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A preventive or TYPhO.MALA
RAJ,
Fever and Cure Tor Rheumatism NJ Last
DicOvered, by the Eirmoi

Fever and Cure FOR Rheumatism ~ Last
Dicovered, by the Firmoi
Hughes Bros, manufacturing chem.
lists of Dallas Texas, This eutarprisinp
firm have, for the last five years been
engaged in the manufacture of baking
powders, wines, cider, vinegar &c. DIR,
i. u, Hughes, who presides over their
laboratory has for the last forty wears
been engaged I'm the study aud practice
of medicine and chemistry, They also
have In their laboratory Prof. George A
Calhoun, who has Tor many years heen
teacher OF chemistry, also Mr.. J. Price
Wsrriok, u graduate Of chemistry in
the university of Philadelpbia.
lnese gentlemen In mauufsCt.
uring the various articles al.
ready mentioned, have found IL nsces.
sary 10 combat excessive lamentations.
whether vinous, acetous or alcoholic
winch nave over stood In the wAv nl
successfully manufacturing " Inc, vine-
gar aud alcohol I'm our southern climate.
Their experiments have resulted In tho
discovery OF an agent which cumpietelk
Obviates this difficulty. This agent Il
the extract of the bark Of troe indigo.
nous To the state OF Texas. CARVING
their experiments still further, ihey
nave ascertainee that this same extract
as completely controls the only remain
ing fermentation known to the arts and
scienoies, viz; Blood fermentation.
which is the cause Of fevers IA we'll ns oi
rheumatlsm. This agent they have
combined with the extracts OF yingsr
anc lemon, thereby rendering II a most
sitcacious as well as delightful and
Palatablo beverage. II Ia not only ma
o. the best of tonlcs In its effects. hit tbo
use OF II etleotually prevents typhae
Llaarial fever. AZ the same time h A.
sure cure for rheumatism nr
Hugnos' Extract of Lemon and t;jnee,
In pnt up in csses of two dozen BATTLES
and can be found IT all fire. clsss drug
and srcery stores.
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Entirely Now

EhHrOly New.
we have opened within tho past week
Auhe OF Turcoman curtains which we
are Offering at $3.50, They ara eonallv
as good as we have offered hpretoTofe
Tor woo. A lot OF straw mattings, our
ulrect lmportatiOns, at l2S cents. l5
cent? % cents, 30 cents aud upwsrds.
the best value ever offered. A large lo}
nl mats aud rugs far below former pri.
U.s. we nave many special offerings in
our carpetroom, and respectfully ask a
visit TO the department. Our stirling
E;nster offerings IN dress goods, black
INKS ana parasols, Will draw great
crowds TO these counters, In our adj
vertisement to day you viii find A list
., our great offerings; you will pro-
Ladies, let W. prevail on You to visit our
establishment, look through our offer.
iilgs, even II you don't intend to nnr.
'tiase' SANGER Bros
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For a good trunk, To Elm street.

For good trunk, I'D Elm street.
For fine vaise, 72 Elm street.
New cod nsh, a. Bouohe's, Sss Msiu
street.
Telephone Smith q Hall for your In.
suranoe.
New white Gsh, 1t 4. II. Boucho't, SD
Main street.
For good trunk or valise, call at the
trunk factory, ~ Elm street.
Just received, lot OF horse-rasish In
root at A. Il. Rouohe, the g-ocer.
Horse radlsh and everything IN tho
grocery line you want az Bouche's,
Smith d Hall will insure farmhouse
on the instaliment plan, CSn and SO
them.
Don't forget that Eurr Bros. is the
only CONCERN In Texas that cagSies the
celebrated Knox hats.
Bouche, tho Main street grocer, keeps
oyerythlSg In the grocery line. Teie-
phone him.
Ptko's Toothaohe Drops cure In one
minute, German Corn RQmovOr kills
corns and bunions.
iuivphouo VI leave your orders AZ
hsmilton q foung's, and have your
window glass put in.
Paints, ready mixed, so that any one
can use themi artist materials, oils, etc,
at Hamilton 4 Young's.
For the celebrated lei Prlnclpe de
Gales and Mardi Gras cigars call AZ the
Merchants Exchange Bar, corner La
mar and Commerce streets.
Treat your stock well and give them
chopped feed. 1t is not only the hest,
eut cheapest. Chopped corn, wheat
nsrley oats, Graham flour and corn.
meal at Felton'S mill.
Bobbins' scounug Polish IL the nest
thug Ia tho world FOR cloepinu I'm nans
and all Kitchen utensils. Finest thisp
Tor pstng In washing dishes and nnns in
hard water For sale hv A, X. Hnnchr,
Main street,
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a. AND 10 a ~ 81!
LoRnl made ON FARMS, RANCHES and
CITY PROPERTY IN sums OF over 1900
JAMES T.. SIMPSON,
Dallas, Texas,


