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Nnrse for Lepers.

san FRANcIsCo. March 22.-Dr. J. NJ,
Whitney. of Honolulu, who arrived here on
the steamer Australia, states that Sister
Rose Gertrude. the English girl who was
anxious to lepers at Molokaie, will not be
come an exile i'm the leper settlement and
perhaps die there, as was anticipated. The
settlement of Molokaie is in charge Of the
Sisters of the Sacred Heart. who are
maintained there by there by the Hawaiian
Government. and as Sister Rose Gertrude
belongs 10 another order the Dominican
Sisters she could not DO admitted. She IS.
therefore. at Kalili, receiving station Tor
lepers.. or those who are supposed 10 nave
contracted the disease. Ihere they are
,.,,,sJ fan. uutil il can be- determined what
their ailment reallyis DR. Whitney states
thar She is very comfortable 40 kalii, and
NOT isolated though she is disappointed III
f...,. axuaefaffpWg
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E,trndition Treaty Signed

LoNDoN. March 23.-Lord Salisbury had
an audience of the Queen on Thursday for
/ the purpose of clearing up arrears Of busi-
ness previous 10 Her Majostys departure
/ for Germany next week. ! am in "a posi-
tion Of state that almost the last act of Her
Majesty was 10 a1iX her royal signature 30
the eXtradti0n treaty between the United
States and Great Britain.
The official publication of the treaty will
will follow iu due course
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To Banish Cigarettes.

ANvApoLls. Mn, March 23.-The Cover
nor has signified his intention TO sign the
cigarette bill. which has passed both
branches of the Legislature. The effect
will be the determination of the little smo-
ker. The measure. while not prohibiting
the sale. places an almost prohibitory tarln
Oh the cigarette.
It provides that a seller must pay an eN-
ira license tax of so and that he must make
oath before the Clerk Of the Court to which
be applies for license that the cigarette
which he proposes TO sell under said license
will contain no injurious drug or narcotic
All the dealers are getting rid of their
stock as rapidly as possible. while the smo-
kers are laying in good supply.
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Robert Downing.

Reserved seats will be- put on sale al
Honse's music store this morning Tor
the appearance Of the talented young
trageiian. Robert Downing. at the
Opera House. Wednesday and Thurs
dav evenings. in The Gladiator. The
Philadelphia Press says Of the actor:
Mr.. Downing's acting Is full of intelll-
gcnce. force, and manliness Of manner
and expression. which are irresistible Ia
their charm. and won repeated calls al
the end Of each act.
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BASE BALL.

The Wheeling club will play with Co
mmbus at that place March 81 and
April and .. Columbu, will Doe here
either April 3. and or and s. very
probably the former dates.
II Sammy Nichol don't surprise ball
patrons this season somebody will De
mistaken. And he won't be- compelled
10 trim his lamps To do f.. either. lie is
q ball player. every inch Of him. Cot
innblts Journal.
secretary Nate Fell. Of the Wheeling
club. lcft last evening FOR Akron, Ohio.
where he goes 10 attend the schedule
meeting on Tuesday. The schedule
committee will meet them to-day and
have everything ready for tomorrow ,
meeting. But il seems 10 us that some
Of the clubs are not exactly ready yet.
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SANE MEN N THE ASYLUM.
Colonel \. II. Rogers VIII Commence a
Crusade for Their Benefit

A0A0nAA - Ahs AetN'A' w.
Crusade for Their Benefit.
New YORK. March 93.-Thc court
proceedings which Colonel \. II. Rogers
has instituted against the authorities OF
the Wards Island Insane Asylum, lac
declares are only the preliminary skir-
miSheS of a protracted campaign. lie
has opened field headquarters opposite
the Court House. and with three or -four
cN-luuaticS as aids-dc-camp, hc has
mapped ont a lively programme. lie
has discovered; ne says the best cure OF
insanity i'm the world-a writ of habeas
corpus-and he proposes to provide 1t
for the benefit of scores of his former
associates among the inmates of the
Wards Island asylum. lie was very
busy to-day with his assistants who
were recently discharged from the same
Institution. In drawing mp fresh applica-
tions for writS of habeaS corpus in favor
of more sane men who are unlawiulIy
deprived of their liberty.
lie now had the names OF SiXty-two
Wards Island patients who he declares
are sane. These include few who have
been voluntarily discharged. Colonel
Rogers aflirmS. since the asylum
authorities have received notice
lof his intention to compel then
release. These are the men whom Col
oncl Rogers said to-day he would have
produced in court this week for exam
nation as to their sanity. Colonel Rog-
ers says the SiXty-two patients are in,
mates of but four of the thirty wards OF
the institution. and he has no doubt
that among all the LOO inmates OF the
ASYLUM there are at least 400 sane men
or men whose denSions are slight and
perfectly harmless.
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LADY KLErroMATIAcs IN BOSTON.
4 social Leader Arrested for Stealing Five
Dollars Worth of Ribbons and Laces.

