HE KCPT ON SELLING LOTS. Through All III' Tronhlr Ihe I'atrlankul Akrr 1'arb I'ru h) ml. If Jni- A. Ilrndlry had not I r III fpnil overwork til tli 'Hiunrr of 1 "to. the now thru lug u turner rit v of Abtir l'ark might Mill 1 th brier grow n mujt wh.ib It n a In Is'-I when the pai ket .hp Nrw i.r wa mini llirrr ami our of L pa.' tT-rt lot their live. if - -I w", ? v. JAM! 5 A. I'RAPI Tt . Mr. Bradley w, m down fnnn New York cit jr, where lit i bni.lio. In rump mi aome lotah owned nt Ocean llnive.thcn Jut Inaugurated n a Metlnali.t amp urn t lug rc-ort. While tlirrr be explored thc.ur rounding t .-ritory and concluded that the adjoining Vuunt would make a u"l ite for n inialel aummcr rvort. ThcrvtijHin he bought lliu laud, cleared oil the hru.li, laid out atni-t and Ik i.mii to ell lot. He bit Im in cllltig lot rvtT iiire and In every th-ed made out Bpar a .tipul.v turn that uo Intoxicating li'jmr thall br old upon I be pnti rt y convey ul. Thi etipulatioti I n mode lot of trouble fur Ilnilbcr Hradlcy. Many of hi n.igi.. looking w lib longing eve ami itching liu L'cr on k alcoholic prop rity ( Cohcy lUtiil, lu: 'j iiiuriiiunil at t lie rr.lriciiiu nil nought In varum wat l.i evade il Hut ilrulhrr llradlt-y wa bound toenfone that ciiinw though It kept blm in the Court continually itinl hmught bun im t-ml ol notoriety. Ill' i.li lit. illy In- foil ml t lie uo i lonely pmlitalde ami cld more lot. lint be bail other trouble. He tried to. clone up all plait of bii.ihe In A.bury Park oti ii '.tv. ami thai "t In tlirp i) ix Thi'ii it init w1i.mii be Li'l ar ri'vlrtl lur luiu'r M-lliiiK nttl liim fur f.il- liiipriituiiiiM'iit mul iifti r l'J jt-itiV litlit im; got a rnln't fur 11'.'..'"'. Tbr.j-i-priiitttl bll a lion t Ihut tin. 'ibi-yalxi I;iiii1k.i ,1 blm nlHint tlif cut ut the nun tli.il In- in I ltel hhunlil be wurii by luttirr nil l.i- UnrU anil intiilililJi!!)' "nitnl'' bim I aUmt many tiiti.r ll.lii. lint be k.pl I PKbl (in M'liiliK bt. The lliu-.! initiirHm of all llr'tlii r I'.Mil Ifj'a trtmlilt. Im u-r. ami if wlm li Im cripltl up at'ain tl i iitr. Im l n In I trnuliK' with ll.e . ..'I prople wbu."ti Alnry l'ark i vvry Milium r a wr.iii'.. i TheM (Knplr, be I'l.iiiu. iiM'ii'pili'il tin' j I-. twal In tlirurk mul pii. Il "ii ui.'l ul-tiuil.il the Uaih mill the U.inl ua!k to the ilttriiiiiiit anil iI.-k'U-I n( uiuti' KUi'M nii'l M jiinrni r. l ui.tlly be put iiji imt nt fiirliiilninu tnlnn-il .ii'p!e the i i i- li i tl.i'V h.i.l Uuil. iiiitiiir' at .i-tln'i bnl tbrn.il. IiiiliKiiaiinii iinvlini: .re beltl, and a.iin the I ) 1 1 . u K 't inl'i the pa- , Jx-r. lint llrntbt-r llrmili ha-li"t ln'pil j lliliK lul-. I Ituthrr rarllrular. A wi'H ilri'-l mail enti riil thronii-e of a IJjitin'nr ImIi I otic nild I'Vi tnn n.il lotiu mut e and told tlio clerk Im wan trimmer iu tlioitty. b:id no uii'tiry and Of-knl fur a j liM-o to lei The clelk b;id iity fur linn, (,'iivo bun a k,,H"' nm . and aa the infill :i cnld ol tiiititil all extra lil:inki t or two for the l d. Tlie clerk lift tin limn, wlm m u few imr : 6t.K nun,' call Tliu clerk went to t'u room, utid the uuui told turn hectnil'l not iK'i in the room, a lie w;i acrut tinned to have a tire in Ins kle'piii? apart itieiit- The clerk wa nlmo-t trtlrk lllttll'j, but llllltiaed to ri'eover tiftK leiitly to tell the mini he wan too particular for that hotel. Ihat be h.id 11- ; terMH'k free l'l,'U.r elM'when-, nnd o tlieliiliiilii'T u lurne.1 out intothecold World. U.i ii -i' iMi'-l Commercial. j A llesal Hallway Train. Tlie imiHnal railway train Ihat ha Jut lan n itiinle to order for theUermnn enieror ha font the I'rtiwiati ciche.iiet nearly fl.UOH.miO It W cotiij"-! ol eleven i-umnm contiwted by corridor and all cotimictod on a atyle of nn parulleleil luxury and niauniticencft One rarnae. w hich l tleiK'",,'l t the kaiwr'a tudy. ia bum; with real Uol.'lin lai-try from Ch.irlotleiila-rg and the milotn arnatfe I uplioWere.1 10 white aattn The remaitiiun car com mine a nunery. a reception rvK.in ailorneil with marble Mutuary an oak linin riK.in, a kitchen and l-.lnmi for er ral i;riet. New York World t.ln-trlrltr la a irl Milk The announceineiit come from St Paul that electricity i to I tried a the motive jKiwer in a lare Hour mill to t emted in that city. anC thoiiijh it Hi trodtirtion by a cotuerti may not revo lutlotitie the busmen a I predicted ol at any rate very wn. it cannot (ail t be an important innovation if It prove. aucce A practical miller of tlnrty year' ex neuce u aald to I l hind Hie .heme for It empioyiiieiu ui.n.. . after thirteen month of ex'ritnetitiii; with the elit tnc enrrent that he i thon.tii;hly convinced of IU ch.-apti. and it practicability. -rn-videtice Journal i Mular Jnhnnj Take " At Unuopew Minday. Maeter J 'hnrr Bazemore a,'el fourteen yean au.l ill- Kmma Lynn n.-e-l Ihtrteen year, were muted in tn.irn.irfe at the re-i deuce of one of the bride relative. They are of -! fatnilie and are thought well of by all who know ttieiu They lire with the father of the bnde Cor Atlanta tVm-titniton The nn- Kotallon IVrlml. lW.-r Duner. the r l.,li atn.n mer. ba niIe known an ui.;.rta:.t w. :a which ba rl to iirtiriin r-ult eon rrrnin the rupid.iy of the un rrrolii lion. Hi olf- r inrf the ill-pi''"'-!'! Ilii.-o'tLr .4ar ;' tr im in the i,i r toryio l'..t-!.im. l'r..fi-.r ilum r !. ) la; in-1 a hitherto unknown ex.wt.t'ide in the rueA.ur. im nt of the rnoirrn. nn of the tin and found lhl the l.ly mot e around It an at a rate of a no.e ''! '"' 1,1 a aeri.nd irf lime. Ihe tun '!-y U-t. theref.,n. at it rvi.it-r twenty live da) an I twelve hour f our re. k.a.u.i Itut what ia rvtnarkahle In Dut.er m.a.iire mrnta 1 thi.t ti.. y re..ilt iu a d. Cerent leti.th of revolution in d ll'-reol rt of tbetxlyof the aun. r- .-uiariy inrrcs:t..; In ien.th fro.n the equator loth !- thai tie .n of the nil nrfare ly.i il Dear Ihe two t"ie bve a day a brf a fortT.Iiof ourd.iv Tb. l only p-ea M with a ni'.val .e and i:a-ai t.ly bat UuU of tt aun--Ixdoo wa. II(JV To SKLL HOOKS. I EVBRVOMC AGENTS INITIATED INTO 1 THE MYSTERIES. 