Never Give Up
II you are suffering with low and de-
ressed spirits, loss OF appetite, general
a ebility, Cisordered blood, weak con-
titution, headache, or any disease of
b iliOus nature, 10y all meana procure n
b ottle OF Electric Bttters. You will be
urprlsed ~ see the rapid Improvement
hat will follow; you will 10 inspired
with new life; strength Gn0 activity win
return; pain and misery will cease, aud
enoeiorth You will rejoice in the praise
OF Electric Bitlers. Sold tor liny cents
bottle by W. II. Howell 4 Bro.
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LAMpAsAs SPRINGS
'RaIlroad Exten.ion hotels. lcte.

Active preparation for the axtousio.
OF the Gulf, Colorado & Santa Re rail,
roed from here is bringing in an arm,
or prospeotors, sni every branch 81
business Ia more hourishiug, partlcp
larly that of our now hotel, the S.
Geronim0, which Is one of tho mos
comfortable, elegantly furnished an,
pest ventilated houses In the state.
~ convenient TO business and hs,
plenty OF sample rooms. It's uccupau
rooms are all large AMI light. with higl
eellngs and southern oxpC sure. Ii.
neu0lng aud springs are A No. /. a.,
WINE Mr., Thompson Keeps the tahi.
wen up IN correspondence with the rsa.
%, the establishments, his popular rate q
great tavorite.
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73s Elatsr,,EET.

Mr., A. HunstaDie, VINO was former,
with the HuuStabie Boot and Shoe con
panyi and who was tbpir manufacnnr
manageri IL now manager NJ the elegi1
boot aud shoe stone 90 1872 Elm stresl
They have all the patterns Of the cen
hrnted Hunsiaul- boots and shoes, b
sides carrying q large line Of ladls
gents aud ehiiguG'5 shoes. Don't ios
get the new PUNISHABLE shoe store, at .
Elm, old GRIMM .--rn-
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Why don't you try Csrter's Little
Liver Pillsp They arc positive cure
or sick headache, aud all the illg pro-
uced by disorder liver. ouly one
Pill desc.
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The Rev. George a. rhayar, Of Bour-
bon, Indiana, saysi "Both mysolf and
wife owe our lives 10 Shiloh's Consnmp-
ON Cure" Sold by J. WiillamN 4 Co.
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In sympathy
Mst0 harn times We 1av9 redu co.
piece on Nsn paDer, Widow &. ass
PALMS and Artist Materials, Pic,NTC
Frames, etc.
HAMILTON & You've
HHr Elm hsrett.
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Why not use chopped feed when Won
eau get ~ The cheapest aud the nest.
ol.phone or send your order To- Eel
ons miu, and It will he delivered
promptly G.. II. r. LION.
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The threats of tho prohibltlonists
gainst liquor selling has alarmed Dali
anltes. The few drops that remain are
ii found at the Glen Lea.
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window Glasa nj low prices, and
glazing done In any part of tbo city.
HAMILTON & YOUNG,
S26 Elm street
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eillloh'e Vitalizor IL VIVA you need for
consumption, loss of appetite, dizziness.
and al symptoms OF dyspepSae. Priea
Williams q Co, -
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Henry Pollock & Co, manufael ures of
runks and valises. Repairing neatly
l one. ~ Elm street.
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For lame back, side or oheai uAe 6hi.
obs Porous Plaster. Prioo 70 0OAtE
sold by j. L.. Williams g. Co,
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Hleepless nights made miserable the
that terrible cough. Skiloh's Cure is by
rensely Tor You. Sold by J. l.. Williams
& Co.
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~, ', ~ NeeIr4 honesty 81 positive
v v1nv ioF SSsIIrh, ! nhhor'a sud asnko5
"iunth' SOLO W. L. Williams u ca.
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Shllo5's Cough ana Consumption Cure
IN sold by ua on 0 guarantee. II cures
consumUtion. sold bv J. l.. williams
AGO.
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Ladies Nisscs and Ohiiir,u straw Hat,
all colors, ut Buman,s.
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A\Dasal Injector tree with zach gltsll
II lNnoh's oRtsrrh Remedy. Prios b
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Pure anS unoOloied and guaranteed
unadulteret,N May Blossom Tea at 50
cents y pound IN Que pound packages NJ
Bouches', HlS Main street.
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Shiloh's cure win immediately relieve
Group, whooping uouRh and bronchitis.
Sold Nv y. l.. Williamstt Go.
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III, nus Is tue fire season; 30 insure your
h isHp.- " with smith B Hall, aSonts
'l'ue opposite Herald office.
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eor ti,uusrd graduated sugar, IL pounds
WI ~ Z. IL. MoMAND Il Bao,,
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nuaos. Cnlsck,r q lasting snG igagrasi
perfume. vrica ~ and a. oents. sold ~
J. L. Williams & Go.
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Are you mate nieerablo Dy indiges.
Ion, constipation, SiE1ln0ss, loss Of ap-
otite, yellow skim Shiloh'h YitaliKer IL
positive cure. Sold b. y. L. Williams
q &c,
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Catarrh cured, health and sweat brasth
secured by Shlloh's Catarrh Remedy.
Price % oenta. Nasal injector free, Sofj
Ny j. L. williams 4 Go.
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Fine French
imported iIowors at Bauman's.
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Latest styles "a bats and furnishing
goods, at Burr's. bi2 Main street.
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Come and seo the other, brother.
another, tho tothor and ho has put up
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IA u, ell c5lors and styles a. prices to suit
all, ut Baumau's. SUN
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The j. %. watkins Land aiortgAge Co
EARE
LOANS ON LAND

