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Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-24

A CADEMY OF IMMACULATE HEART, PICO
"A Heights-Conducted by the Sisters of I'm.
maculate Heart. The scholastic year COM
prises two sessions of hve months each. The
tember, and second on the LIST OF February.
Pupils are received at any time during the
year. Their session commences from the date
of entrance. For further particulars apply on
the premises, or at the Cathedral school, Los
Angeles st. The above house is the novitiate of
the order. jA1 6m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-24

JJERE YOU ARE-BEST COTTAGE IN Los
I'll Angeles; built by owner for his own use
every modern Improvement; only $25 per
month; five minutes from curner of Temple
and Spring. W. d. NISBET, 22O s Main st.
ja15 If
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-24

a VI. BURLEIGH, M. D., 121 8. SPRING ST.
W. Specialties, diseases of women (medical
and .surgical). Chronic diseases of stomach
and bowels. j3tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-24
ATTORNEYS.

TsIDORE B. DOCKwEILER. ATTORNEY-AT-
i law, rooms 10 and IL, Bryson-B Bonebrake
Block. j17 I'm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-24

DR- FRED R. FROST, IL N. MAIN ST.,
~ Los Angeles. specialty: Diseases of the
2 to 5. z to 8. Tel Ofice, 96; residence' 96'
Residence. 1419 Temple ct. jl7
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-24
BUSINESS CHANCES

r HAVE ON HAND TWO FIRST-CLASs
Il good paying businesses; must sell one as
cannot attend to both myself Address o.
box 1852. citv. 115-tf
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-26

MieBe, mir nebmen uns bann Der fleis
nen 8raut an. Der Greunb, uon BEN
Sic -pre9en. lit tpobl St-einmsber2
S-teinpeber III au6 !pirtli6 ein netier
0ieni9, er bat 70 mas fur6tbar Coli
beg.
ga, Warbob 5teiu!peber III mir Der
gruber semotben. Den bic Iaiur mir
beriagt bat. ipra9 9llIreb. innig Don
benz Wnui6e bemegt, BOB MarbOb billi.
gen m6ge, tuos er geiban.
Marbob 5ieinmebe,s fragte Ser
maine. Wiir lit. als babe i'd ben yaa
! men i1o1 geb6rt.
@s iit ber 51riftheQer. sic perben
bon ibm gelelen haben, meinte Nlfre0.
Do6 ni6t. Wdre ss mDglih, boB
i6 benz 9errh einmal In S6ualba@
bege9net iein t6nnte? @Obiel Id mid
erinnere. cine erniie psribnli6feit nit
buntlem 0aar, energiid)en 3iigcn unb
benfenbem Blid2 fragte @ermaine, In
ibrem @eb6dtniB iu9eno.
Die Bei9reibuua f-iimmt.
Ibsr er if iabtelans i'm 4uslano &C..
tDeieu, mas ct In S1maIbaG 3u tbun
gebabt bdtte, bas DeiB t1 nidt.
Sn bieiem 4ugenblide eri9au!e Die
3ii6sl0fe. Die Stieler berietben eifs
rig iiber bic M0Jli9teit oSer llnm6g
Ii6feit, bic partie 10 3u beenben, unb
bei6loiien. mad Siide nod einise &un.
ben 3u matben.
9ln Der Safel lernts @etmaine ben
Weann, benz fie fi6 anDerlobt bate, bon
elmer neuen Seite tennen. Gum eriten
nal felt Wo9en fanb HIfreb bic Stims
mung Su ieinen 6Ger3en, Nnetboien.
ytedereien. Wenn au6 isine 3ub6rer
5it ben Qeuien 3dhlten; bic cine pointe
INNER ert auf sem Mege hes Na1bens
tens einige Minuten blnterber osrfan.
ben Ober iiGb untereiuanber gar ertldrs
ten. 10 tpurbe oas 2a1en an ibrer Slid.
ede bod reft lebbaft. Nud @ermaine
la6te nit. gllfreo baite iosar ipieber
eiuiae fleiae 8osbeiten fur Grau Miebe
ouf ieiner f9arfgefbliifenen 3unge. aber
He nabm beute ni9ts mebr libel unb
ba6te iOgar Bel 8emerfungen, bic iie
ni9t DerIfanb = unb bic lparen es,
welde fe lOnft am meiifen lbelnabm -
iuas fid liebt. bas nedt iid.
Mber bel benz NQem mar es Nlfreb,
aIs b6rte er nod elm anberes. ipoblflins
seubes 2a9en, bas feinen iibermiitbigen
ginfdllen tets augenbIidli@ 3u folgen
p1egtc. llnb ibm mar es, als bdnge
ein buntles Iuge, leudtenb in 6r6bIi1s
teit, on ieincn 2ippen.
llnb fein uebermutb iiies uub iein
2a6en murbe lauter.
Germaine aber fiblte, pie Ct Ii9 on
ieiner eigeneu lnterbaItungsgabe bes
raufdte. unb bas Baden auf feinen Qips
ben perbars iar ni@t, moran iein 9er3
INNER badte.
tBortfetuns fcIst)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-26
sfatarrtl fana utd,t furtrt ,perne,,

