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HUSBAND IN AMERICA, WIFE IN IRELAND.
James Heany has, by J. g. Bigelow, filed bill
for divorce from Mary Amy Heany. He states
that they were married In County Longford, Ire
land, september 80, 1885, have one child with the
respondent In Ireland and although their married
January, 1885, TO earn q comfortable living for
himself and family, and has here earned more in
week. He states that he wrote TO her OF his perma
nent employ ment and good fortune and requested
her to join him, and In a lew months had saved
money enough 10 purchase ticket for the ocean
voyage for ner but she did not answer his letter
| He states further that In october, 1885, he re-
turned TO his old home with suf1cient funds to
bring ner over, but she refused 70 accompany him
20 the United states, refused 20 resume marital
relations with him, and prevented him from seeing
his own child; that she turned deaf ear to his
entreates 10 leave Ireland for better home He
says further that he has repeatedly sent her money
TO Join him, and she has positively refused 10 live
with him He states that he returned here in
september, 1886, and lived here Continuously
since. He therefore charges her with desertion
and asks the divorce and the custody OF the child
A MIDNIGHT Row-This morning about 10 .ao
O'Clock row occurred at the corner OF 30 street
and Pennsylvania avenue southeast, between sew.
appearance Of the police. Special ocer BSS, sss
frst appeared and made an arrest. A moment
later he felt blow on his face and scufie ensued
ton he blew his whistle Tor assistance. ssrresnt
Muihall and OficerS Clements and Wilson ne.
sponded: They found that the trouble was BE-
driver, but the latter had driven on The oiYicers
had some trouble with the other two men, and an
Avenue-car conductor named Price, who attempted
Officers. The two prisoners were finally taken TO
5hs station Ssv and Scssd up THIS morning a.
the cases were called In the Police Court the de-
PENDANTS failed TO appear and their coliaterais
SEQ. ''
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sE.sosAElE child suits Elseman Bros, 7thSE
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THE CHAMBER MusIc SOCIETY CoNcRnr.-The
program for the nrst concert OF this newly organ
lied society, at the Untversalist church tomorrow
minor, which win be rendered by Mr.. Befuays,
Miss Parslow, MI. Fisher, and Mr.. Miersch, and
Baryiels trio, In y, to be given by Mr.. Henry
katnerine Willard will sing several German songs
ana sElsas Dream" :
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LOB RENT-BY R. o. HOFFMAN

on hENT-6x n Q. HoLIAMAN
HOUSES. 80 Fenton Pl NJ Or 13. so
NV cor. 18th Il Pa 5:}o 9TH St 5rs. IL
stores 1871. 1888 33 1882 MNlie ST. e.. Or l3
500 18th st., l5r.......1O0 OFFICE ROOMS
Sill 18th st NV. l6r 80 Elegant rooms in "Sun
l746 st n w, 13r....15 building "ireproof 2 eIe-
707 st. NV. l3r.....65 vators, heated by steam,
14lS st. H. W.. Or .55 FROM $50 to 100 each.
1S41 st., 1Or % 041 ST.. I'd floor, front
1741 st. NV, 12r. 80 rs heated by steam 800
2027 ST. nw 1Or.. 30 "a +, ID fOor front IA,
326 at. NV, Tor. 30 heated by steam. SO :33
loO3 Il st. n.w 1lr.. 40 1908 st.. I'd floor. as
1911 st. NV, 1lr.. 80 S37 st.. I'd floor. 40
1909 st ", 11r.. .35 937 + St, Sd hoor lrm Is
Al st. 6r..... 80 939 ST., I'd floor 35
1908 Marion St. 81 30 4l5 9th st.. I'd floor. 25
lob Cd st. 20 Al . 9th st. Sr......25
1851 H Ut. me-, 7rS...23 410LA ave. from 10 to 20
400 st. &c., 9r......lS y3l 4 ST. W.. Sd floor -
51S 9th st. IL 9TH and Sta. .otoSO
ABB ST. W., II 625 La ID noor 20
TO LIST st. n.e- 6r. 30 STORES.
7.s2 LIST ct. ne. Crs. 30 Magnificent store Sun
200 Linden Pl. Or 15 Building per an 3, 600
80 Fenton ri. n. Or. 1880 All lltn st n.w.... 40
32 Fenton Pl ne Or IL 80 600 9th st w..
For list Of furnished houses call for send to Office
For list Of property for sale cali for or send to Office
Properly placed with me for rent sale is literally
app Il. q. HOLTZMAN. 10th and sta NV.
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Genuine Comfort: Gents Kangaroo Shoes
AT S3 worth "a. Made especially for z. Strasour'
ger, 906 9TH St n W. !
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Peerless Dyes
Are the best. Sold by druggists. eo1y
photographs, 8. ANTHoNY's 905 Pa av. coll
Pht11fps' Digestible Cocoa furnishes
nutriment and aids digestion.
California Tickets, j. F. Minor, B. & O.
Depot. cot
"ROyal Glue,' mends China, Glasswood, &C,
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in u 10. "Ward" prints, 45c per lb
Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; sweet MILK
SC. per quart.
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FOR RIGHTEOUSNESS


