe. He has si w iiisome way of sayinp "Pussy, pussy." which few cats :ccm .able to resist, nm' sis si result hsis i-aupht 1" ilurii'p si week, which he has had very little dif ficulty in st llinp to less fortunate hunt ers of the feline jM-ts. "hieapo Times -Hera 1.1. Law an Sh la. I-iwyer You ssi.i you ssiw t he prison c my client, commit the murder? lie nti-uilM-r. you sire on your oat h. How do you know ton ssiw him? Wituesss I saw him with my own eyes. "Hid you have on your sjMX-tacle-sV" I iieter wear SM-i-tsicles. "You don't? How ilu rim know yon don't need iheni? How do you know yuii iliin't see incorrectly ? Answ t-r t hsi t . H'ul you eter have your eyes exam ined ? "Only once. I applied for a jMisition on a railrosid. and wsis refusctl l-csiuse I i-ouhl not tell an olite-pn en zephi r fnm a sesi-preeii one." "Ah. ha! lent leiucn of the jury, tin witness admits that he is color blind, and let he stood up here and -erjusid his soul to iujure my client, when his r.wn testimony shows lie cau't tt-II a w Lite man from a negro. WANTS OUR HOICKS. American Animals Aijain in De mand in England. A Moat Arr.bl h.nt. In thr statu of a Vint Intluntry- Thr l.ra w intc Shipment, or 1 hla r. Ill sj.ite of the allept-tl dullness in the horse market on account of t he bi cycle craze, 20,iio but,- I -ecu shippc.l , Kuplami this year, and there is si con stantly iiH-n-asinp 1. inand. A tcsir sipo those farmers ami th.-re were thoussmds of thin who wen iiKikinp most of their m.uiev rsiis'r. coiiimoii tr "rsiilroad" horses silMMit the bliw-st. clsiss of men in th. Fnited State.. To-dai they sin sii.-ais: in PimmI heart. Then they were i "iiv in.-eil that tlir imliislrv in w hich t Ij ir i-apit al mis invested, ami fnnu which thev had won their profits for tears. -,:,-dooiii!-!l. that they must silii dnn toi eicr the one business to w hich ln-v nse't dcvotiil tiieir liii-s.and w itii w iiii-ii 1 1,. i. were familiar, on. 1 st-t-k other vvsiy- to make their farms product in-. Main of tliem, indeed, sold their horse- at liip sswrifn-e siml cliM-eil out wilhtHit cert-. ninny. Xow they sin- ipinnine- In po into busini ss sipsiin. t heir -! m t-- :i, j psnidiK-ks are tmce is. ore lM-inp l.r.uiLr!.t into Use. and they tire sat istietl i ),sit ihi outlook is full of promise. This most lit-sirsihlc chat'p.- in tin status of si prosit in.lu-tri hsis l- i. bnnipht silMtiit so prsul uaMi that I.e. (M-rsons not ilirectlv tiipapi.! in t:.. horse busities.s kiiovt- ant thii.p- i.it.i.t it. Its cause, sicci.iilinp to W iJIiuti I' Hoerr. o!i-- if lii.- l-e-t-k iiiiw ii 1.. . . i.esi !ers i ii tt. I l.itt-tl S-llt. s. j. the si j ii ii'Ii t- !!. w I. at tar : re hi t he Fivp! I. ' nl t.i th- lior-. tu.,r ' s!OVt 11. lo I I fact- v. it i t ill the t ; Tl It v. a- i ii its tut t !. : .. but it- t. . ct I : -i-it. s. t . i.ii- !a-t oar : ! -at ' r side l -.-till t.t . T I., v 1.. .I i . v. . .. -ii tti suit evtt-i.t la f..rc I" 1 Wa- ill soli.e lb Lcc lal .ill-e It,. not. favor Atiw-ricar: 1 . .r-.-- t.. t k for the fvii I It-nt nxfU tl-it An,, n. . hor-t s ci.iil.l iioi r I-for. 1 - t . : t ' ln-:irlv i i l.i :ii a- ttnt-e .f f .r- t. brettllllL'. The tir-t Fl.L'll-ll Si.i i t t . 1 (it hi- but inc. r h.i r. vi nh v-n.. tatioli. but he -.toll lavitl.e 1..1 '. t . for lie fou te t twit t.i. I v t ha' t he pr . . - which he timid but h-n- w.