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LIMITATION.
.1 ..Lit JM1 V " '' .
ll re' l ... fniiii Irti-Mlt U hnuxtB,
,ASTK (HI lHAMOXn?
.. . t.. ......! lii itn.tr TiiRtiiiitt.'
,Vm II 1"'"'"
" , II. .,1 ll, n rlini Iroin
Hfl I1U !', - - " "
tiHiiiitHi u id im nir
I" ... t....ti,,t U lii lia fur tn
. ... It In ... t.v lila will.
I lull. It
...lulu '
in int'iii'iry of una tit Dm
into of tli Ut ninii 1
ami dm universal verdict
. rather a weMlihy man
lulu tlm ring wmjmiiwIiiu from
. .i
l in I""'"'
nr.
j'uri'ii""
till"
In
i licit, "lint I I
Iihvh afforded or ;
. .i.l..k llll COUltl
I ft., ft.iu.litl k.l Itllti'll
I I hllVM I'lirnt "l -
Kll'l ...... ,,. Hi, J 1,1.1.1
tv.y oil MllOlim "
WllltK"'!
tt for iHiinn HMH lnl iur-
re-
I know Mil Miami It. lor
iT,l t it l-r Utii ii.y U. I bi.il .jiiii
(H1K Ilia iu'i'UhIi ill .
- ll.M.llft.ll
i i. lif n-rwiru ii'it HHvoiiii.
Hull ill.
"-. wci.e.i. l
.iv.il '.. Wy.i. Inking a pull at :
.ii:,1rii'l,,h," ll,,"Mlf '"
.. "ii ih h until iniiiiy yiu ago
J"1"1"' ......... 1.1..1 ,.,.! i luir.
tr mi , . , ...
. working vfij - '
" . ... i..... II Ma I III MI'HMOtl
i,!h hi rri" - .
.1 ll.u 1 ,,.. .11, U'l.tl
I It hllpp " "" '
7,,r..v.-l litMi- ir M ir.u. lr. imI to inc.
, ,,liiK""l 'll'"'"""1 ror mrM-. I
,. i trotibl. ".. Willi. hii.I fr I
1 ' . . I I. .1.1 1,11,1 lllllt It
,litl.' pi Iff '" 1 " '
j i,,., being i'"'!'"" " ""."
. ,,n ut. r litm-ir. KWUy .h-
",i xv h -i..vU.tf i N"
" ...ll... Iii.tl llllllMlf tll" lull.
l '" ' . ' u, .
' tl,, v. r i:MM.. riHt.. M'.-.l
! ,.. on UoimM.. '
,rht Itutt li w vulvar -iiii'l
. I. ..a I t.u lfttln.ll
tulkliiK niHioi
Itln xrrivul
IUIIi( lu (!
SJJIIlll"'
,ullir pMSt. in.
uiiiiil.
krti.il')'
"S-i1'"-
on iIh- v. iiliiit H"r
..l .. InilllH Ilnl t I"
tllat. room. "' "X """"
,U ll'" roiivr-ntloii liirio"! on th
BhlWt Of lIllll""""1"' , , .
ili.it '( knowliiiu Unlxiiit tliflxi"!-
ii -,.i.l ilin Ann riren. 'Imt
,M toM IV K'HXI J'""' " ' "
j, , rollll.l. , ,
.Si.iivin.t loir-w rton from I.U
nA t.. it m l hi"'- " WB" " V "
... i.nl ll. .1,1 Hi I III II I "IK
III! . ... ,
Wlii'li U" li''l w""
. .... ..... ...I.. iiM.ir
UM out of lh W inolrku. ii
.im,n. liUul.U of l,r..k.n
lllirllllx'. WlM.tlHltXVulll.,' k.-U
atpot I ln in. ll pn-w ot.
Tloit I i nn I"'"". , U '"" n"
i .1,., A.i.,'ilriui. " I 'rl""'
l'.Mm wilt It t" l'" ,1,r, 1
umi iv ir. Hot fin nr.-
wljolll xxriir tt.
Wot.Hyoii -ll it?" I it.oli.'.l ot
ii tMiil.ltV. .
I mliiltl.' miw'f tl"' Ain.rl.nn.
llyiltliii:i"l'.H1iiiip
"Tli Ainntiimi ImkiIi lilt lnwil.
" 'Hovioi lintiilrixl IkIi( liuiiilr.l'
" 'No!
"Nliiifliiiinlri1-fl,(ioo franwl Tlmt
l my I ii-1 olT.'r. I'mum., I l nf you,
inotiHlciir, U'lorn yon rcfimn It. H In h
lurK" mini - II, mill rriiiiin,' Ami hi If tin
xvi'ro coiivliii'iil Unit iiooiitironlil r f in..'
mu ll pili'o In. put tlin toii mica morn
tin k liU own Irimniiria mii.I uil
tiillii .l Miitol for tl 1m i lim'klMMik.
" 'Tlntliili r,' IiiiiiiimI thn Vaiik.-',
'xxIihIiI.i yon tiikit tin) forT I tull yon
1 1'iiii't Mini I won't wit yon tin riiiK- It
WllK M (llO(1 H Willi to till llrttlMi a"'.'.-
tlciiiHii liiot hikIiI, hii.I it iMii't mini' to
oil Miiy iiioiu. tiivo imi I lin rtn.'
