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Testing the Lymph,

The reports from the patients undergoing
the lymph treatment at New Haven, Conn, are
Of the most favorable character. Henry John.
son, who 10 suffering from lupus, shows the
greatest Improvement Already the oancerous
growth shows signs Of healing. the iow OF pus
has 90 lsssened. One noteworthy fact which
has demonstrated more than anything else thu
improvement Of the patients II tho discovery
larry diseases has grown Less - the treatmsnt
progressed
The patients inoculated With DR.. Koch'l
tuberculosis lymph at the German, Mount Sinai,
81 Luke'6 81 Marks and the Polytechnic Hoe.
pitals in New York and the founding asylum an
themselves apparent.
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A Leading kentuckian Dead.

Hon. Henry ID. McHenry, member Of the
national democratic committee and delegate
from Ohio county to the Kentucky constitu-
tionsL convention. died suddenly yesterday Of
heart disease at his home in Hartford, Ky. Mr.
McHenry was native Kentuckian. In 1867 he
WAS defeated for the United States Senate by
two votes. He was elected to the House Of the
Forty-second Congress. He has been a member
Of the national democratic committee since
1875
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PROFESSIONAL.

NINE. DREAMER, THE ONLY WONDERFUL
W gf!ed English and German astrologeg IN the city
Tells All events OF hfe Once hours, Z. u. to
dl6-1ms
NINE. RAPHAI. THE CELEBRATED CLAIR
AZ voy,ns and aaffoloSt. the seventh dalghter, born
md lucky datsa Don't faii 70 Sss thislady Room 10
DO y It, NV. dl:S-fHs
DROP. CLAY. THE QLD-EsTABLISHED ONLY
i reliable genutne and nAtural-bofn Clatrvoyant,
Astr9loger snd Medium IN this city; born with ven and
SS cen pr3pnsGc fs g .scc1d ..hs rsxe.i; every
ssp.sated tosseher; csuses speedy narriagss; Eyes
success m business removes family troubles, evil I'm
4uencse advtce ON busneD lOve OF anything you are
2 douoe o. Al busines c0undentiaL Never bssa
Hour. pam. sos:sOnn sunaays. sses SPIN.
etttings. Soc.
Nasiogs, COS l2lh q. nv. dl30s
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

q The RvnSrSo SrAR's subscription list,
the books Of the Office, and its press and de-
livery rooms are at all times open TO the well
come inspection Of any person having color
able interest in the correctness Of its claims as
to circulation. This il guarantee to adver-
tisers that is given by few papers In the world,
and by none otter IN Wdshisgtow!
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Failure Of u Chicago Bank.

The y. A. Kcan & Co. Bank Of Chicago,
founded in 1860 and known for many years
throughout the country AZ the Preston. Kean l.
Co. Bank, with branches in New York and Bos-
ton. announced its suspension after business
hours yesterday Mr.. Kean has been speculate
ing considerably on his own account and got in
much deeper than his limited capital justified
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TOMORROW,
u ATCLIFFE. DARR 4 CO., Auc.ioneers.

II ATCLIFFE, DARR 4 CO.. Auctioneers.
EXECUTORS SALE OF HORSES WAGONS HAIR.
NESs. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FARMING
WHEAT, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. &c, Be
ING iHE ENTIRE Personal PROPkE. i or
TIE LATE A, e.. p SHOEMAKER, SITUATED
0SIInE 7rH srRkEt ROAD g, d Ag'IIE BRIGHT
By virtue OF an orier OF the Suprus Court of tine
District oI Counhis., holding special terra COR Or
plan Court business will sell at public auction on
:he above Irei.lses FHiDAi the SInEl Lii ~ Il
DAY OF DECEABik. a. Il. 1880. beginning at TEN
O'CLOCK A.. NJ, al the personal property the late
A. q. Shoemaker. ronipr,s.llg
IURsEs. WAGONS, EALNFss. LARGE AsSORT-
NEN1 OF FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
ABOUT ~ TONS HAY,
CORN, WHEAT,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &C.
TERMS CASH.
LOUIS l.. SHOEMAKED, r
d'5-it FRANCIS D. SiiCEMAKER.j Executors.
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A BALD-aRADnD WOMAN h unusual before ~
3 forty but cray hair = conDon With them eaSiier.
9aldneee and srayneD may be preveuted by Wing
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The Idaho 8snaAOrship.

