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No Politicians At GRAY Gables,

There were no political callers on Mr.. Cleve-
land at Gray Gables yesterday. Mr.. Forbes
came over from Naushon Island and made a
nsishborly call on the family. Several others
called during the day and paid their respects to
Mr.. Cleveland. The new station at Gray Ga
bles, erected by the Old Colony, has been COM
pleted - regards its exterior
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-25
A Quiet Day at Loon Lake

Yesterday was quiet day in the life Of the
President at Loon Lake, y. Y. He followed
out the usual routine and attended strictly to
oficial duties until the arrival of a delegation
from Pia'tsburg. comprising E c. Baker.
Judge ID. 7. Doble and Hon. T.. c. O'Brien.
The delegation invited the President TO visit
Piattsburg. The President gave no decided
answer. He wen: out riding in the afternoon
with Mrs. Harrison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-25
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE. OF The OPENING or sT FROM
~ Lincoln ave. TO I'd st ne.-Arplicstion having
trict. without the limits Of Washington and 6eorge-
town. 70 extend 81 rom Lincoln ave. 20 I'd 1t.
the public interests to and extend ST. bewees
said points PROPOSED hereby give notice ali per-
sons Interested who may have objections thereto
present the same 10 the undersigned at their Office
DAY OF SEPTEMBER. lSy2. at TWELVE O'CLOCK
oh,s.t,,,n sna ~ 49, n, i., 60 S. " rsse no
posed extension Of ct involve. change In the linrs
OF Gales ave, In McJAughlips subdivision called
Prospect Hi y and portion q the lots fronting
both sides Of said avenue viii be 6tuired for the
been surveyed and plat or map Of the same prepared
which II IN the once of the undersigned and opened
y the examination Of all concerned J. ". DOUG
LASS. J. W. Ross. wM. 7. RossELL. Comma
sioners Of the District Of Columbia.
au25, % sci. 2. &. 3, Is. l6-St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-25

INsTALLMENT PLAN
small cash payment, balance payable a25 per
month. FOR desirable threeetory brick and stone
dwelling at lie Droit Park Elm Il bet 4th and :,th
SITS lrice only Is, 500
MESCOTT. WILCOX HIESTON
au2o6t 1907 Pa and 9TH and La ave. n W.
E,oR sALE-TEAT VALUABLE BUSINESS PROP.
erty known as the f street Baptist Church. front
Ing "a. IT. on St by depth Of 100 n. 10 g5-foot
alley Desirable location for lodges societies church
or for stores and offices. flats. Convenient 10 ali
govt depts For Irice and terms call or address
GEO. L. PARKS. GA 81. au2O-27
lSoR EXCHANGED BEAUTIFUL HOME AT Ia
Roma Park over y acre of ground house with all
city conveniences (eNcepting gss: barn for horses
and 3 vehicles; brick walk and electric light from
station 10 house; viii exchange for small brick house
or vacant lots in city.
auls6t SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-25

Prom the Chicaxo News Record
"You know that young Mr.. Beausome who
vas here at the seashore las; week.
"Yes. dear
''Yoa remember he proposed to all us girls in
the politest way imaginable?"
Twice TO me. you remember"
yes, and three times 90 me. Well. here's Q
poem OF bis in this magazine on L Exchanging
Love"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-25
PROFESSIONAL.


