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Cd a A DAY-Business entirely new and hon.
epAV orable. Liberal inducements. Desrip-
tive circulars free. Address j G. RAND & CO.,
Biddeford, Me. 3m5
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READING

Prof. 9. Ell. Allen, whom every teacher
knows, or o1ght to know, believes in go
ing ahead right end foremost, and doing
things as they should be, regardless of
fogies. The first thing with these three
and four year old benchers, is to cultivate
their EYE" and train them to rapid and
acute sight His little girl at home lad
learned to play backgammon, to make
the points rapidly. Ithad been better
than six months school to her. Most Of
our school reading was positively inju
rious. The professor gave some samples
of school-house reading, that were recog.
nized as Old acquaintances The teacher
should break up this school-Louse tone, or
make break out of the school-house him
self. A good way is to write little SEN
fences on the board ; such as "can the
boy read?" and then drill them till they
can read.
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INF URM A Jun n NAn.' dow aorA9 Teach en
Students, Retired Clergyman. Energetic Young
during the Spring and Summer. copy Free
Send name and address to Peoples journal,
Chicago, II.
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THE MORAL QUESTION.

The only paper touching The Moral
Question was given by Arthur Everett,
of Oshkosh. 1t was an earnest paper,
sparkling with liberalism Mr.. Everett
is a good brother in the Episcopal ranks,
and is after the bigots vino see danger in
our free common school system The
question of outstanding the world, he
said, was to be solved by building steam
ships and railroads and developing its
resources. The first great need of our
people was to supply their physical
wants. 1t was useless to talk to man of
goodness and love to his Creator with his
pocket and stomach empty and his chill
dren crying for food and fire. Feed him,
warm his house, clothe his family, and
you have touched his heart. And this
was what a common school education
assisted every man to do. 1t would grad
ually break up that exclusive civilization
that would gain the happiness of few
at the expense Of the many. The public
school would build up what should be
recognized as its only aim, the virtue and
happiness ofall.
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Hp RIDE AND BRIDEGROOM Essays for
NJ Young Men, frce,in sealed envelopes How
ARD ASSOCIATION oxP Philadelphia, Pa,
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Wy ANTED AGENTS-To sell the
Wv OCTAGON SEWING MACHINE IT is
licensed makes the Elastic Lock Stitch. ;, and
is warranted for 5 years. Price SIS, All other
machines With an under feed sold for SIS or less
are infringements Address OCTAGON SEWING
MACHINE CO., ST Louis. Mo-, Chicago. III.
Pittsburgh Pa, or Boston, MISS. 3m5
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HINKLEY KNITTING MArHIHr

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Prof. Blackman, teacher in the Chica-
go primary and middle schools, gave a
spirited exercise in vocal music. His
point is to arrest the attention, and train
the eye and ear and voice very sharply
and briskly together. He puts the little
chaps through every day, as though the
fate OF empires depended upon their ex-
ertions
At this juncture an election was held
for President of the Association for the
ensuing year. This resulted in the choice
of Prof. Robert Graham of Kenosha.
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The clearest and closest paper of The
session was read by Prof Loyewell Of
the Normal School at Whitewater. One
third of our school training, he said, was
devoted to mathematics, yet examinations
show great deficiency in elementary
knowledge. This deficiency was referablt
to detects in teaching. The methods Of
teaching should be characterized by sim
plicity, the definitions precise, and the
explanations clear. We should begin
with lessons in numbers, followed by dec
imal notation, in the primary school
Mental and written arithmetic should be
combined during the entire course No
tation. the fundamental rules, fractions
reduction and percentage embrace all the
essential theories of arithmetic. These
should be thoroughly taught and all ex
traneous matter avoided. There should
be no hurry from Arithmetic to Algebra
and no mixing them together in studies
The teacher works best who gets the
most and best labor from the pupils, since
mathematical science is the price of labor
alone.
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PERsON.iL INTELLIGEyCE.