LfOR RENT-TWO NEW FIRST-CLASS RESI-
! dences. 14l2 and 14l4 18th St n.w.. bet Rhode
Island ave. and st. Apply to J. j. SHEDD. 1402 4th
ST. NV 1t
LOR RENT-FURNIsHED HOUSE-TO MARRIED
- couple without children. Apply to owner prem
ises after 4 30 p. m, 452 Maryland s apJsts
LrOR RENT-NEw ELEvEN-ROoM BRICK. EAST
Il front. northwest $50 New store and dwelling
northwest. $50. ?-room cottage, Gaithersburg. S10
= cottages, Washington Grove. Groom brick. st.
near 18th, $40. STALEY HILL, 624 14th st.
ap5.3t
NOR RENT-HANDSOME AND DESIRABLE
Il three story brick dwelling fronting south and
overlooking Capitol grounds rooms, = bath rooms
all M. l. TYLER L RUTHERFORD. 1907 st. n W.
apo-6ts
DOR RENT-A VERY DESIRABLE COR. HOUSE;
Il ~ rooms and bath; newly papered; all mod. imp.
southeast corner 9TH and NJ SITS. NV: tent $50 per
month. Tyler Rutherford, 1907 f ST. NV. ap5-6t.
NOR RENT-1s19 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE, TWO
r. IL T. LEOPOLD,
ap4-3t 1881 St n. W.
NOR RENT-BY OWNER. HOUSE 1o06 STREET
l. NV All improvements; rooms; in fine order.
G. CORCOkAN, 226 LIST ST. Sc ap4-3t'
ttoR RENT-TWO-STORY BRICK BUILDING. 9
4 rooms, l4l3 st n W., next to AlDaugh's Theater
Apply It. g. CORNWELL, 1412 Ia ave. ap4-2t'
LHOR RENT-6l9 Is ST. S. E., 8 ROOMS, BATH;
all mod tmps.; first class condition convenient to
cars and herdics SO per month WALKER WAL
TER. 6l3 + st. NV. ap4-:,t
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MANY ARE CALLED But FEW ARE WILLING TO SERVE.
In the Criminal Court, Judge Montgomery, this
morning, the ten names OF those drawn yesterday
to NIL the two vacancies In the petit turies were
called The following answered: Anton Eperly,
Adolf Cluss. J. r. Major, W. II. Baum, George +.
Cunningham, J. b. Kendall w. Z. Clarke and Muir.
ray Marbury. The following failed to answer:
Harvey l. Page and Joseph Beardsley. The court
asked II those present had excuses and Mr.. Mar
bury said he would like 70 be excused, but hadn't
any excuse 70 Offer. Mr. Kendall said he would
willingly serve, with the understanding that he
would be excused when the necessities or his busi-
ness required IL. The others all asked to be- ex.
cused some or them at least till they could arrange
their business The court accepted Messrs. Ken
dali and Marbury and excused the others
In Circuit Court No. 2 there were three Jurors
excused yesterday-J. A. Repett1, VIM. Holmead
and w. +. McAllister. The following were drawn
10 NIL the vacancies: Thomas Brown, w. Ii. Mar.
tin and K Ii. Tenney. The first named was &C.
cepted. the second was excused and the third
failed to answer.
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sr.sns,nrK Cnfld suits. Eiseman Bros, 7th&E
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Prof Aldrich will remain at the Hamilton House,