DROP. CLAY Is THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
advertising elsiryoyant. astrolocer and medium IN
this city. Has wonderful prophetic sin Of second
sixht. Reveals hidden mystcries. recoyers lost Or
stolen property. brtngs separated together.
spesdy mssrtseA giyes success IN eus.ness removes
cities and al IN trouble viii time and money by
coming 70 the right place ct once. - he euccesds
where others have failed Convincee most skeptical
s9d sdysrsssss only What be can DO All eusnsss 500
0dent1Al. 6aftEfActfon guaranteed sitttnex 5On
Hours, etc9 Open sundaya Residences. 47p 81.
bet. ~ and 0eh sts. s.w. su16-l4t'
DE SURE TO CONSULT EMMA EXarPsY
ID queen. clatrvoyapt and sstroloest nfeloor stu
dent q oeeultisn Us first d. an. hours. 70 1p.
paor = z HUEbARD: AsTRoLooER, Has
his once. les ST. ne. Lessons Tiven su22-St'
ME-. PERRIN. THE TRUEsT pEsTINY
nomspsl sccurscy. rermsx 50c. 3 m. 20 3 pm
snts. ~. - h"'' os'- o<a and "As md -
MApAu PAIN, nANICURR AND cHIRoPQ
ssass ~ , q FfSi Ekxic H,ss '7SSSfIs6 IS
DIST GOODS south u Nsu york nakS6
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED SITUATION As sTENOGRAPHER
l.. renee law Otlic.. best Of references FRED A.
HOLMES. :ss20 Water St. GEORGETOWN. ID. G arl25-it
NXvANTED-BY YOUNG COLORED WOMAN
w place nurse or chAEibe-naid good references.
Apply 1859 l9th St NV. IL
NXANTED-BY A CoIoRED WOMAN. DAYS
w work or laundry work. A. HENRY. lob V st.
NyANrED-EN FLOWERS FOR COMPETENT
w servants uefs- private families hotels rystsu-
Ests6iissed iss5. sHAcKIEr6Rp's. All Iith 81
n auSb-4.'
WANTED BY An EXPERIENCED DOUBLE
rate; D. 81 u reirrrnces Address Box 81 ssar ofes
auo5-3t'
XVANTEp-By THOROUGHLY COMPETENT
w whit. woman. situai,9n as h.s!-ciass eook
WANTED-CALL AT DICKS AGENCY FOR
w cooks. nurses. MAIDS. Mattresses, walters.
coachmsn, footnen. &c. farm and garden hands
reiersnss from last employers 6i3 ''h ST. NV
WyANTtD-A POSITION AS MAKER IN MILL
w n.ry line; For further Informal. on address 2 o
WANTEp- POSITION AS SOLICITOR OR COL,
and security. Address QUICK. Star oface.
XVANTED-BY YOUNG LADY. SITUATION
'f P.s sadssss H. e.. Sss
WANTED BY YOUNG MAN OF ExPE.
rs en- Tpy % sSx
WARSAW. Va au23-ct
WANTEp-AT HEADQUARTEKs-PosITI
w for cooks. ehambermzids waitress. iaundreee~s.
saartT 4 cSoass Co. 81 ios n
WANTED FOR oKs. Dbl
w vers. maids. nursss. porters, househeepers,
isa s.nSs az
nv. Bxso-0S'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-25

Jos- T. Winfield, aged forty-nine years and
unmarried, in it Of melancholy yesterday cut
his throat with a razor on the porch Of his
fathers house near Cooksville. Howard county,
Nd He died shortly afterxard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-25
WANTED-HOUSES.

XVANTED-TO PURCHASE FROM OWNER.
w three-stery and basement modern brick house.
not less than lSe 'front.' within three four
Of Dupont Circle; price about 81 900 Address. with
house number. price and TERMS PURCHASER. y ar
Office. au20-3ts
WANTED-AT ONCE. FOR CASH CLIENT,
w three good houses convenient to street not
over %, OOO each city, Brookland or Mt Pleasant.
zu25-3t JOHN F. PARET. 1907 st.
XVANTED-TO BUY HOUSE; ABOUT ROOMS
w Address HOUSE. Box IL. City Post Ofice- It,
NANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE AND REsPON-
w sibe white woman. the care of house with
stable near Washington No wages asked Address
G. C., star Office. au24-3t'
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InPRoPKK and deficient care of the scalp viii
cause gray Ness Of tae hair and baidnezs- Escape
both By the use u that reliable specific, Halls
HAir BsneSsr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-25

Ten Hours ON the Bay shore.
B. and y. trains leave for Bay Ridge at 9:ls
An, 30 P. m, AS p. m SUNDAYS at SIS An
l3o pm, Sis pm 81 round trip.-AdrG
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FOR SALE-HOCSFS.