-re ti t -low tli I'urrtiit prn-e a I .n i.i. ! , -.. that the men. tin l,..r-e- w n- I.-.--! r. lifin- etnluritip. prrttb f.r pra.i. . si-. t iM'tl.Thiokilp-tlisiIilhe Fnpl:sh:i:. i i.i'-. TTu- tir-t -hipm.-itt of ci;-. ,j. . i,.-.-wii- -tut ovi-r rather i-arlv I i.-l v...:. siiid Sis sHtn si- the Itorscs .i-r : ii ! tc-ted t here a ru-h of Flipl -h Im v r- t.. the state- bt i'an. Fvt-r since : h. n I., shiplneiits hsi.e Ihiii coiistant'v in-crea.siiip-. put the trarlic la- iml o. n t-t reached its ln-ipht. since there are sit h-sist too i'lisjlish buyers now in 1 1n land, pickitip up horsi w lien tt r tl - y may. Seit-ii or eipht huiuln-d Imr-t-s an- now l-inp sent titer every n k, siiitl the total shipments of rsiilriid horses to Fiiplaml this yesir are Iiki ly t.i reach i.Voco or more. The Knplish hsite not yet adopted electricity on their tram lines to ai.y cxtent. Their adopt iin of stnt-t ciirs in the first place was slow, smd. siltlo nh they are now usinp them more fr it. t hey are still ln-hind ns to the met ho 1 of hsiulinp them. Some Americs n horses an- lM-inp useil for ot her purnises. but not meiny. The pratle of horses formi-r-ly called "railroaders" are so much bt t Icr ailaptcil to tram work than any other sort T list t. they are all siiap'M-t! up for that purioM. t'hicnpo Journal. FLASHES OF FUN. (toshinp ""Why do ytui call her of a ce.rtsiin aire V" Ikirkor "Ht-c-iUse she iieter chsinpes it." Trut.li. "IKi ton hesir that whininp in the next room?" "Yes; w ho is it ?" "That's the football rusher who pot off those uisuily utterances sit the end of the psime; hit wife is ruble up his lame shoulder." Chicapo I It-cord. Yalrsley "The truest ttst of a man's friendship is his w iilinpiiess to lend ton money." Mudpe "Oh, "most smi ImmI.v will lend money. The n-sil test is when you strike him fur a second loan." lmlisinsiMilis Journal. Tesieher "Tommy, whsit do you mean, you miiiphty boy?" Tommy "1 ain't tloin notion'. Teacher "Why. Tommy, you whistletl; I henril you." Tommy "My mother sav you shouldn't In-Iieve all you hear." Hos ton Transcript. HINTS FOR GREEN CYCLISTS. lon"t try to catch the- handle-liar with your teeth. IVon't liMk milinl to see if ilie hin.l wheel is follitwinp. Itoii't le surprisetl if the front win 1 shows st disMsit ion to turn into a yard stud lie ilovvn for si n-st. Always fsill on your riplit !ntiiller, siml do not let your esir strike the prouiid till a few nihihIs later. When you lost a MMkl tlon't pi-t off ami fit lsick to lMk for it. 1 t's 1 here on the iii.iehine still, ami if you'll f.t-l for it lonp eiiouph you'li find it apain. Should you tind a runavtay hor-e on your trail, keep i-lose to the curb until he hsis su-si-l. Then make a spurt stud seize him by the tuil ami put ou the brsike. Xeter kill si jM-destrian when it en it Im avoided, but when you do kill on. dismount ami say you're sorry. Hub. CURIOUS FACTS. Whales are iieter seen in the Gulf stream. Thesmsilli-st hummiiip bird weiphs but ill prains. The Holland dikes are from ten. to forty feet in heiphL Csnnpluir and pun cotton an the chief constituents of t-cl'nloid pot.ls. The French minister of w sir lately of fi red st prize for the fwiftest bird in si I'ipht from IVripueiix t Paris. 