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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-05
THE COURTS.

CIR CUT CoURT-Judge Montgomery.
Todsy-Hardaway agt Baltimore and Ohio
railroad; motion for new trial overruled. Ross
Il Co. agt. Gwynn, w. Rubber Co. agt Gold
stein. Lowery ct al agt Bachareh, Yearly
Meeting Of Friends Of New England agt. Frerer,
Smith agt Goldstein, Taber agt Koch, Bliss l.
Co. agt. Goldsmith, Slater agt. Johnston, Gait
Co. agt. Jacobs, Mundheimer 4 20. agt
Goldstein, Hill agt. Boswell ct al. and National
Bank OF Cincinnati agt Whitfield; judgmen ts
by default Hutchinson agt District; trial re-
sumed.
EorIrY CoURr-J,lige Coz.
Today-Abbott agt. Hyde; testimony or
dered taken before Examiner X. L. Wallach
Forrest agt. Hyde; payment of fund into re e.
istry ordered
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THE WORLDS FAIR COMMITTEE.
They Adopt the subcommittee Bill
With an Important Amendment.

The House committee ON the worlds fair
held meeting this morning and adopted the
bill Of the subcommittee with Q few verbal
changes and with an important amendment
This amendment consists Of provision for the
appropriation of $780, 900 for the erection of
building for government exhibits.
Mr.. Frank Of Missouri urged the importance
OF speedy action, and upon his motion a SUBJ
committee was appointed, composed of Messrs.
Gambler, Hit, Hatch and Wilson, and in
structed to immediately frame and report to
the full committee . bill providing for .
scheme of procedure in the House.
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Recent ROhharies.

VIM. Gibson's store. No. 29O3 Pennsylvania
avenue, was entered a few nights ago
by burglars and robbed of pair
OF scales and other articles.--About
O'Clock this morning burglars entered the
house OF James Cunningham, No. $50 street,
and carried of a quantity Of clothing and "a.
Between IL and o'clock this morning the
house Of Samuel Blight, on I'd street northeast,
was visited by burglars, who carried off some
clothing, a child's bank containing % and
pocket book containing $780,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-05
WANTED HOUSES.

WANTED-OWNERs OF wELL-RENTED IN
w vestment Properties, especially Small Houses
will do well to call II they desire TO sell,
have numerous applicants for ssms. W. 4. BURFORD
1422 N. ave. f5-3t'
WANTED-A PROPERTY ON G ST. BETWEEN
W 10th and 9TH SITS NV; ready purchaser al
right figures. HEIskELL MCLERAN. zoos + st.
NV. f5-3t
WAN1ED-FOR IMMEDIATE INVESTMENT
w Desirable Houses in all parts OF the city. Will
buy At once il price In right l.. STARGAkDTER,
6l3 18th st. tal4-3m
WANTED-WE HAVE CLIENTS FOR SEVEN.
w Eight and Nine-room Houses in the northwest
costing from $4,000 to $500; prompt purchase il
suited. b. T. GILBERT CO.. go St NV.
ja1l-1m
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Pine in an Oak Log.

A gang Of men while Blasting large white
log about three feet in diameter near Fleming
ton, NJ, last week, found Q solid pine knot
eight inches in diameter in the center of the
log. There was Q foot Of solid oak all around
it. 1t is supposed that the knot was placed in
a crotch Of the oak years ago, when the tree
was small, and that the oak grew around il and
held it in state Of preservation for years.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

NANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, A
w Nicely Furnished Room With Board; private
family preferred; state terms. Address Mk.L, Star
Office. IT.
WANTED-FURNISHED ROOM WITH BOARD
w in northwest section; within minutes walk Of
18th st. and the Avenue: terms must be reasonable.
Address Box 13o, Star office. f4-2r
NNANTED-BY GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND CHILD
w eight years, two Connecting Rooms. second floor
with Board location northwest state terms. Address
Abe, Star Office. 70 3t'
WANTED-BY LADY GOOD SIZED SOUTHERN
w Front Room with Closets in northwestern part
of city. Also Room for her Q month later;
latrobes. Address ID, Star office. f4-2ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-05

There are fewer men who never open their
mouths without saying something than there
are who never say something without opening
their mouths.
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District Bar Association Represented.