"Hit miyliiK Ilin Aiiii'ilmn took I In.
rliiK mtliiT Bliinpl.v from tin Ji'wcli'r'
liiiml mihI rt'pliiril it on lil IIuk'T. Tim
Kr.'ii.'liniuii tifit iiihiI.i nm hii oIIit for
Ilin liinki t. hut mm I Ini.l not txiiiKlit tt
r inywlf of coiirm. I tun Id not wll it,
Mini wit It'tt tin uli.ip,
"My mtii't wiin tl ill now mm In tin
prilil" IM iMif KlVIIIK I'HO for tlllMltMlllollil.
Im.l In nr.l tlilHHt JfW. lt r in tlm town
oll.-r II. ("hi f ruin m, nr l'l.M), for it.
" 'Will, I iiiinit iny you Iimvh ntttol
in. wt lioiioiiitilv.'iniiil I tntli.i Anu rii im
wlit ii wti nm Ii.'il tin irw-l. "AftiTiill
II I ntuidil lllll t Im Mil oil olio uh; lintl
1 lout in vt r promlMil to liny llif rliiK.
c) yon liml ii iH-rfN t i ul riKht In mil
It to tin. I'n li' liiMiin. '
You ni'iiln't miv ti-i limit, utriiii
u r.' ninl Hni Viink.H'iiH If lit. Wftetirttl
l.f till Wll'JITt, 'You I'MII h'V tl"' k'oik
now It von t hoow lit tlm prl" w
on Im-t iiicnl. Ami hi'li.'l.l thrlii out
til llll
lint I hml in ui't in v Mli rnnf vrviUX
I-HNhril. 11111 1 UUVi Ui IIHM t tl! Aiimt
ll-MII ill (lift liiliinnl r.K.iii In im liour'M
tiiuti liml ttiin lii'l. tin tninwit Hon.
"No nm. xx im III tl hillliir.l r.m
wlit-ii I t nl. r. l it. for it xvuM null inrly
tu tlm ili'V. i x.rpt tin Aiiiirltiin, who
wmn rtuiiiitiitf hy Ii'" 'i'i''y ri''li,
Tlm triinxr i lnl not u.-1-iipy morn Hum
tlv. wtoii.!. iiml tlm Viink.' imnii'li-
MI. I.V proIM'.l IIIIIIKH. JH'w i" i"H -
cnwVtl. we h iiruti tl. nml I hm w no more
nt tnv fn n.l from tin Hnl Hint liny.
"flint fvi'iiln "IK'i (limifr 1 Imp
iM ti. tl to U-Mttinij ii"t liirtroin tlm Int
plnt.. in Dm lilltmi'l r.M.m win n I tio
tl.f.l n miiiill ronmlol.j.tt lyiiiK liift
tnH,l. tin, i.'iiirl.lo f' ti'l. r. 'urioii to
know xvlnit It wn. I I' M my n. nt nml
pU k.nl It lip. it WM jfW.'l.T' rintt-
tuw. not Mil unit ' nrtli l.' ft rtmn-
lv vt t luinlly tlm tort of inmK ono'-t't-iViKni
on tin. Iloor ot 8 hilliHr.l r.K.in.
'Ho.l'l.-fly I rin.'iiUr..l tlmt tlm
Ainttiinii Iiii'l btfii itHti.liHK cUm Xo
tl wln-.o 1 fuund it wti "
tl,.. iliiv I nt.l t xi imi'K"' " "
1. hii Imd taknii tlm trniii for I'wrU tlm
tiny Id'foro, nml I iMtTinlmul to follow
him ut oiife. I tlhl not tlfHpMlr of flntl
iiiK him, mm Im woiil.l iirutiHhly put op
lit win of tin K'o,l liotoU.
"t)ii tlm wny iii to PuriM 1 rouM
lliluk of iiothliin tmt my It. ThlM fol
low 1 miiw hml hit tiMin m vtry MMfe Mini
prolltMhlii mi'thiKlof Mwln.llliiK. In ulii
CHNIM Ollt Of ti ll tllll t llt'Mtf.1 lllllll WUII III
imt di!ovr hi" l" ' yni" ,trT "n
t,u,l wi n tlm Ittnt of tlm Anmrirun. u
Iu.IiimI tin trick wum diMiov.iriil t Mil.
for Hit! IIMHt wim iiult" Koo'l ciioiiK"
ilrct'lvi ii immiiuI ohwrvor, nd tho own
i r would of coiirw Imi iictiuilnd y Vrt"
found fulfil in hm ilinmuud utrHiKm
from IlrHXII. Hud It not hwti for tho
liictiltnt of my llnilliiK tho rliiKcin1"'.
which tlm roKUti lin.l Hccltl.Miluliy urnp
oi tl. lMhonl.l in Mil probability Imvn uti-
wlttlllKly cliniitfU poor iiirmiun ... ...
IiIn money, un.l fio mlglit Hftorwur.l
Iiiivii tcn Miipixiwd to lm trying to
iiiilm off npurioiiH tliiunoiitt ioi ru.
Ki'iii. In Mil probublllly tho follow liiMde
IIvIiik. und M vcryn.KMl oimj, by Kotnir
ulxiut Kuroiu und practicinn thin trick.
