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Evening star., 1884-04-04
Wheat Nearly Touching the Lowest
FIGURES Ever Known.

CHICAGO, April 4.-The closing prices on Change
yesterday for wheat were in close vicinity to the
Cash wheat was quoted at ,934 within 6I cents Of
the lowest figure ever quoted in Chicago. May
option sold down 10 SiA. closely approaching the
most extreme predictions yet made bv bears In the
wheat crowd, namely that May would yet touch so
cents The depression is attributed TO fine weather.
the presagng OF good crops. dispriting foreign ad
vices, a light outward movement and incidentally
the great break which occurred in the provision
market
Evening star., 1884-04-04
VIZ DE MINI

tits now undisputsd that WEI DE MEYERS cATAR-
RAJ CURE Il the only treatment thss WIN absolutely
cure Casasrah pe wd De Nsssz's "TxRAr7sx" With
statements Of sympeos tv tho cured mailed frs& D
B. DEWEY co. ls2 Fulton street, n 7. feb4-mw,fsst
Evening star., 1884-04-04

A Long FAsr--Mr. George Burr, proprietor oi
the BurrwO0d dairy and stock farm, one mile south
OF Lodi, lost about September 4th last q valuable
thoroughbred Berkshire SOW. After few weeks he
advertised his loss extensively, but without avail
bottom OF a straw stack, built about the first
mentioned date, he found the said Sow IN the stack
alive and kicking, where she had remalAed pris.
oner without food or water for period of about sx
months and q halt She Is q perfect skeleton,
almost destitute OF hair, and Is hardooklng spec
linen OF porker. She broke her fast with q very
decided grunt OF satisfaction. she weighed about
800 pounds when she went into retirement. but has
lost about 400 pounds OF 0ealk-R0OSer {0ht0)
Democrat
Evening star., 1884-04-04
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
IHE MODEL FAST LINZ AND THE OSLT LINE
BETWEEN
TIE EAST AND NE WEST
-o-.r,r ia A>HiNGIION.

1AE MODEL FAST LIN LIN I'D THE osLT LINE
DOUBLE ThACk, Js\NEY COUPLER
schecuIs 70 take eject 81 NpAY November "a. 1ss,
sNtiut and street by kas-eru STANDARD 18Th ai.
1cr olicaFo. Cincinnati. louisville and st. 1ouis
Iisusb Sosce "a and iPS ssse @ Ri sie5 1g0 p D. n Wit,
iS.Elt %ME9Gt eLanze. L:43 4 IL daily to Chicago.
xsI ftts6Tr al lois q. IT. and s.lop. m daily 3 n
Ln 10 t1ttsturs ClevelsLG and Detroit. with Sleep
tel 1oltdo ana Detroi, via MonroeviIle Io.I5 an
Ss:iH with Sleeper ior Toledo. W. heeiilg an0lazs
Trans ior Philadelphia and New York a. s:lna n
Sa,y excsI sud..y ) = II ana loU0p. daily with
8ol barin ore CT week Gays 80. 40. s co. $40
u'' tr1l 4:4o 5:1 20 10 Gs Il. - I,,n - i'i-
tei talt;n or On sun1ays 20. s;tv. $50. an La
1ei AInsF0lis 80 iu 100 am. l2.lo and 40 pm;
1:i Way station. Washington and Baltirnor.
$50 all. lG:lo TIN 800, $50 and lul5 IN
s4S E-m. daily e1eert. souday s,s5 Iln dsiIy Ior
esjix - TiI%ls 11;5 T o ;TY! @ c
.s-es Branch SO am daily txctit sunday 5 40
I'm; ara 5:45 pm daily e1cer, SUNDAY -
u hsstr~,o~n lol5 SIN and i5 IL daily except
1,as. arrive fron tie Wes daily 30 $50 am Ia
II,n NeIS York. snd Ihnadelrfia. 2.55 ssoa.u dsiv
= i,ii G~ity exert SUNDAY
fi.iL AnI%ICls - 10. l:5O 80 pm: Sun
Iron Lsaln-;tg. ~ daily. and Clip m daily
1rCr lIedeTicE and Intermediate roints 25 100,
n Z-l3 so T. L.. srG I o. T. H.! daily -xce-t
,euIcaN, SO ! II daliy iron Point OF lie ck-
1Is!is rave bs tu ore :o- Washington at 2 $50 G:o
.-!5 "a, H'sIu, and 1870 H. u ~ 50 30
= .,au SOO SLt, ia 10 +. Sp,,..ays , : ii
80 . : lba L.. % :. -. - ana 81 ~
a. trains from as4ns;Ou stop - IeIas Station ,ca,.
49, 1. - ANop'
ofoi inIther information aTIy st thu Baltimore and
~ ~ Oi't- " as nvtCr Station tly ana 1851
1tfss !Ssla aN5 lue corler 18Th street wi-r. r,iers
VI u aAth iCT a2Sa-e ~ "a checked suu re. "a, AZ
v NJ CLAMLNis; Vi. Of 7. Baltimore
rlS Z. h LORD, Co. It.--r,,,er ..,e,.
Evening star., 1884-04-04