EpR SALE OR RENT-HANDsoNE NEw GROOM
4 house At Forest Glen. Nd. rent cheap ~ q go.,d
q nant sale AZ . bargain Tor half cash.
}. h HERrroRD.
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS


WANIED-AN EDUCATED GENTLEMAN OR
opportunity to rsks person. Address g. f Sc
WAANTE1tA BICYCLE: WILL ExCHANeE
Ada II BOY IT, s.sG or
WANTED AND ron sALE..HoysEHoLD AND
s;.s:i 'S!s VII ss astH1s:
Sqa AsR SLICE ssxp
iis s9a Diamond mounting and Isds,: s;s:S.
WANrED-FINE UPHOLsTEnY AND MAT
w tress work at lowest prices air ttresses made
# 'si;s IL ffRg'' 1s fPa
w they balance, Do you want books opened or
isis E1p.1 sSi
W!a.NTEDD,,,IITI KNowN y 2 pUReEE. 1908 Q
ress ss
WAXTED-IF YoU WANT ApEsIRABLEFARd
Il You want a" choice S Sni HslGs1 lot,
SfatE e ;el raf6Ts
And pro RSS% tS9 SS.c0r'n bSsiIE
SaS .s.
,p.c.lsy furniture stored. packed and Ssuisd al
eHa .eS
st NV. au2O
ion y q g n s. NIL. '4 3: e
and up with ench frisze You save % Per cent
'hsss All I1Ta Sor o s s;S s,:.'
WANIEp- HIGHEST Cash PRICES PAID FOR
han: .Sls s. ssi'' '1 ., Sd 'r Horox ''
WASI I FOR THE WHITE HOUSE , SALOON
novelties and cpriostss y ne Presidents and other
s
WANTED GOODS OF ALL KINDS TO SELL ON
Wv, at private sale or At our ,exua. sa S
vanced and satisfactory returns guaranteed also fine
onS
Commission Merchants. SUCCESSORS to Week. Co.,
637 Lousisns ave. NV Jy20-3m
WASTEDaTo STOP At THE E = e. ESQ Penn IN:
sad sss the best meal in the sY our
WANTEp.aTYPEwRIT PoR RENT-REM
est Free assn .ola ON a.
s1.s .'h3fS s
WANTEDI;THE BEST OF PASTURE AT ASH
w Hill stock farm TsisDhoqe call l 2a,3 q
,y14-.r Bo. 90. d Hy. S.DSsAa Ma
WANTEp-w. H. FRENCH. THE ELL-KNowN
tsIide.inst, is now prepared TO stun and n9nnt
BIRD STORE " n 18th 3, nw 'A"'' iys.sm
WANTED-TYPEwRITE FOR RENT-FIFTY
in exchange for the new Caligraph; offered on low
terms On rental with privilege q purchase: NEW
tfu. spectmens Of handwriting and typewriting pre-
pared with the Po,nsroy DnplcatOr process. jy7-3m
WANTED-wILLIAM c. FRIZZELI. PIANO
w tuner. tfl.3 9th st. So Orders from Nd, Va.
and AL parts Of the District by mail will receive prompt
attention Firstclass tuning At lowest rates. fe100
WANTED OPIUM AND WHISKY HABITS
w cured at home without pain book Of particulars
sent free. D. u. WQOLLEY. N. D.. Atlanta, Ga
Office, 1914 whitehall st. ia29ly
WANTFD-STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND
w remodslina works feathers renovated mattresses
made over furniture steamed and moths destroyed.
=. H. YoUNGS. 14O2 Pa ave Telephone l0OS-2 n3
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

