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SHOOTING STARS.

TO TIE DISTRICT MILITIA.
Gents:
Behold the Lions name and tail
Shake on old Albion's shore;
Behold him lick his hungry chops,
And likewise hear hin, roar.
Observe the fervor of his mood,
From this side Of the sea;
Observe that he is just as mad
As ever he can be.
Behold the glitter Of his teeth,
And Of his fiery eye;
Behold the futter of his tail,
Which proudly waves on high.
Observe with due precautior, too,
His muzzle. to be gone;
Observe that il you come too near,
He's likely to catch on.
Behold his glazing eyebaIls glare,
And watch him paw the sand;
Behold his tawny whiskers shake,
To paralyze the land
Observe him look towards BehrinR Sea
With all his frenzy fine;
Observe him glare glare at you,
And hasten to resign.
P.S.-This is no Joke
The engines of Time have no reverse
motion.
A young man when first in love thinks the
distance from earth to heaven is measured by
a woman's smile.
Hypocrisy 10 credit ON the Devils books.
Men who think little, do little; men who think
much, do little, also.
Gold Is good only as an exchange for some.
thing useful.
Babies are the flowers Of the household,
prettiest in punches of one.
Do the little things and they will do the
great ones for you.
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The Report Not Co,firmad

VIENNA July ll.-No confirmation has been
received here Of the reported shooting of NJ
Stdmbulotf, the Bulgarian premier
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Motions for New Trials Overruled.

In the case OF John I. Ofutt Co. against
Lewis kengla Judge Montgomery today over
ruled the motion for new trial This was an
action tor commissions for the sale of real
estate and verdict was given for plaintiffs
for $4,000. The defendant then moved q new
trial, which, being overrulsd, an appeal was
noted.
In the case Of John Wells against the WASH
ington Market Company. in winch plaintiff OBJ
tanned verdict for $3.50. in an action for false
arrest by Special Officer Capner . similar
peal taken.
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Mrs. Hewitt Does NOT Know II

BosroS, July ia Newport, RI. special to
The Herald says Mira Hewitt. wife Of ex- Mayor
Hewitt. states that she is not informed that her
husband Is Ill in Europe, as stated in the
papers.
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.

DISTRICT EMPLOYEES IN THE NATIONAL GUARD.
The Commissioners this morning received q
letter FROM Gen. Albert Ordway, commanding
the District militia. III which he called atten.
ton to the annual encampment of the National
Guard OF the District, to be held from the Dist
to the 2Sth Of the present month, inclusive, and
requests that the Commissioners issue the
necessary orders to the various heads of de-
partments under them to allow employees leave
OF absence as provided for in the act of Con-
gress Of March /, 1888. He says he does not
wish the law to be regarded compulsory TO
such an extent as to interfere with the public
service, but believing that military training is
one of the essential duties of an American citi-
zen, ne trusts that the Commissioners will allow
them the beneht OF the law as far as they can
10 prevent the possibility of any man using
either the whole or any part of the leave OF alb =
sence granted him for other purposes than at
tending the camp OF instruction, he says that
each man Will be given certificate OF the
actual number OF days OF duty performed by
him.
The Commissioners are in receipt OF q long
petition from the residents and tax payers OF c
street between Sd and 4th streets northeast,
praying that the old stone pavement between
these points be removed and replaced with an
asphalt Or concrete block pavement at the
earliest possible moment, as the street at pres
ent Is source Of great annoyance to the resi-
dents along 1t on account of the disturbing
noises incident to the rough. uneven character
OF the pavement The engineer department
has been requested TO look into the matter.
THE MINER SCHOOL BUILDING LEASE.
The Commissioners have notified the exec.
utlve committee of the Institution for the Edu-
cation OF Colored Youth that it will quit and
surrender up Its possession of the Miner School
building. which 1t now holds under n lease
bearing date August IL, 1877, on July IL, 1892,
unless the tenancy shall be sooner determined
by mutual agreement OF the parties concerned.
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sr. PErERsBuEa, Jnly 1l.--Fire has de-
stroyed go houses in Madam, government of
Nljni-Novgorod Six men and one girl were
killed
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Forest Fires Raging in New Jersey.

The forest hrss broke ont again Wednesday
near place known - Retreat, near Pember-
ton, N. J. Carelessnsss on the part Of charcoal
burners 10 supposed TO have been the cause and
the result was the destruction Of Thousands Of
cords Of pine and cedar timber, large guam
tity OF which Was ready for the market The
Ars Ashters thought yesterday that the danger
Was over.
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Made a Doctrr in Germanv.