1 A eho.,1 la Wlil.h Allibillau lluuk rd ttlrr tr 1.11(1,1 iu kiitml Ike I luilt ad lliitlntra ti,ult ( uiantr- U N'hi In I liM-utlun. It l doij.: fill if ii. inT of the people M r 'Ti.tiuitly N there.! hv jl.e 'rrnml 1 k .' tit know th.i' the pati. nt. ulili Individ tl tl vt ho mtt',-. ,,t tl utereotyix.) hire the Iti.l .till the ! - r l njietied lo bin or her I a nt .1 pr;n" e.l hi nr.it ion a i ar. Inliy n 1 1." ; riin.i il 'tuia ioe h'-r ar:.i or the i i.'titi..:.:.t l,t. r.t nation. Such I ti e f.n t tiin r 1 1.. and. trailer Mill, Ih.-re lire eeri .!.i..- In town where re u!;irri.i.w. f. r the training of c n.i.lvn ar.-hi :.. nnd whi re they leant to d.cbutn II.- ;r ittii r w th wh it the intructiou cir ri. '.ir I.-: t en t h, in i .ill "ilrituatic rllii-t." j Tli- vtr.t. r w. tit i-.terdar tu iri.it fr'. i.d vvhi Hire I in a ivrt.A.n grv it : l-iat. ilnst; il iw n totvii mi l found hi ibT il ik'd mi. I ilreorated wit'l a tfolie In lunch" -'..il. Wlule he Itujiat iently p. trolled the coiti '.or wnitii'.K for bun to re turn h lieurl ipitir kound proniilitut f ri mi - r nt t he in lo r end and rt.ud br alep to liteii. "I have hi re, l.ulie and i:rntlenien,"ald a pi. n.tit v on with very rfeet tntotia 1 1' ti, "a nn .l v'i.ilerful txiok - one w hu h Jo i will never U'tnthaiice lo ln;yi'n oletiihd ll!utrati"ii, i;no. tviH. perfi.t I'liniuil,'; it i iiid.t d a k'etn i here a ilnuiauo ! pan-Mo, nnd the prn e U i.iily (.1 T.'i Kor l'iil lo iiiinute li"'.'ir tlie vole rol.t iliu.il to t alk r.i; lillv in tii.'aine .train, ainl thin after a nioinitit ' ilt'tne aonie one el.e I'Mik up the Mlahli'. "Mi'I'l" cried the lir.t voice, "yoj rail do l !'er than that." 'l i e .Toud on e beuan lin, and after M-veral more failure carrn.l it t a uc ref ul tertitinat :on. "Next!" wa call.il, and the -rfonnnne roiiinietic..l a nin w it Ii it t n tn l . 1 1 1 kC. ipiavi r ii:i iii'lony for a voire try iiu; lo curry the btinhii. I he ih.ir of the room from which the Viiiet r.tine wai-f froletl ii!a., of coiir.', I nt the Irtler fonniHK the name of the cotii;atiy wen- r! nr. a;i l)ini; her t)e to the I . t r i -1 rapitiil the writer ohtaint.l ac'Vit.-.l look Into the uiy.tenoii i hum ! r. Sute.l nh :i the Kide npitu the lioor Wen aU'tit '-X1 ei'ple of liotil M'Xe ami in tIv ivt'ty urade of r' ial life, from ti i p -rt yoiiui; luaideti frenh fnuu the rb.Mil to the tired teai her aiiXInU to luitk n li in.' during the utnuier month., and the c.l.i ivi.rtl lliiinwhil had f.ilhil 111 ui Ihe other way of wni kitn; po-.iile lo him In front of them the owner of ti n I'lea.aiit voice, a tall, looking (. ill. v t'fli'ior thervaloiit, nod a t-ut li tucuihe: of the thi-K iu turn re. lt.il the forri.'oin( l. reprove!, cnuitni mliil ami rnroiirai.'i'.l them. (Via. tonally one would lie told to Mii'ly Ihe i in ular more thoroughly, and after li.teuin to the other try ai: nn, atul aoinet inie the in-! rurtor Would n-tnark: ' That 'll do. You're all rinht " Hvery pupil eemr I to lie indeadrarne't. and one or two ilutui lo their pro.jeei u w i: h fraut ir k'rip Imrn of deair. Sune re. it.il w ith un :il iHiidtie.. mid eonlliletice, other hlu-hfl and Ktamtner.il, and for rat h and nil the lead' r bad an cnciuraiiuj won!. I-atrr. In r li iiin ut.ide nnnpt' lul the writer boldly inteml the lik rompa ny rnu and tal. her d.-ire to ee aome of the people w ho advert fuil for amenta. A roiirtiHiu i;ent leiiutti fdmwrd her aevernl ImmiW. iave term and adviitil bera to lu-r fteli-etiotl. "Mo-t youiii; latlir do better in Ihe b.i.i ne ollices." be -inl. "but you, I lli.uk, h id lietter keep to the llnllte and ileal with btdie. ( 1 he w rit, r t not Kift'il w ith -r ounl U-aiity ) A to exi-rit hit, )o' k t tt.lv tin. little Imoklel and pra-iui' on m me friend or relative," atul lie. kotiini: lo the l.f. leader he turned themkir aftel liif.irinatioii over to liiui. "I think voa would make a kh can idiHt," thi eiitlenian remarked cIi.it fully a a In-u'iniuni,' "Your manner b pleifwiut, and your hand are .mill and jirett;, ; heidr I am a coal Judtte of char acter. and I know vuu poM- deteriuma lion." "11 ul I have iioexjierli'iire," he .ur:i;i-.ted "and I don't know bow lo tret il. Miall I o into the liii.ines on the hit or mi plan ami try to k.i.ii it " "I ih, by no nn-in," rniled her Iitener. "You could not do wnre. You atudy the circular we five you and then come down In re, uml we'll help you. You nliall try It: ke'l it a book, and we w ill tryto ll yol Olie." "l)h. do you have a reuular ela..'" ex cluiiii.-l the writer InipiiUively and a II proved very tin i-ly. for her advier Kavr Ler a keen look and ccvd tull.in Kvi Ct utly that c!a wa a trade K-cret, not to le parltil with until urr ol the a;eiiL. llii.tily collect im; a lot of rin ulur pain I hlet and letter of "mh Uc lo ai;eni'' the unldetil) silent man crammed iln-in Into the outKlde e ket or the upiel elliplo) In. lit ati'ker'a at hi I, and adti.itiK her t' re.il ti,. m all carefully l-f"re . l.-ctiii l...k lo xihl lt for bade her a brief "K1 inoriiitiK" and rt turunl to bidi-k. xnd truly tboM- bt'le booklet mail fiiunv ri'iiiliiii: Suiie of them luid a ironu family n mhlaiii e lo Unit fanioii Old m for omkiiikt a uare w hlch l van. "l irl catch Jour hare." Iletwet'll tht rover ot line 'll'.Trilclloll Were lollli'I i dm-. I ion for evcrvthihtf iu the way 'I can I vio-inrf. from the l.t inatiiier in wl.it h l altr.utllie llltelitloliof aplohahle buyer, excite hi. curio.it y and leave it .1 ill uii.t l.h.il. down to ui h minor tuint. a "kcr xotir limn tl'iin and Jour h.-. alwa). bright ami fr.-hly hhuk.d." "ba'he Ire ' .oi. ntlv and le Hire your breath I aweel .ml vonr teeth clean." and "if vom hew ! but t-odo -nn private ainl rin- jour tnout h afterwitnl I TI.e nro.I''tive t'k a.'eiil m iuatrucV l l,.o louel into the l-t boiliM-.. bow to I,., ibere when ..me In-ide. how to a. 