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II IcnMoNp AND DANyILLE RAILROAD co.

~ SSnedais ~ eject MAJ II, 1880.
sou n.nl-East TtnueSzce Mail, daily for Warren
Ton. 6ordUnsSlIle, Charlottesville. LgDchburg aud
Stations between Alexandria and Lynribura RuAu-
oke, Atlanta bristol, huoKNllle, Chattanooga aud
Il.S4 Rm-las HAL daily Tor Gulf,eTer. Char
ioiteSNibe, Stations hesa i'cake and Ohio kOute.
tween - nchburs and Danylle. Green sluro l.aeIxh
AsheNllle. Charlotte, Columbia, Augusta. Atlanta
Birmingham, Mun teOnl.ry New Orleans. Texas and
and Pullman sle,Iers Atlanta 10 Nuw orleans Iln.-
man Sleeper LAnkle 10 Columbia and Augusta. Pun
mai Sleepers Washington 20 Cincinnati 4. aud
$40 p.m.-Daiy, EXCEPT Sunday, Tor MRuassNx
stTnsburg and intermediate stations.
4:31 D. n-LDnly WA iynchburg, Bristol aud Chat
tanoosA Pullman NesuDule Sleepsrs Washington 70
Memphis. connecting thence for al Arkansas fsInt.
IL; 40 PIN Western Express daily Tor Manassas.
charlottesville, stAuntou, Louisyilc, Cincinnati
Pullman Nes,ipuls 1rcin Washington 10 ClnclnnaIL
" It'll Pullman SleeI OF Tor Louisville.
Ii 90 o.. m.-SOUth-m EHTress daily for i.ynchhgrs
Augusta Atlanta, Montgomery, New ORLEANS. 1ehAs
sud California PGll4nah N,stisulc Car Washington u
New orleans VA Atlanta ana Montgomery. Pullman
olteI er asiilnsto 10 Birmingham. Ala
and Georgia lHclnc Railway. and Pullman Sltclsr
Washington 10 Asbeyle AID liOt sIFlnls. q, va
SALISBURY; Also Washington To Augusta VsA DAuvils
Trains Washington and OHIO division leave {" -sil-
ington 90 m daily, 90 A. daIS eKceIt a.sday
and a. p IA. dai.y arrive Round hin al - au,
90 aud 20 o. dsy amt l.s:-O p4 daily
except SUNDAY. arriving Msshlli, ton = SO IA and
Through train, from The south via Charlotte. Dan
Vile aud Lynchhutg @rrive Ia MAsis ton q -
and 10 pm; Via East lennessse Bristol and Ign, Ia
burg at so D. m and - % pm VIA Ch-sA -ass ani
DINO route AID Charlottesville al A. gIB ant 10
pm. aud q :l:B q strasturg local al 10 a am.
Tickets, slecping reservation aad iliorTpAti1a
furnished and baggage checked at Office. 1900 f"IIu-
myI0 Jas. L TAYLOR Gen. Pas Agent
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An official denial of the appearance in France
OF the cholera was issued Saturday by the gov
crnment.
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AND Ia foUk;AND-AcHALF STREET.
SOUfHWEST, ADJOINING GREENLEAF
SCHOOL BUILDING.
By virtue of decree passed by the Supreme Court
Of the District of Columbia IN EQUITY cause No.
l22l9, doc. 80. wherein Charles Augustus Ashton
and others are curupislnants and Jane Ashton and
Others are defendants, will sell pubic auction
IN front Of the premises, at HALF-PAST FIVE
O'CLOCK in the afternoon OF TUESDAY, JULY
ElG HTH 1890. lot numbered sixty- six $3.50 in square
nve hundred and two .oo.). improved by Two Com
Portable Frame Honse5 Nos LIS aud 1875 ~ street
southwest, NO l223 being pied q dwelling nd
store and No l221 u dwelling
Terms Of sale, as prescribed by the decree: One
tard cash, balance III anu years fr! the day
OF sale. with interest at the six per centnl
per annum, payable semi Annually Notes of the pnr-
chaser or purchasers to DC given for the deferred pay
III MS aud to be secured by deed of upon the
property sold, Or all of the purchase money may be
paid III cash. Ut option OF purchaser. AdeposIt of
viii be required ut the time Of sale. All conveyancin
ncaral fees and ding at the Of the
IL terms Of sac are not com piled with in after
the day OF sale tine trustees the right resell
ut the risk and cost of the defaulng purchaser
live days advertisement.
]. WALTER COOKSEYl
Fendau Building, r.
49, La. NV,
RADCLIFFE, DARR CO, Auctioneers. jeo5-dSds
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CAPTAIN siil,imore,s Trial.