Two ballots we're taken in the Idaho lcgis.
laturs yesterday for senator, a. follows: First
bsllos--Dubois, n; Shoup. Q; Mcconnell, g
Clagstt, o; Stevenson dem }, 2; Mayhem (dem.)
s. Beeond ballot-Dubois, II; Shoup, ~; No.
ConnsI, 8; Ciasstt .; Stevenson, 4, and May.
hew, 9.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT r AND THE EASTERN
mo fEET OF LOT IN SQUARE 4sa.
BY virtue OF deed OF trust recorded in Lii@r No.
6J! too Jay. ole If the land records the District
OF COltba,l Will sell at public auction i'll the
mia avenue. on tue "hNrY-SECUND DAY or DE
GEMBEh. lsO,: at HAl.f.PAST IMO O'CLOCK
Eastern Two Feet If lot Is the depth of the lot in
square itS in the sud city, the laid ,iown
IN Chur''h, Howell L,ley Subdivision. with the
DuNhiin"s and triyiiests tie eun;o beion41n-.
1erii.s oi sale C-sh. delsst of Siuu To he made
at THE OF sac am forfeited terms sale not
complied with in zen days after date saIe Convey
af,Ili- - purchaser cost.
uurilh CuANLES L. CHURCH Trustaa
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TRUSTEE'F SALE OF a FINE FARM IN HAR.
i FORD COUNTY. MAINLAND -

FORD COUNTY, MAINLAND.
BY virtue q: dts q. Il e Hartford
county the un ned trustee viii offer at pu Il sac
in roh: OF the liar ord House the city vi Havre e
,,rarc. Hart, ri county, Nd. on TUESDAY, DECF 81
BEN iHlhIlEIH. ISO, at TWO O'CLOCK l.. A. .
ai that valuable iar or tract of land known az the
Odd Bay iar.i, stua,od ai1ut mic IRON Hayre
de trace and obtaining 4' acres more less-Dein1
the SANE Tract o. AM which to Dr. M
Is. kowiand. de,e-s,si. ne tari is ndidiy located
on the Che eaGe pay an: rosse shore tor
nsiilh<, gunninr. &c Is WITHIN Il short distance of
tile famous du hin- fats. where, iii season. canvas
back red ami BLACK head ducks abound. par: tn-ir
1seding SrouL being near the shores Of this farm
The soil Is OF Hrstciass quality and in high state
OF cuttlvstlon. lie improvements o large and
coCino aious doube two-story frame dwelling house.
irIne Darn .r'x'l iset th.nt house, prranary and
other OutniInzs, and the shore ping ans
eoo8kins hi,ariLr hts Tor fishermen AMI runners
MotGihs SIM Il ~ bIck clay Oh superior quauy IN
o'Eie lhti's ~ tne iaTin Terms OF One-tEirti
cash On day OF sale. branre payments Cn. two
and trrt years Crst syl MS to fro;u
DAY OF sale and To lie cured 10y the notes FONTS o.
the pur' bas"r, VIII surety to te approved 10y the
trustee Cler teris 10 suit rurc may he iuace
ny the trustee ON day oi SAFE. ROBERT =. HOP
kINs, trustee. OFT deposit, Nd. R.C. IHACEERY
ou-hitOf EIAton, Md. di.S-toSt
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FUTURE. DAYS.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctionee-.
SPECIAL SALE OF FOURTEEN GOOD YOUNG
KENTUCKY BRED DRIVING, COACH
AND SADDLE HORSES,