'iure in. ultiuratioii of la.li' ami how tou-eai y .-... .1 nn.vl.etl.Ill he lull-t te-- 1 hr ludie were told how to.lr... a to mm I mand the l-t and m-t re-j.-rtful a'l. n 1 linn, and one ai.d all w,re re a'e.ily urh' 1 lo "come to Ihe and we will t;. which may ! 1 ,t .1.. t, roil ' i,!T:re when rea.!y t 'art ir yo'i final in.tructioti. worth ni.liioti limwii I 'i i.:. I.t bit of a.hne nn.-ht be (.- .! to Jo li.w in re ot.e r-ally wal.te.! to ad. the nliii.. of lady l-.k ak'ent, but It w i, a cud luywben the wr.ter c- tl" ..1 1 a- . n and he h:vee. to thina w hat tr.'rfi.t Ini- '- n .hoiild that pleaan'it. Iti'.nuatiiu i.!rriL accord. i.kt to tr.e ar t: , t ,.l t.i. firm, trrat a.i rn.:iuer. !i fatherly kii.dnr ii, ..rr th rjtrcf ii.y .rumoii ( rop S'WMel aee rev .- ny -I'tiuwo 1 r.nui.e. A Mir. I'UC'j Ti. n i a v. ntaoi knilla till, e pla"l OO iVi Si-ottl.ll l'Mr i-r w lm h tia d me lli:tnen daina.-e to p-t-!ura. l...r!re hi be,n b taliy de-tr In I na a T.t:.- of irren bvin ni.r i cotie.,u-ntly O" l.i-.t to retnoi the Rreat.r t-ll left ait.-rnat'.ve n iiul-i ' ,heT and l.ti l f1 It U te-lleve-l that I I'-' lb. ahc-P on th..3" te.! fano '.H I-' to t rin"Ve-l. ao that ...nr ' i verr ch'ti.y tte ou.t'"' i,,T f armer nnanl pi t.-ie to the 4e 'I ' "" nii.ti.iT a'tr.i.tit t' itrurti..n by cwl r of the we-! haw a. owl. u.a. an I or b-T natural eru-tuie of nii'-w, act to tbe ft mat Unaru ar preve,.til from nrmu rou.B rtar m Kt -L "-m.o lie a Tairvf lntn-ra,lur Held l aTwa I rrlKhl Train. Weareo aceutoiiml to ti e k r.'oriimiirea t M:u,mri r.wl a.-ml th a we rather , !'' ( r i. Ai ti.tl n it lirralt of In, k Tur I'll., -in In the ilitf Mu l.ly ktate Hut w are tin hiii d lo r jn t more uht U and rh-.n'it until. .1. of i...,tery in theelt. tcca.t. The Aineniall puhlic w.t tb ref.re tl;.;KMe.l to lhrw tin li h.tii'l in a.tom.hnirtit w lien it rend of the mad pra:ik of a mr of d,' p. ra.1 iu w c-i'rn r,-ii:iv Iv .mi the ol her j.iy, who In i. up two liKiitnotive and limited 1 1 , niteivt' With panic trlckeii p.t I.1C p. ill V. The ri;'h'it of iIii'm. Pcnn.v lv .u.i.i out i m.trt.'.f ilerte lo ru.k with t',e f . i. of wt.t, in r..d at nt. f 1 1 In y com liiitlidno r '''' rv , a'.i Ii ' U'l they did not i.e.. late at iiiunh r I h. y im.l itctu ti d by a nt of ilev:','.rr and debtibUil in making the.r v.. tun. d ttu e to the nui-ic of Wl.l.tl.1.4 bullet. Tin' . i tie of Iheirnji rratiHti wa. H'.'iit u:i iniii- fr.iui lft.t: j I r.ti on the l'ut.hur aii'l We.teru ra.l . hod. A .hiftitu; engine wa tandiiu: on the trai k ill' ut half a mile from Witt mar "a tioti, w In u t he nuuiier mid llrvmali were . ..tlut.l by two pi. t.il hot., and two ev-.t I I-, k. lli if men .ctitml'hd out of the hii.lie.. ; Without .iMii a wortl liny acproacdiil Ihe engine, ih h.irt.tu their rvvoiver a j IheT Mil lit e of the hull. t glanced (tun Ihe l.uli r and ' ruck lit k'ite r lb w In I he I f.nv. and l.e ft U to ti e lh or. In rep...n.e j Ti the retnoii.traiic. of the tin nutii the I limh r of the two h i n. w Im wa. nfterw ml found to lie "KiiliSv " Nell. .nd. "We watil you to haul u. to bllew ;M Si Alxiiit tlii tin it n titriMiL'h (:ii:ltt truin The llrrinan w in lo n o fiit i:ic 'f 'i.;in.iT, llr.Mi.in, n br.ikt tni'iiNii'l tin rnndiii'tur, ih hi l; roup lihvlrti.iik, t tl.t (rMii:ii. rl. Hint loll IttlNO OM TIIK Til VIVMI-1. Ftnliletily ihelwoMad a."iit aijaln put In an ap'H'araiiii'. Aw lit the other raw,! nn li carrinl a brace of reviver, w hit h be pt liritiL'. Mrikimt terror lo the heart of the trainmen. I hey iipproat hed Ihe rail roadcr to a t'.i.t.inee of about lo h.-t ami then topi to onb r the nu n almt. They directed e.i h man lo hi. p.... and iu no ne wen t l.eir wi.hi opiiil. Self and In rouiiai!ion thru lnnl.. the fn telit train, nnd w it h pi.lol unt..i onh r.il the eui:iiiiirto move aht ad. I inpii nt ly Itiey rinpha.i.'.il their n inaik by tt ri i vc. and lit thi. In aimer tin y ran tliiin.' a. mnlinii lo Ibeir own In-le. A the fr. U'llt Irani pulh-il into W ildwil they onlerid Ihe ennln.er to atop I lie eiiume. Tin ir order w a ol )e.l, and with loud jell they alighted and ran into I la W mil. N IT and In roinjiaiiiou mode Ih.ir way to WildwtN! i;rove, where a picnic wa III tirorti ... The women mid cluhlrui were H-.ilily put lo tli.'ht. and few rich men w ho i op h 1 to l:!.t reiiiaiui.i lo prat lor tin rev. Thee nut rtunai.- tie ilii- ban iiuicklv caud lo form in line it ml lo niatih nnd countermarch in a.mtle and dou ble Hie and with band uplifted. Thi ai!iiiriiicnt wa. rndelv inlerriipl.il bya.le-In-live' e.M.. and .Nell and hi companion were haiidcuii'il la-fore any n-.i.tmii-e imilil br olleml. "It.ihly" Nell ia the b ailer of a deM'rale a'ali of loiiub whlcli lui II beaihuart. r in a workul out ro.il nuiie. lid la.V ill roii.nl' i"l e'ploit ol .mu I likely to reult ill breiikmn up In rrowii atul toppini their depredation, a coii-uui- million devout ly hoil for by the rvaiuem of the arpibtirrf di-tncl. A PRECOCIOUS SUICIDE. A Tlilrlreii-)r-.il.l Mmleiil l.lvr III Ili a."!' I or hlllln llliuell. At Itnlouna a l-y of 111 vear of ae, liio vaiuil t'levta, who i" in the "i;vmhaiiim" of Ihat town, rotulllltt.il atllel'le Willi a re volver III la.t will and t.