bur6 locale applieaiionsn, ba lie ben SIP ter
Hrantbeit nidt erreiden fonnen. sfatarrb If
cine Blut. uber Gonfitutions. Rranfbeit, unb
nm iie 5u bsilen, n,ibt Sbr inuerIide SeiImit.
tel aebmen. Sau's aatarrb. aur pirb einge.
noEmen nno ipirtt brett auf bas Blut unb bic
fdleimise SberFdde. Sau's seatorr1 sur iR
feline auadfalber Msbijin. Sic purbs felt Sab,
rem bon einem Der beRen Aerate bieies eonbes
berorbnet unb IN Elm resslmdbises @seept Sie
befebt aus ben befen Blutreinisunssmittsln,
bic 6ireet aaf bic SdIeimoberFd1e pirfen Die
boltommene gerbinbnns Der apsi 8eFanbt5eiIe
Ia 60, mas fold puuber6olIe &efultate bel ber
SeiIun9 bon aatarrb berborbriret. eaSt gn6
8susniHe umfonit f@idsn.
8. 8. Gbeneb g. Co., 3slebo, 8.
n gerfauft bon apotbsfsrn, rs gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-26
NorrespoaOen,. -Gouteut he,

SsortesponOenj. e oil tent, ben
"a. Nuguit go. = lleber bas grsebniB
Der biesidbrigen @aumDolIernte ldBi fd)
iebt amndbernb etrpas 8eitimmteres ia
gen. Weimar uno umgebuug anIan.
ge1lb, betrdgt ber Dur1I1nittsertyaa
tdum ein Orit!el; bieie 8ertiiraung 1T
lebiglid auf oas Nusbleiben re6tssiii.
gen &egens sutiid;ufibren.
Was bic 9erren 8eri@ierffatter ss.
8. guf6 unb U. S. In ber poriaen
gtummer ber uGreiea preKe" biniidtlid
Der Banmmoll.@ .@rnte fastsn. piro aud
bier ieber 6armer enboliren, neil es
sbenfalls auf biefe 8egeno paBt. gnos
lole Srofenbsit unb bodarabige 6ibe
bel6leuaisen bas Osfnen Der RapieIn.
pfhdsn 1T Inn belIsn @ange unb bic
anfdngli6 boben preiIe batien einen
duBerIf regea anorane auf ben Martt
aur igolge. gs tpurber in Weimar felt
grSffnung Der rSeaioa" big gefern
abeno beildnfiJ 1000 Balen qeiuoaen
uKb gum Nr6BteH She'll beriaubi. Oas
Sefddft nimmt in 6olge beg llmlaufs
neuen 8elbes eineu fleinen NnIauf aum
GeKeren.
@simar. 0ie staot 1T lest i'm
gefb elmer Dampf GeueripriBe, Bic
nebH 3ubeb6r bas uis6li6e @ammAen
bon $500 Dollars toitet. Die oamit
abgeIegie probe fiel iiber grua1ten au.
frieoenifellenb aug.
Die erfi felt Rur3cm in Bstrieb ae.
iebte Jarhefabrit bat ibre Sbdtigteit bier
eingeitellt. um 6iefelbe nit grDBerer
Musoebnung in San Nntonio uieber
aufaunehmen.
Die @sbriiber s. uno 8. 6ilie. tets
OUT 81 96be Der 3eit unb auf ben
JOrif6ritt beoa6t. baben aus ibrer Osls
miible bic 8eleudtuag nit petrDIeum
entfernt unb bafiir ioldle bur1 @Iettris
Sitdt eingeflbrt. 9Ie 9dume finb bes
Na6ts tagbell erIeu9tst big in ben
ferniien Winfel binein. Bon bo bat
s.. 8. Gabrentbolb cine 2eiiung nod
felner gottongin berseaelt. Man ipri1t
aud fdon babOn. eine 9eitung nod
oem Gef6Gftstbeit Der Stabt berfelen
3u D0uen; n1ttril9 prtDQttad)e.
Sn Der ON erfien 6Dnntag b. Mts.
abgebaltenen BeamtenwabI bes Nereins
sGrobfinn" tuurben idmmtli1e sSnbas
Der Der reip. Nemter pieberertpdblt.
@1t tonierDatib. Sn Nneriennung Der
un:igenniiBigen 8erbienlte bes Gerrn
.. 0ilben tim bic @eiongsieftion, bes
ren tii9tiger unb bsfdbister Dirigent er
1T, baben bic Nitslieber bemieIben bic
monatllGen geitrdse iibertpieien.
Sn ben lebteu Mo9en boten bic Rifas
poo : Snoioner ben 9auptan3iebuness
punft fit Gtabt, unb 2anbbetuobuer.
Sieie 8efelfd1dft bat, obslei9 .MdeIA.
meife, cine geualtige Summ,e @elb nit
bon bier fortgenommen. C. II,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-26
Muerlei.
Muf ben iSeueralQrm bin oeI

