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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-04

TT. Simns' White Pulmonr Talsam
1tands tho best and Is tho best of
Ibroat aud Lung WedIrtHhs made has
more recommendations than any
other and viii positively cure. Efeglrit
Tor the grip coughs, &G. Sold b. reg
ular druggists Office. ~ Market ST.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-04

We have a speedy and pQeitive cure
for eatarrh, diphtheria, capkef mouth
and headache, In SHIL0H'S CATakRRII
REMEDY. A nasal Injector free with
each bottle. Use 1t II you desire health
and sweet breath. N. B. Danfo nth
wholesale and retail agents, I'd and
Market streets.
An old-PrIced Barber,
Stansbury Murray, Jr., No. 104 East
Front Street. will shave for ten cents,
cut hair for 10, champoo for 10 and 25,
and will tell the boss BARRIERS, the
laborers, and merchantcs. later. why
he will continue to do SO. Straight
cigars 90.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-04

VIZ:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel OF
land with the buildings thereon erected
situuted in tine ciyt of Wilmington.
Bcsinning at corner OF land OF II.
jefferson ON the caSt"rly side Of Pine
street and at the dirtance OF 40 feet A.,
inches EorthwHrdly from the northcrly
side OF sixth street thence with u line
OF said land ext ndimg castwurdly par
nllcl with sixth street 80 feet to cor
ner stake and diNidtng this from land OF
samuel MrCaully 10 feet y inches to II
corner OF land grunted 30 Joseph Con-
ncr thence with n line Oft hat lot north
- degrees west parallel with Sixth street
so feet to the easterly side of Pine street
aforesaid ana thence thereby southerly
s! degrees west - feet 81 inches to the
place of be ginning containing within
said bounds 1876 feet more or less.
Seized and tateu into execution rs the
property of Bridget Mcketvin and + It's,
and TO be sold hy
WILLIAM SIMMONS, sheriff.
Shorid'6 ONCE. Wilmington, April ~
1892. a.27
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-04

II you want good tobacco chew Old
Dominion. Duratein sole agent.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-04

GHERIFFS sALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ of Levari Faoias, to mo directed,
will be exposed to public sale at the hotel
OF Alex, Maxwell, IN MiddJetown, in ST.
Georges hundred. New Castle county,
Del,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-04

DIR. numby
Has moved to No. SIS West street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-04

CHERIFF's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ of Levsyi Facias. to me direct.
ed, will be exposed to public sale, at the
Court House, on Market street between
Tenth and Eleventh Streets il thS city of
Wilmington. New Castle county, Dell
ON SATURDAY.
THE lirH DAY OF MAY, 1872
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-04

CHARLES B LDRE and
EDW Arb q. IRA DFORD,
Executors Of John Peoples dcueaACd
In2.tn
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-04
WANAMAKER'S.
PHrLADELPHIA. Wednesday. May 4.ls92.

No cheerier place in all
the store to so a-Maying than
where the Women's Wraps
and Suits are grouped.
Pleasure and profit there
for almost any woman. The
story of styles and stuffs is
told most delightfully."-. From
the Suit Room alone fifty, a
hundred and more o day go.
ing out, but not a sparkle
of brightness lost. New
corners with new beauties
keep the collection crowded.
These suits are made es-
pecially for US by men tail
ofs, insuring perfect style.
The little handful we hold
up to-day are all III navy blue,
tan, stone and black:
At 50 Tho ."Margatn" comLina-
tlun, including latest Bell Skirt.
At $500 The "Kremlinn-that
tailur-made costume that shows
the Bel! skirt in perfection. Rus,
sian b5lted back and jaunty coat
front.
At $S.50-A Costume namcless.
ChaHgeahle silk lining, seums fin
ishoa with satin; sowing through
out with silk
At 80 The Bashkirtscf. Improves
acquaintance. Growing to be
the years faYorito. becoming to
all figures
At 5l5-A complete Outing SUIT in
Serge, Cords aud Flunnels. Bell
skirt, outing Coat and neat Silk
blouse.
New House Gowns in
Challies, Silks and Cassi-
mcres. r-. ..=..
Second toUr CAcstnu' street.
Are you skipping the new
Book Table! It's the magic
lass to show you alta glance
what The publishers are do
ing. lIapllazard from it:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-01