-.tntuelit baa Jut 111 ili.trilnit.il aiiinnu hi tli'iltei low. Il I In hoUrapti.il. and aiionlmu to Ihe I'all .Mall lludijel rolitain the follow lux mMu'rapli.: "failae of my death: j-t year I fell Iu love with Kti'lna l'i. urani. but waa unre- IplitMl. T in mi all. etui that I neijleel nl my mIh". I dun.. I fell i.iiimi my a. hool'ellowa, and in ' .nieuriire h"iil'l liot have la n able to lini.h my tudi.w in lime lo net free from military rr ii-e. I am therefore oblu'l to kill mjm-lf, llrsl. for iinniiuitnl love: erninl, for the ire ,tieiit reprimaii'U i f my ma.t. r: tlunl. lo erap heiHK a aoldier, w hn h would be e fi ially baleful to me meter me m vni goveniiiieiiK'i. and. la.tly. laian-e of tbe sorrow I have alnady caii-d my iarent. and r-ai utlly my 'bar mother. "I a.iint my friend and m lioolfellow AtiKU-te l.lverini my exeiutor and re qurl blm to fc'ive me a ipn. t funeral, bill I hall I Kn-aliy plea.! if my friend and acquaintance would follow m to t liar (rave. "I leave my waU h to my father, a well aalheta.k of coiiifnrtu.ij my mother for my death. To my neither, wh.a tear I have o often au-il ! ft.., I leave all my handkerchief In order to dry them and beir brr pardon. I leave lo my fter Ada Ihe rililf with the death brad whirh I al way wore; lo toy cuter Ma iy Inter which have i,..l )! la-en publi.hrd. "I Inteml uli'n.iiii. mi-i-.f with a revolv er, which our diar famil) il'"'tor. lr. Ilrt jatto, ha lent n.e In ev.rhi..'e for my old gun. and lK thai l.e may not be en. id ered reol-on-itoe for my death. If I had not bail hi revo. v.r, I nouid have ii.niuiiiie-l auirtd' In Kiine o'her inaiuier, for I am tio tired of life to live." Ilrleen la lnanllr anl ulrM. An epidemic of aun ide ha prevailed In li'idaPoth and other ll.ii.naii U.wri lately, in IPl'l l''--'h alone. eveli'll. idea txrurred IU t.e ily tne li-kiwi Tie nuriii-er of - of ii...itotyl ali in rre.:t. ra; i-liy that Ihe hpilal and aiyluu. are rrow-lrd I't.t . in a- r ial b-,tti nhrnomrt. to 'he r.ty of pur win nti'e tie pl.jli'.xera. in n.n-uenr i f which Ihe peopi ilnnk a made upli( iil r.n.pawi of ii.-'ar.'-e pn.i'i..u Ui lb brain. A II H'l n rierlg llllraiv Ij,.tai..e are i.uti.. r.. .. ..f traveler In ,1. It.- ay .'! ;-'''- aU-K tie :." li-" t""" Wl'D ram"! to a "." r . ..mate or u.i" r.t.iu. they (ten en.,.'-' ) revive -ec . al t.t.l i-.er l. m n.at a rt. ree oi r.d that '.-'II' ief.tl U otUr turel - I"t k..l tl-'t" X aerld I air f Inane. Tl. 1 r. 1' n en. h.'i I IV.', wb.ih waa tl tci great 1 f'r. U tL. ...y 'i wb.il la- il 'iv' ! "'''"d " "real f.nan'ial Burr It., a't. i.:.it.' i"ra."i -.-' i Amr ar.,1 tt.e reoe wrr a!-il ' aaih.t aa oullay of l- Ika ,u- The crew fn.n, tl.efreil.t train Junii-il le"'l'te.l that 1 1 ti-md I a union of , -ff vf "1 from the car, el a i.,.,t near t he .h.fter In '"I'L.i 'i N.. .tier all, the aira.,.-. r i V ' erler lo Invnuate the. tuM-of thelmu """" h!v Ihe e.....vpti,'t, . f tl- V ,,.;li.. , rtl, Lie. The li reman . rxpl Imt matter, mme. ht. h. w lule tt inay ll.itter Ihe l.tiit- . Vr and at the ...me ti.nen,.tl.u thee,ln.-,r n'"' M"!' 1 1' ' ""' IZT lb. e..i Iran l.k ti . tn.il, at rutiri-dHila lint i rt. t.i Li .-( 1 1 1 frl 'hi I mm rar .....,.. . , iFiVir. THE KXCiLISH (ilKLS. DUTIES THAT DEVOLVE ON MOST HE ACS OF HOUSEHOLDS. The l nll.li li.,.tlrl ami Her a.H-lal rl Hun Tillrd mnt XXeitirn In the arl n Trade and ll.m Itieir Arll.in May Atte. I lM.rer lilrl. There are tour..! and lour;!. Some ill cine h.'ti.e and I aMe to I. 11 only l .ttl.'T have .i n tbe Alp and Im-n lo I'an. w Inie ot hi r will l.tve ne" Home a d.tv , and a an rliu'.h lal wonder I iv narralid of one u. 'i Alnt-TiCali who i id -rf"M.ii d the fe tt "h-. ' a wonderfully fitter Idiaof it nt that" Neviithile the nu'.t m r.i.ieiit and oh-iv atit touri.l would lit: I it a hiTi'llleau tak to lletrnl Into the lliuli.li botne unit. furul.he.1 w ith exc. ptinu.it letter of U:t r-iluct ion or p,M.il of i in-pi ii'iinlly f.iM n .il intf man. tier and tci-l!i'tiaity rare adv .inta ;i- of mretini: people who are except tonally nn pre ui.lu e. "An Htuti'.litiuitr hoii.e 1. bl ra.tle" i t pi rae fiiuiiiiar to u all, b it to thi un familiar with the .urviv.ilef feudal idea the full for.r of the Mimi: t lo-l. I'r.nu Ihe noble lady who fc-rn i.ei.ly a.ve;. Anierican hospitality on II . .nle of the water and then foruetn lo rt i.d an I iv ila I! "ti for a return i. it to the -lov . nlv w ife pf the KruAi fcirn'iT w ho ! un t he ibur of tier Kn k piil'Tvvhiti .he t i.ti i- Ihe hor to im rvr a cti.t"iner, the privacy of the ! me 1 ji aloii. ly uaidnt. Nov t h. t have int reduced u. t.i the draw 'lit; n.itn. of i he threat atul I he ii ' i in; room if t he I: II II 1 1 le, I III a tllMlrcl :lilie ha t-en tnnititaiuiil concernii. . lite hoii.e- holil" of Ihe .In pkn li r, ami il may I' re- rue .tnte id atTalr. I It maybe well I fire rtiterim; fuilhir ' upon the atihje. t to t x plain run I ly w hat i meant by a .hopki r. The entire bu.i Ue of the C' Ul.tiv I iliv i.l.d Into three rl:i.c and 1 coii'liicti.l In warchituar, which I the liatre 'iviii to luilhliuu' tie vottil wIh I'mI trade; ollui. where yiat are aohl from rtatiiple, and hnp, which lal i v mmyuioua with our rela. I tore. A man ket punt; cither a warehnue ur an office I a tradesman, but be I not ahopkecper, thoiuili a hopkeeper I a truiiealliall, "etty" or otlierwl..'. A ahoje a'lll 1 not a factory band; tint lu-r la hti a "vile.a ly." Her binlnit title that con fern! iiniii In r by ml of parliament In re cent t n act lueht , ".hop a-.i.tnnl." T !ice "vouiiii ;K'roii" h ad very d.fTer rnt live from tho In iiiulni poition In till colintrv. Ill Ihe lir.t place, for th mo-t part tin y leave home and live In the j houe of their emplover. Tin I of rourae .iirvtval of the old appntitue v-teiu. fivt-ti ill warehoiiM it I ipule coiumoii for 1 tlione leaniuut Ihe lui-iuc to live "In- dooi-," and inai.y pHLjirmi Iradiitmeii ! have Ihetr lintmw over liieir "hop. and of j nn- ill ro in. Iltted liol br family mm- I fort, but Ihe idea of acfommialalina amall army of nvi.taut. i The kitchen nnd larib nt of uch r.t.tl- J li.hllleht IV. Illhlt. tlloM. of OUT liolel , When it 1 remeinla'ml that lb Irade- ! man w ife In. to nuperuilc ml iu h a houae- hold, the life of an American hoardlUK, tlulIM keeper liailna up a I levant lei. lire In OuliipariM.it with her lot, not In mention that the Ann man woman h .oil he hamllinu uf iiuiuey, w herea the trii'leaiiinn' wife reiwivea no rewar. aave Ihe cou.