corner 14th and K streets, until about the middle
OF May. However. those who desire instruction
and treatment should make immediate application,
as no pupils patients will be received after the
14th OF April Mr.. Aldrich is the founder, and has
been for many years principal OF the celebrated In
stitute for the cure OF impedments OF speech, at
We5t 14th street. New York. His method en-
braces the best points OF the successful German
and French systems for the cure Of stammering,
together with enectual rules and exercises OF his
Among the testimonials recently received two
are published below:
From the Hon. James G. Chenoweth, First Au-
dttor OF the treasury
WASHINGTON, d. c., April Q, 1888.
Iam wen acquainted with Mr.. j. p. Holmes. jr.,
who was under the care OF Prof. Aldrfch nearly
one year ago. I know that In his case the cure
was thorough and permanent, as am to-day In
receipt OF communication from his father stating
Mr.. Holmes speaks In the highest terms Of MIR.
Aldrich and his treatment OF his son.
lFrom Prof. W. B. Powell, supt. Public schooial
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 2, 1888.
young man who was troubled with an impedi-
ment In his speech to greater extent than any
one had ever seen. To-day have seen the same
young man, and ind him able TO read and con-
verse with confidence, having scarcely trace Of
were formerly the hardest for him are now ut
tered with perfect ease. Mr.. Aldrch mas explained
bis method TO me- have no doubt OF its efficacy
In any similar case orstammering Or suffering.
SECOND OfFENsR PETIT LARcENY.-In the Crimi-
nal Court, Judge Montgomery, this morning, the
second trial OF Thos Williams alias John Simp-
son. alias Thos. w. spencer, on the charge OF petit
larceny, second ofYenSe-a dress from Roberta
n r
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CnxoRk's BAND CoScERr.-By request the pro-
gram for next sunday night has been so changed
taat the fun band will be heard In two more num-
bers than originally advertised
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EOR RENT
IL 1902 L ct Tor. $40 1522k 10th st Or S42 so
2llS III st. Tor ........65l 2ll4 Nj ST. Tor - IS
Apply to GREEN h CUNNINGHAM,
ap.2-1ms 14O5 + St n. w.
TNOR RENT-7-ROOM HOUSE AND STABLE, NEW,
T Grant st., Mt Pleasant. Apply to ANNIE HARDON,
corner Grant and Pine sts, Nj Pleasant mh3l -6ts
TNOR RENT-THREE-STOkY TEN-ROOM HOUSE
Pa. ave NV. mh3l-6t
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TEE CANE PuBrrsHrSs Co, 1894 PENNSYLVANIA
avenue northwest issue daily the oflcial base ball
SCORES. AMI deliver them 70 al parts Of the city
tor g cents per week. The accuracy OF this score
card IL guaranteed, as the oncial returns are re-
esiyed from the W. I. 7. Co. and printed BY Rufus
II. psrpy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-05