Dollars Worth OF Ribbons ana Laccs.
BosroN. March ga society lady Of
Boston. who ranks high among the
Queens of the Back Bay. was arrested q
few days ago for Shop-lifting AT Jordan.
Marsh & Co. 5 store. in that city. She
had stolen - worth of ribbons and
laces when arrested. and left her coach
man and an elegant turnout at the en-
trance awaiting her arrival, while she
walked to police headquarters with In
spcctor Knox. \ message was sent to
her husband. a State street broker. and
i'm half an hour she was hailcd out, de-
poSiting $50 in cash for her appearance
at Court OF course she jumped her
bond and failed to appear for trial yes
terday. She gave the name Of MARY
Smith" and the police will continue to
look for "Mary smith, The Back Bay
has turned out several "klept0maniacs.
but this is the first time liycried coach
man and pair were used by the operator.
one well-known lady who has been
caught i'm the act several times lives in
the Back Bay. She has mania for
stealing small articles. Why she should
do il is question that puzzles the po-
lice and her friends. Her husband pro-
vides her with plenty of money and they
have all the luXurieS desired in their
home, yet She will 90 out and steal small
articles TO the value of dollar or two.
She was never known To steal any thing
expensive. After several experiences OF
this kind her husband arranged it so
that when She entered any of the big
stores she would be followed and list
made of all the articles that She stole.
Then the bill is sent 10 him and he set
tf.-
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He Think, Himself Too Big for the Place
lie Occupies.

WN-uNIOroN. March 2O.-SOmc
three or four months ago it was stated
m these dispatches that 10 was the in
tcntion ol Mr.. Clark>on 10 retire from
the Posto0cc Department before the
summer months. There is mo- doubt
chat CHAT is stUl Mr. Clarkson's iutcn-
tiou. Hc thinks that he is too big "a
man for the place hc occupies, and that
Wauamaker takes too much interest in
tine domgs of the department. Garrison
houed when he accepted tine Assistant
Postmaster GcucralShip that Wanamak-
rr would boz mere igurehcad. and that
hc would Dee the real power iu the de-
nartmcut He has discovered. however,
that Wuuamakor from the beginning
felt Inclined Co boss the department
himself. and hence CiarkSon's desire To
withdraw. Besides. Clarkson stands In
with Quay and Dudley. and both these
statesmen are at outs with Harrison.
When Ciarksou withdrawS from the
Post Ofice Department. as he will do IN
"a very short time. it can Dee taken for
granted chat hc will Immediately assume
active charge of the Algcr boom ior
r~u1
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AMI SEAIENTS.


Tonight Hamilton Harris, supported
by an excellent company. will begin a
threc-night's engagement al the Grand
Opcra House Ia the realistic military
drama. In the Ranks" Too much can
moi be- said Of this play as It Is pro-
nouced by the press Of this country and
Europe to be- the finest Of its kind on
tbe road. The Cincinnati Enquirer says
OF il: In the Ranks company
packed the house at llaylins last night
and mo- better military drama was ever
presented 20 a Cincinnati audience.
The company j, irst-ciass throughout
and worthy Of the liberal applause they
received last night. seats are Oh
sale at Weir's hat store.
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BRACE OF HIRED AssAssINs.
Instigators of Roses Murder Defying Ar
rest in Breathltt County.

