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WEST SHORE RAILROAD. n. Y. c. &C.

w IL * H. Il. Co.. Los,ee-Tlains leave West 42d st.
station New -York follows. and fifteen minute, earlier
Hamilton. . 90 a. NJ, 8 Is, = p. m 81 Louis
faI syracuse Ctica and principal Intermediate stations
AK % So a. m, 10 ) Is D. m. and II 80 a.
Tor ur.ca only KINGSTON, Saugertes' Catskl Albany
% 90 III 40 p. Iayer.traw. s:25 a. M. 2A5
So d IN Elcgant Sleeping Cars FOR Buffalo Niagara
rails Toronto. Det9lt. Chicago and 81 Log, Daily
/ UIily except Saturay-. Othrr trains daily except
I1ndtys ia 81 Leave jersey city T. Il. r. Station
ali 20 a. m. 80 40 H.. llotokcn. West Shore station
ali 90 a M, - as D. For tickets timetables or
inor7aation apply az Offices Brooklyn 1893 washington
T16 Fulton-~ Annex ONCE foot OF FulOn-st; Now.
YORK Clty-Ls7i. SGS 7s5 ana oiS proad"ay, i53s
shore Staion- foot Of West 421.s and Of Jay.s
r. Wcstcot's Express calls for and checks baggage
~ hotels and rcsid 'uces. G. f. LAMBERT General
passenger Agent. Vanderbtaye. N. Y.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY,
- LnnL OLE LLHL.L.IN 81 N0RIu EINER

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY,
~ FOOT OF LIBERTY-Sr.. NORTH RIVER.
400 a. N. for Easton, Bethlehem, ,ientown Mauch
Chunk, wkcsbarre and Scranton Reading Harrisburg.
100 a. M for Remington Easton, Bethlehem Allen.
s:iS a. Y Tor LAKE HGRateOng Easton. Bcthlghcm.
ing Harrisburg, Pott,Nille. Tamaqua, Shanokin sun
OuI' 90 Nv NV Tor Flcmn gton Ea,ton Bethlehem Allen.
town Mauch Chunk. Reading Harrisburg; pott,yle etc
Chunk, wkes1sarrG sclagton rI9maqHa Shamoln
80 30 81 n F FOR Soucr1ile and Fnstoa
IS ,. ~. for Easton. Bethlchem Allentown Maueh
~ 700 a. ~. SUNDAYS, for EastOn. bethlehem. Allen
Town zoo gnu p @ sunday. for Easton, Bethlehem Allen.
'oT For T KID BanE Long BTancG Asbury Park occsn
@ 0o aug. rs 10 D. m sundays 90 a. m 90
,. M NJ sunday trains do not stop at Ocean Grove
For Monmouth Beach seabreht 80. Sis.
il q ye Ma ss and ESyRSE:
&c SAL a. zoo m b. m. w. 4'' '"o D. H. '"Ho's'
o;q FoT a. Ln n 80 NJ a. M 100 20 :45 p NJ
FOR Toms River and B;nnegat. 80 10 a. m. l 100.
For Atlantic City vlncland and Brldseton, 80 m.
90 90 as, 80, 0:1O $3.50 p. m Sundays. 100
a NJ seu0RTEsT AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
Via Central r. r Of Ss S R si 1 and EGad3s
X. IL, ana hdl''"'''' ''' ~ " ' ~ 'F '''
st., y. X. -,, -, On -..- . % - M d., r, On
o ON 20 80. 100 90. 80 p. IA. II 10 night.
ST%DAYs. 80. 9 80 a mo . 100 20 00 100 ,. M,
Tor baltimore and WASHINGTON da!ly at 30 II 90 lex
cont sunday, a M. 200. 20. 90 y. NJ, /? Is night.
Train, leaving at 10 II 100 m, 80, 100 . 900.
20 a. No. - Is night have connection for Reading IIar
rishufc. POttsyllr sc.
Tickets aud Parlor Car seats be procured at H. 261,
AK al 40. 322 Hroadway 737 6th-aNe. 26f West
I5yfb,st 1874 East 125th-t New York Courtst., 800
M an ST % Broadway Brooklyn.
",NrwYork Transfcr company win call FOR and check
har age from hotel or residence.
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Gfdrber5.

