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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED-TRY sCRIBNER BEST BUTTER
Inc, liable Goods zoe. FER round Cookine,
nc. per POUND. Warranted lct strong dixie
butter doesl for one moath. ~ money returdSd.
Nhpun take anything that is just good Scrio-
heE or ALI the thing but the best. hlc IA
Is Tor sale only by WI. &. SCRIBNLk SIS .g .k.Sn.
Center Market Middle of flsh Aisle M patrons " hen
sehdine MESSENGERS 20 for Buttorine will con-
Ter favor oy lnclosing their orders sealed cuve-
epe, properly addressed. ms request necessary
ior our mutual protection thereby scTuI u
Ious parties from opening letters addressed me
fsll on ms merits and insist that Others shall DO SO on
theirs. a,
MISREPRESENTATION SUFFERING PROM
w smoky Clilnneys ~ know that | guarantee %
Cure Them or No sy Required Rsnlos, Furnaces and
Latrooes Made 10 Heat No Pay. " 4 DANTE,
14l3 ! 9Th Sc. NV. saln
WANIED = STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND
w kenoNstins Works. Feathers renovated. Mat
tresses nlsIe over Furniture steamed and Moths
stroyed HAOUNGS. l4O2 Pa. av. Telep phone lOOe-.
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A Prisoner Day without Food.
GEORGETOWN.

Masonic BANouEr.-The twen<y-hrst ami
versary Of George c. Whiting lodge, No. ~,
F.A.A.M.. was celebrated last night with ban
quet at Masonic hall. Speeches were made by
Messrs. W. r. Singleton, R.W.G.S., and F. G.
Alexander, G.S.W., and others
TEMPERArUsE AND CONDITION or WArEn At
A-M.-Great Falls-temperature, 43; condi-
ton, .: Receiving neutrality-suspicious. &c;
condition at north connection, &c; condition at
south connection, &c. Distributing reservoir
temperature, 46; condition. ~
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DECLINE OF THE GRIP.
But the Death Rate From Pneumonia
Is Still High.

There was nothing new at the health office
today concerning the grip except the general
impression that the worst of the epidemic is
over. While it is not believed that there are
near as many new cases as there were few
days ago the mortality does not decrease.
During the twenty-four hours ending at noon
today twenty-eigh deaths were reported to the
health office. Nine resulted from pneumonia,
one from the influenza. four from bronchitis
and four from consumption. This is about the
same as was reported during the previous
twenty-four hours.
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Maj. Moore continues to improve and is able
to be about the house. He expects to be at
headquarters on Monday. The sick list of the
police today numbers fifty, not including the
major.
MIR. A. C. Irvine, the station master of the
Baltimore and Potomac railroad, has been ill
with complication of diseases commencing
with the grip, but is improving.
Judge Il. w. Gist OF the third auditors office,
US treasury has been sick for nearly two
weeks with the grip, which has turned into
pneumonia.
Mr. Z. w. Hambeton Of VIM. Hahn & Co.,
who first had an attack of the grip December
rs, lasting eight days, then a relapse develop
ing into typhoid pneumonia, is now GONZALES
able to work vet,
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FOR RENT--STORES.

ErOR REMITTANCE STORE BUILDING, 32lS NJ
Il St near the market: fixtures, &c: $50 per menth
lalS-3t q. {. PAYNE a 20, 0l3 18TH ST.
IGOR RENT-NEW BRICK CORNER STORE NTH
II Small Dwelling. water and running closet; rent
only - to d desirable and permanent tenant.
JalT-3t L. A. MCINTYRE, glS st.
VSOR RENT-sTORE; IN 4 GOOD LOCALITY:
Il southwest corner 9Th and Ii SITS. northwest In
qulre 1i9 ii st. INV. jlO-:Bt'
NOR hENT-A CORNER STORE NEAR THREE
Il Lines OF Cars: suitable for Grocery, Drug Feed
IrinIlnins, &c; rent low to desirable party. T. A
MCINTYRE, 9lS NV. ial4-6t
IGOR RENT-THE LARGE STORE AND CELLAR
L ii 9th st. H. W, near Pa. ave, occupied as a
Paper Warehouse, will I've for rent ON February l.
1890. APPLY to y. BCNCH same building. ja1-2m
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Deafness on the Decrease In England.
LONDON, Jan. IL, ls9O.-The recent Introduction
In England o. tho sound disks, invented by n. A.
Wales OF Bridgeport, Conn, bids fair to percept.
bly, decrease deafness throughout the British slcs
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The StOddard Lectures.

