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Hsiss SaxtOn Tells Her story.

THE rSsayoRY VERMONT SCANDAL VENTILATED.
At the hearing OF the Slxton-MasOn case In Bur-
nngton, VT, yesterday. Miss SaXt0n was placed on
the stand and testified that at the time Mason be-
trayed her she was between twelve and thirteen
years old, and since then for the past four years
had met him at various places; that since 1881
she has received about 500 from him, I'm sums
varying from 81 To So. and several times the
money was concealed by him in fruit.
On crOSS-eXaminatfOn she admitted that she was
delivered OF "A stillbOrn child at WillSbOrO. NY
seven months ago, and that she took the remains
In box to Jersey City, where they were buried
This the trouble referred 10 i'm her letter ask
ing Mason for money. A letter OF Miss SaXtons
WAS submitted by the states attorney dated
August 4th, and addressed 10 Mason. in which she
enclosed copy OF letter She intended sending to
Mrs Mason, unless she heard from him, and in
forming her that she Miss SaXton) had had child
by Mason, who had ruined her. Miss SaxtOn is
now only IL Years old.
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RAILWAY rxa FERrESr OYER

HALFWAY IN fEkfKST OVER AN ELoPEMENT-
Fashionable society ia Railway, y j.. VS. sur
priscd Wednesday morning when il learned nh
news oi the elopelnent and marriage OF MIR .Ioha
Van bureD aad Miss Ida, daughter OF Alderman
LoiiIniller, or Railway. The young couple are bCrh
handsome anu accomplished, anu although The,
nave been keeping company some time, none OF
Their friends or acquaintaEceS expected them 10
DC married at 80 early a date. The clipping counIa
went from Railway 10 Jersey City and eal led MO-
Rev Mr.. PaTInlS, at No. 204 Grand street where
they We're married. They have now taken a suife
OF rooms at the Chamberiin house, In Rahwav
The case derives an added interest from the fass
that the young and iInpulsiye bridegroom Is reie
OK the raAlily vi the late President Van buren,
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10 CONTEST GEN. Posr's SEAr.-A telegram from
GaiesDurg, H., December .. says: COneres,uan
Northngton has served notice that hes viii Con-
test Gen. Posts recent election 10 seat In CON
gress. The principal charge Il that "a number of
unquslln"d persons, probably meaning colle.,-
students, were allowed 10 vote and rhnr they
their ballots for Post ~
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>D>
ABscoxps OWING S;05. 600

AhscoSDs OWING &;05,000.-A report reached
Denver, COL, from Fort Collins Tuesday that f. l.
carter, one OF the officials OF the North Pondre
Lana, Canal and Reservoir company has myste-
riousl} disappeared and has not been seen nor
hsSia rom since last week. II il supposed that
ht nas aooeonded, leaving an Indebtedness In the
IhiShUorhood OF $4,000, ali OF which, with the
exception OF from $4,000 10 $4,000 is secured,
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REJOICING SALARIES IN THE BALTIMORE PosT
OFFICE--I esterday was a gloomy day in the Balti
pay Is reduced under the new -, stem Of tauaIIIno
salaries No matter how long a clerk has been
employed, or how efficient. he receives the salary
OF his grade and the clerk just appointed receive,
as much Joseph = Mettee, a republican one OF
the forcnen OF the city division. Ttsg net lmmedt
500 NN"
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The GREAr Rush To

