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From the San Francisco Chronicle.
/ think 1t would b funny to hear q woman
propose to man. wonder how abe would do
It.
~ think you're the incest mani ever saw, and
II never loved anybody bshors--but wen-of
Counsel could marry plenty. There's Harry
nI-o0t "a rather have you than anybody"
: when shall the wedding day be?"
wedding on IA s 1sh ,s,0 ~, ~ % ~
don't know. And then there's Ma Wilkersops
German o. the 10th, and the ball on the 29d.
Perhaps about the SOth-f Mary Farrall0nes
doesnf give hef garden party, L0t u say eome
ume nexs month, 1eaTsGks
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Ga. last Friday night ct socianle. Bethuns JonoS
q popular young man, WAS oet1ed with hy0roph0.
btA. He had befh bitteb by med dog four nnonths
al about IT, He died u horrioae co9vuisioux
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I'd EDITION.
Latest TBlGglanS 10 The Star.
Opening % the Seventh Annual Con.
vensiOn In PhslaAeiphia.

Opsuing % the Seventh Annual Cen.
veosiOn In Philadelphia.
PHI ADBLPHA, Feb. 22.-The seventh annual
convention OF the National Law and Order League
opened In Association Hall at noon to-day. A
prayer BY the Rev. Dr. Baum opened the exer-
cises, after winch President Bouney made q
short extemporaneouS address, In which he said !:
"Un Ike any other Organiza uJD have ever known,
IA , League mas never sent our one apostle for tne
licIas Ion OF some one In the field where reform
IL n eded. We nave no roll OF branch organiza-
impossible for Us Os to nsss any sas ss'0 roll
or list All we know relating 70 the
progress OF our work, the active spread Of our
principles, We lear from the newspapers. We see
to-day liz The newspapers that law and order so
elety was organized In Pittsburg or Louisville.
cety has been aTaspea sU greas s sv % esy
Tlis Is all we know. We put IL down on our
minds and thank God for the encouragement 1t
gives. There Is less machinery anu less ceremony
here than IN any other organization / have ever
Known, ana yet believe we effect greater results
than almost any other body engaged in the work
TEMPERANCE ADDRESS
AZ this point hrs. Mary A. Hunt, Of Boston, ad-
dressed the meeting on the evils OF intemperance.
ested In the subject, and commanded close atten-
tion MIS-. Hunt told In an entertaining,
eon y way, some Of her exPeai,
Temperance Union, closing with strong
appeal In behalf Of petition which she had for
ING VI tilc cOuluOu bCnOOl DOOhSt " -
include 9 chapter on the evils Of alcohol "Our
children" she urged SHOULD be taught just what
alcoho Is" r c. Ogden, president OF tue Law
and order Leagus OF Pennsylvania, next spoke.
Although called state league, the body,
no stated, was. as matter OF fact merely, local
one During the Two years OF It's existence the
league had spent $1,000, more particularly In the
direction Of stopping the sale OF liquor TO child
rem. IT e result has been the closing of several
saloons and the Imprisonment OF the proprtetors.
The prosecution OF one case cost the league
$500 Mr.. Ogden cited several Illus
tratons OF the good work done and concluded
with y sulogistic reference to the high license
liquor law. VIM. X. MacNeal, agent Of the league
represented by Mr.. Ogden, addressed a few words
In the same strain. Among other things he stated
that there were 30, 600 children In Philadelphia
who were In the habit OF going TO saloons for
liquor. All this would be stopped by the new law.
Arthur NJ. Burton also spoke. During the past
year, he said, efforts of the Law and Order Society
OF Philadelphia had resulted In 2S2 judgments for
selling liquor sunday land the revocation OF nine
teen licenses for selling liquor TO minors and on
sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-22