LEXINGTON. KY, March 23.-SheriiI
Masters. of Powell county. passed
through here yesterday with two pris-
oncrs and a guard of four men armed
with Winchester rifles. The prisoners
were Jesse Barnett. aged II, and James
Combs. aged 81. both sentenced to the
Pententiary for life for killing John
Rose last summer at a point about five
miles above Clay City, on the Kentucky
Union Railroad. Barnett confessed the
assassination. and that Alex. Hall.
former County Clerk of Powell county.
had offered them $1,000 to commit the
murder.
Hall fled and with him an acc0mplicc,
GoOdloc Combs. and together they deiicd
the authorities. Sheriff Masters says
that they are now i'm Brcathitt county.
and that they have about 300 men with
them. prepared TO arrest any posse the
authorities may send 10 arrest them.
According to Sheriff Masters the Situa-
tion is decidedly sensational. and an
other bloody fcud like that Of Harlan
county may begin AT any time.
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Cranks and the Oueen.

LONDON. March 23.-The Queen has been
resting at the Windsor from the fatigues
Of last weeks drawing room, and was
therefore deprived of making the acquaint-
ancc Of Charles Cooper. an elderly gentle
man who presented himself at Bucking
ham palace on Thursday. with the inten-
ton of informing her where Jack the Rip
per could be- found
Cooper is now in Jail and refuses to i'm
part his information 10 any one save tho
Queen. although he hinted that he might
be induced 10 tell all he knew To tn,
Prince Of Wales Her Majesty starts fol
AK Les Baines on Monday. to take tn,
waters for her rheumatism.
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-Tr"u fl ft- A-Tie'er.
CLAE6~uUEc. w VA. March 23.-
Tho mercury is falling rapidly. and
tnerr is every Indication of freeze.
Tl. water has fallen three feet i'm SiN
hours Much damage has been done to
.macr men. but 40 this time 10 is impoS
>a.. tl give ana estimate. or course
property. fences. &c, along the creek
.ua river are damaged considerably.
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THE WATER FAILING.
People at Grafton Moving Back to Their
Homes.

N..'I.. ArI.4IiH 'n ltr A.Iis'ef-
GRAFTON. W. Va. March 23, $50 r.
10 The river reached its highest point
here. this morning. about 3 o'clock. aud
has becu gradually falling AN day, and
is uow fcct lower than this morning.
Those who lcft their houses last night
have gone back. and are now preparing
fora quiet nights sleep. The damage
to residences was very slight. the water
un'v reaching the first floor The lum-
U.ry yard at the pump factory was flood
ed. causing considerable damage To- the
lumber. Tho boom. to the surprise of
an. did NOT g0 out. and to-day contains
over 10000 logs, making DO one of the
hr-t runs since thc boom was built
Tae weather g., clear and cool. the ther-
mometcr standing 40 IS. Everybody is
rejoicing. especially thc lumber meu.
that .hc 1ood stopped when it did.
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RIVER RIPPLEs.
News About the Boat. and Boatmcn on
the Ohio.

The Louisville COWierJoWudi predicts
that the next two years among Southern
and Western boatyards will bee the bust
est since the palmy days Of stcamboating.
The Bay Brothers have given a contract
for a new boat 10 take the place Of the
steamer Louise in the Charleston and Gin.
cinnafi trade. She is 20 be- l1j feet long aud
~ feet wide. aud is % be- completed Dy June
next. ,
has been built a. Murryyllc FOR the
Varian Brothers. Of Letart. w. Va. is
having the machinery OF the old Boone put
ON her AZ Middleport by the Ohio Machine
The towboat Fred Wilson Of Pittsbur-.
* running to-day with the first battery oi
steel boilers ever made in this connly-
The Iron Mountain is Running with the
second set evr made. Both boilers are
still I'm good condition. There are ihous-
ands Of steel boilers on the river now. ami
more are being made
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-24

WA-mNGroN. March Ell gentleman iu
in this city to-day received from Paris q
picture being perfect reproduction of th,
statue of Gen Lafayette, recently com
plcted by the French artists who undertook
the work. The statue. which is 30 be- placed
in Lafayette Square in Washington, will
be- shipped next week IL reprcsents Gen.
LAFAYETTE no the age Of twenty years. when
he came over tO assist the American colo.
nies ia the struggle for independence
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WORK OF NITRO GLYCERINE.
Three Persons Killed and a Wagon Wrcci
ed No Trace Of Them Found.