TNHOMAs DoNLING, Auctioneer
CHANCERY SALE OF HOMESTEAD IN ANACos-
TIA, DC
By virtue Of decree passed in Equity cause No.
1858. Roys Roys. will sell on WEDNESDAY, fs::a
the Ninth DAY OF APRIL. 1884 at FIVES.s
O'CLOCK p NJ. the Premises. Lot No 4, Tarnards
subdivision Of Lot No 10: Of Trustees subdiv sion Of
Book Levy Court No . fo!ios 10 and Jo.J containing
about two acres Of land and bavin9a comfortable dwell
ling house. f. ont Morris street nearly 80 perche,
and having another roadway to Nichols avenue Pos
session only to bs xiven August 4. 1884
Terms of sale by the decree One third cash: residue
in two equal payments at six and twelve months with
int day of sale $50 dep 81. when the PROPERTY
is struck off Conveyaneing at purchasers cost All
taxes paid up to day OF sale.
Fred. W JONES, Trustee
ap1-dts 4T2 Louisiana avenue
Evening star., 1884-04-04
A Fall in the Coffee Market.

New YORK, April 4-Coffee options.-The Havre
coffee market shows decline OF one franc On the
early dealings, and this market dropped about ten
points, with continual dull trading.
Evening star., 1884-04-04

4 1itp VIM VIE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN 40
ne best e Is St Il rs CID Stand kll-yy, tcr ,,.s
81 III y n; - "Aere nrst-cIass sECONE-HAND
ca. st bi4Ses Aunfess
sSSA@' S-e sNShd No. 6l3 d street betwssi Lln2ai
!, NJ, 'th STREETS northwest
- -'-i- AEOEalt-S =tielIrSl-I
Evening star., 1884-04-04

TIE STORY oP henry AND RIcHARp-Not
long ago Henry Watterson was In Indian
apoaa There he sat down to a game Of poker
arms Of the Senate and the president OF the city
horse railroad. Watterson had great luck. The
money rolled in upon him. When he was about
it. 81 win ride home In the best hack this city af-
fordS," he said Before great while he had IS 900
in winnings 81 will drive to my hotel with four
white horses, and darSey leading each one was
his eXuitant announcement From that moment
his luck turned. Every cent In his pile was gone,
road PRESIDENT fumbled in his pocket Taking out
q car ticket he passed 1t across the table: "Here,
Watterson; you said you should ride home. Pr
that In your pocket and you can" Watterson
walked, and still keeps the car ticket as re-
mtndef Of the night theaoosier strapped him.
Evening star., 1884-04-04
Several pieces of Rare Antique Furniture
1t WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO., AUG
[VHOMAs BOWLING. Auctloneer