rev announcements could give more pleas
ure in this community than that of the reap
pearance of John L. Stoddard, who was last
heard here year ago. In the series now an
nounced Mr.. Stoddard gives lectures on "The
castle-bordered Rhine" Berlin in 1889" and
switzerland" Besides these he gives two
lectures on the life of Napoleon. the first en-
bracing the period from his birth to his corona
tlon as emperor, and the second taking up his
life from that point and continuing the story
to the sad end at 81. Helena. The lectures on
Napoleon were given some years ago and to
great popular acceptance. Meanwhile, how
ever, the steady growth of interest in this re-
markable character has brought to light so
many new facts and theories that Mr. Stoddard
has ielt obliged to write his lectures anew in
order to keep himself abreast of the latest
thought and information. The well-known
managers OF this enterprise, Messrs. Durdett b
North who spent last summer in Europe, have
placed Mr.. Stoddard in possession Of many ne W
and valuable illustrations, so that OF this i'm
portant feature the highest perfection may be
looked for. In order to accommodate the
Washington public the same arrangements
found necessary in previous years will be Of
fered at this time. There will be two courses
Just alike, each occupying five evenings.
Course A will be given on the evenings of Feb
ruary 4, 8, II, 10 and Is, and course b February
for the two courses will begin Tuesday morn
Ing, January n, at the store Of ]. +. Ellis &
Co., 937 Pennsylvania avenue.
A Prisoner Day without Food.
Patrick Finnegan was in the Police Court
this morning charged with keeping an unli-
censed bar, and said he had no counsel and had
no money to secure any. II was arrested We g.
terday afternoon" he continued, "and
1sysaf had aorn anything to eat since
that although he was arrested before
4o'clock yesterday he had not been furnished
even cup Of coffee while in custody When
| further questioned he said he had been EN-.
| Ployed In the Post Office department, but had
/ lost his position; that he had a wife and sir
children at home and had been keeping little
candy store to support thom. The case went
over until Tuesday and bonds were fixed al
800: The prisoner said he had no money to
pay for bail
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED SITUATIONS FOR COOKS (MALE
sss an
PC d,s German Hair REsssers P,snesdl hOase snd
jais-6t' -
| WANTED = SITUATION BY A FIRsT-CLAss
areaSh Msni5 EsGk best hpps
WANrED-BY COLoRED MAN, A PLACE IN
w BOARDING House or Pr, ate Family; 20 years eI