DECArrR. lND.. March %. A man
named Barr was blown 10 atoms. and %
mother and her babe were instantly
killed. yesterday. by au explosion of
nitro glyccring near Stone small >ta-
tiod near this city. Barr, horses were
also killed aud the wagon blown 10
pieces. No traces of either the man or
horses are to Dee found. excepting small
pieces of flesh hanging upon the trees
remote from the spot where the cNpIos-
ION occurred.
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The River AT New OrIcan..

NEW ORLEANS. March 93. The Ph-
0iHulc's PlaqucmInc. La. special says.
The river fell inches last night aud
now stands inches below the highest
point reached this year. 4 good por-
tion of the new work put ON the lcyces.
however. has been washed away by
the waves from the wind We had ia the
last few DAYS.
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Special Telegram 20 ne Register.
PNuNER. PA. March 23.-Riycr 2 fee
lO inches and falling
OI CITY. Pa. March 23.-River
fcct Do inches and stationary.
Prr-urEG. March 23. 6 p. m.-Rivel
90 fret and rising slowly The raiS'
viii hardly touch - feet.
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Tho nanger n rarker.bnrg.

sla. I. f1 ne h-I.fsr.
PNsKEE~EUre. vs.. Va. March 23.-
TL. Ohio river is 33 feet O. inches and
rising q mch per hour There is mo-
danger of amy damage. except To- some
OF the cellars in the lower part of the
city, some of them are already Hood
cd The Little Kauawha is very high
and rising blt Parkcr>burg is I'm mo-
Danger
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,. TtJrn 90 "a Register.
FAuNoNr W. VA, March 23.-Bivcr
is fe.t and falling about four inches per
hour. So far a> known uo material
damage was done here or in this
vicinity. The cold weather last night
checked the rise.
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ANictim of NIornhine.

MILWAUKEE. March 23-Nliss Hulda
Young Quist. daughter Of William Young
Ouist. the well-knOwn hardware merchant,
was found dead in bed yesterday morning.
When Il years old Miss Young fell and
brolc her shoulder. and the physician gave
her rrnornhine to ease her terrible pain As
a result she became addicted to the use of
morphine. Her form was almost skele-
ton. and both arms were found to have been
punctured from shoulder to wrist by the
point of the syringe, with which the fatal
drug had been injected into her system
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Raging Prarie Fires.

BURLINGTON, Col, March 23.-Pra-
ric fires are raging in southeastern Coli
orad0 down 10 the Kansas border. Al
ready hundred thousand acres have
been devastated. There are mo- facili-
ties for fighting the fire.
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Mme. rommery is Dad.

RHEIMS. March 2l.-Mme. Pommery, of
champagne fame, died here on Wednesday
f She leaves a fortune estimated At Si,OO0,-
600. and beQueaths Millets The Clean
ers, the rival Of The Angelus, TO the
] Museum of the Louvre
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CELESTIAL BEINGS.
DR. TALMAGB DELIVERS AN ELOQUENT SER
MON ON ANGEL0LOGY.
Their Life, Character ane Habits as Shown in the
Bible-A Distine! Race OF Creatures
The Office Of These Super
nal Beings

BROOKLYN, March 93.-The Academy
of Music was filled this morning by the
Tabernacle congregation. DR.. Talmage
announced as his text, Judges 13: 10,
And the angel did wondrously."
Two hundred and fOrty-eight times
does the Bible refer to the angels. yet |
never heard or read sermon on Angel
ology. The whole subject is rclegated
TO the realm mythical. weird, spectral,
and unknown. Such adjournment is un-
Scriptural and wicked. OF their life. their
character, their habits, their actions,
their velocitieS, the Bible gives us full
length portraits, and why this prolonged
and absolute silence concerning them9
AugelOlOgy is my theme.
There are two nations of angels. and
they are hostile to each other; the nation
of good angels and the nation of bad
angels. OF the former. | chiefly speak
to-day Their capital. their headQuar-
terS. their grand rendezvous. is heaven.
but their empire is the universe. They
are a distict race of creatures. No hui
man being can ever join their CONTRA
tcrnity. The little child who. i'm the
sabbath school, sings: Il want to be- an
angel, ' will never have her wish graf
iiied They are Supcrhuman; but they
arc
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Gambling at Cambridge.

