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A New Jersey Hero.
APPOINTMENT OF DAVID FLEMING AS
KEEPER OF LIFE-SAvING STATION NO 10,
ON 1HE JERSEY COAST.

"A
KEEPER OF LIFE-SAvING STATION NO. 10,
ON 1HE JERSEY COAST.
The appointment OF David Fleming. OF
Point Pleasant, Y. j., to the position OF keeper
OF lfe-saving station No. 10. on the Jersey
coast, is one which has been fairly earned by
that gentleman, who receives only the mode
rate salary OF $500 per annum for his services
For over thirty years he has been known as
one OF the most skilful and daring of wreck
ers, and was conspicuous in rendering aid to
the bark William Enges in 1S4S, TO the brig
Fortunlo in 1851, the lark Arion in 1852. and
the bark Argyle in 1854. The last wreck oc-
CURED i'm the month Of February, and was
one OF the worst on the coast. The weather
was intensely cold and the surf of the most
dangerous character. At every attempt to
fire the mortar over the ship the bail fell
short, and only single man was saved from
the entire crew. He would have been drowned
but FOR the eXertions OF Fleming, Who with a
rope around his waist, bravei the current
which ran like mill race. and fighting his
way through the breakers, caught the ex-
hausted seaman and brought him ashore
Mr.. Fleming was equally efficient at the
wreck OF the bark John Farnum in 1855, the
brig South in March of the same year. when
the cold was terrible; the ship New York in
December, 1856, when he assisted in landing
2l2 passengers through a bad surf and the
ship Clara BrOokman. On this occasion the
life boat was capsized and one of the crew
drowned, second being saved by Mr.. Flem-
ing: He rendered great service at the wreck
OF the ID. w. Saunders I'm 1857, the schooner
John A. Stanley in 1851, the schooner Speed
I'm 1859, ship De Witt Clinton in 1860, the brig
Governor Bull in 1861, and numerous Others
During all these years of labor Mr.. Fleming
has never accepted penny for his services
from those he helped to rescue and whose
property he protected. Like all brave men,
he Is modest and perfectly satisfied with his
the former OF which has just reached him.
" r. World, 10Th
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weather Probabilities To-day.
WssHISGToS. March u, IN5.

For The middle and eastern states. falling
barometer. nOrtherly toeaSterly winds. back
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT stationary temperature,
cloudy wea Their and rain, clearing this even
Ing in NiTgirIia
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PHoTOGR APHs IN THE HAREM.-Asa an in
stance OF the spread of liberal ideas i'm Tur-
key, IL may be mentioned that the sultan
has lately allowed the photograph to be TAX
en- OF his only daughter, Saliyeh Saltana.
The princess is over Is years of age, long past
the time when according to Mohafnmedan
custom she should be strictly confined to the
harem, and her uI covered face seen by none
but females and her nearest kindred. The
photograph is by Abdullah Freres, to whom
the reproduction and sale of the young sui
tanas likeness Is strictly restricted by an i'm
perial decree. The portrait is that of a girl
In complete European costume, with pleas
ant and attractive face. Photography has
proved OF great assistance to young people
In Turkey who are anxious to marry, for
now the young man need no longer trust so
implicitly to the report of his female rela-
tlves as he was heretofore Obliged to do.
Young women, too, can now send their pho
tograph to any one of the opposite sex whose
appearance and manner may take their fan
ey, and so manage to create an impression
eventually In proposal Of marriage through
the ordinary channel, q female "go-be-
tWeeD,o
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HEARING.
In the Police Court, Judge Smell. this morn
irg, in the case of Puss Oakley, alias Sarah
Parker. charged with kidnapping the infant
child OF Mrs. j. III. Beckwith, in Georgetown,
las reported in yesterdays starr Mr.. Fisher
asked postPonement of the hearing until
next Wednesday, and that the bonds be fixed
at $1,000 So ordered, and she was commit
ted to Jail in default.
NOT HER FIRST EXPLOIT.
Mrs. LUney, now living in Pliers house in
Cherokee Camp, on DIST street, SAYS that Sa-
rsh Parker. alias "Puss'' Oakley, last Mon
day took Johnny Pfifer, about nine years Old,
out with her, on pretence of giving him some
clothing, and lei him Off TO some house down
home.
The Bcckwith baby was taken on Thurs
day, as PREVIOUSLY reported.
THE ARREST OF PUsS OAKLEY.
The Baltimore american of this morning
thus describes the arrest in that city of
"Puss' Oakley: deputy Frey walked
out On The corner of Fayette and Cal
vert streets and met woman answering in
every particular the description given him
rot more than fifteen minutes before by the
Washington detectives. She was plainly.
even scantily dressed, and her complexion,
though she vas q mulatto, was such that
but by few she would have been taken as not
belonging TO the Caucasian race The child,
apparently rot more that six weeks old, was
in her aims sound asleep. Marshal Frey, as
soon as he saw the woman, approached her
and asked her where she obtained the child.
she locked up, little surprised at first, but
soon recov cred from her establishment, and
pleasantly replied, 'ah, are you its father?'
The deputy replied that he thought not and
requested the woman TO follow him, as she
was badly wanted at headquarters. On the
way thither she was asked why she had
stolen the child and come to Baltimore with
IL. She answered by saying that she intend
ed 10 return IL Immediately, and that she
was on Ter way to the depot to so back 20
Washington"
The AneTicol says: ave think that there
are some facts In the case that have not yet
come 10 light"
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Gnrina Ahnnfinr
AynIuabie Discoxerv