For Long Time at Reasonable Rates.,
OFFICE; OvER OLIVTR gRtaGs' BAgK,
For particulars, call on or address
J. H. WATKINS L.. "a. co.,
Dallas, TenoE,
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For Raster.

French pattern hats and bonnets a
Bauman's.
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and coriets cheap a. Bauman's.
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There sacret about
7NAN 20 oNNNVt obNNN
MEXICAN giEMALk RgSEnY

which al iadios should know. See ON,
Mronlsr at your druggists.
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We hsye just received a full line of
spring cuttings. DOUGLAS RIOS.
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Todd Mills Prairie Flour, s2.a6 per 100
rounds. c, r. MnNANp6 Bro,
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oand from Europe NJ lowtYt raiec. spe-
advantages 20 parties Wishing 70 bring
snds TO this country. For Tickets auu
or Information, call ON or address
OSCAR g. M kRAIt
General Passenger Agent Galveston.
". !, Hf'NkNAj
Ticket Agel VI, Nallas.
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We OFFER NEW GOODS JUST ARRIVING is FOLLOWS

500 barrels Choice Yellow Clarified Sugar
800 Oarrels Choice White Clarified Sugar.
$40 barrel Choice Brown Clarified Sugar.
900 barrels Belchers Standard Grgnulated
Sugar.
100 bags Co5ee, our own im7Or'aiipo
cars Short Bacon,
sears Short l9ry salt Midd
car Fowler Brothers. Name
2cars Royal Patent Flocr
car "IdeaW Fancy Peteat
CAT President Straight Rau3f rt5ce=a.
car Choico Apples
r. -. -. IN "a ~
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THE CITY.
THE yrxAa rAND NoRreAeE o..

TIE THNhu LAND y MONTAGUE Oh.
LOANS MONEY ON
Real Estate and good Collateral Secur.
ity ON LONG and short time and ressonN.
BILE rates OF interest, Vel tors lien
notes are also bought or loan a on, and
arrangements can bo made 20 repay
loans by inHtallments.
@. n. WELI.Ef LEY,
General n mayer.
offices In Merchants Exchapg Dallas,
fNnwaa
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collie AC= DT5 FOE
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7 car TOtAtOeb
1900 cases New Packing Can Goods
200 kegs Soda,
500 cases New Salmon.
poo cases l-pound cans Freah Macherss.
Also The following slods Cor tlgeci ssin
nent from tao poirr seemed 20 5agem il
my part OF the cceni,Y;
CaUforp'a traits &. 4 at saw Trar.
cisco.
CANNED iaaEelpi urine1ue sorGlnes AZ;
canned ."nmet2. D.. %. IS. Portland 40
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For Other Real Estats See First Page.l
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.
New Lot to be Purchased-DraV
 ings Exhibited.