-iiiuueMj if hav iim ilot.e her ilnty. Ven who have income rniiKin n bidi a o,'"i a jear lo not employ lioiiM'kceer, but llnpoe Loii'x'holila of '.'I or in "in clraniirr Un n . their wive. Th'-M' "yoiniK (aiiple" have ' lo l balu'd, ful and in many nwi mil 1 foriii'd, ai d thi t. l-tti mu. i M-ethat no wa-l.t lakr plate in any ilii.it Ion; that Ihehr.iltll and no. nil of her cl arni are larefully K-u.irdii, and If a cuim lelillou aotnail he fre.;ueiil! perform the ilutie if tltirw III ai'rioll lllnraa fur thie.e w ho are far from home or wlm Lai no home aave that of their employer. It would aeein imHi.ihle with theatric! i urveillance to w hi. h all IIi.nmi Iu reaiai-t thl hoiiM are uhjcct.d for M-rioii evil to sreep III, but there are ad Irageilie itm linually takliitf place In tie vat lion e hnlil w hlch only hnw that Ihe ;eiill. i.. rberked Kiialih k'irl 1 no nt router t oral ly than lor Aliierunn .ter, who ba. more .'rreilotii, but powlbly no greater t lupin lion. Much ba la-en aald and written about tilled ladle aoilU Into trade, ami reient article Iu the KnglUh ptea declare thai Ihe daughter of piolea.oi,al men or now rnteiiiitf wet end eatahli.huienta and taking their place behind Ihe counter and III the workn.'Ui. Ail thi tell a kad lory to th'ave w ho read U'twii'ii the linen. W hile w admire Ihrpluik and energy of a woman who pill pnde la hind In r and work bravely to earn her living, one ran Dot but rem. mla-r that the riitrauce of titltil liilUlin raand ilr. ..maker ba ruiunl many a re.M lalile khopkn per w hoae mil ratUtiik aetonnt would not pay fort hear tl.tic algn and riH-n.ive litiuig of brr Doble roin'tilor. Ami a to Ihe daugh ken of proleaaional men gnin behind the Counter, w bat 1 to become of them when the "upward prc.ure" bunl all liiindi' I That prraaiire I Incnaaiug with every claaathat lewvra the laml m hia.l li'l help tboae W ho eem lloomeil lo l caught bewrru the upa r and net her milUtoiiea, We, aa American, In u.i rejoice Ihat Hi. gland 1 lat la-roming a tleiina-rm y. Nevertbelea. Ihoae of U who know the feudal ) atetii only through p i to and ro ' n.anra, who bale never aulTeitd from Ihe . tyranny art.ing from the aurvltal of the Idea that th aoirrelgn own the lord, the lord owna the knight. Hie knight the Kjuir. and o on down lo Ih beggar, may be iirrmitt.il one little lgli over in lva ol tin v airy, but ,la-r aerond Ihougbt niakr rejolmt hat Kngh.ml la limiiiiirig "Amer IcanlMd," Hat the right of the Individual r more and more nii'gnl.il. Hut while j w lmk al Ihr rapidly diMolving vtrw of bldrn lltnra would it not ! wrll lo bear In 1 mind that well devrlo ayatem a well a human taring have In them aome g'rm of l'l worth reaeuuig' We ar ribbing up the old andiniii and poll.hing th wortu eaten furniture of our auieai.ir ItfiaiiM Hoy hav a beauty no modem wirfk ran attain, hurely, then, U would be no ilegra'httlf'li to ua lo adopt ' tb gentle ro'irtear to ard thoae who aerve ' ua Villi as th Kl.gll.ll !." gill receive Ui thl day from evui il.iiur rutoti.er. Hurely II would be no ronfe i"ii of Infen orlly for n.e ihopgirl -we lag pardon, the aalraiady - Ui learn thai iitt.e.a and avoid ar.n of dply ar th diitai.a of g -l taat and g'l eriMj even though Itn-J tlaiioe lo be th ruire of an nnplojer iiraly it would t-t well f .r ernplojer to fl aome r.;.nlhlii:y for the af'erbour la tk lif of Heir ii.pl"j rvimedo. "May their trilw Ir.ereaae ' on liih aid. a of th Atlantic Nrw York Tin,.. j llama al XX rk. TT- "Hr.gl.-huiaii Iu Pan' rlaleatbat b one day i.i.r'l I i . tie rk ii-r i) iin4 axel ih'pi.red of fie a al.t, "la Uio:. leur at hon.e ' "Hr I In bia atudy, n.onieur. U'fiaietir can go in." At that ri ot-.' Lt I heard a l""d hnntof lau h'r from th inner apartment, no I aaei I wo'1,'1 a.t t.ll nion.ieur Vtait'Jl were g- rfie. LJ "Jl'.b.ii'ir l a la i.i!or-be I work lt,g," repnevl tne arrvanl. "M Iluoiaaof tell lai.h l.k that al hi wora." Il wa true enoi.gh. T h li..vt lil waa aliaie, or ra. h. r in ri.;.ar.y wuh oo of k. tiara.-. ra. ilr wa .u p. jr rci.l-a. I I SHE SAVED A VANDERBILT. Ituw Nn, llmlgv riunie.1 Inla Ihe I'vul at liar Harbor. j tieorne Vantlerbill, Ihe I .iiitikre.t tn of the late W. II , lit what lore writer rail a 1 ' Hiichant for r.-tly an hll.rlure and lux tirou ac.i'ti'p-iiiiU'cM. t la tpnie nat ural that he .hoiild. f "r he wa of an Im pr..ioliahle and elit hu.: il ir au'e w hen hi fat In r wa hiu Id llii tl e fanioii Yluii rbllt p.tl.iie on 1 fih nviiuie. Nt w York, and alxutt that p. mil inu-t have lived In an at IliK.phi re of plan ai d t-livatloii lie I Ion 1. 1 1 ti u a vrrv i".tlv rhatiau near A. he Xi'le. V I' , ai d every little while a ara graph ti' th'" round of the pre an r on m .in: hi int. nt am of build mil a rot ly t hate HI or 1 ilia or iieta.-e m-.r here ! lie Li a cottage at Mar llarl.T, n.-ar w dli h be bii.lt a w nniiiinj p . thai ratne In ir I It'l! the 1-o.tlie.t llni'4 thl lav i.li youmt man i v. r platiued, for it niarly n.l ti till In l ie And that it did not ro.l bun hi 1 fe i due I i the In rol.tn-or iirrioiiiie of Mr, l lor Itideltiw ivmle. Mr. Vaudtr .if '4LJ I ' .:4. ii:. noiu wiii'iow iKiixir, bill aav Ihat In r pniu.pl and heroic action aavnl bim. I H brr tin hire that Mr, klk' could not v int and only plunked to th I rescue larniiM-ahe wa Iu a nerv.iu fright and did hot know what rl-e to do. Kven thi vennou, however, lb- not attplit Mm. I.iIk'i' of the charge of herol.ili. for If ah wa In a nervoii fl ight II wa In ,iue aha thought .he mu a man drowning la-fore Iu r rye, and In r action wa Ju.t what H hoiild have lai n if .he could w im. Tbe how of It all wa lhui Mr. Yander bilt wa giving a awiminlng uvrtT III hi lad, which I aimply an arlillcial and M parntetl from lhi-etl by a wall, an aa lo retain Ihe water long enough In permit the tin lo warm It ulllcleiitly to make it wiuimahle. The iian water at liar llarlair I iiiially tiaieoldfiT aw lmming. Heme the h.i. Among Mr. Vamli rlul( giletwere Mr. Ik.lge and aevrral other jroiiug Imlle w hoae iiainea often gmre the 'iety column of Ihe New York paa r, and two nephew of the