coed pay. Address R. G., 031 10Th st NV IT.
WANTED-BY A sTENOGRAPHER AND TYPE
U m D'e'A'i0n Address CORRESPONDENCE IT. n:.r
WANTEDmsITUATIoN BY THOROUGH GRO
Keeper aRGcEk 90 18Th 81 sS St Assistant HSA
WANTED-AN INTELLIGENT LADY READER
n, dsr sne p an EnsaSemsnt 10 Head Daily to Invalid
WANTED-BY AwIDow SITUATION AS HOUSE
Nv keeper or Companion references given. Address
WANTEp-EMPLoYERs WILL BE FUR
w nished Highly Recommended Clerical Apple ants:
iiEil'; rh2s!
WANTED-AT HEAD9uARTERs-PosITI
men. buffers shML 4 6ooMBs. $50 St NV 'f"-
WAANTED-BfA REsPEcTABLE CoLoREpLAD,
Nurse Address Box b Yss s Hsir o ssek
WANTkD-BY A REFINED YOUNG LADY, A
w Position as Companion; willing to make herself
dress Boz o. Star oficc. 1t.
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE WON
w an who is Good Cook. a situation to do Gen:
reference. Address Box 81. Star Office. 1t.
WAYTED,AT oNCE-A YOUNG LADY WELL
w educated desires Position Clerk or Copyist
Salary moderate. Good references. Address imIedi-
aeiy, stating terms BUSINESS star Office. jals-3t'
WAaN Want o;LB REsrEcTABLE CoLoRED
good references. Apply at 533 NJ. ave. nv. It,
WANTED-BY A lOI NJ MAN A SITUATION AS
w Butler or Valet willing to travel: bes: of refer
ences Address Box l. Star Office. It.
w ANTED-.ALWAYS GO TO DICKS AGENCY FOR
~, ~ Men and Women Cooks, Coschmen. Buffers.
this city references. 6l3 7th st. NV tals-5t
~ ANTED-BY A YOUNG WIDOW OF REFINE
w hient, aPosition as Companion TO Lady or to
oversee House for Widower with Children; best of
office. 1T
WANTED-BY A LADY, A POSITION AS UP.
", noiserer; VIII take charge Of all branches in dec
pFdIons ana CARPETS 10 years experience. Address
jaiS-ats A'"' ''0O" o. "nS"e' " 'e''ef'
WANTED A GENTLEMAN OF GOOD ADDRESS
Wv and business experience Desires to Engage With
some Reliable Party or Firm to Assist from l. 4
pm. en- furnish absolutely undoabted testimonials
as to chara ter and ability; strictly temperate Would
make permanent engagement satisfactory to all
town Station. DC. jalS-2t-
WANTED-POSITION AS GOvERNESS TO TAKE
w Mothers Place With Little Ones and Teach
English branches and Music TO Older Ones. Terms
per month and board references. Call lOl7 10Th
o. -. ". !alo-ot.
WANTED-A TEACHER WITH GOOD REFER
w ences desires immediate employment. Will make
herself useful for home and small salary Address
lkACHEk. 1851 ST NV. from = to 4 pm. It,
WANTED-A SITUATION AS TYPE MRITER
w by young lady who thoroughly understands the
business; best of references given. Address CALI
GRAPH, Star office. jal6-3t'
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FOR RENT--STABIES.