"Tlil I'li M c ut off my HioukIiIh oii
tmw truck, und by Ui tlmu 1 ml Mr
rlv.d in I'lirU I liml dccldid on my
titiru, .if Hl'tlflll.
"KlrMtot nil. I minbi ciirt ful Imjulrli
ut Hm rnllwiiy MtiiHoii iw ton tull Amur
b un who lmd urriv.d from Nlco by
ccrliilii trnin on u prt-cclliiK ly ""
by tlm help of Mom. o irHiic p..-..-
found tht) cubiimn who lmd driven him
to hiM hold tli C'ontiii. titul.
"This Im-Iiik uMCfiUinicd, I cliotte a
iiul.t. iinpntciitliiiK hotel for uiywdf
imiir turn of tlm ruilwiiy MtiitinnH. ih"
I emptied Hm content of u light bug on
! . i . ....... t ....... tv In in
my Mini iukihk i t'j .
hui.il went to n theiilricul cmf inner .
und w.ylng I Int. nd.d to tnk purt in
mu privntt. theiitn. ulM I hired tho cen
tum., of n Vrei.t li nlibe. It wmh u part 1
1....1 I n veil in II nieco tlmt iiud M
Iltl.l .1,1. 1. I""..' .
pretty long run in Loudon ""'
. i I t.M.l l.ltlotl.mlitlhatl
Yl'Uin UK") ,m i It
. . i.i.. nit mvMidf in it
milium in? ii.oi- i .
...!.. .V...U I ot the nioper tlr.HH, wig,
illll J - r"- .
i..- 1 ..vfrvthnitt r(illipH't
hiiving put all tlm uiliclcM into my bug
I went to oim of. Urn ruilwuy Mtntioun
Mini ttKik a return tl. k' t lor m tutlon M
little way out in tins country.
To my UiMKiirt 1 looM.1 it f'l
to get u coinpurtment to iiiyntdf. The
I'..- ..... . .ri.wtletl. Imt I reflected
Unit tlm trHit.Krcttin.mg to 1'uriu would
probubl.V I "i"" ' lru7 "
I uftcriuKjii tlmu thofo going tuto
comitiy. . . , .
t lhi mititionilloll I WHS rigllt.
! huug ult.ut tla- i tilmrUin railway U
j tjon till h ritnin irmn was about to
f utiirt. It win neiirly empty, nun
: x ....,,.,! oif. tliii ni'ivitcy
in v ' ccur to urn k"""" . " .i
A 1 1 1 ST OKI 0 CI I U ItCH.
INTERESTING ANNALS Of DR. TAL
MAGE'3 NEW CHARGE.
Th. Fir. 1'rwbyU.rlMO ChnnH at
..to. Iliu llwl M.nr rmi ,Un""
Anions ! M.mb.r-rnr Tortr
Ur. HootlMl.nd Il B 1"u"- j
Ahhongh Vt. TulmuK., ho Im mtioii
to begin hi minfMlrntioiiM t the J"int
pwl.ytnrluii cl.urcl. at Washington, U
nrobuhly belter known to mr peop "
prM.h.c.'MH., lln Ifv. Wyrot.SuDlerlnd.
U U, who will nlHobu ctwdjutw.
1,um pr.il.Mbly b'cw tlm rcgnlur pator of
1 ...... ! u;u,.r iinmbor of prominent
perMoim thMii Dr. TMlmagi. orndMl J
other Anmrkun i.iinlMt.r. Dr. Kund. .
1.....I wnnt to Urn Firnt lWiytcriuu
i....h in iRr.il. and fhe ftirtioth auiii
nury of hiM first .rmm thr
' . '....i .... vw ft 180D. Only four
l,Hi.l. 1.1m wwe proMuut who wer i atoo
prt'Hout ;ii tlm Hunduy no dck" -L,.
h..r. Tlmn ha waa a yontiR muu
A .r, nnd hiM eve were
(lilinir "" - - . .
brlKht. Now I'" i" B" 01,1 nm"' bnt ,
ryoM still Hiiarkle. His voica i yet ronn,
J . ... .....i ..i.iw.,,,,1, it him been
niitl inn. "' " . j.
found nectary to divnlo 1,)h w.irk. a
.piiiuri.y wi'kwws'1" 1
HO grttut tllllt 1UM IfUVlliH -
tbouglit ';r()((.(lf,i)tHJU,kwmt ' pierce,
Polk und Cli'vehmd-have sat tinder hm
njinlntrutiouii, Hingularly enougJi. they
the
tbo
I
liafliii
5P" 'l m !" 'nail1 a 1 "
KIBSINO ON THE 8TAQE.
A. AipllM Atr Pru-t Aala
II aad Lom Hr roaltloa.
Tha qnention whi-thw real kiaaing to
w-rmittwl on the Mtaga tl being hotly
.ltwniutwi in the prwia and theatrtoal otf
olt tn Vlimiia. During the ton repra
.mtutloni of a new piooe all wco well.
The aetrM Fr.iO l-eotnoio, a ronri.o?.
latiy, allowed heniell to d iu -quired.
Bui bofora the curtain rose oo
the elaveutn eyeuiuK ....
ber husband had forbtrtdtm real ktaiing.
Vhnu tho ieiiecaniooH bkihu.
both her handa Inifore tier fane, and th
actor ftwcibly took them away to im
print the kiw on her ohetk. a contra
tempi wblcb of oourstj ruined the eftec.