KENTUCKY BRED DRIVING, COACH
AND SADDLE HORSES,
INCLUDING FEW VERY FAST ONES
On MONDAY. DECEMBER TWENTY SECOND,
1850. ut ELEVEN O'CLOCK AN.
In front Of MY sales rooms. will ssu the following
resented. In tic lot Will 8 found very hne
C'rtt ~ Coupe Teams fine Sst!derS, rood jumpers
fast 1rotteIs g. akinx all very DIES rabie iot vi
Horses 1rou wnrh to seet team or single horse for
any purpose, 10 WIT:
No. l.-Biack Horse. 15k hands. years can trot o
2.-BayGeliinv. l5 ~ hands. yrs very speedy.
Band 4-Rair OF Bay Coach Horses. lU hands. q
Years. with tine style and action; will road 10
5.-fine sadder Dspple Gray Geldng. 15x
hands, u years. also broken to harness: a
splendid Jumper; thorough gentleman
6.-Sorre Ge.dine, lGk hands, 8 years; fine
coupe or brouEi,a,n horse very fast and Stylish
T.-Bay Saddle AMI Harness Horse, IS i,aI.ls, Z
years; stylish 1 and true can be handled by a
a-Dalple Gray Gelding. l5H hands. 6 years.
Wit, extra extra, high Knee Sction.cob built and y
9.-Black tieding. 10y hands. = years; can tro,
az 40 gait. true in all harness, but extra
good one at the pole.
III. oBsy G.ldiny. i3h hands. years; can trot .
n..Bay Cob-luiit t,edlny. l5h han.is, : years
fine style and action and good rosd horse.
IL AMI i:i. Crussiiatc!ie Team (sorrel and la w.
l4.-Bay Geliing. I5.21 hands, 4 years; fine
saddle and harness. Lorse, good jumper and
very suitable for lady To ride or drive.
The stock will bc ON exhibition at SicCaueys Tally.
Ho Stables Yl6 street northwest until day of sale
where intending purchasers ride drive any Of
them: This offers splendid opportunity secure
rood horse. and those in search of such should give
DIST THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
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V'IOMAS BOWLING. Auctioueer.
EXECUTORS SALE by CATALOGUE
or THE
Superb Law LIBRARY
OF THE LATE
JUDGE WILLIAM L. SMELL,
TO BE
SOLD AT AUCTION,
BY ORDER OF +. c. THAYER. EXECUTOR,
SALES ROOMS.
COR. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND ELEVENTH
STREET NORTHWEST.
MONDAY. DECEMBER 81, 1890,
COMMENCING AT SEVEN O'CLOCK PM
SEVERAL WALNUT BOOKCASES.
BOOKS WILL BE ON VIEW COMMENCING
WEDNESDAY. DLCENDER 18th INSTANT
d13-1t THO3As BOWLING. Au,tioneer.
CT. CLAIR FECHNER. AUCIIUNEEn tn pa
~ ave-. 'nder Metropolitan Hotel sells TO-DAY con
nUnds God Watches. Silver Ware and other goods
si1.jn
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(,HA,NGEnysALE Of yALGABIE REAL EsTA1E.
SIXTH SIhLET AMP PkNNahLvANIA AVE
NUE. S0HTHMESI, ~ THE CITY OF WASH
lNGIOS. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, AND
bEING nSE o. r., t ~ BEST IN EIECEs OF BUsi-
BY virtue % ,e rec .; the Supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia. passed in equity No.
l2.hs. Ga tie 9Th ,iay az DreIrr. 1850, the under
xisned trustees will offer sale at public auction.
'front.' OK tle premises, ON TCtnDAi, THE THESTi :
iDlkp DAl OF DECEMBER, 1890, at HALF
PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK =. the follow mr. de-
s.ried pets or lots Of ground. TO wit Lots A. ind
d. IN tiIe SUI division u lots and o. square lour
hundred and sixty 4ta). in the city OF invtun,
DISTRICT OF .,t IL, the same beins improved by a
brisk dwelling and two stores
TERMS of sale Dn--tlrd at the purchase money in
cas:.. witch 800 is to lie Paid rs derosit al Ii e
ffiiia 81 sac AMI the innncr purchase money ia
two equal 'nstaliiuents, III and yos.s. iVr
whIa tie Gr,'iasr ~ Ia give to sad ru;
nro,ssofy notes, DARED on the day of safe anil
interest AT per 'entuuI +, annuni. all CASH. at the
OPTION Oi the ur'iii sac to I've
VT III ten days from the lay o st- property 10 he
rusod at the rsl aid cost ~ ie.al.t. urilaspr
GEORGE l.. HAMILTON,
FRANK T. ENoWSlNG. san bui;d M,
4l6.Jth st. n. w.. Trustee. trustee
DUNCANSON BtoS., Autioneers .-aSds
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IRISH NATIONAL PRESS PROS
HOME RULE TO BE DgOpPEp.