District Bar Association Represented.
The bar association Of the District of Column
bia was represented at the Judiciary centennial
banquet held at the Lenox lyceum in New York
city last evening by Reginald Fendall, esq.,, the
president of the association, and Messrs. Ma
thaniel Wilson. Tallmadge A. Lambert, Blair
Lee and Leigh Robinson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-05
Minister Denby,s Brother Dead

Mr.. Wythe DENLY, brother Of the United
States minister to China, died at his home, No.
2ls street southeast, last night Of appoplexy.
Deceased was nearly 70 years old and leaves q
wife and three children
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-05
A deaf mans hearing is quite ear-regular.

A man never knows he 10 fool, because
when he learns that much he il no longer q
fool
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WANTED--HELP.

g 8 Is. 4 ,si Fl 81 Ss
WANTEDSYouNaME MEN HAVING HAD HXPERI:
' sss III rs i sass %SobxD
WANTED-Two MEN FoR OUTSIDE WORN:
Fan TsS e.. s.1 ssrn good 'aiArie. Address
| WANTED-,IN ALExANDRIA-Two WHITE
H1cse sa & w
" Chamber Maids. Nurses and Laundre.sss in
ora S:s Coos. sSTG ses coSASs SaS 81 NV
WANTED-ALLcLAssEs WOMEN cooKs.sI0T TO
a: n.sr .nS ksaha
andPantry HelpatOnce DICKS, 6l3 7th NV. f5-2ts
sad n
'Ss and Sas sss.
"a sAS SaI.s s
sppg kise hsf IS e NV
WANTED-A WOMAN. TO COOK, WASH AND
worl Address ar ses
IL 1S sssEh AIpy a1T d
WANTED-sETTLED WHITE WOMAN FOR
@ Penn s1s a@ E9cS.nss hos ep' 70
WANTlelP.A SETTLED coLoRED WOMAN 10
SoS sd in pTiyits family GALL with references
WANTED-CoMPETENT WOMAN TO COOK
ooa and Do General a0pssTofh for small Family
& s6s .sr H with
WANTED = AN INTELLIGENT GENTLEMAN
w for Responsible Position; experience
weekly ". Apply iS.m. fGTEE Co. IA 5.s nsf.
WANTED-A RESPECTABLE coLoRRD GIRL
aH ABBY s
p; !. G aRS T4 &. 0 isI asP
WANTED-AN INDUSTRIOUS MAN OF GOOD
w Habit. 70 Sample Houses with Grocers Specially;
Re S 4asr aes
WANTED-A SETTLED WHITE GIRL TO DO
arfs
WANTED-BRIGHT, ACTIVE YOUTH 10 TO Is
,nd S yss Of must be SHeH and S s
office. f3-2t
WANTEp-A coMPETENT STOCK CLERK. AT
w J. Q. HUTCHINsON's, 907 Pa. ave. f4-2w
Mssg BE n hsE
RIs Co. 432 9TH st. f4-2t
WANTED..A BOY FOR STORE AMP WARE:
need apply. Address b. 5. b.. Star office. f4-2t'
WANTED-CATERER TO TAKE THREE ROOMS
~ in basement, partly furnished; range aud uten-
Apply at s3l ed ST. nv f4-st'
WANTED-A DRUG APPRENTICE WITH SOME
" experience. Apply at Ebbitt House dr. g store.
WANTED..A GENTEEL Man TO WORK
xps
WANTED-A BLACKsMITH's APPRENTICE,
cons st.s: fss
WANTEp-A BOY 10 OR u YEARS OLD TO
Grocery Store. Address B. co. Star office. fast
WAANTEp-A COMPETENT COOK. APPLY At
w l23S Vermont ave- f4-3t'
w ANTED.woMAN TO COOK. WASH AND IRON
Nurse Apply at 2iOS at NV f3-3t'
WANTED-A FEW FIRST-CLASS. COACHMEN;
none but experienced drivers need apply; B. 7;
M 6,S CO.. Tas-hO Stables st bet gsl and
WANTED-wHITE AND CoLoRED COOKS
w House Workers, Waters. Dress Makers. Buffers,
cites. sGermsn, French and swedish help H TfanSs
stored. BURNHAM'S lilo st. NV. fl-6t'
WANTEDooIHELPR o5 WOMEN. CHANGER Al Der
ness Pleasant homes and good wages Applications
for Goyernmspt positions prepared CITY INT5LLI-
asR ha.
1ei MP ySSf SssSPiis H INV
M ANTED-TO INTRODUCE IN WASHINGTON
hence invite any there. Of good Standing. suffering
general deSiIity or blood diseases Cf mos. malignant
type and ladies suffering from diseases or Complaints
iuii in return. DOCTOR DTsSsI sSi'
M ANTED DUNDOREs EMPLOYMENT Blu
w resu conducted BY ladies-Men and Women,
white and colored for all kinds Of domestic labor city
jsis.iSt. We
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FOR RENT--STORES