Mr. Dominic McMenamin, the well-kuown
marble worker. located on Pennsylvania ave-
nue. near I'd street northwest. died at his resi-
dence at $50 o'clock yesterday afternoon, after
q months illness Mr.. McMenamin was ua-
tive Of Ireland, but came here when a mere
youth and learned the marbie-cutting business
In this city, working for number of years on
the Capitol extension. Here his tastes led
him 10 the finer work. and by
the time he had completed his apprentice
snip he was regarded one of
me best marble carvers of this section. He es-
tablished himself in business on Pennsyivania
avenue, A street and LIST street east (uow
within the library site in 1859. and from a very
small beginning he built up a large business.
most OF u artistic work for dwellings and ceme-
teries- He was located here till 1857. when In
consequence of the condemnation of his prom
srty for the library site he removed to Penn
sylyania avenue near LIST street northwest Mr..
MeAenamin leaves a widow and large family
q children. most of them grown and MANY
friends will symp athlze with them in the loss
Of devoted husband and kind father and his
fellow craftsmen will miss an upright and con.
scientious associate.
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Opportunities for joining in the rustic festi-
val Of the Warrington Light Infantry Corps
are becoming few. and there is consequently
an increasing interest in the unique entertain
mont People who admire the beautiful in
decorative art are loud in their praises Of the
results accomplished by those who have charge
Of the enterprise Out Of trees. grasses and
flowers has been constructed a series Of at
trsctively natural scenes, such as have never
before been attempted in this country. Those
who are weary Of fairs with the annoyances
consequent upon voting competitions and
sntre.ries to purchase this or that will find a
new order Of amusement and enjoyment ~ the
Light Infantry rmory. This would be . good
night 10 look at the beauties Of the festival.
Some Of the beauties are Inanimats; some are
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WESLEi HElGHTsi
ADJOINING THE GROUNDS OF THE
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY

Have you visited Wesley Heights, II only thirty
minutes drive from the center OF Washington TO the
beautiful suburb IL You take the electric cars. get
OF the house OF the electric aud take the
ehort cut. Alter walk Of ten minutes you will md
yourself in acharming SPOT with MAGNIFICENT views
hpe shade and good water Just the place for ideal
suburban home.
The Heis of the highest points within the
District. and Is very picturesque and romantic. The
ground slopes gently from Its crest toward the city
and Is all av liable lor buiilins purposes.
The extension Of Massachusetts will give this
property direct line OF with the city
and will assure magnificent driveway TO the Univsr-
sty srounus Ultimately the avenue will be the most
leading out into the north
west suburbs
With past experiences westward the prices of land
have Tar exceeded the most sanguine expectations Of
all holders and today outside capital ~l buy
tate in the north part Of the District when
cannot be induced to touch property elsewhere.
From long experience capital il willing TO de-
veop anu look tor prospective profit than deal
securities that only lay small rate Of interest
Takng into consideration what has been done In and
about Washington during the past ten years. il wou.d
situated. at the prces red is hardly
prospective. Today IL offers unusual opportunity
when Its success is already foregone conclusion
III you contemplate purchasing do once The
best lots are BENG sold
PRICES. s425 to $3.50 per lot.
four years.
Clients wishing to inspect the property by calling
the office. can make arrangements drive out 4
O'Clock on amy pleasau. evening.
JOHN i. WAaGASAN.
Cor 18th and @ sta
Cottages in Wesley Heights for sale or lease.
nh4-lm JOHN 4. wAGGAMAN.
EOR sALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY, SEVENTY
= acres River road nesr Tenleyto~n not far from
Methodist University aud the electric road Chausu
LOUIS Z. McCOMAs. Trustee. Haxerstown. Nd
Ja2S-3n
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'THE FINEST SUBDIVISION!
LAKELAND. PRINCE GEORGES CO.. MD.
FIVE TO TEN-RooM HoUsEs-sI,4 400 TO a.. 500