London dispatch says: There is good
authority for stating that the inner circles Of
the liberal party have decided to drop home
rule at the next election. The contest vii! be
fought on English measures alone
Mr.. Joseph Chamberlain made n remarkable
speech ut q private unionist caucus in Birming-
ham last night. Among other remarks he said
that within n week certain former friends in
the Gladstonian party had reOpencd negotia-
tons with him for reunion on the basis that,
Mr.. Parnell having rendered home rule impos-
sib,e. they saw no reason why liberal reunion
should not be formed. To this proposal he had
replied that such course was impossible be-
cause Mr.. Gladstone. fuudly clinging TO the de-
sire of his old ;,gc. retained home rule in the
forefront of his program. Mr.. Chamberlain
then said he doubled anyhow whether a re-
union would ever be possible with the men
forming the Gladstonian majority. But recent
events had opened the eyes OF Gladstonian
moderates, who might cooperate with the
unionists and tories in the formation Of a truly
national party devoted to progress in the truest
sense.
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THOMAS DOWNING. Auctionesr.

l.EGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AT
AL KINDS, STONES: GARPEIs SNEW AMI
IDAY GOODS, SUCH AS VASES. JAPANESE
GOODS, PICTURES, CHILD'S TOY COTTAGE
WITH FURNITURE. ETC, COMPLETE, LOT
CIGARS, GROCERIES, ETC.
On SATURDAY, DECEMBER TWENTIETH 1880.
ut Ten O'CLOCK A. NJ, ut my aAlesroosns, Pennsyl.
vxnia and 11th street northwest, viii sell
ALSO, At TWELVE NJ,
For party leaving town. pair Sorrel Coach Horses lG
hanss. years old, sound stylish and gentle,
ALSO
Brewster Landau. several Horses, new and second.
hand Carriages. Sieghs Harness. kc.
Terms cash.
d1S-st THOMAS BOWLING. Aucf
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

NOOk'S TOURS
TO THE TROPICS,
THE WEST INDIES AND SOUTH AMERICA BY
The MAGNIFICENT STEAMERS OF THE
UNITED STATES AND BRAZIL NAIL 8. S. co.
LA GUAYRA, PUERTO CABELLO. CURACAO,
ETC, BY THE EXCELLENT STEAMSHIPS OF
THE RED I'D" LINE.
Tickets for circular tours by either Of the above line
arranged in any desired combination.
Illustrated pamphlets with iull particulars tickets
on application to
1HOS. COOK 4 SON, 26l BROADWAY, n Y, Or
s,1 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, WASHINGTON ="
Cooks Grand Escorted Tour to JAPAN will leave
New York March 2. illustrated programs on appii-
cation. d4-eo;ln
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On MONDAY MORNING. T., DECEnRER TWENTY:
At aforementioned houes (having been moved Tor
conveniepce Of sale) the furniture partly enuefse
departure from the city This furniture &C. 3. WortRy
the sttentiOn Of our rsaders. HOUSE FOR RENT on
SALE. DUGCAN00N BROS
dl0tk Iur1io0sssr
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
DUNcANsoN BROS. Auctionesru.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
THE EAST SIDE OF TWELFTH STREET BE
TWEEN AND II STREETS NORTHWEST

TRESTEEs' a SALE OF iMPRoyER PROPERTY ON
WASHINGTON. DC.
by virtue Of u deed of trust to dated March 10
u. 1889. and duly recorded IN Iber 1872. folio 4oi
ct stel one OF the land reors of the District Co
iiSlhbla. and At the request Of the party secured
Premises On WEDNEsbSY. fifE IHfRrI .r II
DAY OF DECEMBER. AID 1884, 1T FOUR O'CLOCK
in The city Of WASHINGTON. be. and hrsnr lot No.
III Robert Cotton. exc r1tor rnl trustee Jan
Adams. trustee .sai sion, recorded in book W r..
foiiO ~, OF the tie surveyor Office the
Dstrt aforesaid, N square numbered three hundred
AMI nine (tap, the same fronting II ;eft th
street by depth W % feet to alley, together with
tie improvements. e..
Terns OF sale One-third OF the rurchaso money to
he paid In ana residue In twelve .) and ei <tsen
uS) months VITA interest at SIX I'D ccnt ler
int rest payable uly, for which plir-
cu.ser to giy' iroissory notes secured y tpe of
trust the pro- erty sold ali cash. AZ option of
pnr, II terms of sale are no. comp led With IN
ten (l0) days from dag of sale trustees the
right to reset the proierty at the deiaulting
purchaser teos,t OF SiUO viii ts required ti,e
OF sale. All conveysncing and recording at pIlr-
chaser's cost. {: 4; MILi..AMS9N. trustee.
d1S-eo 800 18th 81. n. w.
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HhESAPkAhE AND OHIO kAILwAl
Schedule in effect Nay rs