Mr. CoRc0RAN's CoSDIrIoN.-At O'Clock theYt
was no apparent change In Mr.. Corcoran's condi
tiOn- He sleeps most OF the time, but Is rational
when aroused.
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The Lazy md The 0ashfal YOunG Mans
From the New York Sun.
The bashful young man sits modestly In the
corner OF the car with eyes fixed on the 3D.
over the windows and with hands
clasped nervously above his angular kneeA In
comes my lady with rush, dip and . nutter.
A whin Of perfume, rustic OF sKirts, . swish OF
salk, and down she nosts beside hum, giving .
liStie peculiar sidelong TIT 20 her Iournure
that throws the shimmering, agitstod wave Of
drapery into the young mans lap. His face Is o
Btudy 90 he views the Quivefing irideecent nut
ter1ng heap OF SILK; he Is horribly afraid that the
flls o. lace st the edge do mot I'll belong 70 the
outer skirt and his face grows hot at the sus-
w0naers vsguely how he - 20 md his way oat
from under this perfumed, evor-changtnG arrange
ment Of aux and springx He = dImly con-
sc1ous that he has pa6sed hts once bat be rides on
and on until my LADY reaches her corner and rises
Will httip snake Of her skirts and an al-coln-
IFS p.@c rus. , .omsthing grssdh ths najsaac
Iush and GLIDE a a avslanchu, Bot neoossnT en-
wv oeinS VuIlsd bsoeath T. and thege iasomethinr
charming and beautiful IN the
sweep Aneswingof ladyb 9k1rU = they 90 sk1ln-
%ss S ssa n opO vI, aso ssg 60 ~ pave
o tee beshful young mAa 70 b sH1dsaly oveS.
wheameowtth their perfnmed PERCUSSION.
A DBDCuvsS lnn1vmnnf Ruua-Pw several
Wooln past roltg10u1 0eot1ngB have - ~ u
tas nstnoolse cnsrca g lrea novneaaA nich-, %
4: ns que ssss x g g g. I 1890 ~
vss iooxsd upos = rasher aSeJisr cSssccsss.
He turned out 70 b oetective II search q maa
named wolianpes, changed ulth MURDER. ed Non
day asroefoo ne maa ~ murder eum6n1teo6 two
ysas ago near Sanesvine. VIA
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From the Dublin Freeman's Journal
Therereside In q fashionable part OF Rath mines
Dublin, family, consisting OF a mother, who Is a
widow, two or three sons and three youag ladies
sisters AT all events they were supposed TO be so
The .amily were held In the highest respect, and,
until an incident we are about TO relate occurred,
the household was undisturbed by any out-of-the-
way occurr nee. Two OF the young ladies were
prepOSsessing ia appearances, and gifted with many
accom- pliShinentS. The third-tne ED, st, we be-
lleve-was no. Jesoit OF good looks either, and
possessed a certain amount OF musical culture,
unions, parties and evening assemblies about their
neighborhOOd. She also developed a remarkable
talent for drawing. She was frequently met with
at social 9Ssemb les and places OF entertainment,
and VAS admired everywhere for her good looks
and accomplishments. She was an admirable ten-
mis- player, and was altoge ner an agreeable figure
In the set In which she moved. About coupe OF
months ago IL was announced that sue was about
to proceed 10 London 10 complete her studies In
the South Kensngton School OF Art and naturally
the news caused some interest among her acqualn-
tances. She came back at Christmas and many
ladies' who were acquainted with the family called
at their house TO see her. What ives the astOnish-
ment OF the visitors VIII n the mother calmly
nounced that her "daughter' was boy; and then
the quondam Miss entered the roon dressed IN mas
culine attire, having completely abandoned The
character whiei she or he Gas we must low call
him) had been so long assuming OF girl The In
cidenL gave rise to great perturbation among the
acQualntances OF the family and, as a result, no
nLtie unpleasantness occurred. Those who knew
the young gentleman As Miss - are extremely
astonisned at the turn Affairs have taken. They
md IT hard 10 believe that such deception could
have gone on for years without any suspicion Ut
the real circumstances being entertained. The
young man has ueen regarded as q girl from in
fancy. He went to school as GIRL entered society
rs a girl dressed as girl, and behaved az q girl,
SO that the sudden announcement VI his true posi-
tion In society has naturally caused some c0mmo-
tion among the acQuaintances Of the young man.
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A. U.r.~..,.c Ei.p~mers.