= Nnf ben Geueralarm bin geftern
Qbenb eilten bic Geuermebrs sGompag.
nien nad) bem Suniet= Depot. Dort
itelte iid5 bsraus, baB bas Gsuer awei
Meilen auBerbalb Der @tabt 1T, up
feine WafferDorrdtbe borbanben 1inb,
unb bic Jeuertpebrleate, tebrten pieber
beim.
= Nuf benz bieligen Militdrpolfen
!uer6eu tDieoer mebrere Bauten aufges
fiibrt: Gin @adtbaus, ein allg,meiner
5peiieiaal fur bic @olbaten, abermals
elm Nnbau sur 2aferne uao etniae Of>
fisierswobnungen.
= 6err 8. N. Waltbau wirb BON
faft idmmtlidea Mitsliebern bes Mbpo
fatenfanbes aufgeforbert, bic Ganbibns
tur fir bas Nihteramt bes As. 8eribtss
biitritts an3unebmen.
= 9eute 8ormittag mar bas Sc
ii6t in Der @tabi berbreitet, has neue
@ebdube auf benz NusFeaun9spIabe iei
eingeiiiir3t unb IA big 20 3immerleute
lDdren get0biet unh beriDuubet iuorben.
Wan er3db!te fid, baB flint aer3te bin.
aus beorbe,t tporbeu ieien, um ben I'm,
gIIdliden 6iilfe au bringsn. Our1
bas Selepbon paren feline ndberen Sin
3elnbeiteu su etlanseH unD 10 musie
man bic &adfehr zines @ehtilfs.Sbe-
riffs abDarten, ben Sheriff Wc@ou
binausgeihidt battle. alls o.rieibe bier
eiatraf, ertpieien Ii1 bic Gerli9te alhd.
lihermeiie als iebr iibertrisbsu. Sm
8ebduhe 1T Elm @eriiit einsefolsu unO
bier auf bemielbeu bei9dftigt gsneiere
Irbeiter iinb DerlfBt uorbeu. @ner
trdgt einen Nrmbru1 baoon; einem
9lnberen 1T Elm Slid 6olI burd Den
59entel gebrungeu.
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llsbsr bic Dur6lfsduno bee W,us