v
TUTORS povelncsses, professors, teachers. an
"A branches, supplied schools and families Sch0,
parents Modern languages SPOKEN MIltlNNi
COYRIkRE, 81 i. l7th.sI, bet 4thsSe. anu bosI,s':
A CCONPLISHED HanOvcran lady, higheso credentials
n desires additional pupils higher IhslisI
languages. hrsclass music eminent masters
Address CLASSICS, Tribune Uptown once 20 way:
A BEST TEACHERS, American and Foreign, supplied
"A, for all branches in all localities no cldlge IbACII
I.IS WANTED no fee registration form for stamp
r. r. AVERY American School Bureau, west l4lrsI'
A LADY desires daily engagement: thorough English
N German French, and singing; excellent CITY
references and foreign testimonials. Address A e. W.
1907 LeNngton-ave.
A fERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS, AGENCY
~ supplies Professors Teachers, tutors HONeihesSc-
&c TO COLLEGES School and Families. Apply TO
MIs. NJ. ]. YOUNGFULToN % Union square.
ITALIAN LANGUAGE.
4 Professor G.. \. DALUMI,
4fS Madison-ave.
w ANTED-Princiral an academy also very De
TIONAL BUREAU, COS Walnut-st. Philadelphia.
w ANTED IMMEDIATELY.-Tea higher English
w Latin, school; German, piano scnooli Nsunl
teacher family German piano French gONcrness; com
panlon; English piano, French; g0vcrness teaching
kindergarten and German child English teacher
district school MISS DONOVAN'S Teachers Bureau, &c
East 1ith-st
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.-Superior German gov
w rnc.s with good music for Young LADY, resident lady
teacher higher English and Latin, CITY, HESSES
AGENCY. 10 East 17th-st
IxJoMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU for
w both sexes supplies professors, teachers goVernes
musicians housekeeper companions, chaperones, &C. 10
colleges schools and families bookkeepers stenogra-
piers and copviSfs business firms.
Miss c. L. WERNER 800 shave. New-Yorb CITY.
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NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD SIS. co.

~ SHORT ROUTE 10 LONDON,
NEW.YORK SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
Steamers. san from plei foot 2ts.:; Hoboken.
FAST tx PRESS STEAMERS
Aner We'd Jan. ], -. m. Worra, We'd, Jan. e. am.
fuda. We'd, Jan . a. N. Saae' We'd Jan. %. pm.
First cabin s75 ana upward berth. according 70 10.
kstlon Second cabin. $50 a adult Steerage low.
est rates OELRICHS CO.. No. Bowling Green
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Danrlne Atnoemes.

iJuHllHy AluutHllt9.
LEXANDER MACGREGOR'S, 10S West 55th.st-
II New classes in dancing Immediately after the holi'
days. classes Saturday morning. an early appli-
cation desirable Private lessons any time by appointment
A -CARTIER'S DANCING ACADEMY, so 5thtve;
n. bet 18Th and 14th stPrvalc and class lessons all
hours WALTZ TAUGHT RAPIDLY. Halls TO let
,,E GARMO Tuesday and Saturday Afternoons,
~ ji3 LAVE. (ijth-st)
Other Classes 80 WEST o5TH ST.
a, FORGF WArTACF'S SCHOOLS, 20 West 5oth st.
VI and HARLEM. so and s. West 126th-st.-Circular.
Adults and childrcns classes
IL FLETCHER RIVERS SCHOOLS
H. No. GIL LcXingtOn-aNc., NcW-I Ork.
No. AL Bedford-aVe Brooklyn
II ICKERBOCKER CONSERVATORY. "a West 18th.
II ,t.-WALTI and all fashionable dances TAUGHT
RAPIDLY; private lessons all hours Reception, tues
day Night New Years Eve, o'clock.
MR.. =. HARVARD REILLY, master Of dancing: ha:
WI returned europe; private classes specially at
SAB shave. No circulars sent by mail
OUR OWN ACADEMY FOR DANCING. 6s West o3d-
" Hosea Higgins Prop After and evening classes
uer quarter 81 lessons So. WALTZ GUARANTEED
live private 50 Al the fashionable dances taught
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SANITARIUM.

pleasant special treatment recreation and rest
TARRYTOWN -ON-HUDSON, "a miles from n. Y. City.
High ground extended views large rooms
cecnt table, heated ny steam Special department. for
diseases NERVOUS SYSTEM. Of the ALCO-
IIOLIC. CHLORAL and MORPHINE habits. A Ma
TERNIIY HOME whore woman can have superior &C
commodations. A Sanitarum open all the year.
mr.
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For Boys and Young Men-Country.