KINGS PALACE
NOW IS YOUR CHANCE, COME AND BEHOLD
OUR SLAUGHTERING PRICES
MILLINERY, CLoAKs AND FURs WAY DOWN.
Special sale Ladies Fine French Felt Hats most de-
s1rable shades and colors, at 80 cents.
l2,O0O Elegant Chiidreu's Felt, Plush, and Velvet
Hats, elegantly trimmed. at 65, 70 cents and al.
Thousands Of Fancy Wings, Birds and Feathers at
your own price.
Silks Velvets Pushes Ribbons, way below the mar
ket value.
OUR GREAT SLAUGHTER IN CLOAKS
We never knew of season more to the advantage of
buyers. We imported our Clouks for cash We still
have the largest stock in the city We determined
to clear the entire stock right at the beginning the
seasons while our customers are in need of goods
not only have surprise in store for you regarding
styles in Misses and ladies' Cloaks, especially Inn
ported for KINGS PALACE.
At 1918 and $3 we will sell you Ladies' Walking
Jacket, only Of brown black bouce cloth former
Price 80; At $3.50. "a and 81 80 we will sell you
fine Jacket, sold formerly ST and 81 We sell La
dies Newarkets, beautifully trimmed, at e., 8 and
S6 Lovely Plush Coats Real Seal Plush Visites and
Newm ma rlS ct sl5, S17, $40 and S25 only.
MISSES CLOAkS-f You want stylish ClOaks for
Your children, KINGS PALACE beats them all Our
assortment is not only immense; we also have the
finest and loveiest styles not to be found elsewhere
We will sell Cloaks for Children Of all ages at
$40, az 40, S3, $3.50, g. s. and So.
Come and try us before buying elsewhere
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Ho1rDAr Oprs1se.

Ho11DAY Opening.
SEATON PERRY,
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY Il BRorHEn).
WILL OPEN ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER GOTH, A
LARGE R AN 1E, VARIED I ASSURTME mi; OF Noy-
VIENNA LEATHER AND PLUSH TOILET CASES.
RUSSIA AND VIENNA LEATHER CARD CASES
AND POCKETBOOkS.
JAPANESE, SEAL AND ALLIGATOR SKIN
LUNDB0Ras COLOGNE AND DOORS IN WICKER
COVERED BOTTLES.
PLUSH AND OLIVE WOOD ODOR CASES
ALGERIAN FIGURES, MANICURE SETS, EIE-
CANT plaques, WITH PLUSH MOrNTINGS
IMPORTED SATIN-tINED WORK BASKETS.
NOVELTIES IN HUNGAKIAN GLASS, .
VIENNA 81 LEATHER E4E WRITING CASES AND AUTO.
GENTLEMEN's SHAVING CASES AND SMOKING
LADIES, AND GENTLEMEN's CHINA SILK
HANDKERCHIEFSA AND MUFFLERS
LATEST NOVELTIES IN LADIES' COLORED BOR-
DERED WHITE BLOCK PATTERNS AND EN-.
Bk0IDERED HANDKERCHIEFs.
CHIEFS For LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, At
NEW SILK TMBRELLAS FOR LADIES AND GEN
TLEMEN. WITH GOLD SILVER. EBONY,
NATURAL WOOD STICKS.
eE- PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
sEAToN PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING,
~ pennsylvania ave-. cor 9th st.
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Q ~

CHARGED WITH FIXING MCQUADEs JrRY-New
ork detectives Wednesday night arrested Her
man FalkenDerg, tailor, and locked him up M
police headquarters. Recorder Smyth issued a
warrant Tor his arrest yesterday afternoon Tie
prisoner Is charged with the crime OF ..xingr the
raixnet TODAY - 49,
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

FAMILY SUPPLIES.
ELPHoNzo L oUNas
Company
ARE OFFERING
New Grenade Walnuts.
New Languadse Almonds.
New Princess Paper Shell Almonds
New Brazil Nuts.
Large Pecan Nuts
Large Filberts.
Extra Large Oudara (cooking) Raisins
Extra Choice Cluster (table) RaiSins.
Extra Choice aud Bright Sultana ERisins.
Splendiq New English Currants.
Splendid New Ctron.
Aunt Abbie Mince Meat
Stuffed Mangoes in Sweet Pickle.
Small Ghrkins in Sweet Pickle
Extra Choice Creamery Butter
Splendid Sweet Cider
Elegant Maple Syrup.
Potato Chips fresh from the oven every other
day.
ELPHONZO YOUNGS
Company,
Az 9th street northwest
p. S.-Not open after O'Clock D. IN. until next week
az E.Y.
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DlSGRACED AFTER DEATH-It has been dis
covered that Charles Rau, the deceased treasurer
OF the town OF Union Htll, y. j., died a defaulter
In the amount OF -, lOo.6s. Mr.. Rau had been
treasurer OF the town for several wears and nre-
vious 10 that had been a member OF the common
cou1cil and had held other important positions of
pubic trust No one ever doubted HIS integrity
He was an Old man and was considered wealthy
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PENNSYIyANIAR oUTF