EGoy. MusTovc, Of British COLUMBIA, Is rapIdly
Recovering from the enects Of ms recent accident
The Rev pr. Robert Laird Collier, OF Chicago has
declined call from the Church OF the UNITY Ia Boston
The President has appointed ten cadets iu the
Naval Academy. Que OF them Is Alexander sharp, JT.
his nephew. -
Chicf Justice Necdham appointed TO the Chief
Justcgsnp Of Trinidad, leaves N.Ioria tO Gn us
new appointmsni
Gen. StrlnglcllOw, OF Atchison, has sned the Mis-.
Pacihc Railroad Company tor 10000 Tor services
IN procuring legislation from tue Missouri Legislature
Admiral Farragut, IN q letter addressed to secre.
tary Rob"son regarding the proposed ni for the
ganLAtoa oi tie navy, ohJects to tho designation an.
piled 10 the BoaTt OF suryVy lie suggest rs more a
propriato that 1t be called tho BoAId 0t Admirably"
Mr, John King, so well remeu bercd by the guests
OF the Metropolitan Hotel ~ the ponua ar night watch.
man. ha. established himself with his brother Rt the
Shakespeare lun," Twelfth street. near broadway.
where he daily congratulated by hosts OF old friends
Tho Hon. Walter A. Ed Yards aud wife celebrated
their tin wedding last week. brilliant Assem- are Of
the many friend. OF the parties gathered at their res.
dence IN seventh street, Among ths array OF Dtsuty
and feshon No ,uced Mrs. Dr. Iullk the Mis- q
Hatels, Miss McSee, Mrs. Sawyer, hre, Patepon and
Miss Van Holland and many Others Al l2 O'Clock the
party adjourned 70 the supper room where the tables
were fllod with all the delioaces OF tho season The
affair very pleasant ono throughout and passed
on Win much tciaL
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THE OLD WORLDS NEWS.
THE CONSPIRACY TO TiRB THH
LIFE or N1POLEOS.

The Liberation OF NJ. Ponsieii~, tho
Friend Of Victor Noir-Tbr Corp. Isrw-
'-intif suppressing u Proposition TO tn,-
peacb the Ministry-Thr kiud of Liberty
that IL Fashionable In France.
Pans, Feb. 1s.-x. Fouvielle, the ffierd Of
Victor Noir and witness Of his death, has been d,.
charged from custody. The other editors OF La
4arseiVaie are stil IN prsOu. NJ. Rochcfort Is no,
permitted to see hs Ellow prisoners A proposition
TO impeaeh the Ministry was sent last week By NJ
Rochefort to deputy to be introduced in the Corps
Lesisl1ttf, but the Chamber refused 10 hear H. aud
after the sitting the Deputy sent ii to ~ Schneider
Presldcn, o. the Crps.
About nity persons were arrested on Friday on
suspicion OF completely in plot against the stata
ana the life Of The Emperor In ali cases arms were
found upon the persons OF the prisoners Those ar.
rested were incarcerated in the Prison Mala., all
secret, on the Boulevard Nazas.
Seven OF the editors Of the R,fo,ne Cnewspapcr)
have received order TO appear before the Court 10
answer charges preferred against them for violation
OF tile Press law. In answer to thi4 summons .the
RSorn'e publishes IN article against the Govcrnmeui
or extraordinary violence
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BROOKLYN'S LAST'MURDER.
THE REPEAL OF THE METROPOLITAy
EXCISE LAW ANTICIP1TED.