CHEsTSUT soRREL HORSE IwEIeHT 200, GEN.
IAMnY HORSE; 4 USEFUL ANIMAL in ANY
CAPACITY; ALSO VICTORIA AND HAKNESS.
ON SATURDAY (To MORROW. APRIL FIFTH,
1884. AT TWELVE O'CLOCK, in front Of my auction
old lady, who is leaving the city 1t
Evening star., 1884-04-04
nCNCANsON EROS. Aucrioue';rs.

nCNCANSON BROS, Aucrione'rs-
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE,
FRONTING ON TENTH STREET, BETWEEN
AND STREETS NOhY INVEST.
By virtue of deed of trust. da ted April S. 1890
and recorded in Jiber No 942 folio III seq H
of the land records Of the District Of Columbia and n
by direction IT The party secured hereby shall sell
public auction front of the premises OH SATIK.
DAi. APRIL FIFTH, 4. d. 1884, at FOUR-AND-
A.HAJF O'CLOCK NJ, Lot NUN oered six tG) in all'
subdivision OF square numbered three hundred and
thirty five 35) said lot fronting eighteen ls) feet and
six 80 inches On Tenth street northwest aud running
back west with the width ine,y tour 94 feet
ley together wi the npro, tIuents consisting of
two story Brick Dwellin2 with back building being
prelnis. Nc. l710 Tenth street northwest.
Terms OF sale: The amount OF the indebtedness.
ther with the interest and expenses of sale cash;
balance in six nine and twelve months for which the
chasers notes secured by deed OF the prop
ery sold and bearing interest from date Vt SALE will be
taken deposit OF 81 . rpQuirvd at time of sale.
Terms to be complied with IN days from day of
sale. All couveyxncng and ordng at pur, haser's
cost. ANDREW r. BROWN.
mh26-d&ds Trustee
Evening star., 1884-04-04

THE BR1sToR CAsE.-The Rev. Geo. r. BrtstoI
publishes an open letter in the Baltimore papers
this morning, asking q suspension OF Judgment iD
his case He alleges that the committee who tried
his case was prejudlced against him and that their
report was made up according to their reelings He
coached before going on the stand, that they were
not under oath, that evidence In his favor ruled
out and that one OF his most important witnesses
testimony taken and OF the rulings OF the chairman
OF the examining committee, REFUSING the admission
OF his exhibits evidence for the purpOee OF show
Ing the incOmpetency and malice OF the committee
which had charge OF his case.
Evening star., 1884-04-04
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Thefoowing are the opening and closing prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to H. Ii. Dodge. 539 18th street:
Evening star., 1884-04-04
District Government Affairs.


Prof. DeSmedt, District chemist, In the course OF
his examinations OF samples OF butter has to-day
passed upon several, as follows: Sample No 81. Mr.
C. Wright. butterne: No. 80. same Cooking butteD
compound OF old butter mixed with cOcoanut oil:
No. So p. c. Arnold (roll putter pronounced to be
Al. j. w. Arnold, Qol butter fine butterine; No. A.
j. W. Arnold, roll butter hutterine; No 43, Geo.
H. Gaddis. butter fine butterine; No. a., same,
n Ramby, butterine; No. 46, same, creamery fine
butterine; No. a. Rodler & kroginan, creamery
No. 49, William Hughes, butter; No. 50, John Weld
man. fine butterine; No 81, j. NJ. Eiker, troI but
ter butter; No 52 same, fron butter) fine butter
fne No 53 j. NJ. Eiker, Creamery butter, and No.
81. butter pronounced to be butter.
Evening star., 1884-04-04

IHsuRRscrIoN IN CuRA.-Reports from all parts
Of Cuba Describe the situation as daily growing
worse. New bands are reported to have risen
The Rovesnment WtA soon be obliged to fight such
nnnbef Of acateeFed parties OF bandits that the
tr0ps 9VA4labie viii be insufficient feeling OF
olSt1ylst and alarm ts spreading.
Evening star., 1884-04-04