Tbo role wau theu taken from lfra
Leothold. Hhe also refused to allow anr
rcul ktssns tn aiiothur piece wbera tbey
were also deemed essential, and accord
ingly she was dismissed, though abewasv
one of the most talented and also one of
tbe prettiest member, of the company.
Her dismissal ooocarrod only two dy
bko, and since then the question to be
kissed or not to bo kissed" on tba atagu
baa monopolized publio attention.
vrv actresa of runown baa
been asked her opinion by tbe Viennese
newspapers. It i. coriou. to note tha
nine-fcmtbs of tbe female artistea. in
eluding the most oelobrated on tbe con
temptirary Uerman. Hungarian and
French stage, are tu favor of tel
ing and refuse tbe sham articla H ta
only part of our doty." tbey say
"Moreover, tbe kiss ta washed away
with tbe rouge. A kiss on the ataKe l
no kicsatall. It is only part of thestago
In a republio. ,t .! Darupbernalia, like the arti
In former letter i nwcr.uou . j gcene(). Before the .cci.ea a i
solutcly tlem.K.-ratit. is the daily walk of QOr duty Bebiu(1 the
here of Casimir-Perier. until only tne i u (g exactly tue contrary.
other day pr' ',lB,lt ,ranci- i A nnut'arian tragedienne saya. An
In tho rotnndu of tbe Hotel Cape Mar- m far forget9 ber rola aa to
tin we art- to see tt greater man tban Bljything objectionable in a ataga
any hereditary king or emperor or po- reaI kiM, doe. not rte-
tentato of today, of yestor.iav, of tbe tobe callod aD artisto atalL Tba
cntnty. Uucbeou is just over when Qtber gi(,0 wfl, np to tha
m, ,.,i Mrs. Glad.stone come down . Tbe feelings and po-
from their rooms and take wats among ; i. o'f tl)e hnfibau(i 0f any actress who
ON THE RIVIERA.
Ih-mmrr f ll.lal.a4 ropf a
Appr to a 'll "
nallu-.l' Hmlth wrlto. to tha New
Vork WoiM iron Uanlietis Thi. nar
httlo strin of Frnnce 40 mile, or
. from t niiiie to MonUme and not
abovti four or tlvo mil wide anywhere
i .1 Ia ,n,tfni.l1
between tlio uiueaoa ou.
impnssnblo mountain chain beyond
might bn nulled muring anj
. .. .. ii . .. .1... t In.af Vniin All
Will tllll llcpuuuu ui
f ...,.u
Tin. demoeratlo fnshion of it is a lit-
tin .tiirtlinu to tbenowoomer. You way
.it at tho next tablo In a restaurant to
an ex-president of tho rcpoblio. Yon
n... im.ltl.inlT In a publio pathway
upon an emperor and i.inpreMS walking
arm in arm togetber-.you.il inthenet
h.ir in n hotel meeting room to the
great ox-premier of Euglund. Politician,
frnm nil coutitries, ?reoo hlghne.se.
. .nr .r.(inart:hy In the world.
utittheir face, become a. fa
miliar to you as those of tbe convontion
..i n,,i., xalitmi most of us have tbe for-
I' 1 . . . .1. 1- ,lull.n..i.ar?t
tiiim only to 10 urouKut. . j
with. , . i
It has happened to me, a very P'aln
American citiwiu. to have had tlm three
experiences montioiuxl above within the
stmcoor 24 Hours, voK.ini.:r
others as interesting, and tbo fortune of
.ii . i, v,,ler bointr the lotlgo of what
measure of fortune it U, may come to
any other plain citizen of any land wbo
forms u part or mis iiuioiiy
tlm other guests before tne nre. - , tQ kj8godon the stage uigo iu
Ing their carriage. The venerable states- sam0 partner i9 altogether
" . u nAr,r ntu more WOTH J, . I nrinn Staud-
mun iooks mutu - - neclectea. wuuaw.
I saw llllll in Ijuuhou
i
francs- vor!h of nob s tor hi- diamond.
At. iii.c.mlot table feeling crown m, . . . ri.tnriiod to
What did h- want Willi n " " ' iH-m-volelit looking
lit. bad l--n wealing .... r ii.k . , u t.t,1Ill(,ltab() circi.n-
w.1.1 Li me. H might "',v ' fcl . Z .. M v suit of tweeds I had placet
murm hii.I nilgut iiuve uiro.i - . t()llkl.1(re to leave at
Hon. Then 1 made the
l.. the Hotel Continental.
tame
und I bad
, i f tt Hild
and the
1 liked
much
ttMt illl1 M ...".--- , a
Hint, out fa-t-r tlmu I "''
t want t" K" bom- '
ttimi'd as iieiit lv H. a cod. 'V.'. )'"
ay have that til... "I f' "f
J,,y. Ml anuer. Mild dirt . heap Utth.lt.
I .limild "ii V.
.H.Itf. at lb., sti'iit again,
kmiti-r I looked lit il the Itmre
,i t'.iifbi v im.iiii.1m wmh iiuit" a
n,v fri. nd wlsl.ml tu pay for stone.
him Imi if I cmldg'l " ',r ,l,m
(rtrtli i t no for tstir
" Will von Irmle?' ho asked.