ErOR RENT - STORE AND DWELLING 2OO7
18TH st NV. rooms modern inprOy eme NJ.
onY 20 per month THOS. l. WAUGAMAN
io-ot slSFst
EOR RENT-sTORE AND DWELLING $50 q ST.
- NV; complete Tor Baker COnfectioner or any
business Apply 1917 9Th 81. NV. f5-2ts
EOR RENT-32ls NJ ST, NEAR The MARKET.
Il Large Store. with Fixtures, &C. Good stand Tor
grocery and provision business. a. C. PAYNE 90.
6l3 10th 81. ~ :Ns"
kNOR RENT-STORE AND DWELLING .O3l WEIR
mont ave. can be leased q term Of years or by
ihe month; rent s55 per month Apply % JOHN q.
ARMS. $40 st. NV. f5-U
kOh kENT-sIokE AND DWELLING, 400 a. sT.
Il NV Inquire 3ls X ST. NV. 1885,
EoR RHINESTONE gig ST. NV. APPLY To
Il 1918 Fstnw fy:,t.
Tor RENT-oN 18th ST. NV, LARGE sIuhE
= sAter. gas aad siaoe; rood location; cheaper by
% per month than any other square olly
So per mo. A 3. CAIwooD. S33 9Th. f3-3t.
EOk RENT-THE LARGE STORE AND cELLAR
- 3l4 9th ST. H. w., near Pa. ave, now occupied a. .
PAPER Warehouse, will he for rent on February 4
1870. Apply 10 n. BUNCH. same building. jsa-2m
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Real Estate Matfers-

For stiff vegetable fiber the tom-reed
ought to fill long felt want.
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Chollis-"I say, Fweddie, see By the
papahs, that thsrs II . woman out west who
cannot say anything except yes or no."
Fweddie-'That's nothing at all, Chollie,
old boy. met one lawst night who couldn't
say anything except no."
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.WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-WE WANT MORE UNIMPROyED
w Property in the northeast for SALE large blocks
preferred. We have number OF clients desiring prop
ert in that section. ACkEk 4 GADSBY,
jA22-lm zoos st. u.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PROPERTY IN ALL
w parts Of the city for immediate investment
Prompt transaction price suits. l.. STARGAkDTER,
6l3 10th st. 1al4-3m
WANTED-WE DESIRE THREE LOTS IN THE
w northwest, II TO 81 IT wide to cost from 800
to $4,000. b. r. GILBERT CO., 625 st. NV.
ta1l-1m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-05
Rule-let is q favorite game with one side
the House of Representatives at present
WEATHER QUERY.

When the spring time comes gentle Greedy
When the spring time comes this year,
Oh say can you tell, gentle Greedy,
How we shall know it is here?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-05
SHOOTING STARS.

Mr. Jay Gould win not come to the United
States Senate 10 succeed Mr.. Evarts, bsesuss
the majority Of the stock in there cannot be
waAered.
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

EoR RENTAL BUT THE THIRD FLOOR OF A
Il New House Flat south, cost west an posur. 4,
family without children. Inquire At go OH ST a "
EOR RENT-NEw YORK FLATS; on LINE OF
- O-st cars rooms with bath only & a. fnanl-
lies oi sdults with good references. l. A MCINTYRE
80 y Nv, oip lnhity church. n-lot
V,oR RENT-FOR UNEXPInED PoRTIO; OF
l. Lease. Large Flat in The Portland Furniture f,r
SAFE IHOc. j. flsHEh CO.
1906 l3.4 F.tn~
koR RENT-FLAT, IN HOUSE 1881 18th sT
y NV; rooms and bath room. Price s25 per mo-
key at store. 1881 18th st NV IAi1I-Ofs
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