THANKS FOR 4 LIFE SAVING CREw.-The general
Superintendent Of the life saving service has re-
ceived communication from the'owners and cap
tain OF the schooner w. H. MAILER, OF Calais Me-,
expressing thanks to the keeper and crew OF
Peaked Hill Bar life Swing station, Cape COd for
the assistance rendered by them TO that vessel at
the time of her wreck on 30th March.
ARMY ORpERs.-Leave for four months is granted
First Lieut.. Cornelius c. Cusck, 22d infantry.
Acting Assistant Surgeon Fl. I. Raymond, q. s.
army will proceed from this city to San Francisco,
Cal and report to the commanding general de-
partment OF California for assignment to duty.
l. TIE CABINET CONSIDER THE FILyBUsTERING Ex-
pEp1r1oN-The flnbustering expedition against
cuba was considered at the Cabinet meeting to-
day. Secretary Folger was not present, but after
the meeting the Secretaries OF State and Navy went
to the Treasury department to arrange any further
course OF action OF this government inthe matter.
flow THE CINCINNATI JURY WAS INFLURNC1D.-
the Cincinnati ye,cs-Journal had an Interview
With L A. Phillips. who was on the jury which
tried Berner He says the first ballot OF the jury
showed for acdHtttal He was for murder in the
second degree, and the second ballot
was ii for manslaughter, and one for mur-
der Ia the second degree. He yielded ae
last because OF sicknessin his family, and because
he was told that he would be kept there TOR thirty
days unless they agreed. After thtrtysix hours ne
voted for verdict Of manslaughter. He thinks
that the newspapers are responsible for the OUT
break.
Evening star., 1884-04-04

EverAstinE Inseparable Tenacity 2Oc B,tne tBrnsh
and and Tin cover MaSlsd r9stRsa N S.rss1s Sa sd Cen
eIsi Stores Whoes.ls Irsvsns ASeaMfs Menss@ m
J: Q, VMEARA Co. lSA7 PENNSYLVANIA AVENIk E1g
Washington. d. c. A1o
Evening star., 1884-04-04
Latest Foreign News by Cable.
The Virginia MidIand Road.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. April 4.-Officers OF the Penn
syivania railroad company deny that the company
has secured control Of the Virginia Midland road
through an arrangement with the Richmond and
Danvilie. They say that they have no necessity
for using the Virginia Midland having more dirett
outlet for their own traffic through the FrederickS-
burg and Potomac.
Evening star., 1884-04-04

| COMMANDER RABLET d. EVANS has been detached
from duty as inspector fifth lighthouse district on
| Goth inst.
Evening star., 1884-04-04
AUCTION SALES.
THoMAs BOWLING. Auct,oueer