New Lot to be Purchased-DraVy-
 fngs Exhibited.
 At the meeting of the Board of Education last evening it was voted to renovate thor oughly the outhouse at the Edwards street school and to connect with a sewer when one is placed in that street. The matter of pro- viding hand grenades for the different schools was laid on the table.
 It was voted to purchase the lot on Gregory street, 93x168, for the erection of @ suitable school house. The lot is 130 feet from Ash nun street.
 The abatement of taxes on the property of Solomon Rosenbluth on William street was referred to the Finance committee for the re- duction of taxes. The petition of Mr. Bail, the professor of drawing, asking for an hours time for his exercises instead of thirty-ive minutes was referred to Superintendent Out ton.
 MT. Zunder expressed his qualification that the members of the graduating class had complied with the wishes of the board in every particular and vote was passed to the effect that the board were unanimously pleased with the graduating exercises.
 Drawings made by the pupils of the High school were exhibited to the Board of Educa- tion. They consisted of original designs for tiles, panels, rosettes and drawings from various models by the fourth class. In the projection drawing, by the third class, each pupil drew his or her own room, with the furniture in it. The junior class has sketches from nature and some copies. The work by the senior class is mainly sketches from nature The mechanical drawing is the work of the boys in the fourth class. Geometrical drawings by the pupils in the highest rooms of the grammar schools were also on ex- hibition.
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ReIiefous Aervfcea.

! EMHAMUEL BAPTIST CHuRcH.-(Corner Chape
 f ana Day iis isstrsetssRey C. A. Piddock, of Middle SPIRrTUALIsrs' HAIL-doa Orange street1 Con | ference Sunday afternoon at 28O o'clock afte | which business meeting. The public are invited l HUMPHREY STREET CoNGREaATIoNAI CHURCH
 William f. Poor Sunday school at D. M m D Youn, sgx peoples temperance meeting at 6 p. m. HOWARD AVENUE M E. CHURcH-{Corner Fourtf streetl-Rev Nathan Hubbell, pastor will ipreacf at l0:3O a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday school al ESQ Visiting friends welcomed. Seats all free.
 CALVARY BAPTIST CHuRcH Chapel. corner Yorh pastor will | preach morning and evening. Sunday school at 12 m. Young peoples meeting at p. m
 FIRST BAPTIST TCHURcH-(Wooster Place)-Preach ing ing in the morning by the Rev; C. A. Paddock, of class at 12 m. Praise and prayer service at D. m.
 SECOND ADVENT CHRISTIAN CHURcH.-Beers streetEsocial meeting in the morning at 1o:3o. Elder A. J. Wheeler. Strangers welcome. Seats free.
 dress the Good Samartans at Bunnefl's Museum to- morrow evening, Miss Kitty o'Donnell will sing. door. of Brooklyn, N Y, will preach at 1o:so a. m m and 7:30 p. m. Praise service conducted by MT. el at 6:3O
 TRINITY M. E. CHURcH.-(Dwight Place, corner G George street)IPreaching morning and eve Bible school at 2:30. Subject for evening sermon
 How the Battle IS Lost. Young people especially invited
 CHRIST CHURcH-(Broadway and Elm street.) Rev. Era Erasmus Van a :Deerlin es rector Morning prayer a. Sunday school at p. m. Evening prayer and sermon at k7:30.
 GEORGE STREET M. E. CHURcH.-Rev. c. B. Ford, pastor. Preaching tomorrow at 10:30 a m. by the Rev. A H. Wyatt and at 7:30 p. m. by the pastor Prayer and praise service at CHS Seats free. Strangers made welcome.
 CHURCH IHE MESSIAH, First Universalist Orange street. near Elm)-Rev; Selden Gilbert day school at F m. Morning topic: Christian ity;'' evening, Everlasting Punishment
 DAVENPORT CHURcH-Wooster Square.-Rev. l. c. Meserve, pastor. Preaching service in fore Chapel service in the evening" to S. Morning prayer meeting at 930 Strangers and new corners invited.
 FIRST NJ. E. CHURcH.-Rev. D. A. Goodsell, D. D. p. m. The pastor will preach morning and ing Sabbath school at 2:30 D. m. Evening, "The
 ecret of a Useful Life" Young peoples meeting at 6:15 p.
 CHURCH THE HOLY SPIRIT. Second UniverSaliSt, corner of Davenport avenue and Ward street. and 7:30. Sunday school and adult Bible classes at noon. Morning sermon: Green Grass (Matt.6 3O.) Evening: Choral service All cordially invited.
 DWIGHT PLACE CHURcH.--(Corner of Chapel and noon by Rev. c. s. Williams. Morning service at 1o:30 Sunday school at 1:45 p. m. Afternoon ser vice at 3:15. Young peoples prayer meeting al 6:3o. Regular weekly prayer meeting Tuesday eve ming at 730
 ST. JOHN STREET NJ E. CHURCH.-Rev. A. H. Wyatt pastor. Preaching at 1030 a. m. and 730p. by the pastor Evening subject, Immortality As signment of pews in this church Monday evening. hood of the church invited to take sittings with us.
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News by Telegraph FROM ALL QUARTERS. SOME HOPE FOR GRANT. His Friends Expect Him
 To Recover. THE AMBER DEFIES RUSSIA. He Will Not Yield An
 Inch, THE LAST HOURS OF PRELLER His Dying GrOans Heard
 By A Guest.
THE LAST HOURS OF PRELLER
GENERAL GRANT.