"I am i.otn Jiidgo of diamonds liny
If. aid I. retiin.ii.g lb. Mont M UM
owner. Tin afraid I couldn't buy with. ,
wit taking u lapidary's opinion us to Its
"'" All right,' snl.l the American care- .
hwly. if yon car.) to m-v
round lo u jeweler's In the morn n.
And If Im puts a lower vhI.io on j
sKsin Ihnu I di.l von can b-v I t tht .
he names, if you Ilk" t" "7- '
t..r il ,,r
il mwmv when lm parttHl wnn mu i....
" ;.u.-d the caw. The maker
nun... was inscribed in gilt letters n
.1,1.. tin. lid. and tht. address (jlven wae
Paris. 'Paris!' said I to mysei . i
raid the ring bad Is-ii Is.UKbt In Unuil.
There was no H algtonnd tor suspicion.
v,t I was nnea-y. I went U sta.rs and
took out the ring. Tlm puttcri.-yo
wt it i- .-uliar em-I r"";"",:"'ll
w,.. K howl judged or lancicd 1 ml
the diamond did imt sin"" brightly
us it lmd done the night U-for".
Next morning I took tlm ring to u
wetm.l iexvelerund asked Mm !" "l''
,m aa to Ha value, lie . xan.ined the
, ,, ,,ir,fily and laid it down on
th,,Kl..Kica"ls-for.. bim will, one cm
tempi nous word:
' Paste!' .. . ..
'Pa'tt'.' 1 echoed. 'Impossible.
" Ccib.inly paste, and u very goml
i..,ii,.n.i. lm reiilltm. n
"My heart sunk within m
poumlM was a sum I con in
; ltme.
ill
Eighty
afford to
price I
. . ...i . .1.,... iimt
ma i iHty imi'-. '" .f..i- :
TlieoirerdidlndetHlst-iiiavery air,
me...l I went lo tail that nlgl't deter- j
mlatd lo secure Hie jewel for my frien-i
....... . ...i... i..,..o tlmt the second
Willi a in." "T" . . .
exnert bad been mistaken. I took the
Z lo.be jeweler who had oltertd the
American 3.i,(l franc for
m m In ed pleased tt. me, but
.,,,, M,T,e .,d,glnce.l..t .be ring bis
'iTl'nnl the same ring you
that mad.. It p.' . ,,i.
m,.Mt to cheat him. -Ai.
it is not inn mhiiiu -
be add-
This i
UH.o,.e.n-it;rt1l;lll(ll)lu1iy
'Si. I have hwn tobl. I lim B"1"
" 1 ' ... I abowed yot
,f tl,,- expert reporte.l favorably on It. . ; ' , ,1 i .c,i,l V
Next mo... ing Hm American m ; W mtllil, it, he nswe ed
iw.ui ut in v WilV
..i ..... 4.iLr in fimc fur the
d-hote. und us 1 took my wnt I noticed
with great satiHfactiou that iny tra.H..t
lunlic friend was sitting not far oft, nou
that he bud not u auapicion.of my iden
tity. Nothing, I l:ncw. could be done
nn.il after dinner, no 1 waited throu8h
tbe led.ons procession of courses aa pa
tiently as 1 could, mid when nt last tbey
' . ,.,1 t followed thoAuier-
U,, and a little group of men wbo sur
rounded him to tho smoking room. It
was not exactly the place, tor a priest,
but 1 could not help that.
"I sat down by., little, round table
near the American, but slightly behind
L ,, so as to be able to hear the couver
Bti ... without joining i" t nn doe I
wished. From tune 10 mux i
Remark speaking of course in French
to the muu who sat next me. but for tbo
most parti smoked uy cigar and sipped
mv coffee in silence.
".A.i led. it was not long be
fore diamonds bei'iuno tho subject oi
"'iXn" know mucbubo.it diamonds
myself.' said the Au.ericau. apeHkmg in
a ii it ve tongnt. 'but I'm told by good
Kith.ttbar'.i.I
,i you'll see anywhere round.' Almcatt
exactly the phrases. 1 said to mysel .
which the fellow used to me at Nice
' you kin take a look at it. 'he udd
,.d carelessly, diawing off the r.g and
bunding it to one or iu B ' , "i "Z
forward, so as to see more c !. Hy w but
..,M,at.x-TKIIIAS CHCIM H. WASHINOTON
i.., ,.il' tiMui DcmtxratH. When Dr.
SaTitlerlund beKUii his pantorate the part
of the city in which (he First church
t. tl,n most fashionable in all
million " - . . ,
.i.... i.t. ....,, ll ia not so now, and there
" I':?::"' : U xx-hen Presideuf Cleve
land selected it as bis lavorne ....- -worship.
Pwhaps he was ho moved be
cause he hud heard thi . doctor' preaeb
nearly 60 years ago at Fayctteyille N.
Y.. near Syrneuse. where the Rev.