rI,HONAS BOWLING. Auc,loneer
ExTENsIyE SALE OF HANDSOME ,pAELoR FIR:
FEkn Il shpRs4s PicEs EPAKIq2kk IL
H3LsTf REID; MALNUT. -MARBLE-ToP All
aSb WIsDRobfs Ra1NaEP 21sE HREHAHH HHi
c5F T sRRN GSip FSf 81
e 61SN 6SEEs rsbR sREsobRPsss
sfAk eAnPEHs F1E1r EEISF2 KItSA2A AxD sH4hss
MAIs. COOKING AND HEALING STOVES. &C.
CHEST OF TOOLS s5s4SR 5G.f s}Ja e FINE CONDITION
ONE Dn1saHzssAs{ SsH i sss9R ssfR
S SFs 5sh IS T Ssf ssss s.
6B s,7GSB.I Sh ffF eoSS M sY
QCI oCK within and in front Of my auction rooms.
y B-NO pos,pOn Ipent on account OF weather.
OMESGGISs AF TES O'CLOCK. Will SELF ii
Two new Sids;bar Top Buxyiea
Tive Two lcsn6 new End S,sg sRrpns pslsSP Top Bussiea
Two Express Wagons
About 20 sets Buggy. Carriage and Express Harneaa
Thirty head Horses Mares and Mules.
ap3-2t 8. BENSINGER Auctioneer
TNKUSTEEs, SALE OF ATTRACTIVE COUNTRY
Il PROPERTY IN HOWArD COUNTY ADJOIN.
GEORGES COUNTY, STATE OF MARYLAND.
D ls!f and recorded in hber l. j. W. No SC, 80D
folio Az etc. and second deed of trust dated ~
January 18TH A ID 1880. d recorded in lber L. J. w
No IL folio eos ETC. Of the land records of Howard
county. we shall offer at public auction on SATUR-
PAY IHE FIFTH DAY OF APRIL. 1884, AT FIVE
O'CLOCK p, NJ. on the emises the following
drscr1bfd real estate to wit All that lot parcel q
Howa d in the state of Maryland within the following
bounds VIZ Beginning tine same at astone planted
at t southwest corner Of James Harr1sons part and
running south 6 degrees st l6 perches to the line Of
the property rneriy owned 10y Joshua Penn thence
With SAID Ie. corrected. with allowance OF
ches to stone thence north 10 erees east TN per-
ches 10 store thence north 65 degrees west per-
ch to the stone at the beginning being that part
tract OF land called Brothers Frendh hip" which
dfeded To Edward c. Ford December L. 1873, by
Thomas Coon and wife. said deed being recorded in
hoer W W W No. 81 folio 80 etc, of the land
record books Of said Howard county. Nd, said tract
sixth election district Of said Howard county Md with
tHe ilnlroveIn nts thereon, consisting of two story
frame house, barn, ana other out buildings
Terms OF sale VII be- made known the premises
Oh day Of sale and previous thereto deposit 500
required at time of sale If terms of sale
piled within seven days after day OF sale, the ustees
reserve the rit to sell the property at risk and
Cost Of the dfaultiDg purchaser all conveyancing
purchasers cost.
T, j PHEaPs rs Trustees
ap2-3t' IHOS. N. YOUNG.
Evening star., 1884-04-04

Rosr. j. THouAs
BROKER IN
GRAIN. PROVISIONS. COTTON AND STOCKS
No e15 18th National Metropolitan Bank Building
Orders TO 'uy sell. mar0in for cash executed
the Chicaxo Board Of Trade and New York Cotton
Exchange Constant Quoatiols INSTANTLY recaveU "
direct private wires
F. p sCHMITT 4 CO.. Chicago correspondent
SAWYER, WALLACE co. New York correspondent.
pere,e,oss National Metropolitan Bank
Hon. James B. Beck
tOriers By Telephone Promptly Attended To)
Evening star., 1884-04-04
I'd Edition.
Latest TelGgranS to The Star.
The Lottery Business in New York
City.

INVESTIGATION By THE ASSEMBLY CoMNrrTEH
NEW YORK, April 4-The assembly investigating
committee that's examining the affairs OF the pub
nc departments OF the city government met again
to-oay. Inc hrSt witness Was Daniel j. Bernstein,
who said he was broker and speculator. but
nnaiy admitted that he had been In the lottery
business He had Offices On Broadway and theBowery.
HIS business was TO see that prizes which had
been drawn were paid He did not engage In the
regular business Witness knew Marcus Cicero
Stanley The latter received a revenue from the
drawings and sale Of tickets Of the Ken
lucky state lotteries Policy holders in this
city brought him their books twice q day,
and his only duty was to compare the
numbers with the drawings, and pay any
successful tickets The business OF the witness
had nothing. to do with the Kentucky State Lot
tery the dealers In this city merely taking advan
tage OF the Kentucky drawings to play lottery OF
their own. Witness never heard that there were
disSensions among two different classes Of lottery
men, and that one OF the parties was protected by
the police while the other was harrassed he denied
he had ever paid any money to the police.
Latest Foreign News by Cable.
PRINCE LEoPoLDs BODY IN LONDON.
LONDON, Aprl 4.-The body OF the Duke OF AL
bany was borne to Windsor Castle from the railway
station upon gun carriage drawn by eight horses.
A long procession followed. The queen occupied a
carriage drawn by four horses The Prince OF Wales
and the others were on foot.
Evening star., 1884-04-04