4 ETH E2s ssSrs ssyrxrsr
STEEL Xii hffrcr y SSHHfN1tlGtA IN t2 ss
Trains leave Washington from station corner Of sixth
For Pi;tsbars a,d The West chisaEe Limited Errro-s
Line S4o a daily 10 cincinnati AZ and i'n ny . an..
WIN SstiiiS Carr IRON Hnr1lshnrg Ia Cincinnati.
i9 Chicago. with Sleeping Car Altoona To Chrsgo
Shlsaso aid Cinciip.ti EsIress. at 10 " daily
Louis ala HaIrisburE, to Cleveland cOIlno,;ii.- 1t
seaeTs for VI" Lds sfr and hf aenh se hr"T F..
Nress 1000 I. NJ daily Tor P.,tsb'irc aud the
BAtfiMoEE AND i5Tom hAafE' EspiR d @s0
for a panInd ts. horiicsr haiao MARIA.
:, Cars washinprton 10 Rochester
For w,lIia,msport, Loeb Haven and Elmlra, at $40
For New York and the Ea.t. p. 900 and MS
On SUNDAY Sp H. ID 100 1870 s sSa = 60 f %
S asy t aassSs SUNDAY S1 r ana
Fss f SsssE S 3 s rssE
jersey City with boats o Brooklyn ANNEX aiiord-
p0i ie pE4,ss across Ssw isTE CITY ""1
For 4is dS 1000 and spq r.s On 2oS
200 A N; 1870, 100 ! is, q 90. 10 90 Sai
days and 90 7, NJ daily, Nv
For Bn!n i@io 1; Pa, p POO $40 100 an
!S 1879 and Is 20 ~ 40 OF 81 SUNDAY
For pope,s Greek Line. rs AN. and 40 p NJ daily.
For Ann.p,ii. rs AN, 1e IS and % PM daily.
except sunday. Sundays, - 90 4 NJ. I.lbPM
Shy sS6 AhERASbkih sSb IVA Sss II eft
For Alexandra, 8 oo.7 o5, 925 II An IL OF noon.
NJ On sunday ss II g r. x o s snd and 10
PM ~
For Richmond and the South, o. IL AN daily and
- 4:3o IN. daily, except SUNDAY.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, o. 90.
1000, To- AN; leo 300, 3::.3 , 10, : .OJ,
y:32 and 10 AZ PM and IL 10 midnii-it texrept
Monday On Sunday ri 100 and 10 .:s., A NJ;
5; 10. 932, l0:42 p NJ. and IL 10 night
Tickets and Information the office northeast cor
ner OF 18th street and Penns vania avenue and the
station. where orders be left for the checking II
baggage TO destination from hotels and residences
cHAS. Il. PUtiE, tienernl Manager
j. X WOOD, General Passenger Agent. MS
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DIEDMoNT AIR LINE.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV Il. 1856