LrOR sALE-A FEW SHARES STOCK OF THE
I Washington and Roanoke Land and Improvement
C9wpappy- Party having inmeda,e need FOR money
Robert Craig. president: Glen W Cooner vice presi
dent; T, E Davi secretary John c. Poor treasurer.
now. Henry Gannett. v. ". Kari. john Ridont. Jas.
kosN0KE ss sGS o company anu 'A'e ssa
IHOR sALE-sTORE AND DWELLING. 18TH AND
Is Its NV; an opportunity fPr xr ap tS nske
au25-3t 1929 New York ave
EOR sALE-sTOCK AND FIXTURES OF GRO
L Gerry store; good reason for selling Call cor Sth
and SITS. II. au2.T-5t'
L'OR SALE-STOCK AND FIXTURES OF AN OLD
cation cheap: owner has best reason for selling
Apply at 2S;17 Dumbarton ave. au2I-2t'
L'OR SALE-BAR ROOM INCLUDING STOCK,
ing Apply to 0%SER so 10Th 90 a. S
$500 WILL BUY FIRST CLASS MEAL, AND
SCOO provisi, II siors horse and wagon included.
peg month al present will do better in ia in north
west. Address MEAT Y. Star office au24+
LIOR sALE-AT sACRIFICE-MEAT. GROCERY
L and PROVISION store average sales slsto $40 daily
"a'" aS SI KS sesp r'n reason Tor aias
NOR SALE-DRUG STORE IN SPLENDID
m n2s re,s o san a has
aUl9-lw'
ANNI,JSGAN ,,, MuIrA alp CERTIFICATES C,n 7
EoR sALE-FINE NEW HOUSE AT TAKOMA
Il Park bath, hot and cold water two minutes walk
6oes rsap a to io.n
real estate notes bqqxh ,i, ,,
aul-lm' 40 Louisiana avenue
w Ask the population II RAMSAY is nos the man
watch cleaning. 81
Eirst-class main spriar. 81.
All work warranted one year.
Jy.S3 1col st nv.
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For sALE-HoU s
2211 to e43 10th ST
b b. 4 and Or IS.
III Pa ave. FIJI, Or. !.
20O9 10 20 Z + 81.
D.. 6-s.
22I0to .'.,::}i Boundr
ST. b IA. +r. all ii
2o2I TO 2042 Bound,
81. , n. Ar. all o.. i
1913 ! st. bh. srs. -
s0:t II st. FIJI, 1rs. i
l23, ] st. I h. 5r. 90.
S32s 10 1894 z st, D b
)re-...........-....
1919 p st. b h. m |
18th ST bet Mass av
and VI st.
4Ss TO AL p-ather'
alley. b n. 4-s.
ll2320th 81. b IA. 6rs
and2 houses in real
ars each..........
1l9x Z ST and
housys IN rear. { h
.Ul3 = st, sh. ar.
t:si. S3o 21d It. b b
9rs. each ........
The above IL only a
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED - GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WISH
w furnished room and board IN quiet family in
northwest for $40 per month. Address A W. y. Star
Office. su25-sts
WANTED-BY TWO ADULTS TWO UNFUR-
w nished rooms first and second floors. with or
without hoard in the vicinity of st. line Capt.
tol Hill Address PERMANENT K. Star Office. a24 Of
XVANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIPE, ONE
w two communicating furnished rooms, second
floor, with board. in private family where there are
other hoarders; ocation, 9Th TO 10th, to SITS
NV. state terms. References exchanged Address
SPOKANE. Star Office. au24-2t'
WANTED = LARGE UNPUBLISHED FRONT
w room. with board for Capitol Hill preferred
Address. stating terms and location Z. L. H.. Star
Office. su24-.ts
WANTED-SEPTEMBER /, BY A MARRIED
board in the north west section Of the city; with pri
waite family preferred; price not to exceed $50 Q
month. Address Box 90. Star ofice. au243t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-25

EOR RENT-NEw HOUSEs-6.e AND 64l GNE
rooms rent $27 so. Also rs wv. II rooms
sS3 30 free 70 good tenant until September l. In
quire OWNER. 1899 or 2lO Z NV NI2-2m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-25

EON SAI.E-
warner st. n. W, a bargain In q broom hri-k
hou.e: renting for si3. 30. Price al 80
ltE 81 n W. nice Oruoua brick that will rem. for
$50. $1,000 cash price. $500.
GEO. L. vIDErTo 4 co..
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WANTED-BOARD.

WANTED-BOARD IN A PRIVATE FAMILY BY
w middle aged man. slightly paralyzed. Address.
p. F.. Star office. au24- 81
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FOR lighthouses.