NOR RENT-STABLE REAR CORCORAS GAL
Il lery stalls; for carriages: water and gIs
Apply to JAMES NJ. GREEN. liOJ ST. IT.
IrOk kENT-NEw STABLE. JUST OFF l7TH
Il st. and Massachusetts, three stalls large
coach house, water closet and coachinans room.
d4-3m BEALl- DRUNN & CO., 1871 ST
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LOST AND FOUND.

STRAYEDEoN THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JAN
y uary q, Dark Brown Horse over 10 hands high;
short TAIL; body clpied; legs MT clipped; had on
mans saddle and double brdle; bride and stirrup
feathers stamped ILL maker of saddle, Hanlon,
Boston last on Iunlaw road. A suit. BILE reward
will be paid TO returning said horse 20 III
Rhode Island ave. jalS
r osT-DECEMBER "a, lSs9, BUNCH OF
lItiold Medals. Upon the name OF DIR. DIS
NuND. The finder will please return To Howard Uni
versity. It.
4 OST-oN JANUARY 5, A LARGE MAsIIFF;
~ black face; one long nail front foot; collar
marked j. j. LLghtfoot. Jr Reward his return to
Miss LiGHrFOO1, hIdge road, Georgetown. IT.
EOUND . FRIDAY, 10Th, LADY's PUKsE:
Il about "a keys. Roachdale ticket, SC; prove
ownership aud pay costs. lS22 sI.n.w. IT.
II OsT-FhIDAi, JAN. IL, WHITE AND LEMON
~ colored Setter Dog: scar right front foot
Liberal reward for his return to 1850 S,h St NV 1t
4 osl-STRAlED AWAY WEDNESDAY AFTER
~ noon Fox Terrier; white; black mead; about IL
inches high Return to 1879 X ST. tor reward. jlSts
T OST-JANUARY 10, 1880, A RED AND WHITE
~ Setter Dog short tail Liberal reward il returned
10 10Y ST. L. IL
nNHE GENTLEMAN TAKING BY MISTAKE An
Il Overcoat from a Reception Vermont avenue
Friday will please return Arlington Hotel lts
+ oST-SMALL BROWN DOG: TAG NO 6734
~ Return to q. WOOLDRIDGE, AZ ST. and Nary
land ave. s.w. Reward iI1-3tf
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED PROPERTY IN ALL
w parts Of the city for immediate investment.
Prompt transaction if price suits. L. STARdAkDTER,
6l3 18th ST. ja14-3m
NNANTED-WE DESIRE THREE LOTS IN THE
w northwest, Ia to II IT. wide to cost from $500
to $4,000. b. +. GILBERT l. Co, 62o st. NV.
jall-1m
WANTED-AT ONCE FOR A CLIENT UNIM-
w proved property in the northeast; whole square
preferred. ACkkR GADSBY, zoos ST. NV.
dlS-lm
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EoR SALE-A SOREEL MARE. NINE YEARS
Il old an perfect CONDITION: will te sold Cheap In.
quire tlo 'ta -. sc. hIs-2ts
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WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTED A SMALL wELL-BUILT HOUSE
nvowner to deal with preferred; price not over
Ss9oS pie lease give number and location ADDRESS o
VVANTED-1O BUY HOUSE OF NINE OR MORE
pr ESo nSt OF d4th e. and north Of the
1T Star office.
WANTED-IMMEDIATE WITH SMALL
W House, or Cntmpruved Lot, in city suburban
116 Z tile. it
WANTED-A LADY WITHOUT CHILDREN
w wishes Small Furnished House. viii take a
Address M.L.M., Star Office jsls-3t.
WANTED-TO PURCHASE FOR CASH A HOME
w or ~ rooms: mod imps. northwest not to
particulars, Box 4. Star office jaIS-3t'
WANIED.TO PURCHASE HOUSE AND LOT IN
~ part OF city costing from $4,000 to
WANTED : IMMEDIATELY = FOR 8 MONTHS
w for family without children, Moderate-sised
Weiiurnish6d House in good condition; bet. Penna
ply VIZ, Welckers hotel IT.
WANTEp-A PARTLY FURNISHED HOUSE FOR
w Small Family in Northwest Section. not to
ulars, GEL, Box o75, city post Office. jal7:t.
WANTED-TO PURCHASE PIECE OF PROP
w erty paying fair rent price $4,000 TO $50, 900
dress CASH Star office. jai7-3t
WANTED-To PURCHASE IN NV. STORE AND
w Dwelling with eight rooms, suitable for
where located Address BIZ T., Star Office jsi rs.
AoTss in %9sSnD LIKE fdE To BUY MA.
rented. I, R. BhOOKS, l226 + st NV. jal6-3t'
w Desirable Houses i'll all parts of the city VIII
spy at ,, once if price is right L. srAKaAfDIER
WANTED-wE HAVE CLIENTS FOR SEVEN,
w Eight ana Nine.room Houses IN the northwest
costing from $4,000 70 Ss,b0O; prompt purchase il
ia1l-lm
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TNos, sALE-sroCK AND FIXTURES or CIGAR
= A,.d confectionery Store. AIply corner 9th AID
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EOk SALE-CHEAP- FINE JOB PRIN rINa
cfhce, splendid ncatlou, ~ hoa al cause 81 sale
Address II 70. star offi,t Ia
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hon SALE CHEAP-sToCK AND FINrUREs
at Store, 20 ~ - s.w. tt15ts'
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L A SPLENDID BARGAINs