SCHfDtl-E IN EFFECT NOV. II. 1856
rains leave H. and II station. 9th and Il streets.
900 am,-Daily tor Narrrnton .i0r,iuIisv,lle ana
o. points l.ynchburR, Rocky Mount nA,,Vile Rsl-
eiei, charlotte, Atlanta and all points South Fall-
and Washington To New Orleans - '
2:3o y. m-Dnly, except sunday, for Manassas.
StrnsbuTp and intermediate stations
80 ,. m-laily for Nauenion. Gor,ion-,flle
1hariottesvie, staunton, Louisville. Cincinnati aud
points on the chesapeake aud Ohio rout. Pullman
slecJ'ers Washington 10 Louisville
IL ;oO pin,DHils for lynchlar-. Raleigh AshyiIla
Sharlote columbia. Aiken. Augusta Atlanta. Mont
geometry New Orleans and points Southwest Iuii-
man buffet sleepers WASHINGTON Ia Aiken = q Nash
Mlgton 10 Montgomery contracting with parlor car 10
TRAINS ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO DIVISION
Leave W ashington u Is daily ~Nce,t Sunday
and ~ Pm daily, arriving at Round ain N a. a
IN AID lg pm returning. leave Round Hl q Or a
II, uhiiy ana u PM except sunday. arriving an
Washington x 20 M. and % pm.
through Trains from South arrive al Washington
$50 m aud 3 70 pm: and from LouisNile 1, 40 a.
IN; StrasbuIg local 10 % am y
Tickets sleeping car reservation and Information
FURNISHED and baggage checked o;ce tjOl TenrsA
Nania ave ana ~ passenger station, Peunsy wanna
Railroad, 9th aud b SITS.
JAS l.. TAYLOR,
n f.AN.. Ia
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RAILROADS.
BALrIxoHE AND ONO RAILROAD.
schedule in effect SUNDAY NOVEMBER 18th, Iss6
until further notice.

n.
until further notice
fSr ShiSasO 10 %. ii 90 am, and 10 10 nm daily.
m. !. . Fast Iamltad Express far P,i.burs aud I'M:
sTnT s ss = 'iins .. sr T ehS- SS @s
OLD. m No extra fare is charged on these trains
For cinclnnat. Louisville and -, Louis daily e 10
I'm and 10 10 pm with through coaches aud Palace
M Is fast imi,ed train !" einSinna s,. 81 Louis,
$40 pm. No extra fare is charged on TIN. train ios
and siseians cars 70 PiiisSars "'' ''','''
For lexinrton aud Local Stations. = 40 am daily.
Isr HaSy Sc Grace, wnmins,Or and Philadelphia.
Q For Belihnore ON week days ;. GIo. 6 40 so
,rasa $40 10. 40 40. 90 90, = g and
siT1 f OF T ss.s e. SO. 81 a. 90 IS IS
- For shsgsndoah valley Railrosd and points south
s r ass "a P has sssr iT
; For Milminston. Delaware and Intermediate points
pe.~ren bsltlmore and Wilmington 3 - . IA. daily.
o. For Gram Annapolis $40 I'm. and Ie 10 and 30 pm
For Way stations betwccn Washington aud Baiti.
and % III pm 90 On Sunday m : sS aS 30
tan Branch Ia o aa daily f fsr Ss sSs on s ss
~. i ssix ~ pm daily esoea sunday. for prii
on Ssy stops Mt all stations For thsr~burg and
ln1rli iiAte lnlnis 10 % am. 1. 20 and u pm,
ahil!. cActlt SUNDAY. For Frederick = 40 a M. and
40 L m daily, eNs,It SUNDAY
For H-gerstowu 10 90 IA and : n IA an daily 40.
ceIt Sunday. I'm '' w.
Trains arrive from the IVES, daily q 20 = 20 An
10 10 ana Fl pm Little Ro'k ENprpss
From PHILADELPHIA, Chester. wipiil stan aud Hayrs
From Wilminron and intermediate sa ~ p 1T nsrt
Baltimore, lsam f'' N'''" W
From Annapolis. X 30 a m Gna 4 10 ana D. ,,n
sunday. 10 b m u - ~ VA. ~ ~ -
From Har'er's Perry and Valley Rat,ra.a I. aa.-
daily except sunday. y" "0"A~
From Frederick and intermediate point. \ % m
and In y. m. daily except sunday " "
Trails leave iSsl tinore for Washington ~ I o. q 10
~ sVob y y, and 1880 am. 4. L. = so. 3 A.
SO ,. 80. ~, % and I 90 r. an on SIIula,s
30 .Q,a 90 and .o5 sni 30 ,: 30 10 = ,,a
80 ~. 81 90 and 1 1 r. I.
All trains from Washington stop al Relay s.ati,,
except %. , IL and q 10 n m
FOR dnriher lfornation ai y At the Baltimore ana
Ohio Ticket Office. Washington station BIn and II5I
ftlins. lNtna avenue l4th street where orders
VIII he taken for apTe 10 be checked ana received, a
any point IN the city.
DUNHAM. OK Ipnn
General Manager. Baltimore. tn5l GP A.
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A JEALOUS HUSBANDS CRINES.-One wear ago the
Congregational church NJ Geneva, Ohio was fired
by an tncendiaTy- Last summer the harness was
cut from the horse OF Frank Gleason, which stood
In front OF the cAufch- 4 week ago last SUNDAY
night the horse or Mrs Jennie AlIeInan. who PLAYS
Inc organ IN the church, and Who lives AT Madison
a nelghOOring village. was diSeInDOweled A c,ti-
zenS committee Was formed To ferret Out the per
petrdtOTS oI the Outrages. They employed a de-
tectlve, who arrested CLARK hlleman. the husband
OF The ofganiSt- A special from Geneva says that
Alienan made partial confession and is In tail
lie says he vas prompted TO his deyiltry by jeal-
Ousy Oh his WIFE, He had an accomplish
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STEAMERS.