Iatimer < CIeary have n iine collection OF
English and American breech loading Sport
ing Guns for sale cheap. IRepl S,l,eO5
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Gen. Her ningson, a veteran Of several
wars, Is IyiT dangerously i'll at his resi-
deTce. All 18th street.
The directors Of the Columbia railroad last
evenirg elected the following officers for the
eTsuiT year: III. A. Willard, president, and
VIM. ii. ClaZett. secretary and treasurer.
We are indebted to Mr.. George +. I. Cook,
supsrir terdent Of coloTel schools, for a COPY
of the snT pal report Of the Public COlorel
Schools OF Washington and Georg stown for
Is73 -.
The produce store Of II. f. Dutrow, corner
18th and G. streets, was entered by thieves on
Wednesday night last by forcing the lock,
and three tubs of butter, valued at forty dol
lars were StOlen.
A carpenter, named Henry Booze. a resi-
dent OF Prince Georges county, Md, was
ssriOUslv Injured yesterday afternoon by
falliT z from "A scaffOlling at the residence OF
Mr.. i. L. Hume. near Tennali vtOwn.
Mr.. George Bauer is certainly making a
very bright and attractive place of anus =
ment Of 1.-The Avenue Theater" The house
is handsomely fitted mp. the company is a
roOsi one. aud the audiences are large and
respectable. We congratulate George on his
succtSs as a maTager.
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The MaHkefs.