Drawings have been made and specifications IRE
pared .or the erection at Lakeland this OF
tusst station tstOue and brlckl the B. anl D. h. X.
between Washington and Baltimore.
Besides the natural advantages of location Lakeland
has magnificent ase OF clear. irnlid water ssoc ked
ains about thirty houses. Il is little than esht
miles fro Msshlnston 10 the direct line 81 the IrU-
posed Maryland aud Washington Electric H. X.
Churches. schools and stores convenient Twenty
trains DIFFERENTIATION fare, Usc.
The houses are tor sale small monthly pay
tons and have porches. closets cellars. Outbudugs.
wells. pumps baths. latrobes. &c. lots that
tain about Ii. GOO square feet of ground
For further partlcua9 plats. tickets. 10. Apply to
EDWIN A. NEWMAN. 1906 Columbia 1t. n. W. Do
tween and 10 IN. OF after =: IN. Az Lake and ask
for the Superintendent. Mr.. 7. }. GABLE. tJ.Lw.
Lok RENT-A TERI DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
l. at Hyattsvile; rooms: stable. carriage house.
poultry house, &c. New and nicely finished. Lot
Inh:.8lw DuCKETT FORD. 81! + St ~.
E'oR Rents ACEEs GARDIN LAND. GROOM
Il house and outbuildings; only as per month.
Benninyi Possession can be had immediately. Nc
LACHL 4 BATCHELDEk. cor. loth and g STA
NV. mh24-2w
GS A MONTH. WITHOUT INTEREST. WILL
SCC buy desirable business residence lot In Mert
End Park at 500 400. II wise you will. before
plats. HENRY \. CoPP. 7O6 18th st. mhl5-3tn
Ion sALE-THE MOST DESIRABLE LAND
NEAR WASHINGTON. Dc. BY THE ACRE;
ness N full view OF this city only 600 TO $500 per
r. A. PHILLIPS 4 SON,
mho-1m l4l9 New York ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-01
Pension Once Contributions.

The employees Of the pension office have con-
tributed s535.40 to the Red Cross fund for
the relief Of the sufferers from the Russian
famine. and this sum has been deposited with
Riggs 4 Co. This is the largest amount con.
tibuted by any Of the government depart
ments. and the pension Office people feel a
great subtraction an the result
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-01
WANTED---ROOMS.

WANTED Two OK THREE NICELY FCR-
ni.hed rooms suitable for light houssk espnr rs
minutes w.lh from 9TH and L sta terms rsasonabls
Answer y. Lab. Star once. Us
WANrEp-THREK Oh FoUR ROOMS. FUR
w nishsd. for light housskeeping; Convenient 10 a
p U Address stating terms, B.. I0l n .. m3i-3
WANTED-FURNlsHED AND UNFURNisHED
w rooms all parts Of city cheapest and surest plan
TO secure Desirable roomers Sestablshed 1852 tern
moderate. sHACKLEf0RD'S A6EkCY. ~ ilth q.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

lrOh REN i-3l6 INDIANA AVE y, W.. SIXIEEN
T. rooms; in good order. For ksy Wy51s 70 THOMAS
BLAGDEN. City p. O. Bog SSl. nh28-6e'
F0k RENI-!N Mt: lLEASANf. Six-ROo1
A''" \. zERrroRp.
apl-8 14lo st.
EoR RENT-6l7 RHODE ISLAND AVE NV. g.
a., room frame; water; els Gin ADVANCED Key At IeoS
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PROPOSALS.