3 miles. There were 2.7I'" entries, an.! the winner did the distance in seten hours siml thirty-four minute. Sawdust is t urncil in to t rans.rtable fuel in some sirts of Sett land by a ti ry simple priM-ess. It is heated limit r hi?h steam pn-ssure until the n --itiotis iispri'dients ltecome sticky, vt hen it is pri'ssc.l into bricks. One man with a two horse iM'tver madiine can turn out 9,000 bricks a ilay. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS. I.ord IIolMTts. caiinmaniler-in-t-hief of the army in Ireland, has lmmr aa inilefatipable cyclist. He may If-w-t-o any ilay cant-rinp throuph the Dublia st reet.s. Ilurinp his entire carver Strsttli isirius inside from fi.oou to 7.IHKI violins, i-ew of these were sold for more than 25 durinp his life. Xow some of them '-onimautl JIo.oimi esu-li. - In certain pans of CUna theyounj? woiiii-u weir their h-:ir in a lonp. sinple plait, wish which Ls iuterw iiMtl si st rand nf bripht sear let t hrcad. w hich denotes tht-m to U- msirrinpvahle. - A w.aishv trent It-man of Vienna stipnl n.d in hi- will ihat an electric- lipnt iiiu-t 1 n-tainly burninp in his t"iiib. sii . sinitther iti.si.h- his -oflin, for 12 iiioiith- sift-r his death. I'-.v a;i Italian law any :n-us which doe- not perform .-Vi-ry so t promised in the printed programme, or which mi, ! -:i'ls the public by tiifsinsof pictures, is liable lo a ti,,,. tif -,M, f,, reach offense. - It i- ssi d bv phil.doi-t. that tliens s r.- i:: or'ipiiia; '.an-uatr. s the ;reek, l-itin. C riaan. Siav.uiic. Welslu P.is is.ian. Iri-t,. .!--ti,ian. Tartarian. 11-!-. rian. Javpian, Ch.-iucin :iT,. Finnic. --Th.- s. ,-, t marks on IWink tif Knp lati.i not.-- by which for-.-eri.-s are stt t sipi.ily .l.-te. t. .j :,r,. cnyi-t -tiit ly M-ir.p han-1-.l. TI,.- n.i. roseop.- ,,,'u reti-l i iaii v s.jel, p. . ni arit i. s t.i ato.list rttnl V e. P-ople ..ft.,, tind a difficult v in l.- piti.- t!.e,r .si:. ;i..l f r 'in clrs- k- "'- U.'i.i .-. Thi.s . an U- n-ni- 'lii.l by tl,r..ii :. a -ma.T .piantityof - ilt int.. the ...r ..f,ir, p.nt.i.p in the t .1 pnl ' til f t.f citieni. ' : 1 '"" r ti r '. t ev of tttt- k.r.l '' '- ' s . ,.!e.J t..rrn t ' !! m ii.inn. rtior '"' "f t ' " ' v V r. ,.'ti T- ttt f ' I,.- -:..!,,.- . X ' ' ' " .. .1 - .., f . ! t. r i w-l f -r .-, , . f., ,., ..j,,! up. ' 1 " ' ' ' '' ' .' 'l'l I I .ai ta-h I. I ' ' !'' ' " r - I" ''I:. '.liiV r i.i - i: ! c. . . ,. ,t .. ,ta. ne v I.. ,r t ,i t . , ,, ...t EXCHANGED GRIPS. .ta I .Mirit-i. M Ka 1 a., Iw ''I'ml Iktlr Hm.I.. 1 ' " ' ' i . ' i - .. f iii.i.. I . . r I l .i . w !, e . .i. tit- ed . "' ' ! '. I I.e .-. -r -I !.. i i . : ..t . vt ..it's ' i 1 J- '. ' porter a.-t-1 v , . , i t, in . i t fc w r - , p .-jt r. letter ' 1 t '.. I,,;-:.., l.y e--irt IlilT v- -i . ' i.t np ht M o- I .-.fi. e p, le n t lie i al k. 1 up what h t.t . .- ! ... !, , ' i Iran i.llp ImP Mill t.i. . 1 .;, .H VV IT 11.- l..,..,,t I.. 1 1 . in the forward car I.t- In il he had IM-C.t- iiip. This as w hat he '..i' i f. w !,,. .:, to .'jM i, 1 1, foul:. I in it : A biack lit.ttie. a bru-h and comb, a pack of la v : ni.' . :i isis. a i-icksure tif p-i-it lain l.d "i: ils." a half Imt of i-ip-sir-. a couple of collar- ami a nipht -liirt. a me mora tid urn Inwik narked ""private canvass." and a clwt-k lH-k half u-si and sm envelop f all of ntilroa 1 jsls-es. Tin- Ocielmnl limn cktseil the lap and put it tlown. Then lie !Mkcd for the owner. He didn't have lonp to look. I "own the aile. sic-oni jienietl by the ortcr, came si stinky man with a 1 ip black mustsn-lie atid a shiry silk l.at. lb- lrrsibbeii the bap withat-mile i f relief ami trotted back with it. The l-riih-trnMim followed him and secured iii.