Stephen Cleveland vns then d.sp ace.
h pastor by Dr. Sunderland. At all
events, it ia certain that G rover Cleve.
land, then but a lad. was greatly im
pressed by the Rev. Mr. Sunderland g
rrmtfnat Faye.tevillo. It. wbject
was the fidelity of tbo eaBk8 in watch
ing over their yomig.
rri.., iu tinthintr showy aboot the
First Presbyterian church of Washing
ton. It is a square box, prim and severe
11 its lines. TUB singing ihcoi..
tional. Imt is led by a quartet
T. .l f r,,nl,D men XVllOKO U1US1C
t.,o livelier of a college glee club,
ililUlin - m
Dr. Sunderland's Fermous hav? been
lone, bnt not dull, tor lie is a m-i.-.u.o
.. ,m n,-sses a fund of dry Scotch
humor which the president much appre
ciates. Out of tbo pulpit the doctor is
companionable and pleasant, and his
nopuluritv with his acquaintances is not
r . ?... ...... ... .v.Htrir.
exceiletl uy any humi'-s'"" . x ,
Althouu'h. ns stated, tho I'lftt I
com-
. , .... It... ,'11101
!rollHl down to lm snop ...
jtwelerof the town, and when we en-
t-r.-.l tht ldiiee I llrst oi an r -
conduct hs
I had
iritlti. Mini
Ik.... ...t.i.... .1... rtn I llllll III
my new Mctiiiaintamn I placed It beioro
ilsi jew, l..r and ask. d htm to give nm
an opinion as to its value.
a v..r' linn stone, sir
I... .......l..iul.,,f Holtlt.
M-.o.K ....... - .
said I be
..n.,... I.....,,rultll
Jilt? ....... rffllSIIItt
i,i.. Tim iewe er ineiint to K P
hie. 1 no ji' M-e how
Mtone It was noi '"" ,
'y ""Vf .'.r " mis placed a
torn, in ' ' . .. .:,, ... nd. This
Although, ns stated, the ami
i...i ..l.nrrli edlllco sun reiuiun
simple lines of architecture, it has been
enlarged by tbe addition of a second
story and is how lighted by electricity,
while its aged aua innrm uiicu.....
relieved of climbing stairs by an olova
...x.iM. .,.s nnt. iii some years ago.
Immediately before and during the civil
war this church was the acknowledged
center of Union seulimeut in the na
tion's capital, and tho loyalty of the
uastor to the federal government arous
ed extremely bitter hostility on the part
of some of the church members. In
1866 when Frederick Douglass secured
the une of the church for a lecture ou
he assassination of Lincoln, the street
in front came near beins the scene of a
riot Chief Justice Chase presided at
i,. lontnrn. und several memoers
ii ...,ro,.,iHon vithdrevv from
of
tbe
w. gof'K ST. ... .... ,,, 1 1 1 oil it. In explaining why
men who were suin g 7-t , "" to tUenMe of tbocbtirchfor
, HO i.""" -i.
ilmr. t.nrnose Dr. Suncteriauti muu
i i.x- ut uuenos avres
c, mid 1 hd it cut myself.
1 noticeu imii "'j
""" " ii... ' tcm. in "" ;. ,. i This
weiloil 01 so lino "
' It is not mine. It oolongs to mj
then Icon-
1 said the
HhouldelS.
friend here. '
. . a ,. iv ...... t.u tttf. I'llMt.
.All, II Illll. .
Kriitulale heeiu.' said tlm pn """
man. , .,,
Whntdoytma.ipposeit la worth?
I ketl.
' Oh, it lsdifTlcnlt to say
Fr,.,,.., ,,,., ahrniulllU his
Von Kei,il'.man .inks von price mor
fur him : another sinks' . .
Yes. but what would you gv
Mil wert, to btiyitf Would you gn
I.KOd francs?'
"The jeweler did not reply for w
solids. lie N..kh1 his '"i,:rCnt
ouee more into his eye. held the r.ng "P
."the hKht. examined the w ting -J
Ml to making elalairntt calcnlutions
with a pencil on m sheet or pi"
" 'I do not often buy
units, bnt 1 will give yon
IUC llllS Ollt'. , ,. .l.a
... . . ..... n.1v. and ll"
I lie liiiikeeoiu ' "i--
wasthe.lc-"). . " ia(,1.1,,Iil).r in
rulse tliunionii, ci." -
,t back from the ' h' .
and bad given. was I to do?
another tbe
near
,l admired the ling, 'ine
. i...? i,, l.k tit It.
mo was mu . t1
" 'A friend
wnt it to me
." n IZl lin I ed 1 s examination of ! Presbyterian church to shelter him.';
neighbor had Im.she,. . of the cvl
the dun m. ami , HnnnVr-hiiid's exeitions were so
severe that in 1S03 he broke dawn com-
I . . . . 1 M..n.,.ln, .nml
! pletely tin., went uuroau, ro?."-i.y
.rM,ir .,i:,ri-'i
Ulllfi 111 I 'liriS. AUl?' ..... .v,
n.,.,.,1,,' let'tnro was reaiiy me
sin of free speech for the negroes, and
there was no root tmt mat ox
. . . ...
I ,,,. f IMI 1. IU1I
iii.i"n , . , ... ,,,,, u
lie limine. I. -
to ascertain
change for my
'"ll"' u'V iMtt he hotel
whether my .1,,, afternoon of
Of cuius. """" , K(.,.t was...
,,,flir;T?.;ntu
hot that I ram jjnt when I
difliculty in tra.-i" ' j .(inll, )!l)y
tonnd him my '''t " vould -wear tlmt
begin. Of h 'lie stone
b0Us,.id .ne lart,, toll0
which the irJ ,L,v.blrl.-v.a..I-
,.,.nine. I llliKii "- . - . -
xvould liko to have a
look at it.