Our LEADING CLUBS
you will find Blookers Dutch Cocoa we'll
known
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y ATCLIFFE, DARR 4 CO, Auctioneers
~ go Pennsylvania avenue n W.
ORIGINAL LOT EIGHTEEN,
FUTURE DAYS.

GEO. W. STICKNEY. Auctioneer. 936 F. tnw
AUCTION SALE OF VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, BEING HOUSES NUMBERED 1907
TO 1910 G STREET NORTHWEST AND ALLY
HOIISIS In REAR
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THE DISTRICT APPROPRIATIONS
Changes Made in the Bill by the Con-
ference Committee.

IMPORTANT PROVISIONS IN THE BILL--A BOARD TO
CONSIDER THE LOCATION AND MANAGEMENT OF
ELECTRIC wIREs-PRoPosED REGULATION OF
STREET RAILROAD Companies.
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will offer Tor sale in front of the premises on
WEDNESDAY. THE SECOND DAY OF JULY 1880.
at SIN U'CLO h p NJ, tine west one-half oil original
Iot > and all OF lot 3 in square 25S
Terms Of sale: Onethlrd cash aud the balanc
and alter date with interest rate OF six
toI per ceuum per annuIn. yahe semi ually, or
all cash. at the option Of the purchaser $50 deposit
at time Of sale. TERMS to be complied within fifteen
days the property will De resOid riSk and cost of
defaulting purchaser. GEO. W. STICRNEY,
ye2S-d&ds
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RAILROADS.

RALTiMoEE AID ONO RAILROAD.
Leave washington frp station corner q New Jer-.,
70, cb,o.~o ,,s s %',, We md ssrsss
~ S,ss,nrsu, 81 Low. ana Indianapolis. ,.pr.-.
For ftise,irT ana cleveland s,pre.. a.iy % .
For Lexington sud point. the Shenandoah yallsy.
For. v inchs.ter and vss stations. IS .Sop.m
Tor Lur.y. - 80 and = sop.m.
80 q ca IS 2 NUT 30 - 80 IL 90. 10 Is 6S
a. minutes An, l2lo. .la. g SO. a. nliuutc.l
%,nsie, so 500 6is % SO no . 10 s. *
90 1850 and II so p,nl. sundsys s:o5, 20
2:ls, : 30. ct5 @iaase., g. 30 -, a So IS
MINUTES 900 o:iA o.sG $50. ss35. 10 .30
Ior S.y station. between w..binstop and n.lsl.
! 80 7. M; SUNDAYS 3 80 an, 90 , IS, 4 81
Irsins leave EAiumere Tor wAshin.ton ~ees Says,
NV ~ 20 SO -. "a 500 so = -. 20
30 90. Us. 500. 6 90 8 "a. 90 80 10
80 s'oo. 10 1920 and u 90 M sundays
S se 50 nd ts ;S 80 and "a N
e a2s s $50 sm a% i Ok no p L.'s sa an.s.
!, - SIS s'aaSI; q de Metropolitan Br.nse 80 30
tlo 40 am, 4 10 aud - 10 pm '''
s s saa ShsSn. - IS SS5s 20 o.
y 90, ~ o. ara. n 90. t3soo IS rs, s.sa
for bos ana intermediate stations - .oOpm.
pm sioIyius u all stations M,trOpUltan Brauca
Tor tnrderick. 10 So. 81 80. 90 SO. tIl 80 Aua-
fer h.sers.0Sn, 10 - 40 am. and - :sopm.
10 ~ M nm run Shn.so day m AID
snd : 90 pnl troin llttsburs 40 Aua., 30
stS YORK AID PHILADELPHIA DIVISION.
NJ - a. t0r =. d sSntol Ns~ars aud Elizabeth
- 90 ard &c 30 pm. saret Psrlor 1ars q, al
ssy Trans. Sleeping Car On the 10 80 y m 0prn
Tor fh,lsdslphn = o. IS 90 30 90. zig 90 noon.
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u ATCLIFtE DARK & CO.. Aucrs
h go Penna, ave NV
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS. &c, con
Tanned IN HOUSE No. 42l SIXTH STREE,
NORTHWEST.