= lleber bic Dur6fs9ung beg Muss
tangs@ilanS. Delde Corpus @brilti ben
birefteu S6ifs. Uertsbr nit oem @oIf
geben lou, - bas iogenannte ,Ropes"s
0afsnunfernebnen = bringt Die prefIe
= aug Der Geber bes llniernebmers
ieIblt bic foIgenbe. Iebie Mitbeiluug:
Der 8opes pab witO bis ssu 80 GuB 3iefe
ausgebaggert tuerben unb ben lhmer.
iteH, tiefgebenbften Seei6iffen gingang
geIpdbren. @r miro Corpus @briifi
gum eroben 8iefwafer.Safen bon Silbs
iuefs9eras ma6en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-26
eSn ben, ornstn Gomn,,,noY,@n,

Sn benz 9roBen Communal. S@ul.
9ebduOe tn Der GtieoensfraBe 3u 8ers
lin fam es Su elmer groBen panit, bic
lei6t i4limme Golsen baben fonnte.
Die lIfa6e Der panit mar eiue b6dIt
munberIi9e. Die S@ultinher-burds
meg MdOGen-batten es f6 in ben
Ropf geieBt, auf benz eiuen 2orribore
gebe Der r@eiit" eines friiberen 2ebrers,
Der bot a9t Sabren Selbitmorb beging,
um. Gin Ndo9en Der erlten &Iafe
muroe bpferii6 unb lief nit benz 5drei
our9 ben &orribOr, Der @eift iuiirse iie.
Die SauFon hbertrug fid ouf anbere
6inoer, uel6e nod ihren 9dlfeu grif.
fen uno bon benz 8eiif eepadt su iein
glaubten, unb Nlles brdnste ii6 bic
3reppen binab Der 5traBe gu. Gum
Slid waren bic Nusgdnge bteit genua,
unb es tuurben nur einige Ginber in benz
@ebrdnge leidt berIebt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-26
0as Weroieuit sieoti

@t plnfden unieren Mitbnrsern mtsutbeilen, bas
felt einer &eibe BON Sabren perfaufen, eben5p Or.
ainss 9ene eeber qtIen, 8udlenS Grnica Salbe nnb
Glecrte 8ttter8, uno baB mir ntemals Seimitte per=
fault baben, bic 70 gut p9ebens pber bic 70 asemen
bejrebst baben, tpe bieie Wir 6sern teinen Gusenz
btd, Bite Garantie fur biee Mel ieber 3eit gu hber=
netmen unb iinb tets bere, bas perauSsabte @eb su=
ben &elutae sefplst Hb. Deie ittel perbanten ibre
srcbe Popularitdt ibren eisenen @erbienften. Gum
9ertauf tn alien Gpctbeten nnb in ber Drrsuen Grpbs
9anblun8 ron Dreib, Tbpmplcn u. So.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-26
Gtne fidere @elb.MnIaae

1T etne ice, BON pel@er Sbnsn unter @arantie auaez
ert perben tann, bab e befrtebisenbe &eiutae liss
tsr, ptbrtsenfaqs has anseese @eb juridsesabI prb
Muf ote5er Baiis tbnnen Sic BON benz unten anaeaes
senen QpOt9eter eime Glai@e Ron Dr. Rings Wenem
S9ptnbin4tS Seilmittel taufen. G8 pirb aarantirt
oeb paiieibe uuter alien umitdnben Grledteruna ae.
pdbrt, ipenn man es eesen irsenb pel&e 9eibea Ger
9eble, her 8ruft rber ber annsen anmentet = ME
S4rtnniudpt, Sungenentjunbuns, BrpndbttiS Qitbma.
aeu4bnffea, Grdure sc. Sc Gstt ansenebm ein,unebs
immer barauf perIailen. ' ivy
grebegaiaen fret tn alien apptbsten. BbDle5aIe lei
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-26
gpou erfHb,t ;ebt ouh,n ,nsrr .

= Dan erfdb,t iebt au1-wsnn au6
freili6 nur anbeutun9smeile-N Ndberes
iiber bic Mbrefie, tpelbe bic gewobner
ber Dfifeeprobinaen benz &aiier WilbeIm
bel oefen Durdreife bur9 3ebal aber=
rei6ten. Darin iou sefast porben
iein, Jranfrei6 fou nidt bas ein3ige
2anb geweien iein, bob fidb bic 3errii.
ienbeit DeutiGIanb's i'm 16. unb II.
Sabrbunoert 3u 9tuBe gemadt babe.
au d &uBlanb babe fein s l..
Bs2 o I B ringenauf5upeiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-26
BmtfIeaS Mrntea=Ga!te.