- own liap. As he turned to leate the rar the stocky individual shoutetl after him : "Younp man. iii want to taie a littlo I . tier -are of your ruflles nest time you e-o si-journey inp." t If course the people in the car all lauphed. This nettled tlie Cleveland man si little. "That's all ripht. old liv," lie fired 1 s.ck. "the next time you p-o up to Al bsitiv si lop roll inp you'd lM-tter lock up lour plaswsm- situl tour ImtKlle Uvoks si little mon-securely. It was a clian-.- sliot. but the Clete-I-ind man knew he had made a hit by the way the other iiassenpers howled. Then he ese.-ip.tl with his Ivsippwpe. Cleveland Plain iN-aler. RED MAN'S RIGHTS. Not a filiirn or a l-"t.rrleo-r. Hot II May Sar and Kmivrr. All the Nanue. The suit of Clemens Whirlwind et al. vs. Chris Von tier Ahe iiiiolved. Im saies other th 'lips, the r'crht of Indians v. h. . ajs- "trilaiJ Indians." to sue. W hirlvv iml an.1 o'.Jier Iiulisijis left their it-si rv auou at K.-se P.ud apt-m-y. StHh Hakotsi. iimJer si contract s.jkI ItinJ n::w!e by ""P.u. k Ta t lor." lie used them in a "Wild Wesst show. At St. liui Tailor mailt- si com ra.-t with Von der Ahe. bl whicli Chris was to pay 1 he ll. diahs tlie s;d;iri-"S they haI l-i-n re t eit inp. Tlie siiovv stsirte.1 on t he road, but event u illy ""bisT.-d. The Indians assipiietl their chiims t.t Wiiirlw bid. He iattnpht suit an. I won. Chris de nied licit there wsis any contract with I he I mlisiiis. and he denied also tlisist tlie I I i.i i.i lis Int. I suit riplrt tti sue. The court f ap'M'als sirtirme-1 the conclusion of !ic trisil tttiirt. .1 a.!pe Flitcraft's. When liuiiaiis sir." on t heir resert at ion there sire certain 1 im itat ii.iis sis t o t lieir contract. ripTit-. I'.ut when tT their i sin .it tttn. t.hi-y an- m.t delisirrcl from at.jM-iiliup to the iotirts for the en font liH iit of -N-r-soIial riphts. Jinlp-e IVontt. v ho wrote lArr tpiiii.-n. remarks that it is a jisirt. of the American creed that s.ll men are cn-sitetl ctpia l-1ort- tl e law. In the adminit rsi4 kn if justAte. no si I va n t sure is iMiifcrreiJ by rsi-. rank or ri.t.'ies. la- ssiys. "l'ni thus principle we hsive buililetl tin this ctuitinent tht fsiircsf f.-iltric tif fn-clom whicli hi:s" l-s-l tJie eye-d time. We cannot in jus-tii-i iir hunisinity il.-tty tlie application of this principle to tlte oripinstl tiw ners of the soil, nor n-f use io any ersoti, thoiip-ii neither citizen nor f ire-jrner. the etpral jtrotei-t ion of thelawsofanr state, while- ia is si tVenizcn within it iMirilcrs." St. Ijouis I'epublic Krrptan RrotTa. All soups can Im preserved in a pood condition for sonic days by takinp preat can-, when freshly made, to skim well, and to n-tnove every jiarticle of fat fn.ni the surface. The broth should m kept ir. a very cool larder and uncovered; in very hot weather it should 1m-strained t-iery day. ami poun-d into a jerfectlv dean vessel Alliav Journal. aaaat
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