EoR RENT-DEsIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS. WITH
Il steam heet and elevator service. in the Iepman
nu ea!si lao \. T. ave- .. A. 4, oouMBE,
ENoR RENT-oFFICE ROOMS; Low RENTALS,
l. second and third and fourth story; l225 st NV
1aZo-lU j. b. Winner. 1918 81. 4
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FOR RENT-ROOMS

FOR EENr.lsle RHODE ISLAND AVE-. oPro-
ate ssos rse.adenrs suite Furnsh-d Rooms.
os Ssll.: two :sn. Rooms f IN same .s@. sSs
FeE ES. l.,Cr, s FAMILY WILL ksSf
exchanged. isos lin 81 nv W. @s~'" Ia.
EoR ,REST-llS ID ST NV. NICELY TYR
n nishsd Rooms: one .Tiendia "a .tery front snits.
and bath; Will rent very cheap fb-sts
EoR RENT-ro SMALL FAMILY, THREE uN.
Am is.'.s ssa ssi..s i ss.s ss s:r:
Apply 2lS A stne fS-2r
EoR RENT.Two FINE FRONT ROOMS; sEo
q sOS1 nss hoSs. .si sssa
TO !, hr''el.ss gentlemen o.h or sddrs.. sOi ST
EoR RENT-i34sL ST. NV. ELbaNNrIY Pun.
y nished Psriou and Bed Rooms. nr.t and second
s sSs. !, sSSss :. nod n near s
EoR RENr-FEBRUARY IS, FoUR ROMA
nicely Furnished. third story al front; bsth. a.,
on Q same noor Only gentlemen. Ne cor sta and
EoR RENT-Ar THE BUCKINGHAM. sIs AND
u D. 80 lsth 81. oycrlookins McPbsr,on square.
Board and Attendance. Terms msderato. f4-6t'
roR RENI1LARsE FRONT ROOMS; TWO IN
ments. pos \ 81. ~ f4.si.
oR REkI-l7so n ST, NV FoUs doors
references exchanged far.
9R KINIn TMo ROOMS SECOND FLOOR:
a:s: r. a.s II tss
OH La ~ ~
Eok kkNT-THE SECOND STORY IN A Nkw
brlck House; all complete. half square from cars.
~ sn 81 sc fy3ts
f0 0Rn kLMI-Two LARaE UNFUkNIsHEp CON.
muniesting Front Rooms. southern exposure near
censaA Pension aud Printing ofhoes very rrssonshs
~ ,e.".-nen. tenant I0l q ST. cor \. ]. ave EST
SoR RENT7PAkLoR FURNISHED AS BED
room; Also Larse 2d-story frOnt Room: heat sss
ano ps.n; private family convenient % 9 hnes IL
cars No children 43o II ST. NV f3S3t.
EoR RENT-FURNIsHED OR UNFURNIs8Fp
Rooms near cara so< I'd st. ne. 1881.
SoR kENT-foUR ELEGANT ROOMS, SECOND
u moor; one parior: private family; furuished.
dou6le corner house. south ami east fronts hsx ~
COWS open CRATES reference required. ll0l K ne.
Eok RENT-l340 q ST. NV, NICELY FUR.
nished Parlors and bed Rooms; on nrst second s,r
third noors, en- suite single Also other SINGLE
Rooms Board IL desired Family Of two. J25-I.ts
lroR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMs WITH
l202 ST. NV. S-s III a..
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FOR RENT-HAIIS-

LrOR RENT - SECoND-FLOok FLAIs, I.s.f
Il l4th st., Consisting Of o rooms and bath thor
ouehly furnished. 100 per month unfurnlshed 900
per month Inquire OF d. NJ. PAkkEA.
i4-ot l4lsfst
I>oR RENT-THE PROPERTY KNOWN AS THE
l. First Baptist Church. 18th st. between q and II
SITS L. W, Will be rented Tor Concerts Lectures Inter
tainnentsL etc Apply TO THEo. A HARDING, 800
llth ST. NV. film
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Nobody ever said that prince Of good fellows,
Congressman Allen Of Mississippi, was beauti-
full, and he doesn't expect it, but he says he
doesn't want another Washington street urchin
to stop him ON the avenue and earnestly in
quire, "Where did you get that face?''
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This one came IN today by mail Any one
giving correct answer to IL, with . diagram,
will be presented with last weeks postage
stamp free Of cost:
At the Platypus club last night young
Noodles was given q remarkably diminutivs
mackereL He protested mildly, but the waiter
merely said: "Oh, never mind; it is rather
small, you know, but then it's very young and
tender"
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LrVR RENT-vTABLE; THREE Stalls: CXR.
Apply u 4e~e y u NV M-jts
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-03-20
A TUBTUL OF HEART
Sudden Death of an Elephant In Fore
paugI's Mcnagerie.