< EALLD PROPOSALS WILL ar kLSLLsEp. Al, Al
- the bureau Of engra yins and pr ntn IrsAslry ps
I 5Nph MAJ iS to fain's .uppis. a1rin1
the fiscal year essiupias Jul, iss 81 ths ,oi ~
paper typosrsphc inks. engravers supplss btnasrs'
1870 sSasr. lmiS. horse ICED
and ice. Awards vii b. made only % Established
proposais vii also Se received the time for
washing yeitns cloths d1r,nE TIE ssIs Ar ssy ana
established facilities for doins the work sealed pro
p9sshase o. puip by the Of notes.
a. and for tss che sane 81 prod ss
right reserved waive s:ets aud TO reject any OF
,os Tor yropc.a. and further dsslrsd By
intending bidder. will Be fgrnsned On appilcaton -
MILAN N. MEREDITH. Chief OF bureau
PROPOSALS. FOR GRAND STAND. BAR AND
i Resisurant friyiese bsds will es receiysd until
for the grand stand. bar and restaurant pryisss for
the spring m.etins q the Ma,hinstoH yeeksy o.ss.
served TO reject any rna y, III A cesrTrrr
PROPOSALS. FoR SUPPLIES ron THE POST
oties DepsT;5s,Ts sne fS''s! .srs ss5 Snc.
s SSaise saTIRDAY. APRIL D isss. AT IL O'CLOCK
sSeN iS ssn p x s.P ss ps
ns and rst,ns STAMPS. r16Ser ssmls' esnes .nf M
ers Pencils inss Inuei. lac, si.ss s9oas r1,sss.
GU itIes 81 the Different srtc.es resp-cveiy
times and fro time 20 time ~ they map bs or
dsred during the hscA Derlnnlns July J, 1nf2.
and ending June 80. lsaB for the OF any branch
OF postal service. Blanks for
posals, with specifications glvlns drtsled rtsienent
Of TIE requirements TO be met resgsct 90 each
tcie and estimated QUANTITIES probably 10 10
REQUIRES nstructinns The
manner bidd.ng and conditions a. b. oo-ersed by
hidders viii lie furnished Application Ia the super
itsnent VI the division Of post otice suppes. Post
ofhce DepIrtIaent. washington. d. e. The Post.
master sneral re-rye. the rsEt 40 relet any or al
bids, cnnicai ce:ects and 10 acse any prt
OF any bio aud reject tae other part JOHN MANA-
NAhkk Postmaster eenrral mall lsw<w
DRoPosALs WILL BK RECEIVED UNTIL
i APRiL NINTH efsctson q Tsnk Res~ryolt,
Wind NH Attacam ents. Dlzsinx Vel. Pump and
necessary Piping pruI-rt, A0rte~t Ale sndriA
lnpros slnent 90. Pans anu rl,ecfhcstsons ~
reject any AL bsdr fe-sryed. BY o-der OF COM
n.lftee. NOBLE Lt>Dek1. Chairman
Msrch %. 1e82 nln.zb-tosue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-01

AgUsfci Musicn Euslc.i, LATEST PoPU-
M Lar y sic can now :. hid for only DC and ios
pr cent Discount THOMSON CO.. ga llth -
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-GO TO DICKS AGENCY FOh
W socks. ehambermsids. y.,tress. nurses. LADY,
ea ss :; s.s ss: & sD,
ior eoOi.. s.isI.... i.sadr.:ss.
isa. ssas e. :pi cs
WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN. A POSITION AS
sssa c sss: four ''.r experience
WANTED-BY. A REsPEcTABLR WHITE GIRL
" place g chaanbermaid o., take care Of sroxna
ch5sen best city reference from last employees ca.
" .p, .ss a. ai''e's'' sS's q. & ISIS ion q NV
WANTED--BY A COLORED BOY. PLACE IN
GOOD aIos
YogTa SoLof 3 % Sds
maids work Call 1907 9Th st. n 1t.
WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE CoLORED
49, Tc n1 place As cook in private family Ad-
WANTED-B RELIABLE CoLoREp WOMAN.
49, place az ehsm5ermad or NURSE best OF re,:f-
WANTED-AYoUNG LADY DESIRES POSITION
w ~ cashier; assistant IN ONCE or eonadensial
address S.s oss Of
WANrED-BY COMPETENT COLORED WOMAN.
sna IS "a Temperance St
WANTED-BY ELDERLY GENTLEMAN. A Pc.
sition for either indoor or outside work capable
Star office. mh3l-3ts
VNANTED-BY A PRACTICAL WORKMAN OF
w long experience in taking work from srchftscts
plans. estimating. measuring. &c. situation with
lumber or planning mill nrm: references address
Box .. Star office. mhSl-3t
WANTED-BY GRADUATE MOP. A POSI-
w ton in retail drug store Al refsrsnces Address
Lee. Star Office. mh3l-I-
WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN. PLACE AS
w butler cOachman; good reference II required.
Address j. W D.. No Corcoran row, bet. l. and n.
Vt. ave. and 18th sts. NV. mh3l-a.
VNANTED-STENOGBAPH YOUNG LADY
w experienced IN rapid and exact work desires po-
sition stenographer and typewriter. Address n.
A. H.. city post Office. iuh3l-3t.
WANTED = EMPLOYERS FOR COMPETENT
w servants (reis) private families hotels restau-
rants wherever needed also positions for clerks EB
tablished 1880 SHACKLEfORD'S. AT 18th NV.
mhl5lSt'
W ANIED-BY A YOUNG COLOhED WOMAN, A
w place as chambermaid in very refined family |;
none other need apply 1902 10th st. n. W. mh29;,t
WANTED-A GENTLEMAN ABOUT 10 GO
w abroad wishes TO lind employment on May for
his goodman. who has been his service years and
" HON he can recommend veiy highly. Address g. +.
E. Senate post Office. mho42w
UNSATISFACTORY FOR NURSES, COOKS,
w cashiers, housenen. drivers. maids, watchmen,
porters statesmen. t2 white women and col. man and
wife together. BURNHAMS. lilo G 1t. n. W. in266s
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INSURANCE.