THE CITIZENS OF Washington have, during the
three months Just passed, ordered over 81 600 600
OF life insurance through the agency OF the Eqtiita-
bic Life Assurance society In this city. The pop
ularity OF this great company Is certainly appre-
ciAted here.-Adet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-05

CIGAR STORE for sale. See Business Chances
For FINE secondhand furniture, desks, pigeon
holes. counters, refrigeratOrs, &C., &C., OIL 9th
street northwest.
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ELDORADO FARM

II FOR SALE
We are authorized to sell one Of the best Farms in
Montgomery County, Maryland. ontaning 234 acres
in the highest state Of cutivaton hne improvements
farm in grass well fertil !zed and manured producing
excellent crops; is supporting one hundred head Of
Situated ON the 7th-s pike miles from Washing
ton, mile from Fopst Glen Station, the Metro
politan Branch b. and u; 30 trains per day IL
utes from Washington to Forest Glen.
sires fine country seat well farm that will pay
per cent 5000 Fine stables, sheds ice houses
ice-pond newly fenced in fields Of 10 and 20 acres
running wate- in every Held Hot and cold water in
will be sold If desired with all the farming imple
ments -horses sixty head Of Jersey Holsten
Of the best strains Win be sold on reasonable
and favorable terms sold before the inst day Of May
as the owner desires to 70 abroad
INOR sALE-AT AMMENDALE-A GOOD THIR.
and superb stream price. a ZOO Also 30 acres
tanning 20 superb building sites station; price in
acre lots. 800. Address DANI. AMMEN,
mh22-eolm. Washington, b. C.
TNOR SALE, RENT Or EXCHANGE--A VIRGINIA
Il estate. large mansion and $50 acres we'll watered
and healthy, with fruit ice and elegant shade House
partially furnished aud convenient Tor board
BERLIN'S, ia D ST. NV. sp2-6t'
NOR RaNT-FARM BORDERING ON THE POTO-
II mac at Four Nile Run. Washing son Aexandria 4
Rcontsiniug 80 house with rooms stable
&C. he. Cars stop 1t farm every hour Good place for
farming gardening dairy. boating and hshing. have
also ct the Washington and Ohio junction another
nns portico. stable &c. suitable for residsncs or
mh28-2w THOMAS W. SWAMI. Alsxsndria. Va
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MARRIAGE LIcENsES--Marrfage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to Lewis
ANYTHING. OF Richmond, Va, and Alice L. Lingan,
81 Henrico County, Va; d. W. Hardin and Lizzie
Hammer; Thos- VI. A. sullivan and Catherine
OBrfen; Geo. Bancroft and Matilda Mapes; Fred
Caster.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY,


Ir0R sAIE-CIF SOLD BY MAY AT BARGNND-
Il nice Country-seat Of 10 acres improved by
double cottage Of eleven with all modern
proyements; well of water. with windmill attach
ment; furnishes house aud all with pure
water. all kinds Of fruit; improvements IN rs-cl.ss
order.
ap4-2w J. 7. DYER. 600 13gh ST. nv.
INOR RENT-A BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME
Il HANDSOME double Broom aud attic dwelling fiye
Acres of land. stable. and carrisse-house we'll and
spring OF purest water: within miles and m FUN
r A. PHILLIPS,
ap4-1m 14ls New York ave-
Two INVESTORS IN REAL ESTATE
have several beautifully located pieces Of property
suitable Tor subdivision the city, syenues
tended ranging from 20 20 500 acres. which oner -
Parties wishing to invest will do well to call on me
before concluding their purchase
have 81 acres which has l0UO feet frontage on the
District line prlce only $4,000, also zoo acres near
the city. price ss5 per scre. Cash.
For the ready money have sever. Pps.e psrsAns
mh6-tu.th.s2m 4o2 9th ST. NV.
NOR sALE-sUBURBAN LoTs-Ar BABGAIN-
IL sherman ave, extension Of 9th st. NV. small
cash payment; must be sold Room ~ Sorcorsn
Building. m2f-lm.
IrOK sALE-A VERY DESIRABLE SUBURBAN
II residence, with all necessary outbuidngt IN an I'm
proving near street cars lot contains
about sc, 900 square feet. A. IA fLoECkiiEk
mhlo-iin' 81 Cloud Building.
EoR sALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY
E Mount Peasant. fne Lots n IS cents per foot
Meridian Hal, fne Lots a. 20 CO. per i9oe
ta@3psn a ' GURLEY BROS lslsFa
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T. r. T. Qu.xre TrA-

T. T, 1"QuAxzs TrA-
SURF ClRk for Dy~pS5n1a md Ill Dcran9emsntD q
the Stomach Constipsuoh Diseasss Of Liver and KID
CorpaIsScy. salt khsem. Ne tiscompossd eptrsy
Il a': r: &c 60
Plys,ei.a = chr. q tssaS ofness Y ws.hng,os. vac
piles 70 all who ylnh 20 test II oces; SIS Pennsy-
vsniA eve. 512 ct nv. Agcnss vented nh2S- Ire
III. %. BAsa
IMPORTER AND TAILOR
Bias the honor g infosn 200 that his NEW aooDo
n: bAkk pssssaally - n ern~s - u -
.Aa7 MA s-.yS:s. ~
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TINE last Bfschon concert. to-raorrow evening,
VIII Be chiefly an organ recital
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-05