BALTIMORE, March B.-vrsinia si~es r9elers
=; virginia consolidated, 81. West Nirginias, 10:
North Carolina skies, old, 20. do 10 do special
tax, bid TO day. Sugar steady, l0lsait
BALTIMORE, March B-IOuoB quiet. hut firm
low middlngs. l5siala7s. Flour auiet and steady:
prices UNCHANGED. Wheat firm, but quiet-Pennsyl-
Nania red, l.loal "a Other grades unchanged
Corn buoyant and strong for western bnt son. bern
qGief-southern " hte S0aSl southern yellow slaSl:
western mixed. 50 Oats qnic' ard unchanged Rive
dnll and unchanged. Hay dull and unchanged.
Pr visions sfrorg active and higher Pork steady,
Is. 50a.oIo. Bulk meats fi-m-sh0 ulders 7a7l clear
rlb sides Vsal0K. Bacon active and firna-Should-
ers, Sd; clear rib sides, lls. Hams l3alII, Lard
s'eady, l31aal4H. Butter easier, bur not quotahly
Iower-good to extra fine tubs aud rolls, q AS
Petroleum dull and DsmiDally unchanged. Coffee
unchanged. Whisky STEADY, lI3.
NEW YORK, March B-StOcks active and strong
MO- ey, j. Gold IS Exchange, long, 4s2; short,
NEW YORK, March I3.-Flnur quiet and steady
heat quiet and hrm. Corn firm
LONDON, March Is, 1890 p. nc nsols for money,
y. a93 for account. 9Sa9SiS L. s. 20 bonds ISiS
a24tS "
LIVERPOOL, March IL, I2:sO D. IN Cotton auiet
aud MISUNDERSTANDING uplanQs, I'D: miidling
orleans, SaSlsd. Sales. 5000 bales including loo
for speculation ard Nport.
LONDON March23, p. m.-Dispatches from Paris
quote rentes at - francs - centimes.
llVEh POOL, March 10, .. m.--Cotton-Of the
sales to day zoo bales American BreaslstfS-
the market is quit and steady, except for corn,
which Is frmer. Bacon-long clear midiles, as 81
per cwt Short CT ar middles, Sd. Lard els Cd
per cwt.
LoSDcS, March Is, 2p. m-Refined petroleum III
al14d. per gallon. Taicw, i0s 81 .a40s Oh per cwt
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SIX IN CONFERENCE.-The old-time
complaint OF men regarding the burden of
ladies in general conversation is mostly
obsolete. In our day, women, on the whole,
talk In society quite as well as men. They
are not quite SO epigrammatic, and some
times lack condensation; but they are decid-
eddy more sprightly, and tell any story which
requires quite dramatic expression a good
deal better. Their grand defect in conversa-
ton Is ObligingDess. If the subject started
is bore to him, or one he knows nothing
about, the man will change il or be silent;
but woman will often go on, out of mere
obligingness, with a show of interest which is
Visibly pretense, and series ofreplies which
are vapid as the white OF an egg No man
AXIS as badly as most women on subjects
they know nothing about, for no man, who,
under those circumstances, talks at ALI hest
tates TO be little bitter-and vanilla, be it
nice or not, has worse more fiavors than
ere am cheese. But the serene, equable flow OF
woman's talk helps nightly to prevent con-
versa ion from degenerating into intellectual
dueling-which, though amusing for two min
utes. is WEAKNESS after five, and To be per-
feet should be arrested after two shots EACH
Woman, moreover, wake up talkativeness
in the men-an attribute of the sex which is
too often overlooked.
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John W dempsey, who. Il will be recol-
lected. on the night the 23i of February, ut
No. 427 ith street. shot LOttie Warren, with
whom he had been living for some time, and
then shot himself. died from his wounds at
40 O'Clock yesterday afternoon, at Provi-
6eDce hospital, where il was deemed advisa-
BILE to remove him n few days after the
shooting. Here he soon began to show signs
OF recovery, but a sudden change in his condi-
ton was noticed about 10 o'clock Thursday
night, when his nurse was awakened by a
peculiar noise from the patient. and IL was
found that he was suffering fronsthreatened
suffocation. Restoratives were applied,
which apparently relieved him. after which
Rev. Father BOv lie Administered to his spir-
itual wants. He remained restless during
the remainder OF the night, and when DIR.
Thompson saw him in the morning he found
him much worse than on his previous visit.
To ascertain the cause, he enlarged the Incl
Sion s ne bad previously made and discovere ed
the seventh rib, which IL had broken. The
bullet was living about two inches back of the
origir al ntision on the left side IL was de-
termined that the patient was suffering from
"bloOd Poison" Ordinary treatment was
pursued, and his condition made as comfort
able as possible, and he fingered in a dying
cOnditiOn un til 40 o'clock when he ceased to
breathe. After 1t Wa evident that all hopes
for his recovery were gone, Father Boyle was
sent fbr and administered the last sacrament
of the church, extreme JUNCTION. Dempsey
seemed 10 realize his condition, and to those
around him spoke OF the shooting, saying he
had TO idea of irjuripg himself or her Mrs.
liquor. He requested his friends to have his
body removed from the hospital after his
death, as he desired to prevent post norton.
He fingered until twenty minutes to five
O'Clock, when he expired, and the body was
Immediately taken In charge by his friends
and conveyed 10 Buchlys undertaking estab-
lisbment.
70 inquest.
The COronerdid not deem an inquest neces-
sary, Lor was there any post mOrtem examina-
ton. Al the request of the brother and sis
ters of deceased, who reside in Philadelphia,
the remains will be sent there tonight.
CONDITION OF MRS. WARREN.
Mrs. Warren received the ball in the lower
part of her body, and after the first day or
two OF wavering between life and death, com
MERGED to get better, and continued slowly
10 improve until Monday last, when she was
ia ken to Baltimore by her mother, Mrs.
Kuhns, and it is now reported she is rapidly
gettir well.
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JAS. T. CLEMENTS, undertaken, George
town, d. c., is now located under Forrest
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COLLARS that do not need washing ara de-