MpTyAh PR9TECTl0N FIRE INsgRANCE co.
1u OF THE ID. C.-WILIIAN BALLANiYNE
President JAMES T. FITCH, Secretary. Issues
policies a. unusually low and each insurer shar
me prohtA For full Information apply 70 the once
OF TIE COMPANY. 14Q6 @ u. nv. ja23-1y
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

(,0AAlssIOAkk OF DkLDe TOK EVERY ST1T7
no = EExii. Is0 6 3. =,
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EOR RENT-APRIL /. 1892. 9-Ro0M BRICK
L house, with mod. ipps; 1913 Eth ST. u. W. APP
ply to JOHN +. GREEN. l416 q ST. NV. mh-:o-lua
LrOR RENT-aS NICE FOUR ROOM FRAME
l. houses on Lewis st. two squares from line
hydrsnt water: papered all through TO white VERSIONS
only. HERLON & RAMEl.
mh101m 1907 + st. NV.
EOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED, 1926 ST. NV ;
Il rooms; all mod. imps cabipet trilamed elegant
throughout; will rent TOR S6o; cheap at Sso. MAN
AGER U. 8. DENTAL ASSOCIATION. 40l 9TH st.
NV. mhS-3n
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a GATHERING AT BUILDERS ExcHASaE HALL LAST
NIGHr-MRrH AND MUSIC AND DANCING
SOME OF THE SPIRITS SAID TO BE PRESENT
DESCRIBED TO TIE AUDIENCE
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PERSONAL.

j lase1y sngaevf 1Falk y 0ilits - Writ them
s:Ss 49, r M sSissiI ~ :e'' sssR =
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Thomas circle. 16r. .....e40p
Conn ave near h Ut NV, ,
iW ................. 'SSU
h st near 18th st NV,
lTr...............S sJ. :i3
y near 18th st NV. l.lr. 20
~ VI near 18th NV. Tor.
= Il mr. 18th st NV, l:lr. 800
New Hampshire ave mr.
u OF Ew. llr.... .... 300
r ! ave near lAth st (:
nv, Lor................a U /:
Mcpherson 50. l2r.. 1855. 81 |.
L st near 18TH nv. Tor. LIS /:
Off,
49, 18th st NV, 2r.....sl5
l2O9 + st NV, Ar. I'd nr. %
l3ll Pa sv NV. I'd and |
% doors. 10 10 30
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EOR sAI.E-NEw SUBURBAN COTTAGE Al
railroad station, miles from city ak Ase roonas
and cellar purch so n long by II a. wfde on corner
lot. d5xl..,: stable and csrriaxs hou-e hish ana
healthy location. splendid water and ekcellent hei
borhcd suitable fcs government entoy or ior
terms JAMES Il. CLEMENTs.
~ l.lsl ST. nv
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TOR RENT-A BEAUTIFUL FLAT; 8 LARGE
rooms and bath room; entire I'd floor; Marbury
building, .s}4S NJ st. n. only &l.. 90 per mo. r. A.
PHILLIPS SON. i4l9 New York ave. apl-im
EOR RENT-FLArS OF -FOUR AND FIVE ROOMS
L and bath; new and elegant; best location ID
st. ap1.:}ts
EOR BENT-TWO FLATS OF THREE ROOMS
- and bath each. with board. at THE WOODMONT
18th 81. and Iowa circle. fel:. I'm
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-05-26
DEMON DEFINING DIES.
FITTING TERMINATION OF A LIFE OF
CRUELTY AND CRIME
!, While The Statesmans Readers Were at
Nsending Church Sunday Night the Wretch
Was Stretching Hemp in Australia,
it Being Monday Over There.