STEAMERS.
A TLANTIC AND WEST INDIA LINE
NEW AND CHARMING WINTER TOURS
British. Danish and French West India Islands 40
D. s. BARRACUDA, sailing THURSDAY, December
9th. and thereafter
stopping n day more at ST. crOix ST. Kits, An
ugua, Martinique. Barbados DeInerar Trinidad, SO.
Superb passenger accommodation, excellent Cuisine
Smoking Room, Bath Rooms. etc Apply to
LEAlCRAFT a. co.
oc2l-th- O. tu:Sm 140 Pearl street, New York.
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The NATIONAL LIFE AND MAruR1rY
ASSOCIATION, OF WASHINGTON, D. c.,
I'D Street Northwest
Issues MATURITY POLICIES, payable In Cash at
the Expiration of Five and Ten FEARS and
LIFE INSURANCE Policies,
Guaranteed i'll Amount and with asolute Limit of Cost
Parties familiar with Life Insurance. are invited to
examine the plan Those i'll search Of inform alton can
always obtain it at the Office of the Association
OFFICERS:
Horatio Browning, president;
William f. Clark, vice president:
Samuel Norment, treasurer;
Geo. d Eldridge, secretary and genI manager;
John b. Iarner, counsel;
r Eiddelle, NJ. D., medical directors
John II. Heller. general agent;
Geo. j. yesterday, assistant cashier:
DIRECTORS:
Horatio Browning, Seymour " Unlock
Samuel NOrment r, O. HoltzInan
William Z. Clark, r. f. Baker,
James L. Barbour, James &, Norris
Robert Boyd, John ID Larner
Frank Hume, p s. Rf,ideiia
Levi Woodbury.. noa.3m
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