The Back Door TO Peter Bogsrty's Liquor
snIoon-The sunday Loupger- QuarrclIing
over their Cups - One Of the Customers
shooting Another 90 A sunday RcNclier
MortaIiy Wounded.
Mr. Peter Bogarty is tue proprietor Of saloon
10 Columbia street, corner of Carroll, Brooklyn.
lie does a pretty good business during the rest Of
tho week, but thinks he ought to do still better
sunday. lie ls looking apxlously. like most men In
the business for the promised repeal OF the excise law
In fact, he anticipates It, and has back door to his
saloon by which the initiated are admitted on sun.
day, be Il morning, afternoon, or evening. He "
rather more cautious. however, than New York
saloon keepers, who now coolly consgning the
Excise low TO Tartarus, ana paying no attention
whatever to It,
One OF Bogariy's customers wps Mr.. II. b. Voor.
hes BROOKLYN builder ard contractor, living In
President street. near Smith. In company with Mr..
VIM. Chambers, picture dealer. Of 81 New Bowery.
In this city, Mr. Voorhles knocked last night at the
back door OF Bognriy's saloon. They ex.
pcrenced no difficulty In entering They found
several other customers OF Bogarty present.
ali IN good spirits. and enjoying themselves
Messrs. Noorhes and Chambers called for drinks
They presently had some more, and after the
more" reptated the experiment at Intervals. They
conNeTsed genially, too, for time until their talk
turned upon politics. Then they grew qunrrelsome,
and what they had imbibed dh not tend to keep
them cool. Their arguments became personal. and
expressive. Tho DISPUTE was brought TO an end hy
Chambers, who drew revolver from his pocket md
sent ball into Noorhes head. II entered the brain,
and stretched Voor les dying on the floor.
Drs. Plunkett and Ford were called In. and exam
ined ,he wound. They at once pronounced It fatal.
station house, where he sank rapidly. Chambers
was arrested BY Roundsman Leary.
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BROOkLIN.

NJ John Lanigan T. the augl or.kei Labor Reporter
tOt 1uR SVN in BrooklYn.
Edward Young fcll into bancl Of gasoline IN the
collar ot ~ MyIue aNeuuc, On SATURDAY light aud d.d
OfsuiiocaUon'
Michael Dunno beQucatheA % and % Amity street
20 the llou.cn the Good Shepherd. the SISTERS of lhe
Poor Of -, Francis. oi ST. Peters Hospital aIu lie
Roman CHthoiic orphan Asylum.
The Convention OF Irish Societies hat night elected
omcer' an0 TOOK Pre- iuinary slops toward nu appro
PIRATE celebration OF 81. lAtlIgAb Day Iwputy.iuur
societies WU.e rvI resented.
At the eIami alton OF the case OF George Iudsoi
the ash'r OF the Post once who Is accused Of steal
ing money co l,tji on unpaid lcttts Src,Al Agent
Gavler iett ned that he found discrepancies IN the
boJke kopt by the accused,
A public me ting VA held last evening In n c
Chuvn OF The Rcieemer corner Of Fourth avenue and
Pacific street. the purpose OF eNtullng the r. n
Church ihrousa9n th9 country Addresses were dc.
lNcrcd hS the kght Rev. Bshou ltttel0nu. of Long
lsand the Rev. II. H. Paddock, d. D., and tAe Rev a
4 IrNi - 50
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JOrIINGs .tROTr IOWy.

The Vulc de Pori. and the Vauev c,,y str,g.,
last night N' wv '''''u
james kcny, AGED 81 or i,'Ni Broadway, WAS
''anu uo'N ~ n' s'Ao' S'''o'u'!'
, Ihe hre nmihorles have not ordered the demo
ton nt the Hou-c Of Detention. They have merely
condemned II a. On unsafe ouil Ing
Sergeant F.i-,r h.. had an oIiltt,, ,f tue -,ls
oner- In his c.umhlinr wreck ina Uonse oi ~
lie held yrstefIAS II, rri,onrr. aL'se mix rn T.
,nve,ty 'N'''' ~ '''N'''''' ""o'' "'' '''u'' -
'"'N|
h s,c IL "nI MY r, nyTs 1T'Tno street pett
n"dey ptgbi a. IA ,, t,i,v ,'r,,,,, IN ,,'
~ ~ dr,vu hct.ef " - 'N'"'' "''""- '"0 s"u'P'cu
" s', ~ .,u
SMALLPOX - not raging In the House of D. tCuton,
Mher; they pnnsh The heinops crime of poverty The
malAdy passed that way and cast glance INTO tae
mai dnngrou but seeing tho fOthtldng Sergeant fol
ger, even small ioA shuddered and hurried dow The
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sriRhs rRoM IIE rKLEGRArn.