Sudden Death of an Elephant In Fore.
paugh's Mcna;serie.
PHILADELPHIA, March IA. - Tom
Boyle, one OF the elephant keepers of
the Forcpaugh menagerie, yesterday
morning found Tippecanoe, the Oldest
elephant of the herd, dead. Boyle had
left the elephant the night before APP
parently in good health, and had seen
him few minutes before he was found
dead moving about as usual. Tippe-
canoe Is the first elephant known to
have met with so sudden death in this
country. James Z. Cooper. the present
proprietor Of the show, presented the
body of Tippecanoe to the Medico-
Chirurgical college, as he was anxious
to learn the cause of the elephants
death. Prof. L. Laklace held an autopsy
on the body Of the huge brute in the
presence of a large number Of medical
students. A most surprising discovery
was made when the abdominal cavity
was opened. As the opening was mado
the heart burst forth and was found to
be highly inflamed. 1t was swollen to
such an extent that it could not be
pressed into large washtub. 1t was
put in the scales and found to weigh 1O2
pounds. All the other organs of the
animal were found to be in a normal
state. The professor stated that the
cause Of death was dropsy,of the heart.
The elephants age was placed by the
doctors at Ia years.
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News Items.

The Executive Mansion at Washington
has been filled with q perfect system of
fre-alarm boxes.
The Senate Committee on Elections
has decided in favor Of the Republican
contestants from Montana.
The Squadron Of Evolution has been
experimenting with the torpedo appar-
atus invented by Captain Howell. Com
mander of the Atlanta, Of that squadron.
The results show it to be superior to any
thing heretofore existing.
A New York bank cashier named
Courier is charged with forgery.
MIKE O'BRIEN was killed and thrown
into river by two Italians near
Charleston, w. Va.
Miss JENNIE M. PAUL, of Chicago, has
sued Louis G. Wachsmuth for 800, 900
damages for breach Of promise OF mar
riage.
VALUABLE diamonds were stolen from
show window at Dallas, Tex.
A WISCONSIN school law Is meeting
with the opposition of the Catholic pre-
lates OF the, State.
HENRY SIIEppARD, the newly-appoint'
cd postmaster Of Rochester, N. ", died
10 thntcitys soi. i.se nth,
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nfisslssippi seven Inches Higher Than
Ever Before at New Orleans, and
the Water P0urs Over the Tops of the
Embankment.
New ORLEANS, March 14.--The river
suddenly rose ten inches here shortly
after noon yesterday, reaching seven
inches above the highest water ever
known, that Of 1874 The rise was sud-
den and probably due to local causes,
the wind and the tide. 1t was sufficient
to place the water several inches over
the top Of the levee, whence it poured
freely into the cutters and streets. This
was the case throughout the Second
District from Canal to Esplanade. The
cutters were unable to carry of all this
water, and the result was some flooding
OF the front streets. The sidewalk on
the west side Of Canal was covered as far
as Chartres, and IL was impossible to
reach the French Market or Sugar Ex-
change without wading. Quite guam
tity Of freight was on the river front
awaiting shipment, but the situation
became 80 threatening that this was
hastily removed to prevent its loss. No
stores were flooded, but a couple Of
inches more rise would put them under
water. The water caused no serious
harm beyond compelling the
removal Of freight, and some incon-
venience In getting to certain points;
but II 1t continues to pour over the levee
as 1t has been doing it will inundate the
rear or lower portions of the city. The
situation, as far as the Lower Mississip-
pi country is concerned, has rap
idly grown worse in the last two
days, in consequence of the
very heavy rainfall of three inches or
more which has occurred throughout
the valley, and even the most hopeful
can see little chance of holding the
levees against the irresistible volume
Of water coming down on them. 1t is
thought that there will be serious
break somewhere, but each parish and
county is working earnestly to prevent
this taking place on its front. At ten
o'clock last night the river stood at IS
feet 81 inches above low water. a fall
Of two and half inches from the
highest point reached during the day.
The water is still floating
through the low places in the
levees on the city front and filling the
cutters. 1t does no harm, as it passes
rapidly through the drainage canals.
In the rear of Algiers there is some in
convenience from the overflow water.
The only crevasse reported last night is
at Davis Island, in Corcordia Parish,
where private levee broke during tho
day, flooding four or five large planta-
tions. The damage will be restricted
to these. All the other leveos are hold
ing firm. Rains are reported through
out the lower valley.
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BLOWN TO sHREDs.
An Explosion OF Dynamite Costing Four
Lives.