FUl
! ST overlooking Farra-
gut Square. .-.....,..
II 81 bet ! eth and 18th,
with stable....
Conn ave, inter M 18th
sits. with stable. AID
l ct bet 18th 4 18th. 3.3a
Cor 10th vt and Nc
Pherson Square. SS1
Mas ave and Scott Cir
N & bet 18th 1 18th :.
Rhode Island ave bet
18th and Conn ave -.
Mass ave bet 18th and
18th SITS. ........ Sl
Cor Goth and g SITS.
1. st bet 18th and l4th.
x st near Conn ave. /.
Conn ave fronting on
Dupont Circle. -.
nth Vt fronting Farra-
gut Square.
18th st bet 4 and l. sts.
K st bet 18th and 10th,
witt stAble......@
r I ave bet 18th and
Conn ave Dos
18th st bet @ and r SITS.
Conn ave bet Fl and I SITS
Sc cor 2lst q r SITS NV.
Stable bet L and NJ. 20,
llOS r 81. LIST floor anc
BULLETINS CAN B
FICE. FOR PERMIT
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% Turner st. ir. 800. g. 30
. The above is only portion o: the property on nv
books For full list call a. Office for bulletin issued on
tie lst and 18th. lan16l THOS. z. WAGGAMAN.
IrOR KENT-tss3-ta57 q ST. NE; NEW GROOM
bricks pantry cellar; Handsomely papered; cleo
trio lighting; near cars and herdics: $50.
WRIGHT STOCKETT,
guo-lm Esf N "
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THE 1NAoHiXTED sT111 oARPFT cI,EANiNo
60 - , 1919 SSsas los I'd lao 81 -
xurnitcrs, mesnSles end fsqthsn rsnovsss4 Tsls
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FOR Observation-Disclosures
L,OR RENT-LARGE CARPENTER SHOP, REAR
3SJ d ST. NV. excellent location Tor carp, n.er
builder, painter. &c. $40. Inquire 926k La. ave.
auS-1m
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FOR SALE-PIANOS

EOR sALE-DON'T MISS THE OPPORTUNITY
l. We oner You to buy nearly new Square Piano 1t
our treat reduction price All the prominent makes.
he cash bargains viii surprise you The time bar
make room for our large fall stock now coming in
Don't procrastnats. Your price shall be ours for
cash or easy payments. Call at once.
THE PLANO EXCHANGE WARE ROOMS,
au2S ol3 Pa ava
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-03-15
HELD FOR MURDER
Lieut.. HethGringtOn to Stand
Trial in Yokohama.
RoB1NsoNs DYING STATEMENT
Il Was Addressed to Admiral Bslknap, and
He Freely Forgave Hetherington'

He Begged That This Letter be Used to
Secure Leniency for Him at His Trial
The Jury win be Composed of -Four
Americans Selected from Thirty-four
Residents OF Yokohama-The California
Supreme Court Has Final Jurisdiction.
SAN Francisco, March 15.-The Oce-
anic arrived yesterday afternoon from
China and Yokohama, Lieut.. Hether-
ington has been held by the coroner's
jury for killing the Englishman, Cover
Robinson, on the charge of wilful muir
der.
Admiral Belknap was seen yesterday
afternoon and asked in regard to the re-
port that Cover Robinson left an ante
mortem letter addressed to him. The
Admiral said:
"Robinson, few hours before he died,
dictated letter to DR.. Ellbridge ad-
dressed to me, in which he said he freely
forgave Hetherington for what he had
done, and begged that the letter would
be used TO secure leniency for him at his
trial. This letter l forwarded to the
Secretary of the Navy, and he must have
it by this time.
"The feeling in Yokohoma was bitter
! at first, but, but when all the facts came
! out people began to take right view of
| it. Robinson broke his word as a man
! of honor not to continue his attentions
! to Mrs. Hetherington. He made a dis
| tinct promise to the lieutenant in a
/ letter, which he holds, and he also pro-
missed several of Hetherington's friends.
! He was repeatedly warned that he was
! playing a dangerous game and that he
might expect death at any moment
should Hetheringtou discover proof OF
criminal intimacy. But he was reck-
less adyenturer who had ruined a number
of married women and always found the
husbands very lenient. Robinson's char
acter was so notorious that none of his
friends would swear to the complaint
against Hetherington and, as a last re
SORT, the marshal of our consulate haC
to make the legal complaint
Hetartiu sou will be tried before four
jurymeu .y,l.ed from thirty-four Amer
lean re,'deati of Yokohama. Consul
General Dllotson will preside, and the
California alpreme Court has final jur-
isdiction in case of appeal. The tria
will not occur till documents can be OBJ
tanned from the Unite States with his
tory OF similar cases as precedents.
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me Pnrl,hnral Chnrres.