NORTHWEST,
PARL3h =, SUITES sop EASY CHAIRS ROCKERS
BLhs: coUcHEs, WiNpo4 HANGINGs
GGAABBISNETs; s., MIKI3Rs, WALNUTs OAK And
CHIFrQN1Ehs. HAIR AND OTHER MAT
IRESSES, PILLOWS AND HOLSTERS. BED
DINGS, HALL FURNITURE, SIDEBOARD,
tXLENsIoN TABLE; DINING CHAIRS, CHINA
AND GLASS WARE, BRUSSELS. HALL SrAIR
AND OTHER CARPETS THROUGHOUT TIE
HOUSE. I1CHEN REQUISITES, &C, BEING
THE ENTIRE CUNTENIS OF HOUSE No. 42l
SIXTH STREET NORTHWEST,
AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY SECOND, Be
GINNING at TEN O'CLOCK. will sell at the
above named house all the furniture, Carpets, &C.,
contained therein, to which attention is invited.
Terms cash. RADCLIFFE, DARl{ A
AnffipDaprq
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II ATCLIFFE, DARR & co, Auctioneers,
HI go Pennsylvania ave- n W.

TWO TWO STORY FRAME HOUSES, Nos 23l3
AND 2315 VIRGINIA AVENUE NORTHWEST,
AT AUCTION,
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, JULY SEVENTH, at
SIX O'CLOCK, we will offer for sale, in front of the
premises,
LOT ID" AND PART OF LOT &C." SQUARE a.
fronting % feet on Virginia avenue by an average
depth OF about 80 feet. improved by Two Two-story
Frame Houses. now under good rental.
Terms: One third cash, balance in one and two
years at Per cent secur by deed Of trust prop,
ery Sold or an cash. at the option Of the purchaser
deposit Of 800 required at the time OF sale If the
terms OF sale are not complied with in 10 days from
the day Of sale right reserved resell the property
the risk and cost of thr defaultiug purchaser after
days advertisement in some newspaper published in
Washington. ID. All convey ancing and recording at
cost of purchaser
je2S-d&ds RADCLIFFE, DARR Il CO. Aucts
DATCIIEkE DAkK 4 en- Anc,a
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RIVER BOATS.

STEAMER ARRuwsMITH
Fob coAN. yocoMIco. NoMISI AND cURRI-
OMAN,
Touching At Colonial Beach,
Alexandria on MONDAYS and THURSDAYS
FOR COLONIAL BEACH AND CoLToNs ON
SATURDAYS at 4 30 pm Home sunday niyhtsL
IL
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M WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE
w BAZAAR, $40 Louisiana avenue
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
The largest and most complete stock of New and
Second hand Wagons and Carriages the city,
consisting of Coupes. Eictorias, Iockzways. tx
tenson-top Cut under Surveys. Jump Seats,
D. ctors' aud Pony phaetors. Top and No Top
81 gGes, Dayton Wagons Fancy Delivery Wagons.
Nina and Grocery Wagons, Express Wagons.
agent for the District Of the celebrated Corls nd
SompsnyIs fine Carriages, Bugges spri nF
Wagons and Road Carts.
Auction Sale of Horses, Carriages. Harness &C.,
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY
MOkNlNGb, commencing at Ten O'CLOCK.
lell-lm 4 NGER
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FENNsYLNANIA RnrTR