Hartford (ky Dispstct 20 cinssrnsn Enquirer.
Mr.. Andrew Holloway and Miss Nettie Afford
boarded the train this morning toelope 20 Tennes-
see In order 70 celebrate a marriage 20 which In
superable objection was made by the father 81 the
young lady. They boarded the train in high spirits
at Their success out al the neat station krAiford
tn. father or the young lAdy, and hrs too sons
posseSsloa ordering the coaduc ior % hold the
train until their mission Was accomplished. he
declined 20 do So but q word OF argument con-
serted him TO thar way of thinking. and hr.Alfors
aud the oloer of the Two oo,s entered the coach
where Holloway and he girl were. We refused tc
and the sou seized Inc gn and carried her IRON the
car 70 the siding. 1ha others jumped on aud loe
conductor was told 90 pull out Hollow AZ pursuto
tie party Tor some distance sut MAS oveitAken by
friends and brought ck. lie Is forty Hour year,
Old and the glrl fourteen
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AND NOW SOME or cHIc,Gos FINEST BLOCKS ma


siSk IL u.
special 10 the New lork World from Chicago
February q, says; The owners OF some OF the
iDest business blocks on the lake irunt are con-
Ironted just now with the startling possibility OF
having their bu ldngs come suddenly about their
ears. For several months workmen have b-en
sinking great shafts for the new water tunnel IL
the foot OF Peck Cou {, on the lake shore When
they got 10 the drpthoI 81 icoi they were aIef
~ quicksand. They ssRN anuJa,r IA AT 800 ieet
away ANA ran Into the same formation. Ef-
forts have since been made TO dr,se Z &c SHAFT
through the quicAsand, hut tue only result las
bsen 10 make an imm"nse excavation into winch
the earth and qgcssand are faiiiGs all the time.
The ground all around sreIns 10 be sinking. Tue
Illinois Dtral track, wAica runs by the snaft has
10 be shOred up ever iiIpe a Train pIssea Enough
dlrt. water and sand, Apparently, has already bcen
taken out OF the slGfJ 10 nj MY sucn noles ana
There are no Indications that the bottom Il any,
where This side OF Calna. Up 10 the preseuL tine
the surfacs OF Michigan avenue has not suLk Der.
cepibly, but tne depression D. eNtrBciHg steadily
In tadt dlrocLlon- This a. where the Ulg buidinps
are, ana In one or them h the d z audIiOslusn
building, an which the national conventions are
Intended u De held. The walls of tails structure
arc very thick and pondrrUua /, II evident That
quicksand underlcs the groa "a which a. 81 .utis
ana there are great Tcars that o. wii hot D. saie
Already the 5reakwater has irt the result. 81 Iie
sinking GA the snafI. ana nee yesterday morning
about 400 feet OF IL has suaa eniTey Out al. az
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nen baby was SCR re ssvs her oupsor4a
~heh she vss . child. sAs erfe3 for C,ssoria
wien shs bscams Aiss, shs clune To C.ssorsa
"hsA sac hsa Chilarss. she nave snsm C.e.or4a
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a Hard l.ss a.ssser May.

from the London ftsaro.
n was I think. typical Parslenna who onco
said 10 fair friend IN a burst OF confidence: "oi
Dsa c,ere there Il. believe me, nothing aggrsyat-
ing as jealous husband: but then, YOU know, I
eannot imagine anything 30 humiliafing ~ hus-
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Tun SINGULAR STORY or AN OHIO GEL WHOSE
PRoRuUY WAS YuLYuLkn.
New York World special from Waveriy, Ohio,
February 10, sayE During q revival Of religion In
February, 1887. while excttement YVES running
high and superstition and fanatacism held full
Say, Lizzie Long. went into an alleged tranca
Reviving from her nervous prostitution she told
would uic In child-bed Very little attention was
paid TO the remark a. the TINA Nrx Long, who
was then stngte and not even engaged 10 b mar
married M. Long On the 9Th instant she gave
birth q cnLd. and On The I2ts following, the
ago, died OF fever. MA Long had bean recover.
Ing but on the l9th Instant although In exubeesnt
splrtts she called her fr1onds about her bsdsl 10
and reminded them of her pFem0nttiOn Q year pr.
viouS, and DaAd Der tlme had come. IN - than
Al hour dissolution had taken plAcA
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sPRUDEL SALT
NATURES WONDERFUL REMEDY FOR LIVER
AND KIDNEY DIsEAsEA
PEki kCl CURE
Constipation. Gout. Rheumatism. Diabetes, and all
Diseases VI The stomach
Beware OF inlitAtiunA
1t has gwen better Satisfaction than anything
which have used."-Prof ssesen. University Of
vienna
Il have used 1t for ysars with remarkable succsss"
Prof. HIswzzek
Write for DIR Toboldt's lecture Carlsbad Water
aud salt read before Ninth Medical
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GIRL MAS sUBJ Gran.
telegram from san Antonio says; A pretty
young Germ n giIl NAMED Rosa schmidt Mas a
Few mouths ago convicted Ia tie c0urUs OF Iorg,ry
and sentenced 10 Two years In the pcniteniiary.
The girl, IL Is generally bel eyed, never realized
that she was attempting 10 perpetrale crime or
fraud when she presented a check Of small amount
AT local bank Ior pa. 1lent, VITA the her
employer signed 10 a, Tut the opinsOn has pre-
vailed all along that snc Was Inspired 10y
man TO attempt 10 obtain the money by q aud
Sac Is not seventeen lears DID, aud perhaps
never saw a bank cleck beiore. Petitions Tor par
don, VITA the names NJ lac district attorney, the
trial judges sheriff, detective aud Iase jury VINO
convicted, were srnl 10 Governor kOss Ia which
lac mas paid no need. Last Friday a penit, naary
contractor caIne 10 the clty 10 CONVEY a numUer u
conslcts 10 The state peaa. institution kosa
schmidt Mas among the number, aud tae UOnlTac-
TOR marched tine pretty yOuag giu through tue
streets from the Jail 10 the Missouri PaCinc depol,
chained W tue neck To a hig burey, ylviVus-loOk-
ing negro criminal. Pubic excitement over Jno
episode runs very Llgh.
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Rhode lsDaWd PrOhibieBOmists.