. ..1' ... ill run.
uiaitei xm v"-". i t,i..h loi.ll.een
It was the very i
H.KI '' ' , uiK- B.ll,8ti-
uiy uiikv.
the oilier, siun'cu mo
ailmired tt. us
: i . ..I.
n duty bound, und tlmn P "'
h",Udit back to ...y neighbor, who in
i.trn uave it to the American.
1 " I put th real diamond, which 1 hud
wcure into my picket ndtiu.Hhed 1 n.y
... 1 lltlllCIIIU flli "I'l""
thuii wht'ii
...i r, tia T?ivira.
The artiuo'ns journey in the bitter cold ,
weather which met him in France ami ,
its extraordinary continuance bore in,
the Kiviurix have evideutly been most j
i.t wixikftd verr'
prejnn.ciai xo
feebly to bis carriage, escorted on he
one side by his faithful wife and on tbe
other by the hardly lesa faithful Mr.
A,iat.nd many times ran-
0""S ,- nhiMlt.
., tii.Tiw io.iii.vo
u ifeteyond this friendshipand alniost ;
constant attendnce-and now for the
Zst time in his adult life looks all bis
88 Uiad oxnne to tbo hotel hoping that
Mr Gladstouo might wish to say some
thing more to tha American publio on
tbe projects of home rulo in reland,
but Mr. Armistead plead, that tr
statesman is in too foeble condition to
talk upon politics, and that fa.. ; restora-
tion to health iiemauuo nu..v.
from all political conoorns for the pres-
6UThe ex-Empress Eugenie is another
euest at tha hotel, except that she oc
cupies a cottage in the grounds, and she
too, takes ber daily walk abroad with
a singlo attendant, or more u
She also seems very ineu.u
very old. supporting herself with a
strong cruteb stick. She has lost every
trace of her fovmer beauty and graceful
carriage.
END OF AN OLD THEATER.
A SUxce on Which th. llooth. Acted to
Make Way For Furniture Store.
The Richmond theater, the oldest
playhouse in this city and one of the
oldest m mo couunj-, -"- -in
a few day. be converted into a furni-
ture store.
Some of tbe greatest actors this coun
try ever produced began their career
upon the stage of the Richmond theater
and it was at one time the born of tbe
best stock company in tbe United States,
of which John Wilkes Booth was a
i Th lnt Edwin Booth and
111 mo u,;i. " , .
William Florence both began their ca
reers on this stage, and Creston Clarke,
a nephew of Booth, made his first ap
pearance at this theater.
Before the war it was known as the
Marshall theater. In 1 862 it was destroy
ed by fire and was rebuilt, thamatenals
Mug brought through the blockade.
The scenery for the new building was
brought from England. The building is
" 6 . j a nnfit. for a Dlace
now out Ol repair " "- --- '
of amusement, though it has been con
ducted us such up to the present time.
Richmond Dispatch.
A SenseleM Flirt.
. . , .,nl!nna nlnTlff
Atouo of thesuouroBu
neglected. -
t ard.
ROMAN NOBLES DUPED.
Diplomatist, la
of tbo gem on
t.u d tho one for
f,.is viiiu on my finger
tbe shop
C-llUHie. . (,n HR wen - , .. . tho g.,,,,0
B,ituted jmste - . - rtl)onght of . jt. X can't say fairer
h be. in '"J" ' ,,,uk my money . t.ml i?-
llincuii ...,
I -.... J.lllllllll
0f"a fat...onab.e jeweler next ...ornii.g was.,; 'Endure
und take his opinion on x..u
time
charge of
.i a inn ohimel. It is untleri-tooti
that be offered then to resign, but bis
Washington congregation refused .o
have it so and gladly welcomed him
back when his health was rreox.-.o...
His extra work consisted largely of his
services as chaplain of the senate aud ot
sermons preached at the military camps
around Washington. It was Dr. Sun
derland who preached the first sermon
to the famous Seventh regiment of
Mow York after its arrival at tbt capi
tal This sermon was preached in tbe
bonse r.f representatives, where the reg
; l,. n nartcrel. and Hie text
jiut-i.f ...... ... . ,
hardness as a go
gem
said
And since
the unsuspicious
until large
. 500 franc
vt...1W rmnnu i. Dr. Ssuniierinua
it has taken your fancy,' I memory is stored with reminisx-eoices of
AmericHii, you (he repnonc s grvtix mxu.
n.i i -. Kireor men xx ik. w.v..
. .i..-tha Rnadina railroad an en-
Lilt) v. ' , .
. :t.... .,Un n.ixnufaoturer baa erect-
7a fa",or7and warehousa . Facing
;i..,.,i i the larae bulk window of
the main salesroom. In this window one
fw xxceks aco there appeared to
the riders on the early morninf ! faanis
very pretty girl, who aPPelared1t?a!i
s.. .1.1 ,iHKt of her labor of
Siigtl.; window to flWwtth tb.
travelers. Nearly every ?
saw her proceetiea to uirt, wnu
male riders on all trains that passed
during the day did the same. In fact,
.he has been flirted with ever '
though nmst of the regular rider, h,v
Ioub since learneti m
l-oniiggirl in the window is butawaxen
figure. Philadelphia Recor";
r. . x iuniL a Truted
Kft Card Hcmndal.