l. n IN o"hA ffFNNsYLyAN1A ROUTE
Dol M M Ih iE k3klh' WILT VIZ ANB sorIuwIsr
STILL nails MHGHIff fil5 + fS SrhSMi
1n,,Sstr,,itn eti ,s8, M.y n. sgo
CoRNEkof 6rH AM D STL Eits' As F6lfoSs:
FOR ii pnil,g Snd "a. Wet ChcAso united EIlres
Ihsi Lane 70; so m daily 10 Coiuiulus and i.
gm- daily eIoerS Saturday. t 70 c6esr 70 With nh
s.ssIins Car Altoona q Chicago. IT Lous, chs
Ls,i9r car ,,iIsign 70 lsrri-barS. aud SieeIl
r,,s,s ar ' sDgrs 70 81 Louis Cncssu and can
western h,presa. At : :4Op,m daily. with Sleep
eonneclins daily At HArrs61rS - with ihr rough
sleepers for LonisSil e ana Memphis racinc Ia
WITH Through sleeIer 10 Ilt;sbu's. ana I1ttsburg
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For Name. CansndAiEaa. rochester aud NiAsArA Fall,
For Ere SanAndAiSga and Rochester daily. for Buff
xi S SS SlSSI Ga, accept saturday 10 90 P
For at iHsA Haven aud El.ilA, 10 50N
For N q ; disilS; exc. except 60 SUNDAY
ron PHILADELPHi1. MN YORK AND THFFAsr.
80 az i6S 90 ana ana 90 PAM s On 10 Sua a
Yio r. Limited ais 1pTsl. Of r 9 aS % an4
lori SGly Limited Iifress With piniS. Car 90 's
FOR PHILADELPHIA ONLY
fhst express 10 A.m. week days snd 90 nm daily
hth tI u.s. sunday only. 40 .. M
For Brooklyn w I tfa NJ i 70, eserS day, .,
Jersey city with boats Of Brooklyn Annex .fi.rI-
street, kNUl14 IDlo
feITiase across New lork city
DALI.
For sailimore, $685. ?:ao. $40. 900, 40. 10 co.
ho:9o, u 90 aud II 40 AIN = .o5 =. 40 3 4 -
$50 90 20. $50. . 90. > AZ. 600. : 10
1000 ana ! 20 y M. ON sun Sy 300 3 .05
lo:3o, 40 an, !. 10. Is, $50, = 90, 4 20.
200. > 40, 90. 40 1000 and III 20 nm
FOR Iol,es tresA Lane 20 ain aud 80 D. IA. daily.
For AnDaIolls. 70 and q 90 an, l2.O5 and = 20
pm dJIs, except sunday, SUNDAYS .2Opm.
WASHINGTON SOUTHERN RAILWAY
~ tffLCT MAY ii. 1890.
fo- oAleibhdrlA, 30, 0.35, : 40, 40, a.4a
1922 am, 90 noon. : 05. $780, ! -. : IS,
SS 9, s2EE' ~ % Sna SO m. On Sunday q
4;5O 40. SO. 1887 am. 2:30. 6.Ol. s.Os
and 1O:O5 pm
Accommodate Tor QuGntico. - an and ass
pm. week days, q 40 am. sundays.
For klchuIOud aud tie south. ! so ard lO:a1 am
dAiiy ACCOMMODATION, ! % p.I. week days
Trans leave Aiennhaila Tor Mashii st,n. IS o. %
sOO,3.lO lO:lJ, ii 90 am. 20. 3 90, s 5u
BIO 600, %. - 20. 40 80 and ! .US a N ON
sunday al liza Id I / "a Au.. = CO. . 40, Z %
- ~, 9 70 and 10 81 D..
1lcLets ahd li.oTa the Office northeast cor
ner 18TH 81. aLd fennzy iyanls avenue. and al the
station, where orders De left fr tie king "
baggage TO det, iu&;iOu IN otsls and residences
CHAS. l. II Oh, J. A MOOD
General Manager. imyl2l Geiiefal Passenger Agent
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1icLets ad li. ornaiun nj the Office, northeast
ner 10TH 81. AID lsnnzy wants avenue. and al the
station, where orders De- left fur tie ~
b@skaee 10 aer,iu&iiOn irCm lot,ls and residences
ChAS 4 flGh. J. AZ MOOD.
General ManAser. Imyl2l GeiIeTal Passenger Arcn,
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LOB POTOMAC RIyEn LANDINGS.
II NEW ZION s1EANlh .MAkkf1fl-Dr
leaves 1th-st wharf on hOkDAlh. ThUksDAYu
and SATURDAYS ~ am. ketuT1ing TUksDAYk
tnainss NoninI Gre 4. VA st Clements bag
AID leon.IdiOxn. Md Connects with Is sno o n h 81
sheI herds BEE schedule. JOHN ~ lADGET1, AKA
e. ". lDlEf Aanager. ~
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rHANCElY SALE OF VALUABLE LOT, I'M
CPRONED BY TWO FRAME HOUSES, Nos l2l3
AND l225 FCUR-AND-A-HALF STREET
SOUTHWEST, ADJOINING GREENLEAF
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EDUCATIONAL.