A aExANDER INSTITUTE Military Boarding School,
"A White Plains n. Y. . ,,c =, M n
CHOICE SCHOOL.-shcItiidge Media Academy, for
n HorS and YOUNG men. SWITnIN G. SHOKTLIDGE,
Il. Nj. (HarVafd Giacuateb Media Tenn lnoai Fhii"
oclpbia).
<,UELTFNHAM ACADEMY, OGONIZ, PA ,,
" Unexceed location ana sIfiOuhqiigs: Ntm srnop
houipnient. Gymnasium military drill, &c IhOTOGsh
PREPARATION Tor college scientific school For circular
w. JOHN CALVIN RICE, r. NJ, Principal
HAYWOOD SCHOOL FOR BoYS.-At Milford. Conn;
IL Parents who unfortunate in the management OF
will do well profit BY the advantage Oerca
hy this school, Address FRANK ID. HOWE, SUIT.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-10

Naas tssftals ana ae~ a. KtroEs hess
ms Ssaasrs >ersogsls taAoaagosi.

Naas Fs.rsals ana ae~ a. Eiarosss Aess
ths Csaesrs Sersoasls la@eaagosi.
E1sAuSEE. gsoA Az q The desssuctsvs
foreas lrss ~ tAesslEs Nere partially ca.
tnge.sans ey the Iaa1 u T,aOss.ay nlehi aaa
a wednesday sa.ogGsug. a. lsiesxspk CEN
saal.lo4sisa WAs oag oG 81 teeAis foas
baaEs hy Ike eaTAiAg - p~los Ihs
village of oE.sA2lng va half ssInss..
taengy houses a Vulcan we've
buruca. Gnd gainaT nres are rss-
Cshsg tlAoes Pres ale l1slE ANA Al mar,
Ylaoes IA Tie Wooas stlal hSd hsss AZ rs-
portsa IN outonsgon oounTs Gleag the liis
81 ths Dulath. Lake Shore Atlaailo
railway Bruoes Crossing buen slaa
otheE places have been badly soodohed
n hether the lles spread "a are sxtlngsishea
Gslenas un TIE weather. Acre rain Is bad
~ needed
ADRIAN NlOh Nav a-kxiensise wed
fires ale raging IA the eounts stephen
C.arIeutSs. aesd ~ while nghting fhe
flames ga his premises in Madison Tuesday
Nss overcome and died ~ surooatlon l'e-
foIe Assist2nos coRla reach him.
kEsGoRfA Mich Nav . -flres are re-
ported burRiDg IA The donss pine forests
tetN cen hIA Greek aaaa Match God oD The
Ials4tl. soath Shore Atlantic railway ia
tension between here 2no Duluth. The post
Once express ofaoe and railway stAton
al S. Collins were burned and uasas
CT "a od ~ TRES in dangerous proximity ~
TIE track The district ls covered With
oonss pine. untouched by tils axe. ano eA-
tenSigo fires n ould destroy millions oi col
lafs worth ~ pine al4a .llPori tns ANes AZ
many Louesteaaers
EIHA. kun. NAY "A raging prairie tire
rushed down upon uns town "Wednesday.
burning tie principal business houses ana
many residences and also the huge flbs
Tiounng nuA Asny PooS families were
burned out II house Gnd home Desperate
efforts were made 10 stop Tie ire
hat the wind bleW hard and tie men bo-
Ing unable 10 stand before tie heroe heat
lad 10 ran with their wives and children
and let their homes 40 Most OF the losers
are employees % the mill ElbS ls = country
village % 30J inhabitants
NEwBuKGa. n y May Forest fres are
burning in The sh sw4ngunk mountains
and tie CatskIlls, Also ia the highlands
below this city and also On tie
Jshkiil mountains Passengers coming iu
on the New lork New England
railroad Say the nres are also barn
ing on the mountains In that vicinity snd
on the State line. The atmosphere along
tie Hudson river Is filed with
smoke. and unless rain comes soon
pilots on night boats viii have
hard time seeing their way
through large amount Of woodlands Lar
been seriously damaged The hres are Ie-
ported 10 be on the increase IN a. a
recuons Az vet DO lives are reported lost
or no persons injured.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-10
IhE PARNELL CAse.
Tho Irish Leader Finishes Ills Evidence.
aud Archbishop Walsh Takes the