Schedule in effect Nay rs
Trains leave Onion Depot. 9Th and D ssuuh ~
an. for Newport News, Old Point Comfort 90
Norfolk daily. Arrive at Old Pant st6:10 pm.
and Norfolk 1t $50 pm.
IL pa m. Cincinnati Express daily for astions n
Virginia. MeSt Virginia. ksnfucky md Olnnnnak
Nestibule Sleepers through without change % o.
cnnati. arriving Il z IS am.
Ia Pm. y: ". ". vestlbuls Limited. dan1 t.
trzins with dining cara. run through WA
chAnxe 20 Cincinnati kestibuls ohsspR 10 Lar
fnston and Louisville. PullmaD OnO0o GD1D1o
recelye pAssenrers ~ y pm.
Once. SIS Hennsyivania avenue.
HH- YULx
3yl26 0ensrHl Hun00R AG02
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SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST PARNELL.

Mr.. Labouchere, in a speech at Stratford
yesterday, declared that the London tories paid
Mr.. Parnell's election expenses in 1880 lie
added that If he was challenged to do 40 he
could bring forward abundant proof Of the
truth OF his statement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-18

J. jar GOULD. Tree oruamsnts.-AduG
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TPRIGhT CHICKER1NG PIANO, LARGE Gill
~ MANTEL M!kk0kS, Bh0CATELLE AND DAM.
PoHIsHED EXTENSION TABLE,, LEArHEas-
TIEEEs AND HNSGiNGs. iAdE T cfiIsTA fSE-
rLSsE p FAAR y sI SUITE. nWALNTT goSk
BILE. Nj TApLEs. PARfHN, BisoUE AND III,
S9TAEk 3isN MAJ. !, PIANO LAM. xxGiN-
CHAMBER SUITES, PAl.LIAssEs, HAIR NAT.
AEPiR3Ss, s.; MikSoEkb MA 1fs s SnHis
MyALSUT WARp1kOBBEs EBONY CABINET.
GRAHtNGGs,. JHIA4LLL STAND AMP .gHAIRS.
CHINA AND PLATED WARE, RKTRioERXToR
~, &c, BEING The EMIIKE coMTENTS OF
HAVING BEN USED BY HON. -STEPHEN
PRESTON. LATE MINISTER FROM HAITI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-18

rNkOPICAL TOUR. $50.
Tourists can visit jamaica and her GREAT EXHI.
BI1ION, remain there II days, Including Board and
Residence at the CONSTANT SPRING HOTEL al
kingston tour of tins beautiful island by the AT
LAS LINE STEAMERS for also. with the option Of
extending their trip. at the rate Of
To Hayh and Columbia. Accommodations drstclaa
PIN, FORMOOD 3 CO., Agts., ~ State st., NY.
- HORT ROUTE To LONDON
- NOkDDEUTsCHER LLOYD S. 60.
Fast Express Steamers,
To Southampton tlondon. Havre), Bremen,
Lain. Wed. Dec; "a AIN. spree. Sat, Dsc. "a,
am: Alier. We'd. Dec. 81. q. m. Sale, We'd .
Wed. Jan. 2l, / p. m. -'
Comfortable state roona excellent table, luxurious
saloon appointments. Prices: LIST cabin SS5 and mn
ward berth, according 10 location; ID cabin $50 an
4S6 Penn. ave. ara
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90 sb .co-.a s,S SAI ia.sasay s. ..s.s ..A
Q Dan eminens pAy-C spssAily ear. cstsxrh;
O OAciAn- g Cxhy Do You suffer- Osv1
90 CCC y an nfsllibls
nL<.kl - PsnnA
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DILLON ADVISES roRREAnANcE.