SCANDAL IN lRElASD.--A scandal case which
Is exciting great interest In Ireland is that OF
young newly-inarr1ed lady. named Mrs GylI who
is charged Win throwing OH OF vitroi at Mr. Too
ney, solicitor. 10 protect herself from an alleged
indecent assault The ladys husband Is Charged
with aiding and abetting her. A cross charge OF
Indecent assault has been made az gainst MIR Too
iney. All the parties have been committed for trial
Evening star., 1884-04-04

SCHAEFER AND SIossoS MArCHEp.-Jacob Schaefsf
and George r SloSson signed articles Yesterday for
TWO gaines OF oilliardsto be played at Chicago Nav
j. ana 81 The frst game Tor The baik line hampton
sup and $50 side; The second. the Champion
game, loser OF .irst 10 have the option or making
the stakes 81 600 a side
Evening star., 1884-04-04

[ Hate and sewell, and Representatives Nutting,
Valentine, Ray with c. B. Gordon, OF New Hamp-
s,i,re), Henderson t1owa), and Paige with C. A.
Rarht and T. W. Workman, Of Akron, Ohio, called
! unon the President to-day.
Evening star., 1884-04-04
-
MAR RlED.
DGEUD.

ANSBURY-STTPHENS. On kpril 2d 1894 NJ For.
estvi le, Nd. by the Rev. Mr. DELL BENJAMIN SANS
BURY to Miss ALICE NJ. STEPHENS
Evening star., 1884-04-04
News Briefs.

N the convention or owners OF cotton mills
Throughout the south, In Augusta Ca. there are
/. ml!ts Ia Georgia ftpreSentsd, s In south Caf0
ma, : IN Maryiand- ia Mississippi and in North
Sarollna-
charles Reade. the novelist, who has been pass.
III very Ill health.
Prince AndronikoH and VI Seighlen overseer q
the 81 petersburg powder mills, have been arrested
on the charge OF uihislu.
John Bright is suffering from slight congestion od
the lungs
The losses by the IRE IN London wednesday
amount 10 81 90.
Miss Goddard. an American vornc- taar wss
Evening star., 1884-04-04
Rov.lI1oUIDoLUE

RoyalL1QUIDGLUE
hfends Everything
Solid a. Rock!-HArd as
A d a M q nt!-Firm as
Granite!i Str onxest,
Tough st and Most
Elastic Glue on Earth!
Absolutely lnbreAk:
No hsstinF!-.So prep
arat 10 u AAlWAy.s
oonid!!; Me,lds China
Glass, Wood, Leather.
Patches on Shoes, hub
Der, Crockery. Billiard
Que Tips aiid Clsth.
Il ok4~A Nypa
Evening star., 1884-04-04

crotations ~ Stocks and Bonds and Information
rarciin9 the Markets received through wires IN
SlANTLY. direct from the New York Stock ExchanZa
AL orders executed and reported PROMPTLY. ja-6
Evening star., 1884-04-04

Telegraphic Briefs.
The Dni1y Times (dem.} OF Altoona, Pa, ceased
publication to-day.
Evening star., 1884-04-04

Miss Jessie Couthoui. talented young elocution.
tst, made her first appearance In this city on
Wednesday evening, at the Calvary Baptist church
An industrial school for the c0lored girls Of East
Washington has been started by Mrs. Hygate, re-
Gently OF the Industrial school Of Philadelphia. The
officers and lady visitors OF the ninth subdivision
OF the Associated Charities have frequently visited
the school during the month 1t has been in opera
ton, and approve the management.
Evening star., 1884-04-04

THE ARRIVAL OF FIsH.-Mr. Gwynn Harris. In
spector OF marine products, reports to-day the
rival Of 40 punches OF fsh, 1925 shad, 1902 her.
ring, a ta1lorS, 1850 bushels OF oysters
RANGE OF THE THERAoMRTER.-The following
were the readings at the Office OF the chief signal
officer Io-daya m. 457: II An, 56.72 pm. Sal
Maximum COL; minimum Ala
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-06-05
EsfnTcing Marital Rights.