sirable articles. The Elmwood and Warwick
are the only collars made that keep clean
longer than two days.-Adr.
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DOMESTIC TOoL-CHEST-Eyery family
should have one of these. 1t would save
much inconvenience and expense, for all
small jobs about house could then be done
without sending for an expensive mechanic
The cost OF the necessary tools shouli pre-
veDtno one from proTiding them, as they
would pay for themselves in a single wear
To begin, there should be a chopping or wool
ak, Ratchet, saw, a claw hammer a mil
let, several gtmletS of different sizes two
augers, say half inch and an inch two
screwdriyers, Une large enough TO screw up
bedsteads, two or three chisels, a small
plane, pair OF pincers, a pruning knife a
Jack-knife, pair of shears. one or two files
carpet stretcher, ball OF Irvine, ETC.
There should also be an assortment of nails
from spikes down TO small tacks. a few brass
the nails and these should be kept i'm box
something like carpenters carry, in separate
apartments. The tools should be hung up i'm
places marked out for them on board sur
iace, where there should be an outline of
each made. so that when a tool is done with
IT can be returned to the exact place belong
Ing TO Ii. You can always tell, too, when
any tool is missing. There should be tool
closet on the ground floor of some part of
the house, to contain wide Shelf under
which there should be a suitable drawer To
contain all that may be required i'm the way
OF light material. No house should be con-
sidered complete without such closet and
they should be provided in building a house
once accustomed TO such a great convent
ence, no one would do without
totcTs Telegraph.
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REMEMBER, Dursng's Rheumatic Remedy
never fails TO cure rheumatism.
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accomplished actor and genial gentleman.
aIOpular favorite in Washington, will APP
pa ar at the National Theatre next week, as
sisted by Miss Conway and a strong COM
EaDy. There will be great double bill on
Morday evening, Florence appearing in his
celebrated role of Captain Cutie" in Dick
ems "Combey and Son." and as brian
OLynn.' Make a note ont.
The last performance of ''The Two Or
pbans," the great success of the week, at
Ford's Opera House, will be given this even
ing, ard on Monday Chanfrau will appear in
his FOL ular role of Exit, the Arkansas Trav-
eller." in which he always draws big houses.
and the Comique-have had irst-cIass per-
formances and good houses throughout the
Meek ar1 Do1n promise s9naiy attractye
enjoy the best oliO performances on the stage
should give them both call, as each one has
some good feature the other has not.
THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION of Howard
University met last evening, and Mr.. John
in roInination for the presidency, asked that
section 8, (which provides how the constitu-
ton may be amended, be read, as he wished
as to allow m 40 or abe
partments to join. j. w. Cromwell, who had
opposed the election OF ID: A. Straker, as
which the constitution was adopted. The
impression being that this action was for the
purrose Of amending the constitution 1t was
adopted without question. Mr.. Cromwell
promptly asked the chair to rule whether the
association was not now dissolved. The
chair. (Mr. Straker,) ruled that it was and at
once left the chair and declared the associa-
lion dissolved.
SABBArH SERyIcEs.-At the Holy Cross
Church, corner OF Massachusetts, avenue and
18th street, Rev. j. A. Harold, will officiate
at II and 3k O'Clock. Rev. H. A. Cleveland
will preach, morning and evening, at Foun-
dry Church. At the E-street Baptist Church
lear til street the sermons will be on Weak
ness Signalling Strength" and "Children's
Part in Mission Work" Hon. r. H. Cain
will preach at the Ebenezer Church, in
Georgetown, at III o'clock. Rev. s. Doiner
will preach at st. Pauls Lutheran Church at
II al TX o'clock. Rev. r. N. Bellows will
conduct Unitarian services at Willard Hall,
morning and evening. Rev. VIM. Mcclure
will conduct the services of the Reformed
Episcopal Church, at Lincoln Hall, morning
and evening.
DEATH FROM SMALL Pox.-Lewis Meads
did yesterday OF small pox on 9Th street,
between B and southeast. The deceased
was young man Of much promise, and for
several years had been employed In an Ave-
nre hat store. IL Is supposed that he coE.
tracfed the disease while In New York about
two weeks ago. AS soon as IL was ascer-
tairfd that be had this dangerous disease the
house was marked and care taken to prevent
Its 81 read.
JAS. +. CLEMENTS, undertaken, George
n n oil
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SfAxNFRISG CURED.-Rsaf earl OF DIR.
Wharton under head OF City Items.
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washing ton Stock Exchange. March Is
Qwetaitrss JsraisAsd by Middlsfea Z Co, baaksvs.
The following were the prices bid ard sskei Al the
Y: :. Gid NJ bid, Il.,s asked. Bank Stocks,
MeiropolitaD Bank lnh bid, rs asked; citizens
Passenger MISUNDERSTANDING Stock. q hi,
Set asasf li,. S0 sGns. Gss s's ashsd
hLi Lis Ihsstsr BINDS; a., p. 6. Is
spss:. gold e bid. - asked; Washington City
Iany stock, 90 bid. 20 asked: ArIinet1n Fire
Insurance Can'prny stock, nos bid. National
Hetro politaiifre Insurance Company stock l03 bid
~, Alex. Wash. and Geo. :. CO. stock rs bid.
c.: = bids, y. J: 8, izs 70, H. @ bud . asSed;
- bid e ssked; do, ~, J. J. IieI, sSS bid :
asked sMaIk-t Stuck bonds, Is, J. j. ISs2 s. bid S
ss ed Fund Lpap cSngrsla IS r. and A., Isl.
Ten Yer Bonds" S., ). 4 j., iss, sss bid. $
ls.2 q bid, g askei: Board Of Public WORKS.
s:s.d %. iszs g bia asied; DO, is7s 9 bid :!
ssksd Do 'eries, 90 bid eiIs asked; Ceriiaea,es
Gates, SIS, ls77, 90 bid, 9.lS -sked
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CIT TIE n s.