hiatt, Willie Moan and Joiitig l.lliotl V. Mirpanl, 15 anil 14 Jear old re.i liely. T he K were the only one of the iany w ho knew much about aw Immllig Mr. Yamlrrbill could awlin a little, though, and therein lay bla danger. After even laaly ele bad g"t wet and 1 1 ml of rplaeliiug ahout be iarted In lo entertain liironiumy by diving Into the deep end of hi pool, whrre there ! Ill feet ot water, ami fetching up al the .hallow end. T he trick t not a very ilifticull one, atul (ieorgcram up with a .tulle of triumph lament h Id lit tle black tnii.tache after every effort exvpt the la.t. Then be .laid down no long Ihat verylaaly got frightened, and when he did come up II wa with the touching apa-al. "l or liil ake, anve me. aoinela.lyl ' after which he kui k again. Then It waa thai Mr )ilge plunged III. Though aha could not aw Im, hr mmmgctl to rva.il tl ilrowuuig l'r.eua, am! ba threw hi. arm alanit her. Thl Imperiled the life of hi fair recuer, for it dragged heralMj la-neath th water, aeeliia" which the two bo) t'"'k a hand In Ihe retelling bj.inca ami ultimately managed to drag preserved and pre- rver aafely aahnre. Mr. Ik.lge i a tbtiiithter of John lllge Inw, who waa I nllcd Mat. mlhl.ter to I'rnure III Ix.VT, and a alaler of I'oiiltiiejr lligrlow, eilltor of Outing, hh 1 alaiul U year obi, Th I'renrh MlnUler la alan. M. I'avie, French u.inl.ler toSlatn, whoa name ba rueiilly la-en i prominriit In ! tbe pre dlHit. be, ha hail coiieitlernhl X-rlriiee In A .la, though he baa only held liUpti-M iil poiiioti luteth lagliinllig of laal year. Ill full name I Ailgu.te Jean Marie I'nvie, ami li wa bom iu Ulnau, Kranre, May Ul, 147. II went out to th Krrtich inlony of I 'la hlii Chili aa a volun teer In lb marine Infantry and liked th country o well Ihat be left lb military and entered Ihe telegraphic arrvice. I Iu b wa given charge of lb eon t ruction of a telegraph llu fnun llattam laiiig to Itaiii'kok, a projet t full of diflkul- tie la'auae of I ha I lltiheall hflllneaaof ' tbe region trav ersed and the rav 1 age of cholera among the nat iv . Ill ui ii-..! ul compli.liiuetil of 1 tbawork attrw Uil th aiteiitiou of , the giiVerniiieiit j I'arla, and li aplntel V ! ronaul at I.ual i Pralaxug, an! lvnn w aa decorate.) With Ih roaett of fATIg. anofTlier Iu the legion of Honor. Ilia pub llah.! aeroiiut of bla travel In Touuln and Can: holla t.rolwhly bad no lilt I har in gaining hint thl much coveted dlatluo- , lion. Intb following year ba waa planed at Ih brail uf th couimiaaion char .id with lb exploration of lb cuunlry about th Mr Kong th comiuiaaion whiav comlu Ion were Ih real raue uf all lb trouhla bet warn 1 ranee and Nam. 1 lira b waa mail ron.ul general ami mlr.l.ler reaidetit, and bla aulawipienl hi.tory la pretty wall l known loall lb wor.d. A Trala ml l:lalar ar. From an elevator point of riewr the new Manotuc tempi building iu Oucagt will l the ui'Mt imteirtaut lo theworl.L It will hav twenty-four car built In a circular hiiit having a 8VJ foot ne Thera will ln exprm elevator, wayand freight train. The fir.t will go to the top B ir without atopplng, while th ther will t"p either at every flmrr, or at th f,fth. tenih. hft'i-tith and o on Tliey will not run at full n-l, pr ably 1. ti pavxM iigera do not Ilk the aenaation uf (!) lug- Chicago Journal uf (Joiumerr. A a..!!-! all.ar Ulaaer kerilra. I'roK.hly the iiio-t uiagiiifli ent com pltmeiiLary pre-iit ever receive.1 by Lurupran noverv.gn I the emperor of Anatna'a tilver welding gift to Ibacur. It cn-utiataof a dllill' rervn e of aolid all ver, auperbly wrought an I thav-., ea. h pie. bearing aa imperval eagle, Th aervtca a f.a" twenty four prraoixa, and Ueer ar jitex a. London Truth. Cwttwa a4 Oil Genera rira. Tb recent balnea by fire la th cargo of h:p carrying coti.jo ba hown Dial ootbm e.l oil, w ben held In lb outtun am Uv ouUi'U uf the bale, rapidly ogidiac ai4 geteeralaw VUHimum euCbboalkJaV k le V y J in INVALID MOLLIS FANCHEH, Hew a llllaal aaj llmlrld J.a irrer rntwtv Her Ha and Mghl. On a warm afi.-nn.iii In July th writet alknl up llowtiing ureet lo tt him uf Miaa Molli l aii' hrr. w nit ly known a a no "t reu,i k tl'ie Invalid, III whom many phv -Irian h ive taken Ititere!, aoiti hav ii'lXrven Ji'iirm v i-l fnm Jlng'and lo ew her. II 'th wtmlwire w ule fau and the.h. h h .,f way up The Invalid waa rei lining propjad wuh pilhm. In that tx-,1 where .l,e hi lain t.,-1 for V7 jnn II I wrll known Ihat her ele are aighth'. bill iie wa rmbroidering with colore I .ilk. k altered over the our ; let, I bough III perfei t order, were paper f nemle. package i f .ilk, m rnplk, let ler neat It tii.l In pnul and main ol'ier o I. j.i l In. In i' ie of the activity of Mi Katn her hr i n ami flngent. Itv tug ald her work w it n a pb-n.-iul amlleof wenonia, li e extendi d bar band, who li, b) the way, ate eicetiluigl) pti ti y. Moll.e ri.'tn, l.i r pnm, I ta.lefully : tleeorat'il wuh tii'inr louchitig ai'tiveiiir of j blighter d iv w h. n pun had not lai'on a j lou.taiit gii-., and when loving hrart i Imped that Ihe gifl.d girl bid a. lloiT path i liefore brr M t I ro-ln, Mnllie a d- ViMtil nilllt. ofli 11 pl...td Ihe ho; Ihat ah would outlive In r long tillering, dear ly love.! rhatYc, but .he wa uini'iur.l lirt to Ihe g:, ,t iiukt'o.v a 1. voud. Kith flllfllelnl ilo whit In in t heir w er ti) cotui'U it, iii ."in.' ill ,. i. e f r ut h ti ir repltalile .h., hi.,! .!