stand.
LONDON. May 0.-The crosse Xamination
@, Mr. Parneil before the PATnell Commls-
sion was resumed by Sir Richard Webster
The witness Was examined regarding the
speeches he lad made In Amert-
ca lie said that the reception com
mittee In Americs comprised lead
ing merchants OF New York and represent
aJiye citizens and ministers OF religion.
ia Ii speech he delivered II New NoIk the
witness declared that he had said that not
one farthing would go towards organizing
rebellion, and throug hout his American tour
he had never sweryed b hairs breadth
from that declaration Sir Richard Webster
the witness said, had quoted portions OF five
out Of sixty speeches he had made IN the
United States and had ignored the general
tenor OF his remarks In such d manner that
be CParnelD was misrepresented
Mr. Parnell said that in no sense could
the receptions with which lie was honored
in America bs identified with the physical
force element lie believed that none Of
his colleagues since joining the National
party had had any thing 20 DO with
Ienians
Mr.. Parnell here scored a point by re-
marking that the Tories had been much
more closely associated with su.h d move
ment, and cited as instance the
time when they co-operated with the Par
nellites TO obstruct the progress OF the
Criminal Code bill, 70 its ultimate death.
Mr.. Parnell then left the witness box and
Archbishop Walsh, of Dublin, was called
Tho Archbishop testified that he had
reached the conclusion prior 20 1879 that
there was great need of defensive land
organization He then proceeded TO give
his opinion as TO the necessity of such an
organization, when Justice Hannen inter
posed and said that the inquiry must be
limited TO ascertaining whether tho estab-
lishment OF the Land League was neces-
sary.
Sir Richard Webster remarked that opin-
ions were inadmissible Mr.. Biggar here
sprang 10 his feet and declared that the
hirelings Of the Government had repeatedly
given their opinions which had been ac-
cepted as evidence. Justice Hannen
warned Mr. Biggar against a repetition OF
such language.
The Judges then retired 10 consult as 10
the admissability of expressions of opinion
and returned with the decision that IL was
not permissible for counsel 70 ask any wit
ness abstract questions seeking TO elicit a
declaration OF opinion. The mere express
son OF Archbishop Walsh's opinion was not
admissible
Archbishop Walsh, resuming his testi-
mony, said he had abundant means Of
knowing that the league had denounced
outrages great many priests had joined
the league with his approval
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-10
BITS or INFORMATION.
A Ksrisf sssts4Asat Of Interesting f@Ca
Gathered fsonG ne RAILS ARa 1eis-

A Ksrssf Ssstsaasns Of Interesting f@ca
Gathered fsonl ne nasls and 1eis-
graph.
his reported tsSt q lol q slogx Indians
sre - TIE . ~ pass la Montana
Mat4aan l. k&A Assas A@s been elscEeS
preslasut ot tAe C3ue4i4p HacfEc ralIa&a
e. y Cosgrese a ca. dealers IL booss
a. shoes - kansas tats. have Eads a.
sssls,a.lSEt Assess. e. akN
9ae American Library Association bsgan
al a. Ioais Wednesday As nlnth annual
eonseBtlaH. sixty delegates being present
E1eG Bal . aTy goods merchant u EU1-
80 Mich wss drowned Wednesday y hiis
NitA hlm e@ped
Asy - Las been sol coWn for tie ulsl %
those concerned IN the Glssoc electric sugsI
fraud, sad meantime dispositions vii bs
taken Sf witnesses y he ale Ia Chicago
Tie body u Dan Kennsay. q prominent
y0ang man of hichlgaa CITY, Ind. VA
found nostng in the haTboT there Ascnes
Day and i Is supposed thai hs var InuT-
Cered
kTewol. the treasurer of Charles n
h0yts Brass Monkey" company, who riec
With y o1o. las been heard iron in Wash
layton Territory, snd II IL s@id can be Al
rested al sny time TIE Boston poiioe give
tie word
Bad Tunnel and Theodore Redmsn. fkrIneu
az " MOodford, Chicksssw Nation, qeErTe q
AID TuRel went 10 hecmsn's house Tues
cav aud threatened u ALL him before the
cad OF tie week hedman took a gus
loaded With buekshOt anu killed I1Dael Ia
SANITY.
The creditors Of the New EuglAnc Piano
Company OF BbstoB have accepted a prop
ositlon 10 pay their claims IN fuA In install
Inents al intervals oI slx and one half
eighteen twenty four. tAirty and IhiIty.
six months The liabilities were over s3JO, :.
ODQ and assets 500 90
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-10
Y. M. 9. a.
The International Convention Meets AT
Philadelphia-Over a Thousand Dele
uatoS Present.