The Potomac CLUB ELEcTroS.-The Potomac
Boat Club. last evening. elected officers for the
year as follows: President, A. ii. Herr: vice presi.
dent, s A. Dougherty; recording secretary, q. p.
urer, DE-. NJ +. Finley; captain, c. A. Zappone
nrst lieutenant l. A. Fischer; second lieutenant,
John Hadley Doyle; membership committee IL
W. Elmer, W. 5. Parks and A. b. prescott; finance
committee. James A. Walsh, j. Maury Dove and s.
A. Dougherty; boat house committee, Capt. Zap
pope, Eakin Gadsby and l. =. Dyer.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

w ~ ~ - l. AeSAAA 4%o u "A L 1Ls
y;OR RENT = SIX-RooM HOUSE. THREE MIN
l. utes from station. 4 Sale Rent seyen-room
House and Is of laud five minutes from station
y. L. HiNE Vienna Fairfax County. Va. ap5-:,ts
IrOR SALE-FIFTY ACRES OF LAND 10 MILES
L from Washington, y miles from Beltsville, =
miles from Brancnyilie on B. o. RE-, eight room
prce eli, 300 ". y. TnII s5S s s sNa ssss!
XVANTED-TO PURCHASE. ON TIME FROM
w hye To fifteen acres land. partly wooded bounded
State location price, and terms. Address GROo.- r.
Star ONCE. ap5-3t'
EOR RENT-wITH PRIVILEGE OF BUYING
Il Farm of 100 acres, Groom house. large barn and
stablng. poultry house; fruits in abundance Of all
kinds one-quarter mile from depot. wM- H. MAIN,
St Charles Hotel. mh31-7ts
Il $50 of land adjoining the village Of Glendale
on the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad. Splendid
railroad facilities. This land is susceptible Of subdvi
sion and presents good for speculation
y. H. WARNERk CO.,
ap4-3t 9l6 ST. NV.
IrOR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL HOME AT HERN-
u don, Fairfax Co.,Va; 10Y acres land; new house,
IL rooms. complete finish inside and out, with
andahs, stone cellar, and large cistern living spring
OF soft water pretty oak groves Young gruw.
for summer boarders country home; eight minutes
aEO. D. sIDMAN,
ap3-3ts Herndon,va
LNOR SALE-.sUNNYsIDE," BEAUTIFUL COUN-
Il try seat Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, IL miles
from Washington 10 acres finely cultivated ground;
fruit and vines excellent 9-ooM house and outbuild-
Qnire Of j. X. THOMPSON. l425 New York ave-
ap.S-6ts
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BOYS CHARGED WITH Recommendation
night Orfcers Weedon and Heller arrested two
coiored boys named Clayton Mitchell and Jos.
Sommers, and locked them up, on a charge OF
housebreaking In the night time. It Is alleged
that on the night OF March - they went TO the
premises or W. L Drury, No 60 18th street
northwest, and carried OF nineteen fancy pigeons
valued at $50. Yesterday IN the Police Court, the
case was continued until next week.
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} Vernon Row, Rms. 5&6.s3O
Store 303 9TH st.s.w ,2r. 10
Vernon Row, RIM. 20. 10
Store and dwelling. s.w.
cor. 18th and B'd'y,4r.1 Is
Stable rear 400 c st.
? IA. W..
Lenox building, Rni. T.. D
on of the property on my
Office for bulletin issued on
THOS. z. WAGGAMAN.
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THE PROPOSED WoNEN's INDUSTRIAL IysrfrU-
TON, which was described In yesterdays STAB
will not be a home for women, but Will be for wo-
men very much what the Young Mems Christian
Unions and Young Mems Christian Associations
are for men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-05