The Pacific Road Is nee of snow.
This wears Ice crop is a tosl failure.
Utah has granted -uGrago to women.
The Spanish iron clad irratcs Victoria and Leal
tad are daN expected Ia Bptton.
Ator April 10 American silver will pass currentt,
he Douii luu at a discount u ~ per cent.
Tho llnn-c declines to rid itself OF the Cbn0rss
s'Hn' GiO5- nuisance.
The House WI probably. spend all OF March asd
most Of Apfl 90 the Arrturriatlon hlils.
n Friends Of New York have netitioned Con
gree TO pass the Brni'h Merchants shipping act
The Mln'try ~ y N'Nfounhud has resigned, and
Government ~"
Tie Monarch sailed from Portland for Annnpoh
~ Se 'y b.y M N"icIH moFEs she was escorted OUTSIDE
One hundred of the recently discharged mcchan
lC- iIom the GhaTeitowa Saw Yard nre to Ue rccm
The sale Of choice seats ror the Camilla trso P,s
tynl IN san frrcl,co rcnggd to,.l! Inc Mayer 70
cured the grand box ios sS.t)n.
The Red Rver pcoolc will iraN upH bil OF rghu
for prcscnetan to me- Cnn,oan Gosrrnueu' 's b"si
OF annexation t. tht pow.uIou.
MIR. Emma + ltartoo q C,eyion Y H., leaoed
tsr aud Nashua kairoaI, on eetu,da, auernoon
The CALIFORNIA Leg slaturc has passed bill pr
ling their debt.
A clerk in the employ Of Mlnnlng, Hewlap q
iioSS @ panE IA state SAFE stree 0 '''O1'' O' 'HS f'N~
Den. Phil Sheridan is npnosing Gen Losans b,Ii
for tho reduction OF the army, lie OF poses RuS roduo
ton OF pay or mastering ont of service of supernune
rNry o1Ceis Gen Sherman IA hostile to the AbolllOa
OF what Is known as the oldfogy ration.
The Seminole sails from Key West for Ports
Fortau Prince with yeoS wa Jack aSoaSd sne ' o.
her Asss ant surgeon (WIsii her Chef surgeon iGiU
ecnl l. very ILL., aud Chief Engineer Long also scyv
raj OF the crew ART slck
The Directors OF the Missouri Pacific IAilroai
Company have taiinod the new contract eiih the MI,
souri, Rairond Company nt ;h1 rat Ot $3.50 per sA
nun, for twenty yearN. and Mr. Garrison. these: pG
President started from St Lout foT lcaNunworth -
lerday to take possession OF tho road and araA bs
through trains " AtoLison-
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IIBEL STIR FOR 100000.
4 Cousrc--mnn's Grnin Corner-Astoni-h-
ing Charges by the Buffalo tOmmcr-
rinI-tInt Denial by Mr. Bennett.

tug Charges by the Bunulo CONNER
cinI-flnt Denial by Mr. Bennett.
BrrTALo, Feb. l3.-1he Hon. ID. ;. Bennett,
member OF Congress IRON this district. viii publish
a card in the morning newspapers. announcing that
he has returned from Washington OF the earliest
possible moment, 10 ,indicate his character against
the recent malignant attack Of the Buffalo CONNER.
ciR 1ireriser; that lie has Instituted proceedings
In the courts against the proprie,ors OF that Journal
and that the Hon. Noah Davis and the Hon. Bcnja.
MN r. Butler have volunteered their services TO
prosecute the case here aud have been accepted
counsel He sAyt that the recent attacd OF the COn-
nsrddl Adreftis,r is the croSning outrage OF long
series TO which lie has been subjected from tho
He denies the charges IN toto aud asks II
public TO await the result of the Judicial invcst,ga
tiops Instituted. He charges that the Commercial
las sent marked papers eontsnlng the recent attack
TO the President. members Of tho Cabinet, and
prominent Consressmen. lie add. that he vii
bring the to trial with tie least po-sibl delay
the lsw will allow. 1t Is understood that damages
are laid II tl00OOO
The Co,RmercI0Fs charge II that Congressman
Bennett has obtained eighty or ninety thousand dol.
lars from banks receipts from the EieyatIng A..
sochton, for grains stored in his elevator belonging
10 said ASSOCIATION, and then privately sold and
mov,d said grain from the building. The CjraDLSr.
60I also charges that Nj Bennett has paid insurance
grain there. The COvmSrctdI adds that the di-cov-
cry OF the transaction resulted IN Mr.. Benn,tt's
speedy return from Washington to settle With the
Association and banks.
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LONG ISLIYD