The case of MIR. and MRS, Weldon,
t9f England, Is attrietlhga good deal
of attention throughout tlse civilized
world. The lady has iG beautif pl voice,
and was All ornament 10 society .lseElysa
she married.; but she .IIaE IA unhappy
teIuper, sIlFewdish tOngile Dad StIi
inoFdinate delight in litigati0n. She
has plenty of sla0neS. altd can indulge
in the luxury of Going 10 law. Her
husband found living with her unell-
durable, SO he left her. II = Offered her
every inducement to live alCne. Sh9
was to have house and money to live
0n comfortably; but that WAS MT
enough. She insisted upu4: heI FiglIts
TO her husband, and she wel4t tee law
tas snake him live " ith her The court
sustained her right. though admitting
that the law was absurd. Tie cOuTt,
however, suspended atty punisisnIGIst
OH Mr. Weldon, pending aIa appeal To
higher cOHFt. The lady was SO eager
to get a decision iN heg favor that she
applied to- the justice Of Appeal Ia take
the case otIt Of itSeEegllar order. which
they refused to da. It.eeefliA. ilOwey-
er. thatit really is the law OF England.
that u husband Ng wife eau lIc pun~
ishqa for not living with = married
partner who is hateful 90 them. at
last accounts law had been proposed
in Parliament tO rectify this state Of
things Dcns0rcst'o Monthly.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-06-05
THE REPUBLICAN SENATORI-
AL CONVENTION, 3sTH DIST.

"A meeting 0fthe Senatorial Commit
te:' tor the 3StL tOtd 34th) SrnntnriAt
OlStTlct Was held. pursuant To call, iH
OberIin. nn May 29th. 1851.
On nl0tiOss of j. e.. Wilson fho u,oot.
Ing was called to order toy el,ctiav a
NJ. BrenAman as chairman, ana VI. n
Dimmick as secretary.
Moved md carEie'i that the Senate
rial COnVentinn,0flthe 18th Srlsainrjal
District be held ut the new sehCM1I House
in Oberlin, On TUESDAY. july 29I,,
1884, ut II O'clock Il. M.
Moved andsscaFried that tlae tasIs o
representation be made nn the Tu,e
cast in 1881 for Lewis Hanback,, Com
gresham at Large; one delegate ut
large far each county, aud one for each
fifty votes and major fraction there Ds.
tO-Xif:
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-06-05

and the help of Gods right hand.
And often and over, the dear lord knows
I've knelt and prayed TO him
That somewhere, somehow, 'tWOuld
happen that they'd find and save
my jim.
You'll say tits poor old wOman's within,
but when prayed last night,
Right over yOn eastern window there
shOne Il wonderful light!
O4eastways it looked that way to me ,
and out of the light there fell
The softest voice had ever heard; it
rung like silver bell;
And, these were the words: ''The prod
igal turns, tired by want and sin,
He seeks his fathers open door; he
weeps and enters in IS
Why, sir, you're crying as hard as L:
what is it I have dOneP
Have the loving voice and the Helping
Hand brought back my wandering
sonp
Did you kiss me and call me Mother
and fold me to your breast,
Or is il one Of the taunting dreams that
come 70 rob me of my rest?
Oh-nO! thank God, tits q dream come
true! know he has saved my boy!
And the poor old heart that had lived
on hope is broken at last by joy!
-Arthur's Home Magazine.