The International Convention Meets at
Philadelphia-Over a Thousand Deio-
gates Present.
PHILADELPHIA, May 9-$ne twenty-eighth
information convention OF the Young Mems
Christian Association was opened Wednes-
day morning by General o. O. Howard, of
New York. Over 1000 delegates were
present General Howard delivered a
brief address and was followed by
Robert Byrne, of London, general
secretary OF the association there. Mr..
Byrne talked briefly, and speeches were
also made by Robert McCann, Of Ireland;
Baron Won Stark, OF Berlin; Carl Fries, or
Stockholm, and others At the close OF the
addresses IL. u. Chamberlain. of Denver,
was chosen president of the convention
Francis +. Kennedy, president of the
Philadelphia association, welcomed the del
egates. and President Chamberlain re-
sponded The report Of the international
committee was next submitted and read by
Mr. Cephas BraineTd, of New York, the
chairman. Papers on various subjects We're
read during the afternoon ais
The report of the secretary showed that
about 100 associations had been formed
during the year and that the membership
now reaches 95, AGO The total net property
of tho associations, as reported by the
treasurer, Is ss944 $50, as against So, ,052, =
2j9 at the last report.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-10
THE OPERATOR KRRED.
SCOT AND CELT.
A Great Gathering of Their Descendants
at Columbia. Tenn.


COLUMBIA, Tenn. May 9-The scotch
Irish convention. for which such great
preparations had been made opeBei
here Wednesday The stars and stripes Of
America, the green banner % Ireland and
the Scotch plaid waved from the walls of
the Athenasum, and the dwellings end
business houses we're gaylv decorated IA
honor OF the great event AZ II o clock ths
mammoth pavilion wss filed 70 its utmost
capacity Hundreds came who could not
get inside the building
Rev John Hal invoked the Divine bless
ing on the assembly aud the address OF vel
come was delivered by Colonel Mcdowell
Hon Joseph Y johnson. OF Alsl,ans wns
chosen chairman Of the convention and &C
knowledged tho compliment IN stirring
speech which was loudly sppiaudsd Proctor
Knott also delivered an address. and after
the transaction OF some routine business the
convention adjourned Until evening At the
evening session. after the president an
nounced the committees Rev lr Wilson
Phrsner. Of Sing Sing. \. ]. delivered a
brief estampOrsne0Us TAX Iobsrt Bonner.
Of New York. made sfsv remarks and Pew.
Or NcCloskis of Princeton. gsvs al i'd
dress IN which he made an effort 10 show
that American educational inst tBtioDs ~
to-day are modelled alter the Scotch Irish
plsn Of q coordinate alliance q religion
and hirh education
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-10

circumstances Nr Enander viii OF fcourse not
be able to accept his mission abroad, as
least for the present and has cent on sd-
vices 70 Washington to that effect AZ soon
as the sick mans condition warrants he
will he taken south Nj Enander was ap-
pointed Minister Resident TO Denmark
March l2. and HE nomination was con
firmed n few davs later by the Senate
His appointment was 10 repre-
sent the Scandinavian element Of
the Northwest. and now that IT is
quite probable that be viii tender bis resig-
nseon on account Of poor health there is
gossip 10 the eject thar another man from
the Northwest will be selected 70 take his
place. This candidate IS NJ steeBslaud. Of
Madison. Wls II = said that Coione! Clark
l. Carr. Of GalesbaTg. viii be slated FOR the
Denmark mission ia case Nr EuaBdsr re-
SgDs
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-10
Our Relations with Canada.