BERLIN. July ll.-Aibert Lincoln smith, an
American, has taken the degree Of doctor of
chemistry At the Berlin University.
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WANTED--HELP

Iron IA s sHE o sR sI.e 10 .Sss
WANTED-AT ONCE THREE IxrERIFNcTp
w skirt and Three WAIST Hands. Cal at oil Ms.s
| WANTED - YOUNG MAN HAVING soNr
w knowlsdgs q the fin and Stove BUSINESS. APP
ply st shop 1888 High Ct, GEORGETOWN. DC. .yli-5t
| WaNTED-cLERK IN DowNTowN STORE;
| C., Star office. jyil-3t
WANrED-A WOMAN TO COOK. WASH AND
w Iron Apply at 20 I ST. NV. II.
| WANTEp--A GOOD WHITE GIRL As NURSE,
!saarsI Apply SnSs. Az rs Oh sS ss"s
WANTED-MEN AND WOMEN COOKS WAIT.
wv ers. Waitress Lanndrcss, House Mails. Nurses
city ana resorts a; oncr picK iGs
eth ST. NV. Yii.st.
aNTED-woMEN COOKS. slO TO s75; CHAM
oeT Maids rses and L.undresses IN ety or
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| VVANTED-DnEssMaKE ALSO TWO APP
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Wa Waiter in Dining Room Apply . 2d 1t. ne.
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NANTE D-RFLIABLE WHITE Girl. ron
W light but thorough general homework; washing
sea- gu, one to cook i9r ch1mberwors for four
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ing. iyI0-3t'
WANTED MAID ~ TAKE CHARGE OF
" i.rsn. White. At 1905 Psnnsylvsnia ave.
WANTEp-AN LxPhkIENCED LIGHT. COI.OAED
w Woman as Nurse anu ChamDsrInaid for
Address, with Tefsrnsss Losk Box $50 es us posi-
once. ---------! yl0-3t'
WANTED : AT ONCE = A GOOD RELIABLE
INV. ;ys- So.
W.NrED-DRUa CLERK. APPLY orH AND. D
WANT pa SETTLED WOMAN For GENERAL
al0 LIST st. ne iys-ai: a.
WANrLD-AT me CITY INTELLIGENCE Of
FrpsrrS N; tn ana sSisfa
WANLEp-,lxTl D, LIARS wEEKLY FOR ONE
a. G fSf size ss
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WANTED-AGENTS TO SELL HoUSiHuID
~ Siecial,ies on New Credit system good pay aud
chaiice FOR advancement to rlght 3O3 tn
jy:b-Uts
WANTED- DUNDoKEs EMPLOYMENT BIZ.
W reau conducted By lndies-Men and Women,
white and cUlore tor all kids u labor city
MY s.a,:' will references "sD''sa to 'O0 LIST wv
WANTED-IwELVE LADIES AND SIX MEN TO
W Learn the system to Cut and lit Ladies' Dresses
by Mr. Geo whiie with view business, II reduced
prices and easy terms. Price 10: per week 80 Call
for particulars 1t oEO. WHITES, LADIES' siIor,
yS-l2t- HE at.
WANTED - ACTIVE, ENfRGETIc MEN TO
W lent the LdIson fhvEograph. the wonderful
salkfns machine, and exhibit 10 during the excursion
season; plenty Of nion.y TO be made. COLUMBIA
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FOR RENT--STABLES

IsOR RkNT-LARGE NEW BRICK STABLE IN
rear Of 1877 9Th "; complete IN ali re-pe.ts
relr moderate. THOMAS W. EOhLER y2I n st
Nv, second moor iyl0-3t.
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Do the little things and they will do til
great ones for you.
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FOR RENT--STORES.

IsOE RHINESTONE AND DWELLING. $50 d ST
II NV, opposite High School SUI able Tor baker con-
iecnoner, or any business. Apply 1912 sth st a w.
H'OR RENT-wkLL LOCATED BRICK STORE
anu Dwelling. fitted up aud esI ecA,ly ADAPTED for
am Cas- as house; lsVs l4th 81 nv. Nm. b.
HOFFMAN. 1921 st. NV Ns-0t
Il separate entrance. 81 4 Pa ave h-fwe-u i.th and
lOta sta Apply ~ LoUNkE GLONE Co. 81 gIh II.
a.. -
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FOR RENT-FLATS