- 1 an. lu-r baa a grateful a wa ll a. a luave hrart. H it in talking with Inr i .ae forget liiat h I ntlrriug llv in ; a ki i n . ne of buieur, he love fnti ami tin. bant lo forget alu when friend .ire I v In r .I'll-. Her many t, t.i -dogs cal, niirrel, binl. nitre, etc. - have !i-ti a eonaolatinu through many wrury hour. Hv on wiu ilnw aland an uipiariutii roulaiulng gold fl.h. In rontuvtinii with thl th writer beanl the follow lug alory from it owner' lip: "lluce I had a polllwotj In tier among th (1h. After It developed Into a fng I ina.Ua pel of It, am! II learned 10 know my voir. I iied lo have Iheaipiart tint brought lawide Ihe bed an thai the pol llwivg could e.iaily jump out of It down up on the coverlet, and h did It every time and ram hopping lo my band when I aerate hed the lietb lot Ilea and calle.1 It. I Would Jnt put II her and rub Ita Hill lilt of a head with on finger, and It would never move. On day that polliwog waa gun oould not Iw found any where and Uldu'l I in I mi th poor llltl thing! "A few day later I t.k up aom work that had been laid ald for a fw daja. i. waa a white windrn (bawl that I a a knit ting and which I kept In a low banket on thl aid of my lied. Well, what do you Ihlnkr W hen I I.Hik up that ahawl, I he in walh polli"g H drier! and ahrunk up o Ihat he h..kr.l aUmt Ilk a spider, kit had laen nothing but wind aud water any way, and le waa rhangrd Into added up mummy. I uppnalb poor lull tiling had J imped out of the mpianutn lo l' k form and boppe.1 along th rtoor under Ihe be.1 till li ram lo that w hit wotd, which h probably l.k to Ini I h covarlet, hi fnet got entangled In It, and ba bad to lay there and dry up." W hen a.ktnl If .he ever Invited him to dry up, Mollie aaul h certainly bad not. Atone time a family of flying aipilrrela kept hercomiaiiy and aiuilrtl her during many kleeplrwa night. Mie aald, "1 have owned ami ht en many pel a that III yard at the bark of thi boiie I a pet cemetery, for they have nil la-eti burin! there." Turning aiiibleii y to Ihe writer, Moll la, with rloet! ejelnl., remarke.1, " What a cullr hn'h you have. Ilk an opru fan lurtietl iiniide i'iiwii." "Yea, il wa given limn by a friend who brought il from llgjpl. It represent Mailt, mother of l.i, with uuUprend wing. Hut tell m more of your 'ia." "lib, I hav hul o many. On waa a three cornered no, I nienn a three legged itiotiaM. The H.,r little thing. Whru any on ak you how many leg a niiaiai baa, you had latter leply that II depend upou bow many II ha bt. Well, the hero Iu q Heal Ion wa nillitiaoii trotUT. Whether loat III lu.hle warlareor inaii'ininoii iuoiiim trap 1 never ascertained. Troia pie.1 w.va very . a la hie ami grew o liitimat with my canary bin! Ihat th two became faat frleiida. The iiioumv would fmpiently run up th whit curtain to th oage, and Jul a aoon aa he came w it It i ti reach 1 tit oauary would lakeaee.1 In bl beak and hurry to fil Ih cripple. Al night th Inoti got right Into th cage, and Ih two friend tlepl ld by aide I her out he pen U. How Tnn pietl maiiagi! to bold hlmvlfoo with eae and roiufort I uior tbaa I oaa tell'-HrnoklyuKagle. nkla I'nwrfer nnd Una .llun. Una of the imtnt liiterenting and lngii lar featurr-a di'Vclo-ail by th new Uavy g th matter of eiploaivcw. The im t linirt.Aiit advance maila la tht general line In Ihui waa th procur ing of Rlllokolea powder. Thl waa ileveoHi by profenaur Monro), of the Naval Torpedo alation, and ha ur)aaa l Ilia aoiui'What dubloti iprt'tatioiia of tt It ha Im-n uccef ully uaed In th impler anil lighter gun ami alao In the complit atcl 4 Inch rapid Ilr guna. With charge of only one half the weight of the old (Kiwiler. It hiu tired projectile nearly Sou frt aec-niid footer than th hot of Ih old Niwder Iravelnd. On beanty of it t th ract that it la not In Jureil by water. (inn cotton I to ln extetinlvely nej on the new rew. Th high itiiirUuica of thi material ami Ih certainty that th limited facililic for Ita production would Ik aotirce of eiiiWrraaaumnt la can of war, led th naval department laat year tu oiler an order for tW.OUO pound of gun cotton to th Duponla, ot Wilmington, Ik-I., manufacturer of naval eiphmlvea, on th condition of th (Ulilinhment of complet plant for th manufacture of gun cnlton In large nntltie. D. D. llidwell la New York H"T. A Mill I hlld' laaaea tWnanl J. H hmlti, wealthy farmet of AU-liiaon cotmly, Kan., went to tier many Iat November to Vlait hi old home, and wa arreul for denerting the German army thirty yeare before. The matter waa jila. e.1 ia tin bamla of tbe United Ktate uiiniiter In Uenuany, but all effort tnaecur rk-huitti' releaae ap peared fruitli-a. rV hmlti eleven-year old daughter, however, wrote letter to the eui'M'ror of (lertuany from ber home In tliia country, aetting forth iu a cluld- llk manner th fa- tain thecaae andaak- lug for her father releane on bia birth' , ! day, which came on the 4thof Laal mouth. 1 be letter reaclieo, in empenir on tue ICth, ami he wa ao touched that he la- uad pardon for S huuti. who I now on bu way home. Cor. New 1 oft World. Ilaatelag Kill! Hie al ftvealy-elaa. Jainea Met arty, of (lakill townahlp. an of Die ui't nnitie clutracter of iaffnrwm county, ami perhape of the diel 1'n.lay, ag".l tevetity nine yeare. Ui death waa cattanl by over- beating bimeif dancing In the open gar. fur old aa be waa McCarty could aliU krp atrp to a tun in Very lively f ann um. II would often play the vkilm and dance to the tu uic for half an hour at a time, grwatiy to the amuaement of the onlooker. Kur year hi occnpatioo. haa been banting. L'p to the time of bia laat Uluew be waa remarkably active. pvuxun tawDvy Hpint, UTTLE tMii.Ci A geathy i. ki hill thing. v ilk "'ir hand un tl ihr la gwt Bill II Ian the iriMim i ail uf Die tlng Of tho'ia-atlr w.-nl or a eetiel ding Thai .'U lna.1 aa tvair ago. A kUaof gre.1 1 ng I awret and rare, After Hi loll ol Ih dart Put II iiniit h I h fiimMl of lb ear Aiel In. un Ik fi-rrliand yua Me ca.4 fair. la Ik year thai hav How a away. T1 a llltl thing taaay. Vwa ar kind, I an )"!. uiy tiear," aarb amlit: But II eiei a ttirt.l ikrutigto lit kawrt, I flii.l. for l"V U lender, a lav la bll ad, A t liilib ranged kelgbt. V .tan . ti liUiee lot lno'irinn, W tan, tril do aul give. It nniiwti'i "ri. k.iil In kleaa. Bui n il"l l. gruilgnir, la. and Uwav 1 nl tie blliar eaO kanl lo ll a. -Jalk Hmmnft. A HUS3AN3 S TRIBUTE TO A WIFE. tieneral It. V. Ilnller Tll What W.aa aa IM.I aa the xtarrh d la taaaw. No higher tnhiit tu woman a a wife and ni.Hh. r ba ever len paid thao 1 ao conlr.1 lo Mr llenj.iuiin K. Ilutlerhy ber biKluind In In memoir Writing of bla career iluring th civil war, he say: My wilt, with a devotion nuite un paral lel. .1. git in herupirt by arotnpany lug me, at my r.i rue. I wiah. In every t xp iliiiou In Ihe war tat th reln-llion, and m.tile me a Inane wbrrerer I waa Hallooed In roitiiuant! Mi Joined ma al Annapolla ami accom panied me to Kortrean Monroe when I waa a.