NOR SALE-ANTIQUE MAHOGANN SOFA, I.AK,iE
Il lslg, ariur stoves aud other EuruItuf-. call
between 10 aud o'clock CA 18th 81 NV. llD-Bt'
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Beautiful Toned and Handsome Rosewood Square
fano with richly carved legs and Tyre. IA clss-ant
condition and pefc CT order. ls t-ught tor only
sli1' 10 cash ana 10 monthly tall Iaid for. hand
cost S5OU. can be seen at
THE PIANO EXCHANGE WARE ROOMS.
!al4 9l3 Peunsylvania ave.
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Ipk sALh-siS5 FOR HORSE AND SURREY.
mi In" NJ. EsiIns Years Odd. LA. hands h.h IN
Sut''l value DO MslI sell eN.nalge for lot in
se3IE . Address Mrs CLARK. CIu Fost ofAce.
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On Wednesdays the Vice President and Mrs.
Morton, the ladies of the cabinet, with the
exception of the Secretary Of State and family,
and the wife Of the Speaker hold afternoon
leyees.
Mrs. Bryan gives tea from to 6 at No. 2025
Massachusetts avenue on Wednesday.
The Postmaster General and Mrs. Wanna
maker will give card reception on Friday
night
Mrs. Harrison will give her first afternoon
drawing room at the White House on Saturday
from TO o'clock.
Mrs Hearst, who is staying at welcker's
hotel, is Ill from q cold taken on Thursday
while making visits, renewing bad cold she
mad In Paris last autumn. She will keep TO her
room Tor . few days to recover her strength.
Mrs. Willard Warner, who has recently re-
turned to the city from the south, is in mourn
ing retirement for the death Of o friend and
Will not participate in the gsyeties OF the sea-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. 8. Presbrey, whose new res
idence on Connecticut avenue extended-wash-
ington Heights-is admirably adapted for en-
tanning, have guests Misses Anna and Mamie
johnson of Bridgeport, Conn.
Invitations are beirSs distributed by the
Cameo club for one of their series of invitatory
dances at National Rides hall on the evening Of
February4.
The meeting OF the ladies Of the Historical
society this week was presided over BY Mrs. L.
| ID: NJ. Sweat in the absence Of MIRA Gen. Dana,
who was Ill Mrs. Bittinger played a solo upon
History" was read by Mrs. Asaph Hall. fol-
! lowed by sketch OF tho queens Brunhild and
Frcdegonde by Mrs. Amos Draper Mrs. w.
hoss Browne read paper upon THE queens
OF France An account OF the reign OF ''Chas.
Martef' was read by Mrs. z. Avery. Selections
! from the Folk lore of Franco" were read BY
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IOR RENT - 1017 ST, LARGE PLEASANT
Il front Room. second floor; also three Connecting
Rooms. third hoor closets, bath, all furnished
Gntnriiisced: southern exposure; two lines pass
the door. jalS-3t-
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liont NOuielet in perfect running ORDER
pGIb pN brewster n 20. u order for = 1lu- n A.
suitable Tor one horse and makes either an o,-.i ar
'i1seu carlAe Will lie sold az the low price OF sOO
\ NoalHiet. Ntty H. Aau good new J,Ate
maze N.s tiiih 10 order tor LOCO will bc sold Tor
just unt half la '
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Adoubie Nsneerei case eNduisitelN nnlshea : l-io
taNes 10 comb nation solid cuzrave and
Ianels OF unique design elegantly designed pllastrrs
Eaid carved. Queen Anne trusss. erstrui scale.
thFee Strus lNUIy Keys. REPEATING action. continuous
hlfts nickel Vlate,i raj and fu iron frame. Price
Ssv1. = 10 cash snd 10 Ter mouth. great tarEsin.
HUGO ACkCH a o., 90 eth st. NV. sihWer
Il-nu Agents. os-Gln
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

"ANTED - AN EXPERT SPECIFICATION
w Writer and Amender in Patent Cases desires .
Permanent Position with reliable Patent Firm is also
agood Stenographsr and hapid typewriter Box
20, Star office. talS-3ts
WANTED-BY AN ACTIVE BUSINESS MAN,
w Employment where Teams. Horses and Carts
could be ntiized. would jon responsible rarity in
business Address ACTIVE. Star office. jal7.2t'
WANTED-BY TRUSTWORTHY WHITE
w Girl of eighteen, the Care Of Atte Child during
the day, from TO for board andSsmall wages
Address KIND. Star ONCE. tsl1-2t'
WANTED : soBEa INDUSTRIOUS HONEST
w Capable Young Man. with good English educs-
scrk CSertor M Ssismsn hal vnHJ :. -
salesman in dry Foods aud feed store good
Address QUICK. Star once. jal7.2ts
WANTED by TWO WHITE Girls, PLACES
w - Waitress and Chambermsid N nice private
family; good references. APPLY 22l2 Cleveland ct.
". 1al6-3ts
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"ANTED-WAITER SPEAKING FRENCH AND
w English or English and spanish. At the CHILEAN
Legation. 1880 Conn ave. jal3-0t
WANTED-BOYs WITH GOOD SOPRANO on
w Alto Voices; Salaries paid and careful instruc-
ton given. Apply ut ST Johns Parish Hall 10Th a.
near Il NV, ON Tuesday and Friday evenings $50
O'Clock. ja.5-fNs.iw
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FOR SALE--MISCELLANEOUs
I,OR sALF-lNEBTAUTIFUL UPRIGHT, HAvINa