Die bette saIbe bet gpeIt f.: Sdaitie,
0uetf@unsen, @efdmure. 6isbsr- unb Saut.
NnsfAlas, Gledte. sefprunssne Sanbe, 6rpf.
bruIen unb ale 9anttranIbeiten fnrirt Sd.
morrboioen ooer feline SesatIuns. 8alIise
Satisfaetton garautirt ODER bas 6eIb ipirS
;uriidsraattet. 2s Gents bie S9a4te. Gum
Bertauf in allen apotbefeu. Drsib, 3toinp.
lon G. Co., @5olefaIe.
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@rumsetaemtbums ilebertraaunaem.

NrsI Meerf1siot uno Grau on s. u.
piper. @runofttid gde pine. unb 30.
fotasg gtraBe, $500.
Grant s. 8eiteI an albert Beitel, 2
@runbfiide ON Norb Shores StroBe.
$1,000.
gbmarb DreiB an q. so. Donobue,
babies Snterefe an Blod 81 @olemans
SiraBe, $3.50.
@rnit 6ausmann unb Srau an 60.
roIine Glabaus, 2 @runbtiide on Oia3.
6iraBe, $500.
Soiepb 2eller on q. @aeonnst,
@runbfad an Seller, SiraBe. $500.
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Or. u. 8. SolI. Der leit 1863 |

= Or. u. 8. Doll, Der ieit 1868 in
gtOrtb Gngliih, Soma. prafliairi. fast,
Derldreibt bdufiS Gbamberlains @olic,
Cholera uno Diarrboea gaemebp.
neil er es als 3uDerldiig tennt. Gum
Berfauf bel u. Gobn & Co., 8. 2alts
eDsr & Sobu unb alien Oruggifien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-26

6trft 8ismard bat ieinen plan,
@ns!anb gu beiu6en, D6lltg auFgegeben.
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pie
WS4entlide 6reie YreIe fit s.ras /,
eri9eint s.'
isosH Donnerfa8
un6 foHet
$3.50 fur oaS Sabr oDcr $1sl5 i,it
9 Ioaate In ausbesabiHna.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-07-24
Ih@ Doc:or's Trial.

Tomorrow morning McGonegal and Mrs. Shaw, the woman in whose house Annie Goodwin died, will be brought up for trial, and the detectives promi SC a complete case against both of them. They are doubtful about n conviction of the colored coachman who has been in- dicted as an accessory after the fact.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-07-24
kEMMLER WEAKENING.
He ~s Last RsAIiEea the Full Tsrrors q
 AGs POsISiOn.

Ne ~s Last RsAIines the Full Tsrrors of
 A1S POsiSiOn.
 AUBURN. N. Y., July 24.-Ksmmlsr is said to be weakening. The awful fate that has been hanging over his head for 60 long has at last touched hts atolid nature and he fears death. For over a year he has been in the shadow of death without finohinG, but his stolid aemeanor has been supplanted by 6 hopeless realization of his condision and @ dread of the coming execution. His new born fear has made him sick. His features are pallid and wan. His appearance is that of broken down man, and he Is losing his appetite.
 This change came last Saturday even- ing. The full terrors of his position seemed to come upon him at once. A nervous fear possessed him which he could not master, and he told Keeper McNaughton of it.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-07-24
MYSTERIOUS SHOOTING.
A Stranger Makes . Target of HImsoIf
 In . Lumber Yard,

- ~S'BSS oA b1AW10lh
 In . Lumber Yard.
 CAMDEN, N. J., July A.-A mysterious shooting occurred here last night. Three pistol shots were heard in the lumber yard opposite Van Sciver's fur niture manufaotory at Delaware ave- nue and Federal street. A moment later we'll dressed man about 50 years old staggered across the street and fell on the steps of the store.
 "1'm shot," he said.
 "Who shot youp asked Abraham An derson, of Anderson's canning factory. who was passing.
 II shot myself; send for 6 doctor"
 The man then became unconscious and was taken to Cooper Hospital. The bullet was located near the spine, hay Ing passed in at the left side, just miss ing the point of the heart. The revol- yer was found in the right hand breast pocket of the coat.
 No clew could be obtained to tho mans identity. He ts evidently 6 per son Of refinement. The shooting has occasioned great excitement. Only one wound could be found, and search is being made for another person who it is thought was the mark for the first two shots. The wounded man, 1t iS reared, will not live until night.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-07-24
Dsmaud. Of the Sugar rru....