-u-iinl there Iu May. 11. Mi went with me on th riprtliiiiai to Ship ilnd for the attack Uam Nrw llrlenn. wherein I waa rxpiwril lo Hi great, peril of my life, and only when my hlp waa hourly r 1,1.1 ted to go to pie. -en and when I Im portunately appealed to hr gt. en that our children tnual not be bereft of I. .th panuita did h lean ma lo aerk aafety on Uatnl a gunlaatL Sh ufTi rr.l great privation ami hard hlw ihi Ih aintof hlp 11 and whilw were awaiting th attack on Nw Orlean, atul waa on Ih Qnt veaael RHitnlnlng lnv that went up the river after thur render of Kort Jj. kon and Hu Philip. Mie went naluu with ni awl Iclgej at theht. (Tiarlea hotel on th night aftar 1 t.aik ponaenaion of tlia city of ,N'w Drleana. When In Poll I waa aaigue. to Ih Cora mand of th Iepn,rtmeul of Virginia and North Carolina ah anronipaiiind ra again to Kortreaa MiKiroa. la IwM h went with m lo th field, and wa prenenl wltb tu during moat of Ih campaign of IwH. Thualbailan advantag over niiwt of my brother nmimantling general la th department ami in lb Arid, la baring aa Blvler, faithful and true, clear bended,, ron'ientluu mh! conservative, whin cod rliilon could alway b trutet la th mere military movementa, although aha took full not, ah never Interfered by auggeniion, for In regard lo them I relied a pun lb oplnltma of my valued, aecouv pliahei! and efficient alalT officer. lo other matter all that h agreed lo waa right and fin' th beat, and If I her la anything In my adinlnUirwtion of afTalra that may Iw qiieallone.1, It la that In which I followed ihe larul of my own opinion. lU'tiimlug bom with me, after I retired to civil and political life, Mr, duller re mained lb ui giaa! advlacr, eduraling and guiding her children daring their young Uvea with aucb akill and ucora that nellheg of them vr did aa act which canned m aerimi anrrow or gar ma tba leant all I lei y on their la-half. Hh mad my bom and family aa happy aa w could he. Mi took ber plac In o rtety when at Washington, and malnLnlned It with such grara, dignity ami bwelineaa of rhann-U'r lhal noon ever aald ao uo kind or a diaragliig wonl of ber. lilrl la LUkaa. Ml lUlchrllf r, daughter of th Ameri can mltii.ler to I'ortiiaal, ay that lb Id.laui girl, are l-eautlfiil and attractive, but ar very chawly guanleil. never ap pearing unattended In Ihe it reel and rarely la ing aren on fiart. Carriage driving of decomu kind I a favorite ainuaeineot, but lb girl who follow tb tjuevn'e ex ample, aud aitear on horwrlaxrk, I re gard eil aa very advanced In her Ideaa. The girl play a llltl leuiil In ati miner, dance ami play canl for amuarnirnt In wlnlar. They ar rarely Invitetl to formal dinner aa their parent ar. but appear at tb I"--- Th chirr ttrllghl of then Uellcateiy urea and carefully gunnlrd maiden I th great bull tight nl I intra, which a moat uncoo- ventlonal Amrriran girl, who rarriea bar own latchkey and travel alone la th nlt'helan, drmorratlo afreet car, would ararerly hav th nrrv lo wilnena, much lea lo eujoy, th borrihl pctacla Chang. fat What Tan Like. It I eoond rule for all of u, any an eminent doctor, that with reapert to ftaat our liken and dl.llkr are Ih k4 gold aa to what la giaal fur ua, ami it l aafe lat upon th plan that whatever we reliaa will pruv on tk averng bannleaa and whole iHii. ami whatever p nature dlaguat will prova, aa a general thing, tndtgealihla, Nothing can be mor wrung, for Itiataoce, than to make children eat tat. for example, when they don't want It, A beallby child likea fat and eata aa mm b of It aa b can. If b ahow algn of diagtiat at fat, thai prove him to b of a billou tenitveranvent and be ought never to I forced lo eat tt agalnat bl wllL A g'l many of u have dlaimlered digestion In after life (Imply b can wa were awnpelled to eat rich for! lo xhildhoud which w felt Inalbactivaly wa unauiuhl to ua, Klng ailvee Hrlght, Te waah ailverwan never ua auap In the water, aa It dull lb luaier, giving tbe outokle more tbe appearance of pewter than ailver. When It want cleaning rub It with a pier of oft lalbr and preinat chalk, tb laiuar mad Into a kind of paate with pure water, aa Impure water might eocilaiQ grtk l ae ailver If It la to be kept bright do Bot lie It up la bag and at It away le tarvWh. I'a It all tb time and It will May bright and gaining. -tvprtng-Aald liocnHvl. HlnU en Brwad Making. Wbu poulng the bread In tb oven It abould be hot euough to bold tb band la aa4 oount twenty rather quick. Car moat be lakaa with the fir, to keep tb boa steady, allowing It to gradually die away toward the laat of the baking, and Ik la la tb beat tint to Met In your roll, a mor mode rat Br I mrraaary fur thank, Nw York Journal, Maid M Olive. After a bottle or krg of eliyee baa be opened th mold will aoon form. A little bonenwllah or a few nanturtium placed tnerela will prevent tbialo a cert. a g laot. Tbbetur way la to bay there t email bottlaa, o that th bottle may be Dead before they have a chance to aaokl tUehaaga, Tbe tor, penal Rtuaian nkaae prohibit ing the eiportatkia of wheat from Ka tut ba throws aVotKl men out of em ployroent la ami near ! and haa j dnveo a urge aruouui of anippiug in the Ulatk Nathan Seattle, a Tacoraa liigh-nclwad nunil lanMilar among the Pnyallun In dian and a faawubl u.Tieir ol Peter Mannp among tbetn. wa arraigned in Ihe Tarvmia Polieei Court mi-miy on a rliartO-f ta-ing drunk. At Hrt he aan! he ha-l an epileptic fit. but finally ad m.ttel being tlrnnk. Tlfa- who eoU i bim whisky may be pnanvuteJ, o o o o o o