ISoR INVEST END FLATS a6ao ST s.
Il room FIAT with hath, sinks. range zeal bt. GOOD
condition' price s@o JAMES A. HATES Co.
Nl--~ l4Os n 81 IA.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED - sTENOoRAPHER AND TYPE
w Writer Of large experie Desires Position as
Such has Remington typewriter. Address No. D..
WANTED--A SITUATION AS MACHINE MINDER
W or pressulan: ten year,. experience I'm maclInery
ana o;t rsisrences Apply to j. l. FLEIsCHHAuE..
WANTED-BY stTTLED MAN. sITUA ION AS
. w Driver: Delivery alan. wo,k Around Store, to
fui about House: references furnished Cali 1899 X
St NV It,
w seeks any Employment: hiss had three years ex-
periencet In Liquor and Grocery Trade: good refer
9Th st. H. '''s "a v" '"ii L. '''s'Iia ave NJ nfa'
WANrED-OW OF HORSE WAGON AND
w CsrriaEe Wants 'stion rs Collector or to De-
ONCE lEsF at Very Low Ha'ss' Address cAEElhf Sta
WANrED-DRUGGIsT. REUIsTHKED LONG
po.o 6ne se Relief Cae d Ssnss
KoN. Star Office 1yll.2t.
WhNTEp-BY WAITE WOMAN, A. PLACE TO
W. Do Light House Work III Small Famly; no
washing. Address L.. 1O22 lat st.n.w. It,
WANIED-Go TO DICKS AGENCY FOR YOUR
w Cooks Iaundress. Maids. Waitress. Nurses. But
abroad all have references. 6I3 9Th 81. jyll2t.
~ ANTED-AT HEADQUARTERS POSITIONS
,nS for Cook Gn,assr Maid wars,s LSnndressss
man Buffers. sAML A. CooMBs. go st. NV.
" Type Writer with some Experience, POSITION IN
n uhce WAGES not 50 nporsani as steady 10y
WANTED - BY AN EXPERIENCED WHITE
w Woman. Il situstion as Working Housekeeper irl
the city or country; good references. Apply 407 "a
st. he.
WANTED-BY ARESpECTABLE COLORED MAN
w anu VIE, House TO care Cor during the sum
mer ora Coachman or Waters Place yoyd reference
Csll Tor week 1927 18th ST. NV. 1t
WASTED-oEwING IN FAMILIES 81 GOOD
~ DressmakeE. references given Address Box
lf., staf once: iyl0-2t'
WANTED - SITUATIONS FOR NURSES,
w Drivers. Holsters. House, parlor LADIES' and
Children's Maids; Clerks, Statesmen and Sa,esladies
German Nalts) other cities AID summer resorts
De-3tN BCRNHAA'S, IL 10 u IT NV.
WANTED - EMPLOYERS FOX FIKsT.CLAsS
SernaEts, with reference in every case, send
CITY ISTELLI0ENCE OFFICE and your order will
lie filled with Dispatch. May building 1tu and h a W.
iel6-24ts " " -" W.
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FOR RENT-ROONS

IsoR RENT-Iwo IA Gk FURNISHED CON-.
mnn,csting Towns. I'd floor. Win II psrlor,
$40 ST. NV. Nfogfs
l,oR RENr-PLEAsANT wsLLFuRNrsHEp
II Rooms and Good Board NJ 2Os % -. N ". ylI-ats
IoR RENI-rLE ,skNr ROOMS, Two ~ ROOM.
cars and departments sos i2th 81 nv. bii.5I.
Lon RENT-illO ST. NV, HISHEsr AND
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js.se for Lish' hOu.ekecIanr ssi s'h q IA.
NR kENT-wIlH BOARD NICELY FURNISHED
non ,amuer rates. herdies. avenue and q. cars.
BEAUTIFULLY COOL Roons on I.i or "a door: Rlso as-
slrssie 81 no9r hooin sas. bath and attendants TO-
1874 L st. ' Ntl.1t.
E,oR RENr-sECoND FLOOR. UNFTRN .sIrFn
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l.oR KEAT-THREE UNfURNIsHTD X, oNS IN
Il. rss's family suitable for lsh' hOnsteegas
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~f-o Feh;iss .NAii'a ave NV. Nlo-H-
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- >etts ave, Larre Nlcely Furnished hoolns with
hst"' SUNNI IuolIis,
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SINAI Cool Rooms in d-iglltful locatiI n ~ nil
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81 n trsnsients e. ter day. jyl5w.
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suitable Tor light housekeeping Iarties wtflout
ehildEen Apply - 1919 II 81 ,,.N ms3-4sss
l.ok RENG-THkKE APAKTMENTsOF MoAND
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tanty FURNISHED. al summer rates lHE MOOD
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Babies are the flowers Of the household,
prettiest in punches of one.
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Hypocrisy 10 credit ON the Devils books.