fNHE FREDERICK FINALE SEMINARY WILL
Il beein its 41th year September 10. 1890. The
Terms moderate. For catalogues address.
MN. n PthNEll- A. NJ. IL. D., Frederick. Nd
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SMITHS WHEEnERrrs
cycling RINK. y2l st. n. tnear 9th STD
ZINE BOARD FLOOR, IHE ONLY ONE IN THE
CITY: COMIE1LNT INSTRUCTORS RIDING.
StARAN1EED, Ell OUR CELEBRATED C0MBl-
NATION DART SAFE1lES. fSfCHUS. LEAGUES.
HIGH GRADE BOYS AMI GALS SAFETiES.
sp20toiy4 SALESROOM. Cor. 9Th and h sta. NV.
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PARLoR CARS TO DEER PARK AND OAKLAND
Commencing Saturday June q. the b. 4 o.
r. X. will attach Pullman buffet parlor car to
the Chicago vestibuied limited express leaving
Camden Station 1920 am, Washington IL 80
am. arriving at Deer Park 5:35 pm. Mountain
Lake Park $40 pm. Oakland 5:45 pm Re-
turning the car will be placed ON the Chicago
vestibUled limited express leaving Grafton
S:3e am. and Deer Park at 1880 am, arriving
III Washington 4;10 pm, Baltimore SEQ pm.
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BICYCLES.

RiCYCLEsoTHE LADIES' .'GAZELLE" SAFETY
~ price 500, NV ready. Boys' aid Girls Drop
IraIne safety, $50 Boys straight frame Safety
49, All hight tubular sfeI frame hines iih ad-
Unstable cole bearings to Wheels and cnk shafis-no
heavy cast-iron or IlTe frames. Our
ali hihde here and fully warranted
CRAWFORD CO..
3e1-:m llI0 4 St NV
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Nor Invest section. $3.50 600. which includes
NE paving Of 18Th street from L 70 Boundary
streets; street from 18th to 10th streets; il
street from New Hampshire avenue to 10th
street, ID street from 18th to 18th streets; 18th
street from ID 20 Z streets: L street from 9th
70 lOth streets street from 22d to 24th stree Is
anu Caroline street; grading and regulating
Boundary street from LIST to 4th streets and
snttng away the parking and paving on New
York avenue between 18th aud 18th streets
making a continuous roadway
southwest section. S15.9O instead of S7S. 600
Southeast section. :i2l. 500. which excepts b
street from LIT ~ I'd streets. and includes the
grading and regulating of 18th street from ID
tc r streets.
Northeast section, sl9s. 700 instead of
slJl.fOO. This includes the paving of Sd street
from /, TO ii streets, and 9th street from Massa-
eLEsetts avenue to Maryland avenre instead
0f grading and regulating of SAFE. and the
grading and regulating of the roadway of 18th
street east from street north to Pennsylvania
avenue.
REDUCTIONS AND IScREAsKs
The report wants q. Is paid per square var
Tor pavement OF more than ordinary strength,
~ place Of the Senate amendment Of 81 So
For grading streets and alleys not otherwise
provided for 10000 IL appropriated: the House
wanted $4,000 and the Senate SIS, 900 For
repairs to payements. Sl200O0; the Senate
amendments called for Sl5O. 900. For pauging
sewers and rainfall $1,000 is given which is
Sl.OOO added by the Senate For condemna-
ton Of rights of way for constructing pubI,c
sewers 10000 Is provided. 5000 less than the
senate amendment For construction of a
brick shed for storing and testing hydraulic
ecments for street and sewer work 81 500. the
Senate amendment is adopted For current
work Of repairs to streets, avenues and alleys.
S;j,OO0. $1,000 less than the Senate amendment.
For current work OF repairs of county roads
and suburban streets $4,000 is appropriated.
$1,000 more than the House wanted.
The Senate amendment for sl3 900 for paving
Nichols avenue Is stricken out. For paving
Clifton street from l4th street extended east
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possession of the house "a domestic
evil far too common among Us. ManY
housekeepers would be not a little em-
barIassed If they knew how often the
nostrils of visitors are taking silent and
unpleasant inventory of the fried meats.
boiled vegetables. burnt fat, soapy. i'll
dried floors, and even the steaming con-
tents Of the wash-boiler. all the varied
cents from which thoroughly pervades
the house, and too often the garments
of tile household. The kitchen is in a
large measure responsible for the odor
that creep into halls, chambers and
closets, finding lodgment in carpets
and curtains. IN bed and other clothing,
and even among books and brio q. brac
Rooms not in constant use should re-
ceive at least a weekly airing, to prevent
the close, musty smell almost sure to
gather in unused apartments. Every
loophole through which bad air may
creep, needs to be carefully guarded.
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We Dan All Help.