New YoRK, March 1G.-District At
torney Nicoll in answer to the Rev. Dr.
Parkhurst's charges replies as follows:
Il would respectfully suggest that DR..
ParBhurst go to the Police Courts and
swear out warrants as do the officers of
the societies like that to which he is Az
tached, when complaints against disor-
derly houses are made. 1t is the proper
place. Mr.. Gerry and Mr. Comstock go
there and they have no fault to find with
the way this Office is conducted. L shall
90 before the Grand Jury and discuss
this matter with them. l know that
the police are making arrests ali the
time in the case Of excise violations, and
there are not enough of courts TO try
them in -
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-03-15

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on tho Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
TEN ehectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists, Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. Ky new YORK, nv
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-03-15
TRouRLe IN SING sing.
Convicts Rebel Against work-An Out
break Contemplated.


break Contemplated.
SING SING, N. Y, March 15.--It was
learned yesterday that there was little
trouble at the prison Saturday, when
about twenty convicts refused to go to
work. They were all employed in the
stone yard and were under contractor,
The prison officials received informa-
tion that this was only a preliminary
move on the part of the convicts, who
had planned to make big fuss and then
escape in the excitement. IL was said
that the convicts had secured citizens
clothes and had everything in readiness
to make general outbreak some time
this week
The keepers had some difficulty in
compelling the convicts to return to
work, but few threats soon brought
them to their senses A strict search
was made through the different shops,
but only one suit of citizens clothes
could be found
A close watch Is now being kept on
the convicts, and the officials are ready
for any attempt at an outbreak,
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-03-15
EoR Hls WINTER HOME.

jay Gould said to Have offered $1,000
900 for the Chapultepeo Castle.
CRY OF MEXICO, March 15.-Jay Gould
and party are expected to visit this city
in the latter part of this week. The
statement is made here, on high author
ity, that Mr.. Iould is now negotiating
with the authorities for the purchase of
the Chapultepec Castle, for which, it is
said, he has offered the sum of 81, O00 900.
Mr. Gould, it is said, desires to make
the castle his winter residence, as his
physician has advised him that he is no
longer able to stand the rigors of q winter
in New York.
Several newspapers have published the
fact that Mr. Gould is trying to buy the
castle, and they call upon their govern
ment not to dispose of the famous
domicile.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-03-15

CONCORD, Mass, March 15.-Charles
Tyler, 1S years old, living with his
parents in Lincoln, was arrested by
Special Officer McEleney and members of
the Waltham police at his home, for at
tempting TO wreck "a passenger train by
placing ties upon the track near his
home. He admits his guilt; also admits
breaking and entering the ticket office
and opening the safe at Lake Walden
recently He has been out of the reform
school but a short time, where he went
for similar offence.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-03-15
Sale of Trotters.

LEXINGTON, KY, March 15.-The Wood
ward q Shankiln sale OF trotters began
here yesterday. The weather was cold
and the attendance small As a rule
prices were not high, although few
well bred horses brought fair prices. In
all fifty three horses were sold, realizing
total of S3S, $50. Campbell-s Elec-
tioneer (2;10, by Electioneer 49, Edith
Carr, brought $l5,lG0 Pocahontas
Prince, by Pocahontas Boy-Fox Queen,
$4,000; Cedric, by Red Wilkes-Thorn-
leaf, $3, $50
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-03-15
For the Higher Education of Women.

NEW HAVEN, March 15-It is stated
that Yale University intends to begin
one of the most important movements as
yet made in the United States for the
higher education of women. In and
after the next academical year the Uni
versity will open its graduate courses
with the degree of Doctor of Philosophy
without distinction of sex, 1t is not the
intention to be a rival of the colleges
already existing for women, hut receive
the graduates of these colleges and give
them as good opportunities for the most
advanced research and education as can
be found in Europe.