Men who think little, do little; men who thin
much, do little, also.
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Gold Is good only as an exchange for some.
thing useful.
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DARTIEs DEsIRIN0 BOOK BINDING OF ANY
description will do well to call, before irving or
oars, q J. O. HOD0ES. 641 L.. eve. NV, oppOsito
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WANTED-HOUSES
WANTED-HOUSES &LOTS

WAN1EO-BCsINESS PRDPtRTY, IMPRUVLD
w OF uu:m uruved 7th st. send lowrs pricr.
Win ilon aid location Of property o. Doa Is
gar once ylO-Ot.
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WANTED - STEEOGRAPHER AND TYPE
w Writer OF large experie zee Desires Position
Such has Remington typewriter. Address NJ. D.,
Star vfhce. It,
WANTED-A SITUATION AS MACHINE MINDER
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CszUJHsCH ES.

ETHoDIsT.-Proaohnxat the Methodist Church
|,very Sabbath at ii a. m. and 7-30"p. IN. Rev.
|p Scott, Pastor Sunday School at $50 o. M
W.. II. Combs, Superintendent. Teachers meet.
ling $50 p. nj. Prof j. q. Pritchett. leader. Young
rsn's meeting, Tuesday, 7-30 p. m. Prsyermeet-
hg, Wednesday, 7-30 p. m. Service for the Ladies
Friday, 4 p. m. woman's Aid Society, Thursday,
lp. m. Woman's Missionary Society, the First
fdday in the month. p. M. Singing Sunday
1880 pm.
BlPTIST-services in the Baptist Church every
sunday. Sunday School at $3.50 a nj Preaching at
III N. and 8 p IN. Prayer meeting every Thurs
| t,y evening at 8 O'Clock. Seats are free, every
body Is invited to attend all the services.
NO. EELLrR, A. N. Pastor,
Observation-Disclosures End aud 4th Sundays
zach month. Rev. 8. J. McMurray, pastor. Sunday
khosl every Sabbath at 0:30 am. PRAYER Meet.
is every Thursday at 1850 p, m. All are invited
tttena.
CHRISTIAN No regular pastor at present.
sunday School al q. M. A cordial Invitation ex-
tended TO all.
PR0TEsrANrEPIsC0PA oliver Wilson
Pastor. Services the LIST and 3rd sundsya in each
hanth. sundsJ school every Sunday.
,CAIH0LlC,-services 4th Sunday In each month.
w. FEhsr Smith Pastor.
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Tho Cost of New York's Homes.

New York is not city Of homes ex-
oept for the favored few. These must be
able to invest from $50, 900 to 500, 600 in
that "home" and spend from $4,000 to
$25,OOO year to keep up the establish
ment. l live in a modest fat on Sixty
ninth street, west side, about midway
between the Hudson and Central Park,
paying $40 month rent for that privi-
lege. The same flat three squares nearer
the elevated railway station would bring
500 per month. There are solid rows Of
residences about and being built near
mo, not ono of which can be purchased
for less than $50 900, and they run oil the
way up to 100000. It costs from 1900
to $25, 900 to furnish one of these appro-
priately. Strolling up Ninth avenue the
other day, noted sign board on va
cant lot between two residences on side
street-Eighty-first street: "This lot and
party walls, S35.OO0." It was only the
regulation twenty-four foot lot, but tho
cellar had been excavated.
Fancy q man in Philadelphia or Pitts
burg investing such sum in such a lot
FIVE or six miles from his business. l
ir'"d contractor about the matter. He
teas inc that almost any lot on the west
side Of Central park will cost 5000 ex-
cavated, and desirable ones from S15 900
up. The cost Of excavating q shallow
cellar for high stoop residence is con-
siderable, as the solid rock must be quar-
ried. Tho steam drills are at 1t in every
direction. There are six Of them hustling
away within pistol shot Of me, and the
dynamite explosions Of the blaster rattle
you up in almost any block north of
Fifty-ninth street. At the present rate
of building, within the next five years
there will not be an acre Of vacant ground
the whole length of the great park. Each
succeeding year makes all this still more
and more expensive. Where will the
New Yorker of the future live?-Cor.
Pittsburg Dispatch.
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An Innocent Man Twelve Years In Prison.
The governor has granted pardon to
A. P. Gipson, who was sent from Shasta
county in May, 1878, to San Quentin
prison to serve life sentence. The
crime of which he was convicted was
the murder of stoclunan named Schroe-
der, who bore an unenviable reputation
in the community.
Convicted with Gipson for completely
in the same crime were men named Hill
brant and Tom Gipson. The latter was
pardoned by Governor Perkins in 1882,
and Hilbrant by Governor Stoneman in
1885. Both those governors received pc
titions on behalf of A. p. Gipson, but
never paid any attention to them. Hill
brant made an affidavit that he swore
falsely when he stated that A. p. Gipson
was implicated in the crime. Tom Clip
son also swore afterward that A. p. had
nothing to do with the murder.
The man whom Governor Waterman
pardoned was evidently the victim Of a
deep conspiracy. The petition for his
pardon was one Of the strongest ever
presented to the chief executive. Over
900 citizens Of Shasta county, including
Judge Aaron Bell, of the superior court,
who passed sentence, and other county
officials, signed IL. Judge Bell wrote in
connection that he believed Gipson was
an innocent man. The pardoned man
Is about 20 years old.-San Francisco
Chronicle.
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E@1Hy other pdpeT or per'0dicdI
not included IN the ADORE list, fur
Hished at propoi tioRdte rates, or or
dered separately at publishers prices,
free Of charge and postage prepaid IA
all cases.
~ rsrr Losses caussi ~ fsiizrss. robbsfJ 81
- -.sftr ttsts sut rffbs uals. uate "a tbfoiatt-
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81 cannot understand" said we'll
known Philadelphian, "what would in
duce man, however depraved, to set
fire to any property belonging to Mr..
George w. Childs,. whose reputation for
generosity is world wide. When Mr..
Childsw building Wootton he gave Or
ders that every man who came along and
wanted work should be given something
to do. In consequence hundreds of per-
sons were set to work grading and Dig
ging, and they were paid good wages in
cash every night. To burn the property
of such man is simply abominable. e.
Philadelphia Inquirer.
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TO ADVERTISERS.
The Free Press as an Advertising
Medium.