Here, more than IN other countries, is
there need that the lalty should bear
their part in church action, and do. all
that laymen may lawfully do. Our
clergy are overworked. They are not
numerous enough tt supply the wants
of those already Catholics, and we ought
generously to take as much Of their
burden as we can upon ourselves. we
can do much by our writings, our
speeches and our lives to disabuse those
outside of tile church of their prejudices
and to make them understand the true
doctrine and practice of the church.
All that the Church teaches and eDjOins
IS so conformed to right reason, that no
man not blinded by prejudice or passion
can refuse his approval when he clearly
knows it. A layman may often get the
ear of non. Catholic that the priest
cannot reach, and an intelligent explain
alton of Catholic doctrine and practice
by a laYman will, III many cases, carry
more weight than that made by the
priest, because it is in a language and
form Of thought better understood and
appreciated, and is less likely to be
thought insincere.
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The Flowers of Spring.

sI'he flowers chat bloom IN the
spring. ira la, have nothing to do with
the CASE" So SAYS tie song, but the
sentiment is bad. The flowers of spring
have great deal to do with the case.
What would the world be if there were
no flowers, no little gems Of color to
brighten the landscape and gladden. the
eye, no sweet perfume to fresheD the
soft breezes and make 1t delight to
breathe. Those flowers are the most
beautiful of all. We like not the ex-
pensive exotics of the Conservatives.
Their very cost is against them in more
respects than one. The modest violet
surpasses the lovely Marechal Neil. and
the buttercup to some Is preferable to
the expensive Jacquemlnot. These
spring flowers make no great preten-
sions, and 1t Is because they are near to
natures heart that they are 50 we'll be
loved. So it is with the st. Paul & Du
luth Railroad. 1t puts on no frills and
makes no great pretensions. It is
simply the shortest and best line be-
tween Duluth, West Superior, Still
water. st. Paul, Minneapolis and other
points. Always take the Duluth Shor:
Line-6nelv equipped. Geo. w. Bull,
Gent Passenger Agent, or Geo. C. Gill
fillan, Asst GENT Passenger Agent, St.
Paul, MINI.
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LAKE Superior Catholic: There ap
pears to be great deal of foolish talk
in regard to the Bennett law Of WIS.,
consin. The objections of the Catholics
and Lutherans to the law, is not cppo-
sjtion to having English taught in their
parochial schools. but they DENY tn.
right of the state to assume control of
their private and domestic affairs. The
Catholic Bishops of Wisconsin in their
protest against the law, declared that
there was not to their knowledge, one
Catholic school where English was not
taught during the whole scholastic
year. Then the law gives school boards
arbitrary powers contrary to the Amer
lcan principle of government. The law
is not political issue, but if any polls
tical party pledges itself to its enforce
ment, it will go down with the law.
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A LONDON cable to the New York
World saysthar rumors that the Parnell
O'Sbea case was being settled were
prevalent during the week. / can state,
says the correspondent, on the bes,
authority, however. that the rumors
have no basis in fact. Parnell's object
from the outset has been to have the
case fully Investigated. His only feat
IS that the form in which O 'Shea's peti
ton has been framed may limit the
scope OF the inquiry, AS it is, the Case
Is being delayed by O'Shea in a most
unaccountable wav. With ordlnar,
diligence it might be brought to trial
next month, while now 1t is doubtful
if 1t can come Oh before autumn. Mrs.
OShea will not consent to settlement
anyway. She IS only too glad to get a
divorce, no matter on what grounds.