Nprscl' rec T. 80 ful blossom In n,byton
T!' surf Hotel on Fire Island L. to he enlarged
and proved.
NJ 7 stcMrt hss appointed pound master
fnr h,npsteid Plain.
Men have been hired fo watch u. n .h,I,n trout
anglers.
Nu amen lci charter for t.D uirr Vtllasc hns hccn
WtroiEr,d No 'l" l"si-ut.Ir %, Nr lpuRrnn. The
ly..poi ih, NiAre igc lsuoiaut ot u, lrotis.ons OF
ti IT, iurnn.t
ON frlh'. m old c"lorcd woman. named Pruda
lNiu- 90 R'D Nl|r tturf found wing on the moor
ol the hphSe u vurh sHe lad huun living. burned 60
C.ui,g. hct whole pCr-On helvg Chatrud During the
"wt icN yea che hnd lived ny herself ant tie had
not h,r ,c,n - hcg nri ,hhois u-sl they entered
htr abode ana found her hoiy ~ statCi.
COMPLIANT has teen filed In the Supreme Court
py,'ns WN, o. tlr. . Wm hcGowln, Collector, 10.
.cph Rice. Francis VI kCuna John li Madden Ihonu
Iriut, NlCho Van Antwerp, Comm s-lopcis aud the
hnnrd % ysnr-, TOR hAviu: seized y 100 worth II
property belonging 10 W MA T. fnruun aud John T.
io!r' NJ Nyw'oNu tUr tho uou-rHyucnt of special
~ tax ui So. The answer l. rvturuablo Marvh l.
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MN JERSEY.

The Fourth Reement. y g.. : y \ will not
parade IN Jersey City on wash.LstOn's birthday.
An enOrt l. to be made to amend the National
Guard act 20 ~ 10 secure reduction OF the term uf
service,
Bradys Skating Rink, Jersey City. will ho orcn
ths afternoon and evening Tor p Rtn.. \ mAgu!rC,ut
sheet OF ice coNcrs tho tLtirv .uiEtct.
James Curran. Jr, Chici Engineer Of the II o..
zen FIRE pepnTlmcut wn- sentcnCcd by JUDI Euu.
dolph OF the Iludson County Court uu Frdts Il a.
IaN me W s5, co-s o court. and 10 kccn thU tt.tc
i9 one vcnr Tor Atsaulung samuel Mtb0 IN pr,-cucc
At = large aud influential meeting ia ~ llhciii ON
SATURDAY. evening thC Dr Hc- PAVING mn Wls tt,t' v
opposed. Nr. AudrcW butChp. uE.Icd % rr.uluf. on
fult. n rho oprtHN NJ the ur tr litI for l.s
ne cont of Tho stt uHdo~s aUCb' NOT 10 pl-. mud
O" -t- fNt senators AMI r uf f,,
toOi porr o. IHI,. Nhr,aa .ioboftul tie "a, ....
NhlCl uuHilnOuslN carrie
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THE HiRBOR SHARKS.
Marvellous Charges Against the Monarch Of
staten Island - t!rievnnces Of Importers
-Hew the Port Physicians once Happens
10 be Worth 81 10000 Year.