John Dillon yesterday sent the following dis
patch to Justin Mccarthy:
II have learned with the deepest pain the in.
jury to Parnell yesterday. Language and acts
Of violence will ruin the Irish cause in the eyes
Of Americans and fill the Irish here with de.
SPAR. To save the cause use your influence
with our friends to abstain from all personal
insults and violence, no matter how great the
provocation may be. and appeal to Parnell to
restrain his supporters from attacking our
meetings"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-18
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

CH1cKER1xG PIANOS.
THE GREAT STANDARD INSTRUMENTS OF
THE WORLD.
Have taken the highest premium everywhere large
and complete stock Of Grand and Upright Pianos for
sale OF rent NJ fair prices and on easy terms
JOHN +. Kills CO..
ol--lW XII ia. ave, near 10th st. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-18

The IT nionis: Gazette V. D. Honeyinan Mana
ger. Sonervi,ie. Nj. Nov. nj. .S:si.-E,tor of
Printers lax: Wouid you kn'iiy take the trouble to
advise us vi hve or six afternoon received
by You. whish IN tEeir dress am contents
models q Won know
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-03-01
A New Industry for women.

A new industry FOL INDECENT gentle
women, writes a New York correspond
ent, is surely gaining ground in the
Empire city. 1t was started by the
highly respectable widow of a clergy
man, who, being left in straitened cir
cumstances, and having been all her
life too much occupied with domestic
and parochial work to acquire any
money making accomplishment OF the
usual sort, turned her facility with the
needle into the means OF a livelihood
She began by going to the houses Of
her personal friends for q days visit
and informing the lady Of the mansion
that she had brought her thimble, Of
fered to sew on buttons, repair frayed
button holes and the like. While they
chatted she piled her needle 30 effec-
lively that her services we're soon
sought for by overtaxed or indolent or
philanthropically inclined matrons. II
was not long before she had all she
could do, later on more than she
could do, and later still she brought
several assistants-women situated as
she had been-into the work, and now
has systematic establishment.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-03-01
An InteIIixeat Horse.

A recent Boston letter contains the
following; A remarkable degree Of
intelligence and kindness TO a stable
companion is shown by q horse in
Boston. One OF the mounted police
officers leaves his horse in the stable
connected with the station on Blue
Hill avenue, near Dudley street, while
he answers TO roll-call at noon and
again at 8 O'Clock. The officer fast
ems his horse to the post forming one
corner at the head OF another horses
stall, and as soon as the animal is tied
the other picks up mouthful OF hay,
forces II through the iron grating about
his stall, and waits until his guest has
eaten 1t. Then he repeats the opera
ton and continues his hospitality un-
I'll the officer returns for his horse.
He began to do this without any sug-
Gestion from the men, and he does il
twice Il day, much to the satisfaction
OF his visitor. His performance has
attracted considerable attention in the
neighborhood, and his politeness has
won him many friends.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-03-01

Col. Ingersolrs legal protege was
Judge Puterbaugh, then Judge of the
Circuit Court at Peoria, Ill. Upon
one occasion, while the Judge was en-
gagged in fning a spectator for con-
tempt of court, Ingersoll offered some
gratuitous advice, which was resented
with some show of indignation. In
gersoll retaliated by limiting that
when the Court was fishing in a Do
litical way after the ermine he had not
been so chary about accepting advice.
This warmed the old man up in earn
est, who at once imposed upon the
presumptuous advocate a fine of $40
and costs. Ingersoll fumbled in his
pockets for moment, then walked up
to the bar with outstretched hand and
said: Puterbaugh, lend me $40"
The stern expression OF the Court
never relaxed for an instant. Turning
TO the clerk he said: "Mr. Clerk, let
the records show that Mr.. Ingersoll's
fine is remitted. Peoria county can
better afford to lose that so than |
can -
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-03-01
The Trick Donkey.

A donkey shot a man in Bridgeport,
Conn. the other night. The donkey
belonged to Bartholomew's Equine
Aggregation, and his business was to
fire a pistol by pulling trigger with
his teeth. In this instance the dom
key fred a cannon which it was in
tended one Of the trained horses should
do. The stage manager had his back
toward the ordnance, and the charge
and wadding striking him, hustled
him over the footlights and upon the
head OF the leader OF the orchestra.
The stage manager was severely hurt,
and the performance temporarily par
alyzed. The donkey, after lombard
ing the manager, trotted to the loot
lights and looked complacently down
on the confusion.