'"' A 'eau'ps ioeh newspaper tue
oe' auve'"'hs medium and has the best printing
o'"e' o''weeh hu',lh ana san Antonio IL eireu'
'.''' 'oa''ue'soy No''n ~ Wen ~ sou'h' i've
p.p''' "e'o''a W '"o ue'eiopmen' ana progress OF
'"u o0.a"y' 'ene'soni'h pemoetahei In politics
ino rh. rhkS' W" oeeh puoished oy It's present
proprietor 'or sixteen years. IT'S well established
anu gaming steadily In public hvor' Especial at
e"''o" 0A"ea W 'ho ohAhAofHh OF "s oireu'ation'
goes among 'he oos' Class woil-to'do farmers
ana business men' In TINS respect 1t has NO surnn-
10" IN Ink STATE, write Ter advertising rates
WHAT uho' r. HOWELL a CO. SAY
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The intelligence comes from Atchison.
Kan, that Senator Ingalls, has built a
new residence upon the site Of the fam
lily homo which was destroyed by fire,
and that 1t is quite as attractive and
comfortable as the old place. 1t stands
on the banks of the river, some distance
from the town, and about the house is n
beautiful tract Of land, upon which
Landscape gardening and Horticulture arc
practiced with success.-Indianapois
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let Well Alone.

An odd story comes from Indiana In
boring for natural gas the driners, at a
depth Of 20 feet, are said TO have struck
an immense vein Of water, which was
cased OF. At a depth of go feet tire
msndous flow Of gas was developed, the
pressure Of which lifted the casing and
let in the water above, proiucing a ven
table geyser. After some days the wei
had been nearly controlled. when a work
man al the mouth Of the well struck q
match TO Eght his Tipe. An explosion
followed, aud the workman narTOwiy e.
cared being roasted alive. AL efforts %
-sstrain the vel q even u-t Out the trc
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-06-19

At tho Homestead eteel works, Pitts
burg, there is about to be placed one Of
the largest Corliss engines in the world,
with horizontal cylinder 81 by 70 inch
es, The fly wheel will weigh 100000
pounds. The whole weight Of the en-
gine will be over 500 900 pounds, and 1t
is expected to develop $500 horse power.
Tho Corliss engine was built at the Soho
iron works, Bolton, England. 1t is OF
5000 horse power, of tho vertical type,
and stands 48 feet high.
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A White and Rcd Robin.

A white and red robin astonishes tho
fishermen of Quonochontaug. II. 1. 1t
has built its nest in n shaggy reach OF
pasture near the laundering ocean break
ers. The birds body Is Of n snowy white,
even TO the tip Of its tail, excepting its
breast, which Is n rosy red. A red and
white robin was never heard Of before.
Boston Journal.