Ro.rox. March 23-Not % mention the
innumerable clubs that exist in Cam bridge
where hundreds Of dollars are nightly won
and lost AT the gaming table or from drinks,
there are several open resorts that are
daily and nightly fourshing ught under
the ewes of the police. Draw poker Is lue
principal game played. but tne pr9iiiiii'
If The neople who frequent the place and
he fact mat some are well known officials
sbo,v IN what extent that vice is practiced-
Rut tbat is not the worst Of il hy any
means The proprietor, the man who sells
cbins and redeems them. and who IS a par
ticipant in the game himself. is minister
Of tbe gospel and an ex-pastor Of one OF
Cambridge's churches
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other points business men were moving
goods AN day yesterday. and otherwise
preparing for Hood.
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A blessing 20 humanity Is what Dr.
Rull's Cough Syrup can well be termed
for il has done more good already than any
other medicine One trial VIII convince
anv one of It's efficacy Price y cents.
There's no terror headache, in your
threats"
For am armed so strong with remedy
That pass pain by. as an idle word
since the discovery OF Salvation OIL
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shnllnthe Hand.

Sp.-'lI I..-grsa. '1 0s Register.
PIEDMONT March 23.-To-day while
Thomas Johnson was handling a re-
Volycr TO was discharged, the ball Init
ting lim between the first and second
finger, of his 'eft hand. passing mp his
hand toward the wrist. Dr. w. \,
Schucy cut the ball out of the back of
his hand.
Weather cooler. rain ceased; river
falling. West Virginia Central train'
are going north this evening.
WHAT is more attractive than pret
tv face with a fresh. bright complexion
For DO use POIZ0ui's Powder.
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A Cleveland. O.. Judge has decided that
Snndav shaving is a work Of necessity.
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of Israelites out of Egyptian Serldon.
II was am angel that showed Hagar the
fountain where she filled the bottle for
the lad. It was an angel that took Lot
out of doomed SodOm 1t was an angel
that shut up the mouths of the hungry
monsters when Daniel was thrown into
the caverns. 1t was an angel that ieH
Elijah under the juniper tree. IL was
am angel that announced 10 Mary the
approaching nativity. They were an
gels that chanted when Christ was born.
IL was an angel that strengthened oui
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-19

NEO. Ns N6AOS
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OHers for sale choice investment
properties in the following
desirable ocaiities, viz;
BROADWAY, near Grand st.
CHURCH ST., corner, near Dey St
CORTLANDT ST.. near Church st.
CEDAR ST. corner, east of Bway.
BLEECkER ST., near Greene St.
FULTON ST., near Cliff st.
FRANKLIN ST, near Church St.
BURLlNG SLIP, corner OF Water St.
MAIDEN LANE, near Nassau st.
WILLIAM ST., near Cedar St.
GREENE ST., near Blocker st.
WOOSTER ST., near Blocker st.
NASSAU ST., near Maiden Lane.
GREENE ST, near Spring st.
APPLY AS ABOVE. CJs4D
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BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA,
ID CHICKERING HALL.
Tuesday Evenings, Nov. II. Dec. jan. II, tSo ~
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Last yvas subscribers these concerts may 49,
seats in ADVANCE general sale (epsnina Oct ~ q
spplcakien, wednesday. Oct II. ss eeaaoefth q -
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
u Lesse and MANAGER ........Ms r. II. FnE0U8
Reserved scats-Orchestra Crcls cad Beaeony-S0e'
wednesday-MATIN EES-Ssturday
IA. ", nlmes's Travelling Compsay u
AUNT JACK" PreeeeA I"
AUNT JACK" Man Of TIC world,
Maeninecns cast, Including JOSEPH HAwohTh.
Under al H. 8, TAytof.
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Gonnirp Boaro.

A PHYSICIAN, having q beautiful home Staten
"A Island, will receive limited number OF boarders who
require rest and medical reasonable terms
would scoep children under proper conditions Address
NJ. D., Tribune Office