BROOKLYN, N. Y, July 24-The suit to wind up the sugar trust has begun in the Kings County Supreme Court. The eleven trustees of the trust are the plaintiffs, and several sugar refining hrms and five gentlemen who represent the holders of $15, ,oOO, 900 stock, are the defendants. The plaintiffs allege that they hold moneys for which they are fully able to account, and that as under a decision of the Court of Appeals all the corporations belonging to the trust may be dissolved, and thus the pur- poses of the agreement have failed, The plaintiffs demand, among ether things, that the agreement be reseinded or declared imperative,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-07-24

NAtIon0I LoARuNs 0 AT CHICAGO. ghicAEo............5 o o 0 O-l3 New York, ,,,.,,,.0 5 o o o l sig Batertes-Hutchinson and Kittridge; Shar- rott And Clarke.
 | AT CLEVELAND. Gleyeland .........0 o. o o O. o Boseqn............0 0 O o 9 O. 2 BAteries-Garfielda and Trimmer: Nichols and Bennett.
 AT PHILADELPHIA. PhtlA4elphia ......0 8 l 6 % l-l7 Ptttnnnrn .........1 o 0 0 U- BstsPEtes-Vickery and Clements; Bowman and Wilson,
 AT CINCINNATI.
 Cincinnati and Brooklyn game postponed ou account of wet grounds
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-07-24
ARoHeIsHoPs CONVERTING.
The Catholic ProlRtSa of 'he SFniSod
 EtMIss In G,ounoII at IsosTon.

The Catholic PrelRtsa of 'he sfniSod
 Etatss ID G'ounoIl at IsoSton.
 PosToN, July 24.-Ths Catholic Arch. bithops of the United States are hold ing their annual meeting in St. Johns Seminary at Brighton.
 Among the prelates present are the following: Archbishops Ryan of Phils- delphia, Kendrlck of St. Louis, Feehan of Chicago, Elder of Cincinnati, Ireland of St. Paul, Janssens of New Orleans, Riordan of San Francisco, Gross of Oregon. Williams of Boston, and Cardi- nal Gibbons. The latter is presiding over the deliberations.
 Archbishop Corrigan of New York is absent in Europe. Milwaukee will not be represented, as the successor of Archbishop Heiss, who died short while ago, has not been chosen.
 4 meeting of the Senate of the Catho- lio University of Washington takes place tomorrow, at St, Johns Semi nary. The meeting will be strictly private.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-07-24
WHAT DO YOU wANTs
An Advertisement in the 'EDemocrat'
 will Help You.

An Advertisement in the ''Dernocrat''
 Will Help You. Do you want agents2 Do you want pupils? Do you want a partner? Do you want a situation? Do you want to buy anything? Do you want boarders or lodgers? Do you want ''help," male or female? Do you want servants, clerks or me-
 chanics? Do you want to rent a room, house or store? Do you want to sell your goodwill and
 fixtures? Do you want to rent or sell your house,
 office, store, lot or farm? Do you want to buy or sell horse,
 wagon or any kind of vehicle? Have you lost or found anything?
 If so, advertise in the DEMOCRAT, for one cent a word. The returns are satis- factory. A twenty-five cent advertise ment last week brought twelve appli- cants for position, within ten hours. A single "to trent" found "a tenant in one day.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-07-24
LORD DUNLo's TROUBLE,
Opening of the SuIt to DIyores him fr"u
 BeIIC Bllt0n,

OpShAhE SulI ISlNO1GS E lln From
 BeIIO Bllt0n,
 LONDON, July 24. The we'll ad vertise d divorce suit between Viscount Dunlo and Belle Bilton of music hall fame Oams up for hearing in the morning. The court room was besSiged by spec tators.
 Lady Dunlo, formerly Miss Bilton, accompanied by her sister, also notor- ious as a music hall performer, arrived at 10:15. Lord Dunlo came soon after in company with his counsel, Sir Charles Russell
 The latter, in opening the case, re- f.rred very severely to the correspond. ent, Wertheimer, the absolute son of & Wardour street curio dealer, who. he said, was much older than the youth who had been sent out of the country by his father.
 A number of Lady Dunlo's letters were in court. They admitted that she had gone with Wertheimer, but pro- tested her innocence.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-07-24
The Big Leary Raft.