at Frleg Jewelry Store.
No. +I Pennsylvania avenue near A. street.
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y OGERs GRoUPES OF sTATUARY.
IL new one Of these Celebrated Sfafuettes.
THE SHAUGHRAUN AND "TATTERs."-The
shanghraun (Which is the Irish name for vagsbondD
is taken from Mr.. Boucicault's play Of that name,
and was modelled from him in all its details. Ii rep
resenfs him in the scene where he describes how he
made his dog perform to amuse the soldiers outside
the prison where his master was confined. while he
played familiar tunes his fidde to let him know
he was there Just received, and for sale by
ROBERT BEALL, Stationer,
mar12 81 495 Pennsylvania avenue.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-10
Orange Grove Encampment, No. 81, l. o. o. r.

.,ss..,Ssx. REGULAR MEETINGS held ON
%ss the Second and Fourth TUES
SEE DAYS Qfueach month at ~. NJ.
s"'~sS> SojourIf4fg Patriarchs In good
standing are cordially invited TO attend.
II. WARTENBERG, C.. +.
Scribe.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-10
REMOyA AL.
Notice Of the Application Of Susie e.
Baker to become y Sole Trader.


NOTICE Is hereby given that susie c. Ba-
~ ker, of the city of Los Angeles. county OF
Los Angeles, (wife of Melville c. Bakery In
tends To make an application 10 the County
Court OF the county of Los Angeles, in the
State of fCallfornia, held In the city OF Los An
geles, In said county, at the November term
thereof, on the Sd day of December, A. ID. 1870
at O'Clock p. N. of said day or as soon there
after as counsel can be heard, for an order or
Judgment of said Court permitting her TO car
ry on business in the county OF Los Angeles
In her own name and on her own account
pursuant TO an Act OF the Legislature OF the
state Of California passed April l2th 1852, en-
titled IAN Act TO authorize Married women
to Transact Business in their own name as
Sole Traders" and OF the acts amendatory
thereof and supplemental thereto. The bust
ness she Intends to carry on is that OF Teach
ing, General Merchandising, Buying and Sci.
ling Pc rsonal and Real Property In the said
county OF Los Angeles.
BY ]. f. GRIFFIN, her Attorney.
November 4th, 1875. a4w
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-10

C,IGNoRET's BLOCK, NO. l5 MAIN ST.
- Residence, Eternity street, NO. ~. cor
ner High. office hours-9 to IL A. NJ, 2 to p.
M. and toS p. NJ. Lingual-English, Espahol,
Franeaise, Deutsch, Italiano. n auzi
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-10
GUM TREES.

r WILL DELIVER ANY QUANTITY OF
/ Gum Trees anywhere In this or san ber-
nardino county, ranging in height from Ia
I2 Inches, within six months from date or con
tract, at from six to twelve cents per tree.
Address. RALPH ROGERS,
Orange, Los Angeles Co.
sAngeles, April 2, 1915. apsly
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-10

When Sal!y's arms'her dog impris-
on, l always wish my neck was his'n;
how often would / stop and turn to
get pat from hand like her'n; and
when she kisses Towser's nose, oh!
don't wish that were those.n
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-10
No Further Particulars.

SAN Francisco, November 9th. =
Nothing further has been received
from the North about the wreck Of the
Pacific. The telegraph is down be-
tween Vancouver and Victoria. 1t is
supposed that vessels have gone to
seek survivors. If any American and
British war vessels are cruising in that
locality they will make thorough
search. The only news this morning
is dispatch confirmatory of the news
of last night.