, 1879-01-26


long been that Of q cYnic, in SO far as women arc
concerned, / had seen so many Oh the laliest,
best. and noblcst Of their sex exdeilcerately Shining
their Homanhood, disbonorlng thelr na1nes' auu
rendering themselves contempt1o1e ~ .ne
sigut OF all men Of true nobility o. SOU, Inat
nv heart had grown callous, aud feared that
nowhere on earth wou.d I find woman such as
Heaven intended her to be. The moment that
7 eaw some OF your friends ana ncaFu lhei9
names pronounced l knew that never eoulo
love and respect them, but at last found you,
nv darling, and you, know, are too good, Too
noble. too true to yourself, Helena, to" anu
he gave her another cnraptured squeeze. -
hope so, Willyium.' she replied, wondering
what he meant, but nor that We are eneageo
and soon to be unmarried, want you opromie.es
me one thing" "a l will, MY ownest own OF AL
The owns,'' he replied with feryor; "what is
It'll" III want you always to call me Lenle!
Dropping her from bis knee as If she hael oeen
a red-hot stove, the miserable man gaspea once
or twice, yelled "She spells her name With an
10 tool" seized the first hat he encountered on
the rack, and fled like maniac to tis hotel,
where be packed up his trunks and departed on
the III D. N. train, having taken ticket Tor
Australia.
BURR IN TIE HEART.
A lady residing near Cleveland, O.. died
short time ago from an unknown disease Which
greatly puzzled the attending physicians,
The symptoms being similar to those
experienced in rheumatism Of the
heart. After her long suffering ended
in death, a post-mortem examination revealed
one OF tie most wonderful things known to the
medical profession. A large nurdock burr was
found securely iu1bedded in the heart, against
the posterior surface Of the aorta, just at the
point where it eInerges from the body OF the
which had firmly en7eloped all the large blood
vessels leading to and from the heart, which
organ was in a high state Of Inflammation. the
left ventrclc being greatly enlarged. a feature
which greatly puzzles the doctors is the lact
that the lurge aorta about three inches from
the heart is found to be worn as thin as
tissuc-papcr for about the space Of IN inch,
only the outer covering Of the large artery
remaining. This is supposed to have been
produced By the close proximity Of the burr III
was forwarded to the Museum OF the Bennett
Medical College, of this city, and has been IN
spec1cd BY large number Of leading phy slclans,
who unite in pronouncinE it QUO OF the most eS-
traordin4ry cases on record. Yesterday a. 1R!B-
uSE reporter happened in at the office OF W.
while several physicians we're examining thls.
medical wonder. Prof. Davis and others arc OF
the opinion that the burr must have been
breathed into the lungs while the woman was .;
number OF years, during which time the burr
was migrating from the bronchial tubes through
the tissues to its final lodging-place.
ELECTIONS.
At the semi-annual election OF Occidental
Conmandery No. j, Order of the Red Cross,
held Tuesday, the following officers were elect
ed: Commander, Robert Aslcom; Lleut;,Con-
Barnum; Scribe, James Saunders, Sergeant, D.
4. eastman; Guard, h. ". Ross; Sentinel, Il.
B. Horton. "
At the last annual election OF the Board Of
General Relief Of I. 0. Or, held ut No. liz
Randolph street, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: W; a. S.honteld,
President; William Adrian, Vice-President;
james B. Muir, Secretary; u. Weigselbaum,
Treasurer: F. a. Elder, j. Brown, Il. Ham,
1nond, William kurtz, Charles kuechler, Ex-
ccutive Committee.
Tie following named gentlemen were duly
installed as officers Of the I. O. 0. +. in Chicago
Friday night, q. ". G: y. sa1nuels officiating:
Z. Haincs, P. s.; D. Mcintosh, R. s.; E: W.
Hand, R. S. to W. G., and II. II. Pease, L. $. to
". G.; G. 81. Young, Conductor; II. S. Bart
lett, r. S, S.; John korr, 6. G.
Friday evening Brother J. E. Church, Acting
Grand Master, insisted BY Brother D.. a: Stod-
loving officers Of Waubansia Lodge, No. 16o,
A. F. ::1.d 4. NJ: F. ". Porter, v. "; George
i. Norfolk, S. W.; e. B. Forrest, J. W; Joseph
Barstow, treasurer; j. G. Howell, Secretary;
4. II. Huling, Chaplain: T. j. Tustin, =. D.; T.
c. HAYNES, J. D.; John E. Greene, s. S.; James
Surplus, ]. 5. John P. Ferns. Tyler, Remarks
pertinent to the occasion were made BY Messrs.
Church, Stoddard, and the newly installed off,
GERS.
TIE PUBLIC LIBRARY DIRECTORS
he1d = rerular meeting Yesterday afternoon,
president Shoreyi1 the Chair, the only absentces
hcjnp Ness1s, a. NJ. Billings and Sidney Smith.
DR.. Hotz, from the Library Committee, reported
in favor Of granting the request Of the Historical
Soriety for duplicates Of public documents.
Tho ranort 1yas adon1cd and the ren,1est granted
P;ti. ~ 10 a1nonnt ~ Soo7 wcre ant;trd md
1'l'o ~ ~ A ~, :hs~ ~ v r.,,;.+a .a-rt
oIuefeo paul. Ane Isolat3 .is@.s ~ - ~,
ed report recommending tnat tne o!n
finding Isl oc recass anu ne"
QUE printed. On motion OF Nr. Loewetl-
thai the report was adopted, and the Librarian
was instructed to continue the preparation OF
the new list. DR.. Hutz moved that ], 0c0 copies
OF the old list be printed, aud the Librarian WIS
instructed to have sucll printing done The
Eiua,,ce Conm;ttec nrcsentcI lhe h11dret of an
4,-nnriat;nns for Tho cnrrent year which il r., he
!.."l, ~ .,a % ra1,no;i s,nanr 4be ss,;~
supahlsteu ~ w Gou.e'' r5S nrus 49,
mates are sme 1o!loMns: PooAs. o-o,ooo =, sa snn
mua1ns nS ner;n1,a.a,s rils1an 81 M: rent. KIN:
ing, S1,0Uo. The total approximation
asked lot anounts u ooovuo 1ne eou4ltLee l:,!,'
~ , s"ad h., t+l,a ra,;r,nt;on ~ W;cs