An Explosion OF Dynamite Costing Four
Lives.
New YORK, March 14.-An explosion
of dynamite occurred ut the Brooklyn
water-works at Rockville Center yester.
day morning, by which several men were
killed and number injured. The dyna-
mite was being used for blowing up tree
stumps on the line of the extension
of the Brooklyn aqueduct, half mile
east of Rockville Center. Two laborers,
who were walking near, were blown to
pieces, parts OF their bodies being
thrown in every direction. Two others
were fatally injured. Their names
have not been ascertained. The shock
of the explosion created CONSERVATION.
Many houses were shaken and a number
of window panes were broken.
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A Long Speech.

WINNIPEG, March 14.--The Manitoba
Legislatures session of Tuesday night
lasted till "a. m. Wednesday, French
man named Martin speaking contin-
uously for nine and half hours. He
was compelled to take refreshments
while speaking, the Chair threatening
to shut him of II he ceased for three
minutes. He was not allowed to lean
on desk. Other members had bedding
brought in and went to sleep.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-03-20

A SPECIALIST PHYSICIAN SINCE rs4eIN
IA the diseases and weaknesses OF men will mail
book free, sealed giving the remedies which cure
abandoned and hopeless sufferers privately at
home. Address Specialist, Room 4, 81 Reade
street, corner Broadway, New York..
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University of the Northwest

SIOUX Cry, Ia, March 14.--Contracts
have been closed by which the new
Methodist College, to be known as the
University OF the Northwest, is to be
located in this city.
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An INDIGNANT Mother

ST.. Louis, March l4.--An indignant
mother almost demolished saloon at
Bonne Terre, Mo-, where her young sons
were made drunk.
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re,ephone Dividend.

BosTON, Mass, March l4.-The Bell
Telephone Company has declared divi-
dend of three dollars share, payable
April l5.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-03-20

women Nominate Ticket.
ATcnIsox. Kan, March 1.-THE wom-
en- Of this city have nominated full
school " srl ticlyet Il,
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|old nv sevbert h Co, aiI'rborc. o.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-02
The Good Mans Good Deed.

Franklin Murphy brought sympathetic
tears 10 the eyes of bis bearers at the din
ner of the Leather Mauu LECTURERS associa-
ton by relating story Of beaeyolence \
friend Of his, he said, was walking down
10 business one merniRg when &c saw a
young woman with - baby ia her arms sit
ting On church step and weeping The
man, whom Mr.. Murphy called JONES, was
touched by her apparent distress and asked
her what was the cause Of it.
II walked int town she replied, ''to
have my baby baptized, and now it viii
cost 90 to~have the service performed.
havent5the money. and dent know " hat
TODD"
wei, that's a small matter said
Jones II haven't s. in change, but here s
a ten dollar bill. Take it and I'll wait for
the change"
The woman returned in short time and
handed Jones s.. He patted the child's
head and went Scwn town, Teloicing Ia his
own goodness He felt coed all day and
his countenance sbone with an unusual
brightness His associates all noticed the
change, aad-fHAlly one q them asked him
the cause Of il,
Il am happier than usual today" said
Jones, and the reason Of II is that / dId
two good things on ny way dsEn town
this morning He related the occurrence,
and wound up by saying:
80 performed q deed Ct charity, and
got seven good dollars fer counterfeit ten
dollar oil. ''-NeIFsrk Journal