MELBOURNE, May 23.-Deeming
was hanged one minute past II
O'Clock.
Deeming passed Sunday in writing
calmly discussing at intervals his APP.
preaching doom. He said he had nc
intention of making a speech on the
scaffold. Sunday night he thrice
swallowed eagerly small allowance
of spirits, after which he slept soundlv
until awakened at 7 this Monday
morning. Then for the first time
since his arrest the manacles on
his wrists were removed and
smoking cigar he conversed with
those around him. He declared he
twas resigned to his fate and had nc
fears in regard to the future. He per-
sisted in denying that he was guilty
of the Rainhil murders. A few mo.
ments before the execution Deeming
was allowed brandy, which he swal-
lowed at gulp. The doomed man
was then led out and in few mo-
ments all was over. The drop was
seven feet. The execution was wit
messed by large gathering, including
government and civil officers, IN
trate, police and clergymen.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-05-26
MANOR PRIMARY.
How the Clark People Swept the Precinc
and Then Celebrated.

How the Clark People Swept the Precinct
and Then Celebrated.
Special to The Statesman.
MANOR, Tex, May 22.-The battle
of the ballots yesterday was short and
sharp. Each side had marshaled it's
forces and was ready for work at 3p.
m. The hall in which the election
was to be held was filled to overflow
ing, and when the organization was
begun and chairman and secretary
were elected by the Clark men it was
apparent to all that they would carry
the day, still the Hogg men worked
heroically, contesting every inch OF
ground. When at p. m. the polls
closed the interest increased, and
when half hour later the re-
suit was declared the Clark men
were Justly jubilant over the result
and forming in the street the band
played "Dixie," to the great delight OF
all even though the Hogg men could
not Join in the cheering which rent
the air. To the credit of all, good or.
der and good feeling prevailed and
all, accepting the result as final, 81
far as Manor is concerned, will settle
down to ordinary work.
Just now our people are exercised
over the prospect of having the Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas extension 70
Austin pass here. Liberal PROPOSE.
tions will be made to that end, and II
is hoped will be successful.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-05-26
cREvAssE IN THE MISSISSIPPI.
A Very Serious One it Is-Water Higher
Than Ever Known.

A Very Serious One it Is-Water Higher
Than Ever Known.
NEW ORLEANS, La, May 23.-At 8
o'clock last night a crevasse occurred
at the Tester plantation, st. James
parish, forty-six miles above New
Orleans. 1t is impossible to close the
break, which is ten feet deep and
widening rapidly. This break is only
few miles south of the great Nita
crevasse of 1890 and twelve miles
below the present Bonnet Care
break. 1t will interrupt operations on
the Mississippi Valley and Illinois
Central railroads. The result is the
inundating of some Of the richest plan
tations in the state in st. James, st.
Johns and ST. Charles parishes.
The Tester water like the Bonnet
Care will empty into Lake Poncher-
train relieving the river to that ex-
tent. The river at New Orleans yes
terday was the highest ever known,
but the levees, generally raised since
1890, preventing an over wash into the
city as occurred then
Every street car line in the city is
still tied up. This morning not a
wheel is turning, but it is expected
several lines in the city will attempt
to begin operations later in the day.
The weather is quite cool, lessening
the hardship on the public of walk
ing otherwise entailed upon them.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-05-26
Hrod's Pills cure Sick Headache
PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLY.
Interesting Statistical Report From the
Committee on Missions.

Interesting Statistical Report From the
Committee on Missions.
PORTLAND, Ore, May 23.-In.. the
Presby terian Assembly this morning
report of special committees were
taken up. DR.. Bartlett, of Washing
ton, presented a report on Indian
schools recommending that henceforth
all public moneys Tor Indian education
be expended by government officials.
That appointments for sectarian
schools absolutely cease. 1t was soon
dropped. The order of the day having
arrived, the report of the standing
committee on missions was made and
presented. The report of the board
of missions to Freedmen showed
that 37l missionaries had been sent
out during the year. Three hundred
churches and missions have been
aided, and eighty parochial and four
teen schools maintainen with total
of 6, 222 pupils, amounted to over $172,-
O00--with expenditures almost equal.
The board has under charge 276 Sun
day schools with 1921 scholars.
New school buildings have been