Some Hope Now For His Recovery
 "A Growing Belief That The Doc-
 tors Have Been Mistaken and There
 Is No Cancer.
 NEW YORK, April 17.-There seems to be growing impression that; t;General Grant will recover The Sun said positively this morn ing, though apparently on it's own authority: ''It is now settled that General Grants dis ease is not cancer.n Several of the after noon papers state that the generals physl- clans now think that he is improving. No interview has been reported, however, in which any one of the physicians in attend ance makes definite statement that will bear out these assertions. Dr. Shrady's most sanguine utterance thus far has been that he feels very hopeful for the future, but that it is premature to say that the general is out of danger. Jesse Grant said to-day that he was still inclined to think the origi- nal diagnosis of cancer was correct. The specialist who made the microscopic exami- nation of the throat tissue, and whose report confirmed the diagnosis of cancer, is George R. Elliott, expert in this line Dr. Elliott was asked to- day whether in view of the recent turn in the generals condition he still held that the disease was cancer. He replied "I have not seen the generals throat since l made the examination, but the progress of the disease as reported has not convinced me that the case is not one of epithelioma. There are to be sure some peculiar features about the course of General Grants illness, but none think which cannot be reeonciled to the theory of epitheleoma. Epithelioma is of very slow growth. Ups and downs are to be expected. The improvement of late may be accounted for partly by the sloughing of the diseased tissue. As ulcera- tion proceeds the amount of dead tissue in creases. When this is removed from time to time great relief is given. The diagnosis was not made wholly on the aspect presented by the diseased tissue. The general course and symptoms of the disease were considered. The possibilities of the disease being some thing varying from cancer were duly weighed. To my mind the physicians in charge have been very conservative in their treatment. Those who have not watched the case throughout cannot be correctly informed aboutssit."
 Another prominent physician said to-day that he believed the generals low condition was due to the effects of cocoaine and opium and not to the disease. There is rumor that Dr. Sands, who has been consulting sur geon in the case, has dropped out, being un- able to agree with the oth@ physicians as to the nature and treatment of the disease.
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VOL. LII
Td4ants.

WANTED. 4 1LEHk Tn grocery and fruit store. one that nm 0 derstands the business. Address e. IF H "i'
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CUPID,s WILEs IN CHURCH.

A Cfrcumspect Sexton Leaves His
 Better Half PenniIess and ElOpes
 With a Carpenters Dashins Wife.
 ELIZABETH, N J., April 17.-Elizabeth is agog over the story of the reported elopement of w. B. Hart, the respected and circum- spect sexton of Christ Episcopal church, and Mrs. Walter Buckle, the dashing brunette wife of an industrious carpenter, the former leaving venerable wife penniless and taking with him his last months salary of $50. Hart is fne-looking man forty-eight years old. He was looked up to as 8 most excel lent man in whom there was no guile. Mrs. Hart, lady with white hair and evidently on the shady side of fifty, can scarcely be- lieve that her husband has gone off with Mrs. Buckle and to-day told reporter shs had no evidence of it, but that he had left home unexpectedly, taking valise full of clothing and the next day she received a letter postmarked New York and apprising her that he had gore to Utah to enter the employment of a MT. Harvele at $95 month 1y, but did not say what part of that vast territory he was going to. He promised to return in six months and would send his wife some money. For four years Hart had been the faithful sexton of the cosy little Eplsco- pal church on Scott Place and for twenty-five years had he lived with his wife with scarcely family jar. He was a military man and wore the badge of Eliza beth's crack Company c.
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To Enjoin Receiver Clark.

BOSTON, April 17.-A bill in equity was filed in the United States court to-day by Jeremiah w. White ct al. vs. Charles P. Clark, receiver of the New York and New England railroad and the American Loan and Trust company. The plaintiffs seek an injunction to restrain the latter company from surrendering or disposing Of 6s7 cal trust certificates and especially from ex, changing them for $627, ,0OO in New York and New England second mortgage bonds The bill also seeks an accounting of the amounts due on 614 additional certificates still outstanding and in default of payment asks that Receiver Clark be ordered to turr over to the holders the car trust rolling stock or it's equivalent. The bill is returnable lime
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A SITUATION by a thoroughly competent o1bia.t American woman as housekeeper; would not class references. Address ~
 alS itF HOUSEKEFPER This ,)fice