NOMINATIONS By TIE STATE CONVENTION TO-DAY.
Providence, X l., Feb. 22.-The prohibition con-
vention for the nomination of state officers opened
In Music Hall this morning az IL o'clock. Tue con-
yention nominated the following ticket:
For governor, George ". Gould, or North Provf-
port; attorney-general, John T. BlOdgett, Provi-
dence; general treasurer, John r. Perry
OF south kingstown, who Is the present incum-
bent
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Time fer Men go ~, Together.

TIE DetiOit lress.
There are times when a man should not give up
his seat In a street-car 10 even a lame woman
That time Is when twelve men are packed IKE
sardines on one side OF the car and four women
have spread themselves 10 take up every linen u
room Oh Inc other
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SHENANDOAH. Pa, Feb. 22.-The congressional
investigating committee engaged In making In
Quiry inlo the strike on the Reading Railroad sys-
tenn and the coal mining regions lett mere this
afterneon for Haz.eton. No witnesses were ex-
aHltned uefe to-day.
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Married at Midasghs lea the snow.

Reading special to the rhiladelphia Times Feb "a
TWO couples who had procured their license a.
PottsyiIle, called on Rev. A ). welker last mig 1t
al stoucAburg, Berks County, 20 have the ccre-
mony OF marriage performed. They wanted 10 De
married at once. slouchOurg Is twelve miles Trom
the Schuylkill County line, and he agreed 70 ac-
company them 10 that county. The party OF nVe
made The tr1p In large block Sled 1ney drove 90
the top OF the Blue Mountains, which divide B Ks
and Schuylkil counties, ana there, IN the IA
olen air, near the midnight hour, standing IN the
snow ankle deep, Mr. Aelker married the Two
couples The laltcr tnen proceeded on their Jour-
ney 10 their SchuylkIl home, while Rev. M,.ker
walked nown tie mountain 10 AlllcrsUurg, aud
spent the night there.
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PAINES
CxLRRY COMPOUND.

~ ELS place heretofore unoceupisd and narks .
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sh az nety, disease. lay the foundssion Of pevoua
prOsisaon and weakness. md experience has shown
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

ePfAKBR AND Mrs. CAKLIsLR have gone to
Wichita, Kan Their son. who Is In that place. il
Ill S1 -
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Fon Tn Nxnvoua
TIE pKDILIrArHn.
THE AGED.

Medical and scientific skfa has ss list solved the
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RHEuxArrsN.
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The Sale Of 2 rOtlimg Stock.
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Gems DO0Sooger RrOeeSt0.
PARIS, Feb. 22.-Gen. BOulanger will issue pro-
test against The use OF his name for election Dur.
poses. HIS friends assert that the nomi nation OF
Cen BOulanger for the chamber Of deputies is a
reacu0nary maneuver intended TO discredlt him.
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From Shilhngton's THE STAB has Harper's Monthly
for March.
their annual reunion and banquet tomorrow
evening.
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