French and Italian newspapers have
been referring mysteriously
a new card scandal in Roma The of
fender is Count Visoue, son o a former
minister of the royal household and for
.ome time past secretary oi
embassy in Hernn. an.
on a visit last week, and aa usual spent
I good deal of time at the Nobles club,
where play run. high. One evening the
count lost 15,000 francs and noncbal
S drew a check on bis Berlin , bank
ers for 25.000 francs, which be handed
to the club steward, saying: y .?
"Pay 15,000 francs to these gentle
men and give me the difference "
tu:. ma Hnn. The count paid sev
eral other visits to the club, but the day
before the check was due baok from
Berlin he vanished. It turned out that
his account at his Berlin bank
amounted exactly to 63 francs, and tha
check was of oourse dishonored.
Tbe affair caused a great stir at tna
foreign office, for Count Visone was a
trusted diplomat, who only recently, tor
over three months, acted as charge d af
faires at Berlin. Baron Blanc, the for
eign minister, immediately dismissed
th! count from the diplomatic service,
audit is hoped that the scandal will
Si be forgotten, but this is not like
ly, because it has been utilized as
means of attacking the entire system m
accordance with which the Italian d p
lomatio service is filled with ijupecuni-
unroof nobility, whose fam-
Uie. consider it beneath their dignity to
allow their sons to engage in commerc
or even to enter any government em
ployment other than the diplomatic serr
Ice as secretaries of embassies and lega
tions. They of course have entrance in
to the highest society wherever they aw
.tationed, andasfour outof fiveo them.
" ..o.i, nmhlera the results are
disastrous and fruitful of scandals hk
that of Count Visona The mattais '
copying the personal attention of K n
Humbert and may resu.. ----of
action on his part with a view to put
ting a stop to high piay anion - -
man nobility. -London Letter in New
York Sun.
Metal Ceilings.
The evolution in the last few yeara,
in the preparation of metal ceilings, has
witnessed the improvement from crimp
ed or corrugated sheet to the om
and architectural designs that mark th
product of newer methods and improved
machinery. The raised design, on tha
metal enable the decorator to obtaia
these beautiful effects of lights and
shadows which are so essentially neces
sary to give life and character to the
work, and as the designs are executed
to ,n?arm with the many different
styles of decorations there is scarcely a
limit to the effects to be obtained, and
at much less cost than can be secured
from other and less durable materials.
tu, nn be aDnlied to any form ot
x ' J . . ;l n no 1IX
and are oi siw'
nnnrlrooms 8110 ineaw.o v.-
sum the jew-
Enrope.
Evon it the I
wandering about
sank within me-
liO 1 M- ----- . - .....j ITUli - .iut IllS. I? TCM
FrtD,1.n...i.. assuming that b" takilI- uly wort. .. ,
the ii
from an Am-i""''
,v ..." I to help uie.
nreo""" . if 11
to re-
,,.. ,1 . 1. ...... 1 thn ring " . - im xvere '
MgL la hintl him and o,H.ned b. , , 2,.M. thr0Bu my
fr I.i checkbook. ' , ! "Th. so thoughts 1 a. lwtlX
"Not . fast.' said Brtither Jon. j 1 bnmIJ-l ,wnnv.
tlian. -The diamond'a n ' Vr-am' i Certainly the that ihe Ann r-
' "Two thousand six buudn-1 franc-, , y ,t,..ta.ned
than i.i. ,.i.nv station.
TweutUatK io i" - :
. . . . ... 1 ... I .111111111111 ui-. -
un ins iieam..-
ing." Kxibuuge.
1.A Iwinua
11.11 . . ., T1...U
occupied hy General Fremont, ine m
finder. Seward and Broderick, Chan
dler and Sumner sat under his minis
trations in their duy, and Stewart, Ton
cev Webster and Benton were all his
neighbors. Besides be has been iwrsou
ally ncqnaintett with almost every pi om
inenl Auwrican statej-nmu for the last
four decades, and he pronounce! the
words that matle Grover Cleveland nno
rr.uws Folsoiu one.
Worklnsa New Trtek on Fwiner
.ii. 9 C-wnlrTfirt
Farmers in the viciuny
r? . . h hillboard privi
are being """ --" . . - on
i. Twrt mmi DtftlUV n ofe
Zi arnmr's and give him a few
dollars tl guarantee them that no one
elVe will bTpx'rniitted to paint sign,
over Them. The farmer is asked to sign
a receipt acknowledging the paymenj ; of
fhe money in order that they an urn
the same to their employer. The receip
which he signs turn, out tone a proims
ry note for t200 or 1500. the case
njav beIndianapolis Newa.
roota
i i .
enuruueo, , . h
account of acoustic properx. - "--effects,
which are obtaiued at a mini
mum cost. They are also of special
value ou account of ventilation. -National
Builder.
Cultured Boeton.
A morning local contemporary give
this valuable information to its readers:
:.Hla are used for lighting dinner
tables chiefly because the light is sup
posed to be softer and more becoming.
These are placed either in single candle
stick! or in low candelabra. The prac
tice of sticking them in apples or pota--toes
is no longer observed in the most
refined society. Boston Journal.
Birth stone, are having certain
vogue. Tbey are mounted according o
the desires of the wearer, aa stickpin
ring or charm.
the Frciicbnian'. reply-