Peerless Dyes
Are the best. Sold by druggists.
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NOR RHNT-A VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
IL On 0euyetown Heights, 1919 ct, 1ve blocks from
\ Il cars double house, large grpunds, GOOD stable
and cerrsgehouse beautiful shads and fruit trses,
city vateT and 60 heated by furnace and open gakes
recently q an expense Of O00 st present
occupied: immsdi,ts Posssc.9n; For terms Ard cscd
l31S ~ NV. WA31-eo6t
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ESOR RENT
T 6l2 NV, LIZ 9166 400 Boundary n Y
1887 N st. n. w., ls3r 1907 NJ Ut. NV. 81
GA 18th St n.w.. Ia. 1Q0s224 Mas. av n. w.,
1907 N 1t. NV, 1Or.. 10 1916 L ct. W.. 81
11O6 ct. LIT. .6uyO3 U st. NV. Or.
$40 Z Ut. NV. l1r: 80 905 I'd st. NV, 81
zoe 9Th st. u. w., TT. .6o36 IF st nv, 7r.
1921 X st NV. l1r. .60200S st. NV, 81
S21 18th st. y. W.. Or .6u3S g st. n w., or.
0l7 h stn.w..11r....55.1 20 sos II 1T ne, Or :.
"a Grant Place, Or. %. % BIB n Ut. ma. ar.
231 K Cap. st., 11r. 90. 102e1 + 1t. u. e.. 81.
1913 9th ct. NV, IT,. 90 2250 Cleveland Nv
go ID ct. q, W. 10. ..... 40 1316-24 4Hst.aw ".
7O6 18th ct. NV, i II. 10 % Defrees st, !
1898 18th g. NV, 0r4O 90 2036 9Th 1T n. W.,
226 A ss. &C.. 11r........4OS2S X ut. Re.. 70
1428 @ vt. INV. ST.. .....4 AZ l428 21st st q, w.
1926 10th stn. w. 6r.. 30 119 II 81 ne, 6r..
317 ct Sc, 0r... 80 80 10 MssA Nv. NV,
1114 st Ave.. 7r.3l.5 go LIST st. ne. Or
623 N. J.sve NV, 7r. 30. 25th NV,
4O6 H IT n. .. 8r.. :. 30. % 366 N st aw.. 6r
.514 II Hk nv, 8r..-...30 1870 N ct. q. W, Al
81 ct NV, 3 rs. .30l1733 goth Ut. NV
40 ArthurPL, IT,. ..27. 30 l113 n. }, ave. .. I
316 I'd st. ae., 6f. % ~ Fenton Place, 81
N q " A. n A.
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Gunton Building, rooms
ID to 70. 4
1230 Pa. ave. NV. $75
for front store and
$50 for rear store.
Store and dwelling. As
T. st. NV. Or. 81
46S La. ave-. base'mt. 30
46S La. ave. Sd H., Ar. 30
The above is only q porti,
books. For full list call at
tie LIST and 18th. Iap3j
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INoR RENT-TO A RESPONSIBLE PARTY. ABLE
to furnish large house In good styia We offer The
elegant residence on the corner Of ~ and sta NV
It nominal rent until september l. 1883 after that
csii & obs q sWORGsTEDT BIZ DLEX, Ss77
Ct NV. mhjO-1m
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-01-21
CURED BY KINDNESS,
How Lunatic Are Treated Ia some por-
tiuns Of Belgium.


The strange colony Of lunatic. at
Gheel, in the Belgian Campiae, la.
long engaged the attention Of special
lists, and - satisfactory has been it.
working that q duplicate Of it has lately
been formally established. In these
colonies the lunatics are boarded out
with the inhabitants, live as members
OF the family, assist in their work, and
have liberty to move about at will.
The regularity and healthiness Of the
life led by the afflicted inhabitant. Of
Gheel restores a considerable proper
ton of them to their right mind.
G.eel, however, il in the Flemish
speaking portion Of Belgium. and ithas
OF late years been found that patients
from the WALTON country who fpeak
only French or the WALTON patois were
awfwardly placed, and their recovery
retarded by the absence Of ready means
of communication with those about
them The experiment was Therefore
made of establishing II Frcnch-,peak-
Ing colony at LicurneuN, in the WALTON
country near Spa, and il has been 50
successful that It has now been placed
upon a permanent basis.
The cost # pauper lunaticS to their
commnnes does not exceed u flan; "A
day. Neither at Ghecl nor at Lieurnaux
has it been found that constant inter.
course with lunatics has increased the
tendency toward insanity among the
natives. ST. fumes Gazette.