fO1OMAt III ' Elk BDAIS.
I>OR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
NEW IRON STEAMER "wAkEFIFLD-
Leaves 9TH street wharf Oh MONDAYS, THUESp AVS
and SATURDAYS ut q Returning Al ESD AS,
FRIDAYS and SUNDAY pm, touching at River Land
ings far Aonlini Creek. turlIoIHRD, Va ana II
Clements Bay, Md. Connects with b. aud %. Il X &c
Shepherds. See schedule
JOHN b. PADGEIT. Agent
Z. w. RIDLEY, Manager. fes
nIRECT To NEw YoRK-FRElGHT STEAMERS
~ JOHN GIBSON and = &: KNIGHT leave Pier 4 L,
Last River, \. A., every SATURDAY at pm; 9TH 81
wharf, Washington, every TUESDAY MORNING..
Freight nj lowest rates. Epi
Mt. VERNON. MT VERNON.
STEAMER W. W. COECORAN
Leaves 9TH street wharf daily teNceIt sunday for Mt
Vernon at 10 O'Clock Returning, Reaches WASH
inrton about 3:30 pm
self l., l. BIAkT Fat,tsin
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HOUSEFURNISHINGS

11OO OIA ~ ~.
DECORATED Tor1zr Srrs.
We are opening this week several
NEW DECORATIONS IN ENGLISH TOILET SETS
Atvesy Low prices
Novelties in Royal. Worcester aad other fsnsd I'm.
ropean productions for
WEDDING PRESENTS.
NEW CHRISTMAS GOODS daily arriving
wuMARTH KDMoNsroN.
China and Glass Importers.
d1 1905 Pennsylvania avenue.
p. HAssos Hiss & Go.
SIS 18TH ST.
HAVE ON EXHIBITION FINE LINE OF
WALL PAPERS.
INEXPENSIVE PAPERS IN ART coLoRs AND
CHOICE DESIGNS.
FRISCO PAINTING IN ALL IT'S BRANCHES.
DESIGNS AND ESTIMATES FURNISHED.
SPECIAL LINE OF
UPHOLSTERY AND DRApERY GOODS OF ALL
GRADES AND PRICES
BROCADES
Pushes
TAPESTRIES,
vELCURS,
CRETONNEs
SCOTCH LAcEs
ANEW IMPORTATION OF CHEAP
INDIAN CURTAINS
SELLING ALL FURNITURE IN STOCK At
REDUCED PRICES.
SpECIALTIEs IN CARPETS.
ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED.
P HANSON HISS & co,
n16 S15 18th Street.
d ~ ID
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gFYour presence is respectfully requested The
display exces all past efforts The majority Of the
novelties personally selected by the proprietor
when in Europe and prices quoted that appear OBJ
surdly low. After the Opening regular prices will be
resumed until after Christmas. By buying now you
obtain selection from unbroken assortment and at
Souvenir prices
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A Scheme TO License Eyerything.
HOW ALDERMAN COLvIN, OF CHICAGO. WOULD I
CREAsE TIE CITY REXENUE.

HOW ALDERMAN COLvIN, OF CHICAGO, WOULD IN
CREASE THE CITT's REVENUE.
AT Monday nights session of the Chicago city
council Alderman Colyin introduced an ordinance
which, he said would add 81 800 600 year TO the
city's revenue. Every year $1,000 COO "A, 600 600
or 100000 was added TO the value OF the
property, but the assessments kept going down.
In 1856 the assessment was sao,ooo.00O less than
in 1875. A large addition TO the population was
expected from the admission OF Jefferson, Lake
View and other suburban towns and there must
be additional police and fire protection, sewers,
etc. The city was growing at a Fate of $4,000 q
year and larger revenue was needed. No more
money was available now than ten or fifteen
years ago, when the city had .,5.0GO less people,
At the next meeting he intended to present a
resolution asking the legislature to increase
the amount by providing for the licensing of
other industries than those now licensed under
the charter. There was no reason why whole
sale and retail merchants, grocers, dry goods men
and tObaccOn1Sts should not be licensed. He
handed In an ordinance amending that in re-
latiOn TO saloons. striking out 500 and making
the license $1,000 Alderman Colvin moved to
suspend the rules 10 pass The ordinance. The
motion was lOst-yeaS -: nays IA. Revere a
saloon-keeper, voted in the affirmative; Whelan,
Appleton, Mueller, Dprner and Eisfedt. saloon,
keepers, and Il, F. Sheridan. a brewery employer
voted against the motion. The committee was in
structed to report next Monday
MANY HEBREws.-A large number OF Hebrews
viii come from Europe u the United states
during the winter months In conversation with
4 New York reporter Commissioner Stephenson. OF
the emigration board, said: Somehow or other
these people seem. as a rule, TO have friends who
viii take care OF them until they can provide for
themselves ! have noticed that i'll the institu-
lions on Wards Island there are few Hebrews and
We seldom see them In the police courts"
KILLED BY A BOAg.-Abraham Jacobs. q rich
farmer living near White Hall. Pa. was driving n
boar along the road in front OF his house. when II
suddenly turned and attacked him. The boar
knocked The farmer down and tore a wound in his
abdomen nine Inches long and three deep With lis
tuSkS. a dog belonging 10 Jacobs attacked the
bear, and the two fought over the farmers pros
trate body, trampling him and infiicting other
severe injuries While the boar and dog were
nghtIng hired man ran TO the scene and shot the
boar through the head. Jacobs was CARRIED TO
the house, and has since died.
A JEALOUS HUSBANDS CRINES.-One year ago the
Congregational church nj Geneva ohio was fired
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FOR OUR YOUNG READERS