10 be worth SlOO,OOO n Year.
A committee Of merchants and ship owners ap-
pesred before tho Quarantine Commissioners on
Saturday to uaks known the severe grievances IN.
der which they have labored during the past six
years. It was shown that Mr.. ". n.
Buck, the owner Of several vessels, had
been charged for nghterage Just double what he
would have had to pay in the city and that he was
obliged to employ the Health ofieers appointces.
Captains desiring TO come 10 town were obliged to
take the Health On1cers boat at q coat Of a., when
they might come mp Tree OF cost In any one Of the
many tug boats plying in the bay The fumlgation
OF vessels cost a. when 81 would be excessive. Yes
scla ton day from Southern or Infected Dor, we're
kept ten days in Quarantine, while twenty days out
they were detained tue same time-ten days.
For towing vessels up TO the city $40 $50 and
even eco each have been charged by the Health
onicer's boat, when an ordinary tow boat would
have been glad To do It for faO One Captain who
unwlngly brought a vessel up to the CITY was fol.
lowed ana to d ,ha, he mus. pay hneoi $50 but
Mr.. Coy, OF narbccks stores, had frequently
negotiated for peunis. ION for vessels ~ come To the
city, aud bad paid from tl5O to tsO for the priy.
containing items Tor such services, amounting to
s1.jOO. There was no sickness on board OF those
vessels, and nO necessity for their detention. lie
raid the money to an outsider at Quarantine, who
represented the Hcslth ofcer.
Mr. Wylc, Of the firm Of Nylc 4 Mains. had sent
vessels to New Haven and had the cargo llghtered
from that city TO this at less than II would tave cost
to trng II from staten Island. Mr.. Brett knew
thnt q cargo could be lightered from Portland
e eaper tnsn from Staten Leland. Dir. Pond had to
pay DR. Sw u0urnr's stevedores thirty cents n box
or hghier ng Havans cargoes when hl- own men
Would gladly have done the work for fifteen cents
In one instance II cost him 5000 to get a cargo to .
| wharf In Itrenpoiut.
Nr Wagdri had refused to pay cooperaee bill Of
tiu~ AID acting under advice OF counsel he brought
his vessel to the ctv The Health Oficcr followed
her. took her back and refused TO hOerate her until
| the Fraudulent biil was Uuid.
| IT, slap OWh,r-' Association propose to test the
Siaic- right g. tsX commerce. They protest a.
the cNor6itant charges Tor labor vi every sort at
| Quarantine
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woodhuli Il Ciaain on sunday.

yesterday to its private parlors In the Hoffman
House, and endeavorcd 10 recuperatc itself after q
week oftoh Asus reporter. desirous OF learning
Of the future movements Of the ladies, sent up his
card and shortly aferward invited TO follow It,.
Entering the elegantly furnished parlor, he was
greeted BY Mrs. Clann. who complained Of illness,
In consequence Of the great excitement size had
d.rgone, and the amount Of ply steal aud mental
labor shc bad performed during the week. The
firm hns opened AN account with the Fourth NitlobA
Bank, aud although tie house has not yet com.
menoed business, their checks have been very nu-
merons and have been duly bonuTed. They expect
to begin business on next Monday. On Saturday
the new house sent It's cards throughout the city
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HOURS or LEI,tPF

The Clever Fellows Social Cl Ia. I.. .U ual
Invitation boil tonight In Lyric II
The X. X. T will dance In ,.p. i.u. IN.
Lamsburgh' on Wednesday evennl ut'
The ANIMAL masquerade oall OF u O. n rot..l -I n.
Academy,
Prof N. ". Nlckerson delivere a. Itl-f .,.. G
lecture last evening before hazeppB T.. lo1. }.
~. l, .. ofO 3. and ID. OF S.
The distribution OF certificates An inc y .l w. |
Evening school In North Moore stree W. ..taIt. !
company thus evening.
"H" Co, tBarthman Guard) Fir 10 . . ..
propose u charity fair IN their AmVtf We'd N..
evening next the proceeds 70 20 to tLc uutrI. .H.
MI Henry Bcrgh viii lecture .hls eve. .le ".
the Rov d. Northrops church. Tweuty.th .. st. ..
eng seSenth avenue ~ hAlfpast oc'0ot -.b .
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SHOOTING HER rAITHhEss AorER.
Tragedy In n Church-An Announcement Of
nn Engagement Followed by nn Attempt
10 IA III the ProrprcIiNe Bridcgrooun.

PiQUA, o., Feb. l3.-While the congregation at
ST. MIry's Catholic Church In this city were engaged
IN worship this morning young woman named Ms
Mary Maher entered the church and took scat. In
- few moments thereafter she deliberately took from
her pocket pistol and shot Thomas Wise, who oc-
cupied scat Immediately in front Of her. Wise
aer being n vt arose aud -Artel toward the entry
The woman pursued him, eudeavorhg to stoOt
h m - cOud time, but was prevented bY police
man, who arrested her. The cause Of tue affair Is
not folly known, but II Is said that Wise had from.
iced to marry her and had engaged hlIs II 10
another, winch engagement was announced IN
church tins mcrning. Nise's condition Is critical