I.OR SALr-CWEAP- GpOp SRCONn-VANp
Il Fir Proof SSiss. one has double fol ang doors
one small sirvle door. will sacrihce - Sc Aid-c-s
Pc. Bon :2l, city. jais-2t
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WANTED - SMALL wELL-BUILT HOUSE
w owner to deal with preferred; price not over
&3,5O0: please give number and location Address o.
Y. E., star Office. ialS-;its
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1OR RENT-9ll 18TH ST. NV, HANDSOMELY
Il and Artistically Furnished Chamber first
second noOrs single suite of two private
bath house complete and hrst-cass in Grtculdrs and
moderate prices. jalS-J'
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WANTED -DUNpoRE's EMPLOYMENT Blu.
W resu, conducted by ladies-Men and Women
white and colored for all kinds Of domestic labor city
ialS-6ts
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-13
wiling to COMPROMISE.

BERLIN, March Is. - Interviews
with the leading socialists reveal that
a section Of the party is inclined to
abandon the anti-monarchial agita-
ton, provided the emperor adheres
to his proposals of social reform
party is divided as to the support to
be given to proposals in the reichstag
They want the principles set forth in
the rescripts adhered to, especially in
regard to the maximum working day,
as the price of their votes.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-13
A. kanSaS Outrage.

KANSAs CRY, March l3.-A special
from Pleasant Hill, Mo-, says: This
little town and country for miles
around is in a fever excitement over
\ terrible outrage committed on a
farmers daughter by brutal tramp
over five hundred men on horse
back armed with guns, pistols
ana ropes, aud accompanied by a
number Of hounds, are securing east
aud south and jackson county, and
relays of guards are stationed at in
terEaIs along all the highways and
railroads in search OF the brute. The
name of the victim of the brutal act
is Ollie Atkinson, IS years old, daugh-
ter OF James w. Atkinson, promi-
nent and wealthy farmer.
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The Raging Waters.

81. LOUIS, March l3.-Rains still
continue in many parts of the lower
Mississippi Valley and all screams,
particularly those flowing from the
west and north are rising rapidly and
pouring their floods int to the big river.
The Arkansas and all its tributa-
ries are at flood height and doing
much damage to farm and railroad
property. No trains have reached
Little Rock from Fort Smith since
Monday and it is impossible 70 say
when travel will be resumed. The
Arkansas river rose over 20 feet at
the mouth of the Mulberry Tuesday,
and the railroad bridge crossing
the latter stream was carried away at
Little Rock, tue Arkansas is swelling
rapidly also at Pine Bluff. The Iron
Mountain railroad, north Of Little
Rock, and the Cotton Belt, north OF
Pine Bluff, have suffered severely
from Wash-Ours and loss of bridges.
and trains are temporarily abandoned.
The White river has risen thirtY-twO
feet AT Batesvllle and nearly the en-
tire valley OF that river Is inundated.
Ihe Black River valley is in the same
condition.. At Newport, on the White
river, alt the lower part Of The town
M which the Iron Mountain
passenger and freight dtpOts are
located, is in the water several feet
deep. Rolling stock is being moved
TO higher ground. Nearly half Of the
business tart of RIgrK Rock ON tI,a
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Canes. Cold and Silver heads
on ebony and snake sword stick.
Immense stock, Bell Bros. l2-5-It.