Nov niddy MD nod. and mildly dec dec.
d wherc can that lettering sandman pct
Ihis bahy's eyes are bright - Pima ne'ss-
Nov where 70 that sandman lingering sof
q sandman. dear sandman. wherever you %
Hasten. pray. 20 this boy on my knee'
prrhnps he's q work FAR across tho deep
A-rctflnx the little Jap boys % sleep:
OF tripping on through Al Esuu'mnux so"u'
r. fasicn some winking cyclash down;
nvs sandman. dear sandman, what shall We
10 suii so: young yranss shout OF Zoo
Rooy"
The bee Il asleep IN the crimson rosa
And mildly mid nod tho p0ppy'e head fQets
Tho yellow chicks sleep meath the oid nen
But here Is my bird sian out Of bis nest;
50 sandman. dear sandman. DER land and o'e'
Haste. Sprinkle your grains IN this young
rofuesee-
son the frinres drop o'cr the bonny eyes.
snar ~ ling like the stars In tho midnight skies
Through the parted lips that two pearls dis
How the sweet breath comes. how the sweet
breath goc&
Whv - quick and 50 light tho sandman slept
We hardly knew when the baby slept.
--Annie NJ. Llbbu. IN G0td Housekeeping
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-04-02

forward by M. Edmunds n support a
'his unsutiorissd dsmandA tkas ths
ring o. the true metal. The writos
thoroughly understands tho sitnatioa
and explains Il with characteristics force
and dircctnoss. There b = delicate vein
OF sarcasm in the answer to tho charge
that, because those private documenu
arc preserved in public ol|ices. the Sem
ate has . right 10 demand them:
There II no mysterious power Of
transmutafion. remarks Mr.. Clcve
land. s'in departmental custody, nor 3
there magic In the underlined and So
cred solcmnity Of department files"
The Democratic party has additional
reason 70 be proud u It's fearless. out
spoken leader. who knows 80 well how
70 protect the interests intrnsted 20
him and 70 maintain the dignity OF his
high Office. What q contrast between
the peevish. shutting complaints Of
Mr.. Emunds and those strong, earnest
words OF the President: ''Ihe pledges
have made were made to the people,
and 20 them l am responsible Tor the
manner in which they have been re.
deemed. / am not responsible TO the
Senate, and am unwilling TO submit
NV actions and official conduct 10 them
| for Judgment" The minority report
OF the Senate Judiciary Committee Is
| fitting accompaniment 70 this jack
sonian message and sets forth the law
| lessness and insolence Of Mr.. Edmunds
and his colleagues in the strongest
light. The madness which Is the fore
runner Of total destruction. appears 20
n. -. III.