NEW YORK, July 24.-The Laughlin patch announcing the departure of the Isary raft from Portland, Me. The tugs that are to tow the floating mon 1ter arrived yesterday afternoon. The eruise will be from Portland harbor to Point Judith, thence through Vineyard Haven Sound and Long Island Sound to Learya ship yard. Greenpoint. The big raft, or rather what Is left Rof it, will reach New York tomorrow,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-07-24
Trouble .n the Buna,D~ rr.a..,

NEw FoRE, July A.-A big strike is expected in the building trades, the Board of Delegates having voted unanimously to call out all the union men working on any public school building in the oity. This will affect 1000 men. The Board planes the achool trustees for awarding contracts with a proviso which will forbid subletting, and which thereby brings in an infe- FloF grade of workmen, and is e source ot additional expense to taxpayers.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-07-24
Young Hcro,o h. R.xs-o.a

OLD ORAHARD, Me, July 24.-Whtle attempting to board a train here after 1t had started Charles Palmer, a wealthy As he was hanging to the railing he swung between the cars and was losing his grip, when Frank E. Kelley of South Berwick, a boy peddler, saw him and managed to pull him on board the train. When he had recovered himself he asked the lads name, said he had saved his life. and promised to send him a check for $5,0O0 when he reac h ed Montreal
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-07-24
First Cargo of Ten mi. ssa,on.

TACOMA, Wash, July 24.-The ship Henry Failing, with the first cargo of tea of the season, arrived here yester- day, thirty.four days out from Yoko- hama. Her cargo consists of Al, ,3S5 packages, aggregating over three and a half million pounds, and valued at $l ,20O, 900. It will make up seven or eight train loads of fifteen cars each for shipment east. The largest portion of tho cargo goes to Chicago. Special trains will take 1t eaat.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-07-24
Churchill rra,sss eD. ro-,...

LONDON, July 4.-Lord Randolph Churchill, speaking at the Conserve tive Club last night, maintained that the Conservative party was constantlv deepening its hold upon the country. while the character and caliber of the Radicals had steadily declined. He de clared that the policy of the Govern ment was succeeding at home and abroad
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-07-24
cLoAkMAKERs ARRESTED.
The Leaders of A New York Mob Held
 fOr Trial.

Tho Leaders of New York Mob Held
 for Trial.
 NEW YORK, July e4,--A crowd of striking cloakmakers entered the tail bring establishment of Solomon Beers, at 22 Rivington street, and assaulted Beers and his wife, the latter being stabbed in the head with @ pair of shears.
 Twenty-two of the assailants were taken to the De!ancey Street Police Station and arraigned before Justice Duffy. The leaders of the mob, Morris Amsterdam, Samuel Rommer and Max Ober, wore held for trial.
 Pfncus Rosolfsky, & cloak maker, then threw stone at Contractor Goldman, while the latter was leaving court. The stone missed Goldman but struck Court Officer Rooney in the face. Rosolfsky was arrested and committed for trial.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-07-24

BUFFALO, N. Y., July 24.-The pro- peller Tioga, which was badly wrecked at Chicago by a naptha explosion, has arrived in this port in tow of the mann moth propeller Owego, having made the run down in the fast time of 6S hours. The Tioga was lowed to the Union Dry Dock, where she will undergo a complete overhauling. It is estimated that it will cost $25, 600 to restore her to her former condition.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-07-24
Russian Naval Circle. Ao,,v..

ST. PETERSBURG, July 24.-The is quite a stir just at present in the Russian navy. The Twelve Apostles, a war vessel of e,200 tons, is ready for launch ing at Sebastopol. and a large vessel, St. George the Conqueror, is being of troops are being forwarded to the frontier of Asiatie Turkey.