san Francisco. May a-The Senate Com
mittee to investigate relations with Can
ada met here Wednesday, Senator Hoar
presiding General Miles, commanding the
Pacific division. spoke OF the need OF
coast defenses. and said san Frsnciso,
Puget sound and the Columbia river wore
practically defenselesS A modern naval
vessel of hostile power could lay OF the
Golden Gate and throw she lis into the cen
ter of San Francisco. He outlined "A sys-
TEN OF efficient Notifications General
Miles estimated the cost of such syste IN
at s25, ,OO0CcO.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-10
$500 Reward.

wewin pay the above reward for any case Of
Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia. sick headhrhc.
IudigestiOn fonstl patton or t0stiveness &c
cannot cure wiGh West ; Vegetable Liver fllls.
WHEN the directions are strictly compiled
with Ihrv are purely Vegetable. and never
f,til 10 give sat slaction. sugar coated. Large
boxes containing g Pills, = cents. For sale
~ al Druggists. Beware OF eounterfeits and
tmifaffous The genuine manufactured only
by JOHN T.. VEST & Co. The Plu Makers.
40 West Madison-st-. Chicago. Free trial
parkages seat By mail. prepaid on receipt of =
8esat stamp. sold by ". II. Tlbbs. 10 Mon.
roe St Grand Rapids. Mich
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-10
Inccndiary at Work.

CHICAGO. May 9.-The people in Moreland
are in a frenzy OF excitement Some malic-
ious person set house on fire in the dew
asted village this morning, and had he
been found he would have paid the penalty
with his life, so maddened were the vii
layers The fire was extinguished before
doing much damage. The villagers say
that they are certain the fire was the work
Of an incendiary, and fear that an organ
lied gang of frebugs are in the town
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-10
A eALEFUL eLAsT.
\ Furious wiBd-storun Create. Havoc -
Ashland. Wis.

RIITauEEE, Nay "a ovclone strucl
Ashland Tuesday afternoon. coming
from the southwest uuToofn9 N. Ashland
Mercantile ComPsnvs store and up
setting small dwellings barns spd
frames not iDoiossd Considerable lurn bsl
piled On the 6ooks was blowr
into ths hav. and large number Of
logs were driven from their ro0orfugs buf
secured again Telegraph poles we're blown
down and many on TIE northern Pacific
4 omahs were burned, cutting 90 tels
graphic cor -luricstaon. TIE st0rna lasted
but few minutes. resembling . tornsdo.
and vanishing ss rapidly s. 70 came The
damage vii not sxc~et si3 90
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-10
ser Il-sth Coming.

Cf1caeo Nay William Bedding rsy~
penter 70 yesrs old met a terrible death
Wednesday evening ~ The crossing ~ Cot
tave Grove avenue and the Pittsburgh A
Fort Wayne rsilros6 EF.ks With two
cornpsri OBS bs VIA crossing The tricks On
his way horne from The csbis carr. spc ~
some Tnannsr hts foot beos1ns na1ght in
frog 50 thst he could pot escape being
crushed b. rapidly approaching sngiDs
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-10
Husband and wifi. Burned to Death.

H0LLIDAYsBURo. Pa, May 9-About
o'clock Wednes slay morning a coal-Oil lamp
exploded in the hands Of Mrs Catharine
Harkins. aged 81 years setting FIRE TO her
night garments. and despite The heroic ef
forts of her husband. James Harkins. she
was burned to death The husband IN
trying 10 smother the flames W4s fatally
burned
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-10

WASHINGTON. May o-The President bss
denied the application for the Communication
Of the sentence OF Nelson Colbert who il
10 be banged on the nth inst on the
grounds that the guilt Of the defendant IL
evident and there is sn entire absence of
any circumstances that ccaid suggest eK-
ecutive ciemency.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-10
DR.. LeDuc's Periodical Pills,

Prom Paris France. act only upon the gener-
alive organs In females and positively cure
impression Of the menses from whatever
cansel and al periodical troubles peculiar 10
women. A safe reliable remedy. sure 10 pro-
mote ruenSfruation. should not be used dur
Ing pregnancy The large proportion 81 It's 20
welrh ladies' are liable - the direct result or
disordered or Irregular menstruation. ANY
drusgiSt. s.. An. PuL CoNPANY Pros, Spencer.
Iowa. c. T. Ham. t26 Canai-st., Grand Rap
ids Nieh. supply Agcnt.
ROBERT STEVENS x Co. wholesale Agents,
Chicago. III.